Rain, some ports, Adelaide & the Barossa

Just squint your eyes, peer into the distance and you'll see the longest timber (careful wording here) jetty in Australia at Port Germain SA.  Sadly, it just rained and rained here and did a pretty good job of keeping us in the van!  Oh, and South Australia seems to be the headwind capital of Australia - doesn't matter which way we've been heading there have been strong headwinds.  This is shaping up to be our "Headwind Holiday"

Beautiful buildings in the Barossa.  There is also a most amazing display and gift shop behind these front doors!

Rhonda and Maggi Beer's daughter in that Kitchen!  Rhonda really enjoyed the cooking demo and catching up afterwards.

Another magnificent building - Chateau Yaldara (McGuigans).

This is a huge boat entering the Loch at Glenelg SA - very tight fit and a very competent driver. 

Inner door opening - the boat must have been very close to the max size this thing could accommodate!  The driver even used a B&D Garage Door type remote control to operate the loch gates!  The whole process kept Spen fascinated.

We cycled for ages around Glenelg - up the beachfront and around these boats in the inner lake at Glenelg.  The bikes have had a real workout this trip and Toby loves to run along beside Spen's bike.