Fleurieu Peninsula - South Australia
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
- Each year we try to have a single night away for our wedding anniversary so this year for our 43rd anniversary we decided to have a night on the Fleurieu Peninsula. It was cold, wet and windy but that wasn’t going to stop us from having a great time.
We visit the Myponga Reservoir before we visit places like Rapid Bay, Second Valley, Cape Jervis, Victor Harbor, Strathalbyn, Milang and Goolwa.
Myponga Reservoir - www.reservoirs...
Second Valley - southaustralia...
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Milang - fleurieupenins...
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Goowla - fleurieupenins...
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Give Me - Humble Hay
Blackwoods Burner - Roy Edwin Williams
Pride Of Pennsylvania - Roy Edwin Williams
A Delicate Move - Martin Landstorm
That was a trip down memory lane for me as we went to Victor Harbour in the late 1970s when my kids were young & we crossed over the old bridge & went up the side of the mountain on the cable car. I remember the water was a beautiful colour. So long ago, I was a young mum back then & now I have a four year old great grandchild. That was the year my husband came home for his christmas holidays bundled us all in the car & took off to see SA & we didn't stop until we got to Crystal Brook, stayed three days & visited Quorn, then he said pack up we are going home. That was what he was like, he'd seen all he wanted to see & now we would go home & I would wash our clothes & head north to his parents place six hours drive away so that he would spend a week on the lounge arguing with his father while they watched the cricket. The kids & I were bored silly but he didn't care, he had given us our holiday, now it was his turn. We had a home made campavan with canvas walls & a pop top on a trailer base, very primitive & basic but we were the first to make one & use it & it was better than sleeping by the car on the side of the road with the kids on the back seat.
Back in the seventies, Granite Island would have been full of kangaroos, we used to take our kids there as well.
Great video Mick& Sally. I spent a lot of my childhood down on the Fleurieu and now living interstate, it's great to be able to revisit thanks to videos like these on UA-cam (thanks). Many memories including snorkelling at Second Valley. I notice the old boat sheds are no longer there. Great to see the old shacks still remain at Milang. PS: Happy Anniversary!
Thank you, glad you liked it as well as it bringing back some fond memories for you👍
I was wondering what else I could do when visiting Adelaide until I stumbled upon your lovely video! Thank you !
Enjoy your visit when you arrive.😃
Another fantastic video, Wow it's been many years since I went on the Horse drawn cart to Granite Island. can't remember but i reackon 1950's , I had a girl friend , well not really but seen her on the school bus at the Sunlands t/o on her way to H/s in Waikerie I would have been 17 at the time, anyhow her parents moved down to Willunga to an Almond orchard so never seen her again, life goes on .
Granite Island is all but vacant now, sad to see.
Thanks for sharing your excellently videoed holiday on Fleurieu. Looks much better than we saw it. You have to accept the weather you get on holidays. Appreciated the information on your commrntary. Cheers from Brisbane.
Thank you Gordon, glad you enjoyed it. The weather is on the improve now so we can start to enjoy a bit of the outdoors a little easier now.
Excellente balade avec ces beaux paysages ,merci....
You are welcome, glad you enjoyed the ride.
Love the videos Mick, love the adventures you both make,as a UK caravaner our trips are not as good as yours .
Thank you, glad you enjoyed the video 👍
The grass always looks greener on the other side as they say.
Congrats on the anniversary. My wife and I celebrated our 53rd today, October 18th. This area is beautiful and much more green than I ever expected to see in Australia. Most people see your country as being very arid.
Wow, congratulations to you and the wife on your 53 years together.
We have a real mix of country her in Australia. We are on our way home from Victoria where the grass was as green as a home lawn and in some places taller that the knees when walking in it. We will have a video up soon showing our trip that way.
that was excellent -- certainly brought back a few happy memories for me to see down that way -- thank-you!!
Glad you enjoyed it John, it is a terrific location.
Very good. Never been to South Australia, furthest I've been was Warnabool in Victoria.
You should venture over one time, lots to see on all of our peninsulas.
Thanks for sharing your travels. It now given me another destination. Travel safe and Enjoy.👍🏼🇦🇺
Our pleasure!
On a clear day when you are on the Bluff you can see down past the Murray Mouth. The causeway is just known as The Causeway, no bridge. Hubby used to do repairs on the horse drawn trams and the odd minor repair to the old causeway as part of a previous job.
Thanks for that Lee, it is such a pretty spot there.
congratulations on your 43rd wedding anniversary beautiful video greetings from Holland
Thank you very much, greetings from the land down under.
What lovely part of the world thank you for sharing Safe Journeys
Glad you enjoyed it, it is very pretty down there.
Great insite to the Fleurieu Pensinsula, thanks Mick
Cheers Greg👍
Happy anniversary wish you the best of life together
Thank you, it has been the best 43 years of our lives.
Nearly every time I go to Adelaide I always try to make it a point to go in via Highway 1 and the Fleurieu Peninsula, taking the ferry across at Wellington and going that way through Strathalbyn and Goolwa, love trying to spot some whales at Victor Harbour, and have even gone up the St Vincent's Gulf side into Adelaide. The Fleurieu certainly is diverse in its attractions, and a very pretty drive as compared to the dull get-there-at-all-costs drive through the Adelaide Hills on the freeway in from Murray Bridge. At my age getting there is half the fun, not in a hurry anymore as I've got all the time in the world to see things I missed when I was younger. Love your Videos Mick they are a great inspiration to me to get out and see more of our beautiful country.
Thank you, glad you are enjoying the videos. There is so much on the Fleurieu to see.
Now that was one very enjoyable casual drive out with Mick & Sally....thank you.
So glad you had that break in the weather so we could also see how the local coastline water can show it's lovely aqua colours. Sweet as mate, and thanks again with sharing....Cheers
Glad you enjoyed it Dennis, like you we love the blue ocean colours.
Congrats on your anniversary Mick & Sally!! Great video and what a scenic area of SA. Reminds a bit of Ireland and Scotland. Its good to see a bit of water around.
Happy travels!!
Thank you for the good wishes, yes the water looks nice.
19:43 - my dads black mustang and my mums red corvette 🙌 should have come back down this year, was alot sunnier
There were a great collection of vehicles there, always good to be able to walk amongst them.
@justcruisinwithmicksally837 yer definitely is, always makes you want to buy your own haha
Looks a lovely area to visit. A lot of history things to see which I love. Know very little about South Australia. Long way from Qld. Have only seen two parts. Crossing in from Broken Hill. And three days in Adelaide and wine region. If I ever stop working must spend more time travelling around.
So much to see and enjoy all over Australia. All the best to you and enjoy the sights if you ever travel.
Loved the drive, country looking excellent, McCracken resort, I believe down that way somewhere, I'm related. Cheers Bevan from Sapphire Central Queensland 🤠❤️🇦🇺
Greeting to you in the warmer QLD, thanks for watching.
Love your videos mate, thank you
Would have been better had the weather been on our side, never mind. Glad you liked it.
Always good to watch your videos.
Thanks Sue.
G'day Mick & Sally.
cheers
Living nearby, a drive through the Fleurieu Peninsula was always a great family outing. Glad to see you enjoyed it too!
Always nice down there.
Happy Anniversary Mick and Sally!
Thank you Eric.
Congratulations to you both on your anniversary! I'm often put off by what I feel is an inappropriate level of celebrating at weddings. A wedding is only the starting point.
It would be nice if people had as much enthusiasm for long married people like you. Great video. I'm going to watch more episodes. Good narration and music. Again, congrats. John, from NJ.
Cheers and thank you for your comments John, they are appreciated. Greetings from the land down under.
Thanks for this Mick did this a few times years ago, when working in Murray Bridge from time to time. I remember Goowla I think it had a brewery at the rail station in the goods shed at the time great trips.
Thanks barry, glad you liked it. The brewery shed is still there.
@@justcruisinwithmicksally837 nice drop from memory.
Hi new to your channel I live in Sydney ( for the last 2 years) come from Adelaide SA
I bet you find Sydney a little different to drive in, take care.
Yes another great one , drone footage was really ,nice is too tame . It showed how strong the waters could be yet how beautiful the land can be too . Think you did a fine job with the flying . Where did you stay if no caravan , bet you both really miss it and it’s such a lovely looking one too from what I can see . 👍❤️
We stopped overnight at Strathalbyn. Glad you enjoyed the video.
Thanks for the video Mick. Have always found the Fleurieu a great place to spend a couple of days, or even a several, enjoying the sights. When younger and fitter, spent time walking in Deep Creek and Newland head CP's.....some really great sites there. Congratulations to you both for your anniversary....Cheers
Thank you, glad you enjoyed the video.
Hola. Un nuevo suscrito en su canal primero felicitaros por buestro 43 aniversario. Me gusta mucho los vídeos de Australia un saludo desde Asturias España 🇪🇸
Espero que puedas visitarnos alguna vez
Greetings to you in Spain, thank you for watching.
Congrats on your anniversary. Another great show. Whats happened to part 2 of the truck, have I missed it?
Thanks you, part two will be up on the channel in two weeks time.
It's sad there are no regional railways left
For sure, plus there is so much rail history in Australia that isn't being preserved at all.
At least there's no crocs in the Finnis
Got that right👍
Nice video,enjoyed it 😊
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it.
What was that winch-like thing on the pier @ 9:20? Also, what's the story on the Sacred Ladies & the bridge? Great vid, of course. PS Do you have a vid of Kangaroo Island?
The crane come winch on the pier was used years ago for unloading and loading when servicing the area. Google for the sacred women's business would be your best option, it was a fabrication of event to do with native history which all proved to be false. I have been to kangaroo Island but not since we started the UA-cam channel.
I’m only at 42 but already retired mick you must be getting close
Closer by the day, the end is near.
what happened to the colorado? ?
Having an aluminum canopy built for the back of it. It has been away having it fitted but with covid and a few other issues the time is getting away.
Sorry mate, but what is the drama with your ole Colorado? I must have missed an episode along the track somewhere.
Having an aluminum canopy built for the back of it. It has been away having it fitted but with covid and a few other issues the time is getting away.
happy anniversary :)
why is the Colorado taking so long ?
Thank you.
The Colorado is having an aluminum canopy built for the back of it. It has been away having it fitted but with covid and a few other issues the time is getting away.
@@justcruisinwithmicksally837 ahh nice that will be good to have as an upgrade :)
yea I completely understand so many delays and issues due to that, will be worth the wait I am sure.
@@philby1979 We have it back now so looking good for our up and coming trip to Victoria.
Neet trip. What did motel cost.
From memory a bit over one hundred, was reasonably priced.
@@justcruisinwithmicksally837 Thanks. Motels in Canada have got over 140 now that covid is over. In the US in small towns it is 150US.
@@davidrobertson606 Perhaps a little dearer than ours in Australia.
Great video what,s wrong with Colorado ?
Glad you liked the video.
Having an aluminum canopy built for the back of it. It has been away having it fitted but with covid and a few other issues the time is getting away.
The home on wheels you travel with, is that 2012 TRAVELLER SENSATION DESTINY FAMILY BUNK VAN?
No it is a couple van only.