Streaky Bay: Australia's Stonehenge?

[@drewvippond2824]

Another great video cheers

[@LetsGo012]

Thanks so much. I’m glad you enjoyed it. That area’s certainly worth exploring

[@icascone]

What a stunning town!

[@catherinelove3043]

Thanks❤ lived in SA all my life never heard of them … gonna do a trip just to see them .😭Thanks again..

[@southaussie5108]

1969 my first employment after leaving secondary schooling at Minnipa. I worked for the then PMG, I was postman one week - seven miles route and the next week Night Telegraphist; rotating. Was there for 6 months until I went to another State Government job back at Minnipa.

[@elizabethgillespie-gray1214]

Most enjoyable. 🌹

[@georgiarichards4730]

loving your vogs

[@LetsGo012]

Thanks 😀

[@louisaklimentos7583]

Lovely video thank you !

[@davebarns1]

Great videos, Terry. Thumbs up 👍🏻

[@LetsGo012]

Thanks 😊

[@johnnydarko8031]

Great Video. Keep up the good work.

[@LetsGo012]

Cheers 😊

[@jeetts59]

I’m thinking next trip I make it will be along the SA coast instead of inland, beautiful place.

[@seansimpson7245]

Another great job mate 👍

[@LetsGo012]

Thanks 😀

[@karengayehammat4199]

🌞Mmm the English aren't honest saying they discovered this continent I've even heard a South American locale with only one letter different I think they named it along with Torres Strait I've recently seen an obviously Aussie map in an online history vid with New Holland on it too

[@v1e1r1g1e1]

Murphy's Haystacks are 1.5 billion years old... seriously? They must have been the size of Uluru when they started out, then. You know... erosion and stuff.