Thursday 9^th August

Public transport is still a novelty for both of us, and as the caravan park was only about 300 metres from the station it seemed logical to leave the roadway in preference to the railway and enjoy a trip to Adelaide, about 40 kms and an hour trip away.

Bob was particularly happy as being a “senior” his fare was free for travel in off peak times.  There is something to be said for the over 60 brigade – they attract some discount and free tickets – of course I don’t know about it yet, but it is looming in the near horizon for me too.

We bought our lunch from a food court after finding an interesting stall named Bing Boy, claiming to provide “Urban Asian Street Food”. 

I was fascinated by the way the pancake type of wrap was being created, so stood taking photos until our number was called.  It was very tasty and we were not left feeling as though we were too full and unable to move.

Upon our return from Adelaide we got the bikes out (to justify bringing them with us) and cycled around a very well maintained and marked track.  We passed many of the places which had been featured during our earlier car tour of Gawler, so we felt quite orientated to the place.