Indeed. Visit ALL the big things! You guys nailed saying 'Adelaide'. Well done :) Then you messed up with Larry the 'lobster'. Sorry it's Craig the Crayfish. We don't have lobsters in this neck of the woods. ;) You really need to see a game of footy at the 'G'.
i am an American living in Adelaide, been in Australia for 11 years now I love it, Adelaide is amazing! I love the central markets! And i also do not do the tomato sauce on the pies...
Guys, you missed a "big thing" just outside of Adelaide called the Big Rocking Horse in a town called Gumeracha. It's part of a wooden toy factory and they have a little wildlife park as well. Maybe next time! ❤
As a Victorian, Adelaide is 110% the underrated State Capital of Australia, and regurarly beats out the bigger Capitals like Sydney, Melbourne & Brisbane on Liveability Index Scores.
@@dino2170 I'll take boring instead of a over populated concrete jungle with traffic pile ups toll roads, unaffordable housing, dirty streets, and bad weather any day.
One of the biggest AFL rounds of the year is on ANZAC Day (25th April), you need to see the game at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG). Huge day in Australian culture starting with a dawn service wherever you are in the country, followed by a huge veterans march in the city streets. The ANZAC round in Melbourne is between two rivals, Essendon and Collingwood, both old Melbourne suburb and the attendance is usually full stadium. Don't miss it its awesome.
Whoa! Just Whoa! Tia and Cheveyo are the best travel VBloggers ever. They did Adelaide proud. Their happy, informative narrative and videos covers all of the good things that they find. The fact that they are "foreigners" also helps because they mention things which we natives would just pass by on. I'm hanging on for the rest of this trip, fo' sure.
It's a shame you guys just missed Mad March you would've loved it, it's one of the reasons SA has the title of the Festival State. The whole city completely changes and particularly the Adelaide Fringe is the second largest Arts, Comedy and Culture festival in the world
Yes Cheveyo!! I agree that pies without tomato sauce are so much better. I only use tomato sauce to disguise the taste when the pie is really poor quality.
Agree, tomato sauce is only for plain pies of the mass manufactured variety (4'n'twenty, supermarket frozen etc) and for non-fancy sausage rolls (footy, servo, frozen etc). Most bakery pies don't fit this memo.
You guys are the best. Love how down to earth you are. Enjoy your travels. If you ever go back to Adelaide, venture out to the Barossa Valley & Hahndorf for the wineries and amazing food. So much to see around Adelaide a short drive away.
As a proud Adelaidian, you summed up our city beautifully. We are considered a backwater by Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. If you ever come back, you must see The Big Rocking Horse in the Adelaide Hills.Your pronounciation of Adelaide was pretty good. Thanks for visiting and showing our beautiful city to the world. But, I must address the elepphant in the room.. Not liking tomato sauce on your pie is a hanging offence!!!!! But you would love a pie floater. Only available in South Australia, it is a pie, turned upsidedown in a bowl and covered in pea soup, with sauce of your choice. We used to have pie carts all over the city that sold these from about 6p.m. Till dawn. After a night out, you headed to the pie cart.
Theres some lovely cafe's in Robe, and if you've got the chance the Naracoorte caves are only an hour away from Robe, if you want to learn a little bit more about Australia's ancient history and megafauna I highly recommend!
So glad you enjoyed your time in Adelaide (I'm sure you heard it a few times from locals but we basically skip the e in the middle and pronounce it as Ad-laid)! We're also the only state to be freely-settled with no convict history and the first place in the world where women could run for election - so we have quite a few things to be proud of! We'll enjoy the calm life while the Eastern States fight over who's best ;)
Agree, Adelaide is much under appreciated, your accents still need some work but your pronunciation and usage of slang is really good. I’m with you on the whole “no sauce on pies” thing, the baker worked hard to get it right, why ruin it with crap sauce
Thanks for showing my home town. Glad you liked it. You pronounced Adelaide beautifully. We get teased by the rest of the country for being a country town, but we love it
I love going home to Adelaide. Sydney people tell me there is nothing there. I live in Sydney and would return home if I could. Don't change the friendly country feel... please don't. People would probably get offended if I said what I feel about Sydney. Lets just say, it's a great place if your a tourist.
I'm a Victorian but I love Adelaide. Adelaide is the right size, hot weather in summer, is an Australian Rules Football state and has beautiful beaches. Melbourne for a big Aussie Rules game.
Happy you liked our town. We do. I make pies for a living and I never put sauce on one. I wanna taste the pie. Not mask the flavour. Good work. Any footy game is good. Obviously try to watch one at the MCG in Melbourne. Or go to marvel stadium where they play under a roof most of the time.
Bravo! As an Australian, I'm super impressed with your "Adelaide" pronunciation. You nailed it! Getting the vowel sounds in the Aussie accent is what most foreigners struggle with, especially North Americans, because of your heavy rhotic accents. (The tongue placement is the secret.) You obviously have a very good ear. The real test is if you can string a whole sentence together!
Really? Since when have you ever heard anyone say Adelaide like that and pronounce the e after the first d? You know damn well it's sounds like Ad-Laid. No one hits the e, ever.
I generally don't watch any type of blogger stuff, but just stumbled across you guys and have watched a few now. You're both very likeable, and I'm really glad you enjoyed our beautiful state in this amazing country and I really hope this sets off your careers because you are really great at what you do
As an adeladian thankyou for shining a light do South so many people think Australia is just the east coast make sure you check out the Adelaide Hills beautiful this time of year also the Murray River they need the love
Thank you for visiting Adelaide ❤ ! We are so happy to have you and knowing you enjoyed your stay! There are so much more to be discovered still so hopefully you two will return for more! Stay safe for your trip on Great Ocean Road - don't forget to check out The Big Koala along the road 😅.
You definitely should have tried the PASTIES in South Australia. You might still be able to get some at a servo or bakery before leaving SA. A lot of Cornish people ( from Cornwall in England) emigrated to SA to work in the Copper Mines In and near Moonta. They brought their awesome Cornish Pasties with them. Villies and Balfours are 2 good SA bakeries who make delicious 'PASTIES'! They are usually available all over SA and also avaliable interstate in Coles or Woolies frozen food sections of supermarket.
I have lived in Adelaide my whole life. It is beautiful and like a big country town. Very accessible. Great winery regions, beautiful beaches and great history. We are also the only Australian state that never had convicts sent here. We were a free state
Yeah, we were all taught that in school...however, the evidence shows that the Dutch had lived in central Australia 300 years before the soldiers (not convicts) arrived. Our old buildings and infrastructure confirm they were built with highly skilled workers, not convicts. Also, the canons face sea-ward...protecting the inhabitants from sea-faring attacks. Tartarian truthers bring some of this out. It's so interesting and opposite of what we were taught..but l agree, Adelaide is a beautiful town! My relo's were Johnstons, lol.
Lol, you said the 2 things I ALWAYS used to hear when I moved to Adelaide.. "it's just like a big country town" 😅 do they tell you that in school or what? I always wondered..
@@QuestionThingsUseLogic Do you have a link to any authentic, verifiable documentation for this "evidence" you speak of regarding the Dutch living in central Australia 300 years before colonisation? As a bit of an Australian history buff myself I would be interested to know the origin of such claims. Thanks.
It's really not a big country town. From North to South it's over 100km in length and takes 2-3 hours' travel time. It also has a regional population of 1.6 million which while not Sydney or Melbourne isn't exactly a larger version of Tamworth.
@@keynesianeconomics4113 Where did you get your figures for SA regional population from? According to PlanSA (@plan.sa.gov.au), regional South Australia's population between 2016 and 2021 rose a total of just 6197 to a total of only 394,983. At that rate it's STILL below or very close to 400,000 even now... Or around just 25% of your unsupported guesstimate. Adelaide metropolitan area population in 2022 is even less than 1.6 million at just 1,356,000. Furthermore, I've personally done the Gawler to Hackam West run along the North/South Corridor Freeway in just under 90 mins without breaking a speed limit the entire way... Your comment is grossly inaccurate.
I hope you thought about seeing the Northern Flinders Ranges, maybe Wilpena Pound. On the edge of the Outback, amazing ancient landscape. Also the German history in Hahndorf, and Mount Gambier. I’m a Sydneysider, but I love South Aussie and Adelaide.
I live in Adelaide and it's a great place to live, just like an oversized country town. The beef and mushroom pie and the spinach and feta pasty are two of my favourites. I am glad you enjoyed little old Adelaide. 😊 This was the first of your videos I have seen, it seems you missed the big Galah which is in Kimba which you can go through when crossing the Nullabor.
I was troubled by the absence of tomato sauce on your pie in the Perth park. In fact, it was something that has been playing on my mind ever since. I assured myself that it was simply due to the fact that you hadn't worked out how to open the uniquely Australian "fold and squeeze" condiment packaging. It simply never occurred to me that someone would have a preference for meat pies without sauce! It's going to take me a long time to digest this information.
I will only eat homemade tomato sauce. I've seen how it's made in a factory, so I refuse to eat it. I rarely put sauce on a meat pie 🥧 and meat pies are big in New Zealand 🇳🇿.
Lots of Aussies buy takeaway meat pies without sauce. My wife never has sauce, but I do. To be effective, and make eating easier, the sauce should squirted into the pie. Of course Adelaide is the home of the pie floater. This is an inverted pie, floating in a bowl of thick pea and ham soup.. I add tomato sauce into the pie before adding the soup, then lastly add a teaspoon or so of Worschestershire sauce on top, for a bit of extra bite.
So glad you enjoyed my lovely hometown it really is a great place to call home -apart from the city there is lots more to see such as the Barossa Valley and McLaren Vale which are beautiful wine areas but with lots of food/produce markets and shops, Glenelg and the coastline and even my suburb of Hallett Cove which has an amazing conservation park right on the ocean with an amazing boardwalk alongside the cliff.
Glad you enjoyed the Adelaide...the big city with the small town feel. And I and with you on the no sauce on the pies! When you go back to the states you can get them there. There is a few places that sell Aussie products. When you get to Melbourne go to Victorian Markets and try to catch a footie game at the MCG!❤
Hey guys great You Tube clip . Wish you had longer in Adelaide. There's really so much more to see. Enjoy your time over here. I'm on my first US trip in 6 weeks..
@One Pack Wanderers Evening .. Oh I've 3 days in San Francisco 10 nights in New York and 3 in Las Vegas on the way back. Love my photography and can't wait to get some great shots of your bridges and night city scapes. You both seem to be having a great time and I'm glad I saw your clip..
I have been watching you and enjoying every moment, for a while now, you could not have made me happier, when you liked Adelaide, my home town. Have a good day. Xxxxx
You want an AFL game? Any country town in Victoria on a Saturday afternoon, but the mecca for AFL is Melbourne. Find a game, pick a team and have a ball. You will be amazed at the size of the field, and the stamina of the players, AND the big scores.
I totally agree that Adelaide is underrated, but I may be a little biased as I was born & bred here! Your pronunciation of Adelaide while you were in the Market was perfect... great job! Our beaches are beautiful & we have the lovely Barossa Valley & Hahndorf & many other great spots near Adelaide. Yes, the Aussie big attractions are hilarious & were always on our travel itineraries when our kids were younger! I wonder how many of them you can find on your travels!! Enjoy! 🥰 Blessings from South Australia💕🐨
I am so glad you enjoyed our town. We love it. Unfortunately, you missed the great AFL rivalry between Adelaide and Port Adelaide at Adelaide oval on the weekend. But, if you are heading to Melbourne, for sure Anzac Day , Essendon and Collingwood, that is if you can score a ticket. Thank you for visiting South Australia, we love it but we do still like it to be Australia's secret. 🇦🇺🇺🇸🇦🇺🇺🇸🇦🇺
Just found your videos, this one was great, thank you for sharing, the market baught back memories, my parents had a shop on grote street next to the market, before the market plaza and china town was built, and it was all a open car park, market used to open only on Monday Wednesday Friday and Saturday morning, my first paying job was in that market in a fruit stall next to Angelakis seafood
We dont speak with long "vowels" here in Radelaide.. Thats a very Eastern States/Queensland thing.. As this was a "convict free" State for the first 10 years, settled by free people, we speak the "Queens English". I even get asked if Im from the UK when Im interstate. We say "caar-sle" for "Castle" (with a long A), in the East they say "Ca-sle" for Castle (with a short A). First State to have a Library, and 2ND place in the WORLD to give women the vote.
Loved seeing you guys loving my home town Adelaide 😊 I wouldn't live anywhere else. As for which AFL game to see, someone below mentioned the ANZAC day game at the MCG if you are still in Melbourne by then... It's probably the second biggest game of the year after the grand final. Have a great trip, you'll end up seeing more than most Aussies do!
Guys you missed the Giant Rocking Horse in Gumeracha, just 45 mins out of Adelaide!! Also Adelaide isn't so underrated as we made it to the top 10 most liveable cities in the world recently. I enjoyed your take on my home town through fresh eyes, thank you and safe travels!
It's actually crazy how good Adelaide is. Very underrated and whilst a bit quieter than the other big cities, just wonderful. Mclaren Vale and Barossa, I mean.. it cant be beat!
I`m glad you enjoyed my hometown of Adelaide Guys. Be extra careful on the road this weekend with Easter coming up. It`s one of the busiest time of the year on the highways so take care. 🙏😄
As an Adelaide resident and subscriber since your Australian series started, I was really looking forward to watching your visit to my home town. Glad to hear you enjoyed your time but I can’t help but think your two videos didn’t really get to show case our city and surrounding regions which are world famous. Could I suggest you collaborate with some locals to help plan your itineraries to ensure you don’t miss out on visiting, experiencing & documenting the very best places in Australia.
Definitely see your point, but this is also coming from their own perspective which I really enjoy instead of the usual clickbait type of profile couples who use other local influencers
Did you guys go to the Barossa Valley while in SA? Adelaide is surrounded by the world's best wine regions, the Barossa Valley the most famous of them. The Central Market is awesome, something for everyone. You were pronouncing Adelaide perfectly in the end. Pity I didn't spot this earlier I would have got Serafina, a local cycling tourism celebrity to show you around and put you on her TV show.
Hi Guys, I agree - Adelaide's Central Market is really good. IMO Adelaide is a bit underrated. I really hope that you have managed to get through the Great Ocean Road before Easter and the predicted bad weather that's headed our way. As for what AFL game to see, firstly seeing a game at the MCG is a must. Looking ahead there are three games at the 'G'. This Saturday's game between 'The Tigers' and 'The Bulldogs' or on the 24th of April 'The Dee's (Demon's) versus 'The Tigers' which would be my pick because there will be a larger crowd in attendance and for the atmosphere. There's an even bigger game the day after 'Anzac Day' but tickets might be hard to get. There's a game on the 10th of April between 'The Cats' and 'The Hawks' but both teams aren't playing well at the moment. I'm really enjoying your travels though southern Australia and the enthusiasm you have shown even for those cringe-worthy 'Big Things'. Cheveyo, your Aussie pronunciation of Adelaide is spot on. Safe travels! Cheers, Stef
Glad you found the Central Markets and especially Haighs Chocolates. I hope you got some for your sweet tooth Tia. You just missed a footy game (our showdown) at Adelaide Oval where you were filming. I'd be surprised if you didn't hear it from where you were staying. One other big thing SA has is the Big Orange 🍊 in the Riverland. Glad you enjoyed Adelaide, our city which is like a big country town. Get ready for the hustle and bustle you're heading to in the Eastern Capitals. P.s. Cheveyo you pronounced Robe spot on. 👍👍
Great video. Lived in Adelaide my whole life, love it here. Tia said Adelaide right the first time 😊 I only put sauce on sausage rolls. Where you guys were eating, the best pastries are a couple isles back.
This coming week is called the “gather round”. Where all the AFL teams come to Adelaide and play. If you guys are around you should try and watch one of those games. Will you be coming back to Adelaide?
Speaking of big things you will have also seen the big galah in Kimba and the big kangaroo in Bordertown. Love watching you two, such a cute couple. Excited that you are coming back to Oz after you head home for a bit. You must put the NT and WA on your list and visit Kakadu and Karijini. North of Oz is amazing. Happy travels.
I've only just found you guys this week. Loved having a glimpse of my town when you crossed the River Murray. What a glorious time for you to cross when our swamp land was still flooded from one of our biggest floods in history. It's all been pumped out and dried out and the grass is slowly regrowing again. Good to see you stopped to visit Larry 😀
Hey guys, your vid's are awesome😎😎😎, I live and love my Adelaide city (serenity). Thanks a lot for making vid about our Adelaide city, shame it is underrated. I would suggest you to try Villis cafe where you get variety of yummy pie's, south australian owned✌
I understand that the objective of your blogs is to catalogue your travels for memories for yourselves and, perhaps, the people back home but for Aussies watching it’s for us to be entertained by your interpretations and surprise at what you see. For me, an added bonus is just the antics and personalities of YOU !
I've lived in Perth for 32 years, but I think you've seen more of Australia in the short time you've been here than I have. Thanks for showing Adelaide, one of the many places to which I have never been. And you're not alone about not having tomato sauce on meat pies. I don't like that either.
Hi guys I live in Adelaide and I just love living here there is so much to do esp for families public trams and buses are regular and the scenery is so natural and beautiful The pace is slower but calmer and the weather is perfect Mediterranean best of all is the fresh produce and fine dining. It was so lovely watching Ur video with such pride in our clean modern city and some of the countryside u didn't go to the winery country the holiday triangle up north the Flinders Ranges Victor harbour Hahndorf and much more All the best on yr travels u cute love 🐦 🐦 birds 💙
You are correct about Adelaide being under the radar somewhat for many tourists. It has more to offer in the CBD and within an hour's drive of the city, than the other state capitals. Great to see you featuring the South East of South Australia ( including those road works just past Meningee and Larry in Kingston). I have lived in Millicent for 40 years, so I have driven that route that you took along the Coorong around 400 times (ten times in the past three months and again in a few days time). That drive that took you to Robe was walked by Chinese miners in the Gold Rush era in the 1850s. You will see their memorial on the seafront in Robe. If you can, go south of Robe a few kilometres to the fantastic beach in the national park. If you took a boat from there and went due west you would not reach land until South America, as the part of Australia that you are in is further south than the tip of Africa. Enjoy the rest of your trek to Melbourne and be sure to visit the Blue Lake in Mount Gambier.
@@OnePackWanderers You are very welcome. Your videos are a pleasure to watch, with honest and respectful comments. Enjoy the remainder of your trip. I look forward to the next installment from Robe.
So happy you had a good time in Adelaide, (Cheveyo, you did a pretty good job on the accent and pronunciation), what else did you get to see in Adelaide? If you can get tickets and your in Melbourne, go to the Anzac Day game at the MCG, the crowd is usually around 100,000, awesome atmosphere. If you can afford it get a lobster (crayfish) in Robe, fresh from the sea. Lovin' your journey, 'ave a good one.
If you come back go see Monarto zoo, Tia you will love. You can spend time with cheetah, giraffe, rhino, lions and heaps more Enjoy the pies, you should try the pasties as well. Pastry filled with vegetables- delicious!
Re the best footy (AFL) game to go to. As you’re heading to Melbourne you need to go to the Melbourne Cricket Ground. The MCG is the ancestral home of Aussie rules footy. Ground holds over 100,000. As the name suggests it's a cricket ground and a footy ground in the winter. If you go to a game involving one (or more) of the big Melbourne clubs (Collingwood, Carlton, Essendon, Richmond, Melbourne) you are pretty much guaranteed to have an amazing footy experience. Tickets are cheap too. Maybe pick a team to barrack for to really get into the atmosphere. Game goes for about 3 hours, divided into 4 quarters.
Great series, and I love watching you guys. By the way, when you go to get in the wrong side of the car (10:20), then you know that you are not yet fully acclimatized to the country. Have you noticed yet that all lines of people are on what would seem to be the wrong side (driving on the left, crosses over into walking on the left side as well). Enjoy the rest f your time in Australia, and please try to get to see Canberra. Apparently there are only 7 cities in the world that are planned, and 2 of them are here in Australia ; (Adelaide planned by Colonel William Light, and Canberra by an American couple - Walter Burley Griffin and his wife Marion Mahony Griffin).
It's kinda funny that as you go from Adelaide to Melbourne, the next round of AFL (the week after Easter) will be exclusively played in ADELAIDE. All 9 games, with a festival atmosphere! First time this has ever happened. Turn around mate. Really enjoying your videos. Tomato sauce is only for plain meat pies (and sausage rolls).
Figured you guys would ease nicely in to Adelaide. Its a gem. Bit like you guys...lol..true but. Hope you found a warm spot for the cold hit next Monday!...imagine you on south coast or in Melbs. Coastal route is nice...🎉...cheers..
RADelaide... ...it is an awesome place - beach, city, hills all so close. I do love visiting there! 👍👍 Also been to Robe, so interesting to see that vid too.
If you guys aren’t already past drop in & spend some time in Portland, VIC. The way the semi trucks are unloaded at the timber mill is unreal!! Glad to hear you loved my hometown Adelaide…. Wouldn’t live anywhere else
Came across this video, enjoyed it, and so went back and watched the Australian tour from the start. Well done. Great camera work, although I stress over setup/retrieval time for for the many shots of the two of you, car arriving/departing, etc.. One thing that makes your videos extra-special is the extensive but well-chosen and well-shot B-roll ... it is the views of road, roadside and countryside through car windows that really captures the essence of Australia. We moved here from the UK over 42 years ago and still marvel at the wildness and uniqueness. Safe and happy travels.
If you want a good AFL game (and you're still in Melbourne), the ANZAC Day game is huge, it's at the MCG and they always get over 80,000 people, so big crowd at the biggest stadium in Australia.
The French charcuterie place behind Tia was featured in Ainsley's Australian Market Menu, an SBS series where a British chef goes to all the best markets in Australia!
Tia is correct - cheesy photos at Big Things are an essential part of any Australian road trip!
Need to go to Big Banana in Coffs Harbour then
Indeed. Visit ALL the big things!
You guys nailed saying 'Adelaide'. Well done :)
Then you messed up with Larry the 'lobster'. Sorry it's Craig the Crayfish. We don't have lobsters in this neck of the woods. ;)
You really need to see a game of footy at the 'G'.
Big Merino at Goulburn NSW
Big Pineapple in Queensland.
i am an American living in Adelaide, been in Australia for 11 years now I love it, Adelaide is amazing! I love the central markets! And i also do not do the tomato sauce on the pies...
I am an Aussie born and bred, and whilst I don’t dislike tomato sauce on pies or sausage rolls, I very much prefer Worcestershire sauce.👍
Heck yeah Rad-elaide! Thanks for comin!
Guys, you missed a "big thing" just outside of Adelaide called the Big Rocking Horse in a town called Gumeracha. It's part of a wooden toy factory and they have a little wildlife park as well. Maybe next time! ❤
I wouldn't say Adelaide is underrated, more undiscovered.
As a Victorian, Adelaide is 110% the underrated State Capital of Australia, and regurarly beats out the bigger Capitals like Sydney, Melbourne & Brisbane on Liveability Index Scores.
As a South Australian we thank you, and I've always loved Melbourne which I find most like London to be honest
We love it here :)
Shhhhh.
We're trying to keep Adelaide a secret...😂😂
and it is the big bore
@@dino2170
I'll take boring instead of a over populated concrete jungle with traffic pile ups toll roads, unaffordable housing, dirty streets, and bad weather any day.
I think Tia has finally found the Aussie sense of fun in the BIG series
I’m glad it did what it’s supposed to do and put a smile on your face 😊
One of the biggest AFL rounds of the year is on ANZAC Day (25th April), you need to see the game at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG). Huge day in Australian culture starting with a dawn service wherever you are in the country, followed by a huge veterans march in the city streets. The ANZAC round in Melbourne is between two rivals, Essendon and Collingwood, both old Melbourne suburb and the attendance is usually full stadium. Don't miss it its awesome.
If it's not sold out already
Totally agree with this Besides the Grand Final Anzac day game at the G would be the biggest and hopefully would fit in to your travel plans .
I was about to say the same thing!! ANZAC Round at the G (MCG)!
Perfect timing guys! Go the Pies! (Collingwood Magpies )🏁🖤🤍🖤🏁.
If they can get tickets it's definitely the best game to go to
Or the dreamtime at the G game may 20th.
Whoa! Just Whoa! Tia and Cheveyo are the best travel VBloggers ever. They did Adelaide proud. Their happy, informative narrative and videos covers all of the good things that they find. The fact that they are "foreigners" also helps because they mention things which we natives would just pass by on. I'm hanging on for the rest of this trip, fo' sure.
I think I speak for everyone when I say we need more "Tia's Road Trip Surprises" for Cheveyo.
I can support this too! I like the way she thinks. 😂
100% agree also
YES PLEASE 😂
It's a shame you guys just missed Mad March you would've loved it, it's one of the reasons SA has the title of the Festival State. The whole city completely changes and particularly the Adelaide Fringe is the second largest Arts, Comedy and Culture festival in the world
funny they landed during the quiet week
Adelaide doesn't hold the second largest comedy festival in the world thats Melbourne.
@@glennoc8585 Yes but the fringe is not just comedy.
Don’t forget tasting Australia too
Yes Cheveyo!! I agree that pies without tomato sauce are so much better. I only use tomato sauce to disguise the taste when the pie is really poor quality.
I don't eat meat pies with sauce. Pies are big in New Zealand 🇳🇿.
Putting tom sauce on a good pie is like putting it on a good steak, you want to enjoy the natural flavour of the food.
ETA BBQ sauce on a good pepper steak pie is like heaven in my mouth. But I fully support your right to be wrong.🙂
Yep if it's a good pie it doesn't need sauce.
Agree, tomato sauce is only for plain pies of the mass manufactured variety (4'n'twenty, supermarket frozen etc) and for non-fancy sausage rolls (footy, servo, frozen etc). Most bakery pies don't fit this memo.
Larry the Lobster looks awesome! You know Tia is excited to be there when she calls for her own "Tia For Scale!" 🤣
South Australia South East. Small townships of Kingston S.E., (Larry the Lobster),Robe, and Beachport. Underrated different, but good.
Lobsters don't have scales.
You guys are the best. Love how down to earth you are. Enjoy your travels. If you ever go back to Adelaide, venture out to the Barossa Valley & Hahndorf for the wineries and amazing food. So much to see around Adelaide a short drive away.
Yes! They would love those places! And I wonder if they saw our magnificent metropolitan coast?
And McLaren vale !!
How good is the Adelaide central market. Loving the Aussie series guys, enjoy
As a proud Adelaidian, you summed up our city beautifully. We are considered a backwater by Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. If you ever come back, you must see The Big Rocking Horse in the Adelaide Hills.Your pronounciation of Adelaide was pretty good. Thanks for visiting and showing our beautiful city to the world. But, I must address the elepphant in the room.. Not liking tomato sauce on your pie is a hanging offence!!!!! But you would love a pie floater. Only available in South Australia, it is a pie, turned upsidedown in a bowl and covered in pea soup, with sauce of your choice. We used to have pie carts all over the city that sold these from about 6p.m. Till dawn. After a night out, you headed to the pie cart.
Theres some lovely cafe's in Robe, and if you've got the chance the Naracoorte caves are only an hour away from Robe, if you want to learn a little bit more about Australia's ancient history and megafauna I highly recommend!
Adelaide is the very best city in all of Australia!! 🇦🇺
So glad you enjoyed your time in Adelaide (I'm sure you heard it a few times from locals but we basically skip the e in the middle and pronounce it as Ad-laid)! We're also the only state to be freely-settled with no convict history and the first place in the world where women could run for election - so we have quite a few things to be proud of! We'll enjoy the calm life while the Eastern States fight over who's best ;)
Nothing wrong with coming from a convict state, but it is definitely a point of difference for South Australia.
Also call it Radelaide.
He actually sounded almost Aussie with his pronunciation.
Don't forget Don Dunstan, most famous for decriminalising homosexuality in South Australia in 1975, the first state in Australia to do so.
Oh I didn’t know that history about S.A, thanks for the history lesson 👍
Welcome to my home town, Adelaide is kinda like a big country town with all the mod cons
Agree, Adelaide is much under appreciated, your accents still need some work but your pronunciation and usage of slang is really good.
I’m with you on the whole “no sauce on pies” thing, the baker worked hard to get it right, why ruin it with crap sauce
Thanks for showing my home town. Glad you liked it. You pronounced Adelaide beautifully.
We get teased by the rest of the country for being a country town, but we love it
I love going home to Adelaide. Sydney people tell me there is nothing there. I live in Sydney and would return home if I could. Don't change the friendly country feel... please don't. People would probably get offended if I said what I feel about Sydney. Lets just say, it's a great place if your a tourist.
I'm a Victorian but I love Adelaide. Adelaide is the right size, hot weather in summer, is an Australian Rules Football state and has beautiful beaches. Melbourne for a big Aussie Rules game.
So much great stuff to see and do in Mt Gambier: Blue Lake, Mount Schank, swim in Little Blue Lake, Cave Gardens, Umpherston Sinkhole....
Spoken like a true local, Matt. I'm down for Easter from Adelaide, visiting friends and family. Born and bred in the Mount. Love this place.
Happy you liked our town. We do. I make pies for a living and I never put sauce on one. I wanna taste the pie. Not mask the flavour. Good work. Any footy game is good. Obviously try to watch one at the MCG in Melbourne. Or go to marvel stadium where they play under a roof most of the time.
Bravo! As an Australian, I'm super impressed with your "Adelaide" pronunciation. You nailed it! Getting the vowel sounds in the Aussie accent is what most foreigners struggle with, especially North Americans, because of your heavy rhotic accents. (The tongue placement is the secret.) You obviously have a very good ear. The real test is if you can string a whole sentence together!
Really? Since when have you ever heard anyone say Adelaide like that and pronounce the e after the first d? You know damn well it's sounds like Ad-Laid. No one hits the e, ever.
@@Zoso_1990 The middle "e" is pronounced as a shwa "ə". I've never heard anyone pronounce Adelaide as a 2 syllable word....ever😁😁
Any road trip across Australia has to include the "big things" Tia is navigator from now on
Points lost for missing the Big Gallah at Kimba.
Nooooo theres a big gallah dam it
I generally don't watch any type of blogger stuff, but just stumbled across you guys and have watched a few now. You're both very likeable, and I'm really glad you enjoyed our beautiful state in this amazing country and I really hope this sets off your careers because you are really great at what you do
As an adeladian thankyou for shining a light do South so many people think Australia is just the east coast make sure you check out the Adelaide Hills beautiful this time of year also the Murray River they need the love
Thank you for visiting Adelaide ❤ ! We are so happy to have you and knowing you enjoyed your stay! There are so much more to be discovered still so hopefully you two will return for more! Stay safe for your trip on Great Ocean Road - don't forget to check out The Big Koala along the road 😅.
You definitely should have tried the PASTIES in South Australia. You might still be able to get some at a servo or bakery before leaving SA. A lot of Cornish people ( from Cornwall in England) emigrated to SA to work in the Copper Mines In and near Moonta. They brought their awesome Cornish Pasties with them. Villies and Balfours are 2 good SA bakeries who make delicious 'PASTIES'! They are usually available all over SA and also avaliable interstate in Coles or Woolies frozen food sections of supermarket.
Make sure you get to see Mt Gambier and the blue lake guys. They also have lots of sandstone caves. Beautiful place and its on your way to Melbourne
Mount Gambier is worth seeing the blue 💙 lake, caves, and Umpherston sunken gardens.
Thanks for your great video about Adelaide, where I live, it's a pretty low key city but plenty to do. You guys are just gorgeous xx
I have lived in Adelaide my whole life. It is beautiful and like a big country town. Very accessible. Great winery regions, beautiful beaches and great history. We are also the only Australian state that never had convicts sent here. We were a free state
Yeah, we were all taught that in school...however, the evidence shows that the Dutch had lived in central Australia 300 years before the soldiers (not convicts) arrived. Our old buildings and infrastructure confirm they were built with highly skilled workers, not convicts. Also, the canons face sea-ward...protecting the inhabitants from sea-faring attacks. Tartarian truthers bring some of this out. It's so interesting and opposite of what we were taught..but l agree, Adelaide is a beautiful town! My relo's were Johnstons, lol.
Lol, you said the 2 things I ALWAYS used to hear when I moved to Adelaide.. "it's just like a big country town" 😅 do they tell you that in school or what? I always wondered..
@@QuestionThingsUseLogic Do you have a link to any authentic, verifiable documentation for this "evidence" you speak of regarding the Dutch living in central Australia 300 years before colonisation?
As a bit of an Australian history buff myself I would be interested to know the origin of such claims. Thanks.
It's really not a big country town. From North to South it's over 100km in length and takes 2-3 hours' travel time. It also has a regional population of 1.6 million which while not Sydney or Melbourne isn't exactly a larger version of Tamworth.
@@keynesianeconomics4113 Where did you get your figures for SA regional population from?
According to PlanSA (@plan.sa.gov.au), regional South Australia's population between 2016 and 2021 rose a total of just 6197 to a total of only 394,983.
At that rate it's STILL below or very close to 400,000 even now... Or around just 25% of your unsupported guesstimate. Adelaide metropolitan area population in 2022 is even less than 1.6 million at just 1,356,000.
Furthermore, I've personally done the Gawler to Hackam West run along the North/South Corridor Freeway in just under 90 mins without breaking a speed limit the entire way... Your comment is grossly inaccurate.
I hope you thought about seeing the Northern Flinders Ranges, maybe Wilpena Pound. On the edge of the Outback, amazing ancient landscape. Also the German history in Hahndorf, and Mount Gambier. I’m a Sydneysider, but I love South Aussie and Adelaide.
Tia totally gets the humour of the cheesy Big things. Love it
I live in Adelaide and it's a great place to live, just like an oversized country town. The beef and mushroom pie and the spinach and feta pasty are two of my favourites. I am glad you enjoyed little old Adelaide. 😊 This was the first of your videos I have seen, it seems you missed the big Galah which is in Kimba which you can go through when crossing the Nullabor.
I was troubled by the absence of tomato sauce on your pie in the Perth park. In fact, it was something that has been playing on my mind ever since. I assured myself that it was simply due to the fact that you hadn't worked out how to open the uniquely Australian "fold and squeeze" condiment packaging. It simply never occurred to me that someone would have a preference for meat pies without sauce! It's going to take me a long time to digest this information.
I will only eat homemade tomato sauce. I've seen how it's made in a factory, so I refuse to eat it. I rarely put sauce on a meat pie 🥧 and meat pies are big in New Zealand 🇳🇿.
Yes it’s causing me immense anxiety also !!
Lots of Aussie pies are much better without tomato sauce 😜
@@edwardfletcher7790 Have to agree...put it on if you want, but with all the excellent flavours now, why *uck it up with tom sauce lol.
Lots of Aussies buy takeaway meat pies without sauce. My wife never has sauce, but I do. To be effective, and make eating easier, the sauce should squirted into the pie.
Of course Adelaide is the home of the pie floater. This is an inverted pie, floating in a bowl of thick pea and ham soup..
I add tomato sauce into the pie before adding the soup, then lastly add a teaspoon or so of Worschestershire sauce on top, for a bit of extra bite.
Sorry big guy….Tia has discovered the Big Things. Childhood wonderment should be embraced not scorned!
Beautiful👍
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So glad you enjoyed Adelaide. 100% accurate, we’re absolutely the most underrated capital. Enjoy the rest of SA and Australia!!
So glad you enjoyed my lovely hometown it really is a great place to call home -apart from the city there is lots more to see such as the Barossa Valley and McLaren Vale which are beautiful wine areas but with lots of food/produce markets and shops, Glenelg and the coastline and even my suburb of Hallett Cove which has an amazing conservation park right on the ocean with an amazing boardwalk alongside the cliff.
You have to check out an AFL game at the MCG. Must- have experience in Australia!
Anzac Day game might lineup with them being in Melbourne. That would be an experience 👍
As long as it's doesn't involve Collingwood and they see the best of the country at a game 🙃Now that would be a real cultural treat...
@@grahamjeffries1058- I’m thinking a Collingwood v Any Other Team is worth it at least once for the cultural experience 😎
@@Skysurferauha!..that's the sort of cultural experience they can do without! Get the atmosphere..just the wrong sort...Unfortunately
Glad you enjoyed the Adelaide...the big city with the small town feel. And I and with you on the no sauce on the pies! When you go back to the states you can get them there. There is a few places that sell Aussie products. When you get to Melbourne go to Victorian Markets and try to catch a footie game at the MCG!❤
There is an Aussie meat pie shop in NYC apparently!
Hey guys great You Tube clip . Wish you had longer in Adelaide. There's really so much more to see. Enjoy your time over here. I'm on my first US trip in 6 weeks..
What part of the US are you visiting? 😊 Americans generally love Aussies, you'll be very popular!
@One Pack Wanderers Evening .. Oh I've 3 days in San Francisco 10 nights in New York and 3 in Las Vegas on the way back. Love my photography and can't wait to get some great shots of your bridges and night city scapes. You both seem to be having a great time and I'm glad I saw your clip..
I have been watching you and enjoying every moment, for a while now, you could not have made me happier, when you liked Adelaide, my home town. Have a good day. Xxxxx
Adelaide is underrated, Melbourne and Sydney are too big,expensive.
You guys NEED to go to an AFL game in Melbourne at the MCG! You won't regret it
Im in Perth and love nothing more than to fly to Adelaide for a few days break. Adelaide Hills are awesome
You want an AFL game? Any country town in Victoria on a Saturday afternoon, but the mecca for AFL is Melbourne. Find a game, pick a team and have a ball. You will be amazed at the size of the field, and the stamina of the players, AND the big scores.
Love how Tia still is slightly confused in which side of the car is the passenger's side ⭐
The best city so easy to get around and best place to live in
I totally agree that Adelaide is underrated, but I may be a little biased as I was born & bred here! Your pronunciation of Adelaide while you were in the Market was perfect... great job! Our beaches are beautiful & we have the lovely Barossa Valley & Hahndorf & many other great spots near Adelaide. Yes, the Aussie big attractions are hilarious & were always on our travel itineraries when our kids were younger! I wonder how many of them you can find on your travels!! Enjoy! 🥰 Blessings from South Australia💕🐨
I am so glad you enjoyed our town. We love it. Unfortunately, you missed the great AFL rivalry between Adelaide and Port Adelaide at Adelaide oval on the weekend. But, if you are heading to Melbourne, for sure Anzac Day , Essendon and Collingwood, that is if you can score a ticket. Thank you for visiting South Australia, we love it but we do still like it to be Australia's secret.
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Just found your videos, this one was great, thank you for sharing, the market baught back memories, my parents had a shop on grote street next to the market, before the market plaza and china town was built, and it was all a open car park, market used to open only on Monday Wednesday Friday and Saturday morning, my first paying job was in that market in a fruit stall next to Angelakis seafood
You need to try South Australia's iconic Cornish Pasty.
And fried fritz on toast - the food of the Gods.
Swap you for a pie floater.
We dont speak with long "vowels" here in Radelaide.. Thats a very Eastern States/Queensland thing.. As this was a "convict free" State for the first 10 years, settled by free people, we speak the "Queens English". I even get asked if Im from the UK when Im interstate.
We say "caar-sle" for "Castle" (with a long A), in the East they say "Ca-sle" for Castle (with a short A). First State to have a Library, and 2ND place in the WORLD to give women the vote.
We are a lovely city! Thanks for the appreciation, Gina
Loved seeing you guys loving my home town Adelaide 😊 I wouldn't live anywhere else. As for which AFL game to see, someone below mentioned the ANZAC day game at the MCG if you are still in Melbourne by then... It's probably the second biggest game of the year after the grand final. Have a great trip, you'll end up seeing more than most Aussies do!
Guys you missed the Giant Rocking Horse in Gumeracha, just 45 mins out of Adelaide!! Also Adelaide isn't so underrated as we made it to the top 10 most liveable cities in the world recently. I enjoyed your take on my home town through fresh eyes, thank you and safe travels!
It's actually crazy how good Adelaide is. Very underrated and whilst a bit quieter than the other big cities, just wonderful. Mclaren Vale and Barossa, I mean.. it cant be beat!
the funny thing .. everyone goes on about those two while not mentioning the Adelaide Hills wine region .. Hahndorf hill, shaw & smith etc. etc.
Love the Central Markets. Lucky enough to live close enough that I do most of my food shopping there.
I`m glad you enjoyed my hometown of Adelaide Guys. Be extra careful on the road this weekend with Easter coming up. It`s one of the busiest time of the year on the highways so take care. 🙏😄
As an Adelaide resident and subscriber since your Australian series started, I was really looking forward to watching your visit to my home town. Glad to hear you enjoyed your time but I can’t help but think your two videos didn’t really get to show case our city and surrounding regions which are world famous.
Could I suggest you collaborate with some locals to help plan your itineraries to ensure you don’t miss out on visiting, experiencing & documenting the very best places in Australia.
Definitely see your point, but this is also coming from their own perspective which I really enjoy instead of the usual clickbait type of profile couples who use other local influencers
There is so much to see from Perth to Sydney and unfortunately they didn't have time to see it all
Did you guys go to the Barossa Valley while in SA? Adelaide is surrounded by the world's best wine regions, the Barossa Valley the most famous of them. The Central Market is awesome, something for everyone. You were pronouncing Adelaide perfectly in the end. Pity I didn't spot this earlier I would have got Serafina, a local cycling tourism celebrity to show you around and put you on her TV show.
You guys are awesome.
I live in Adelaide awesome town. You guys should take a trip to Victor Harbour
Hi Guys, I agree - Adelaide's Central Market is really good. IMO Adelaide is a bit underrated. I really hope that you have managed to get through the Great Ocean Road before Easter and the predicted bad weather that's headed our way. As for what AFL game to see, firstly seeing a game at the MCG is a must. Looking ahead there are three games at the 'G'. This Saturday's game between 'The Tigers' and 'The Bulldogs' or on the 24th of April 'The Dee's (Demon's) versus 'The Tigers' which would be my pick because there will be a larger crowd in attendance and for the atmosphere. There's an even bigger game the day after 'Anzac Day' but tickets might be hard to get. There's a game on the 10th of April between 'The Cats' and 'The Hawks' but both teams aren't playing well at the moment. I'm really enjoying your travels though southern Australia and the enthusiasm you have shown even for those cringe-worthy 'Big Things'. Cheveyo, your Aussie pronunciation of Adelaide is spot on. Safe travels! Cheers, Stef
Glad you found the Central Markets and especially Haighs Chocolates. I hope you got some for your sweet tooth Tia.
You just missed a footy game (our showdown) at Adelaide Oval where you were filming. I'd be surprised if you didn't hear it from where you were staying.
One other big thing SA has is the Big Orange 🍊 in the Riverland.
Glad you enjoyed Adelaide, our city which is like a big country town. Get ready for the hustle and bustle you're heading to in the Eastern Capitals.
P.s. Cheveyo you pronounced Robe spot on. 👍👍
Great video. Lived in Adelaide my whole life, love it here. Tia said Adelaide right the first time 😊 I only put sauce on sausage rolls. Where you guys were eating, the best pastries are a couple isles back.
This coming week is called the “gather round”. Where all the AFL teams come to Adelaide and play. If you guys are around you should try and watch one of those games. Will you be coming back to Adelaide?
I live in a coastal suburb of beautiful Adelaide. I pronounce it “Ad-laid”
I wouldn’t want to live anywhere else ❤
Thank you for the Title guys 👍
I love living in Adelaide 😆
Lots of Aussies eat pies without sauce 👍
You initially pronounced Adelaide very well. Hope you enjoyed your time there it's a lovely city if not a little quiet on Sunday's.
Speaking of big things you will have also seen the big galah in Kimba and the big kangaroo in Bordertown. Love watching you two, such a cute couple. Excited that you are coming back to Oz after you head home for a bit. You must put the NT and WA on your list and visit Kakadu and Karijini. North of Oz is amazing. Happy travels.
I've only just found you guys this week. Loved having a glimpse of my town when you crossed the River Murray. What a glorious time for you to cross when our swamp land was still flooded from one of our biggest floods in history. It's all been pumped out and dried out and the grass is slowly regrowing again. Good to see you stopped to visit Larry 😀
Thanks for being kind to Adelaide - we are the aussie overlooked city but us locals LOVE the lifestyle.
Round 5 for the afl is going to be all games in South Australia. You have got to see Adelaide play carton on April 13th abs starts at 7:10pm
Can't see them turning back...
Hey guys,
your vid's are awesome😎😎😎, I live and love my Adelaide city (serenity). Thanks a lot for making vid about our Adelaide city, shame it is underrated. I would suggest you to try Villis cafe where you get variety of yummy pie's, south australian owned✌
I understand that the objective of your blogs is to catalogue your travels for memories for yourselves and, perhaps, the people back home but for Aussies watching it’s for us to be entertained by your interpretations and surprise at what you see. For me, an added bonus is just the antics and personalities of YOU !
reminder to check out brunswick st, fitzroy and sydney rd, brunswick when you’re in melbourne!
I've lived in Perth for 32 years, but I think you've seen more of Australia in the short time you've been here than I have. Thanks for showing Adelaide, one of the many places to which I have never been.
And you're not alone about not having tomato sauce on meat pies. I don't like that either.
You missed the "big rocking horse" at Gumeracha in the Adelaide Hills.
Love that I only discovered your Vlogs a few weeks ago and you're here in Adelaide!! So very cool. Enjoy~
Hi guys I live in Adelaide and I just love living here there is so much to do esp for families public trams and buses are regular and the scenery is so natural and beautiful The pace is slower but calmer and the weather is perfect Mediterranean best of all is the fresh produce and fine dining. It was so lovely watching Ur video with such pride in our clean modern city and some of the countryside u didn't go to the winery country the holiday triangle up north the Flinders Ranges Victor harbour Hahndorf and much more All the best on yr travels u cute love 🐦 🐦 birds 💙
You are correct about Adelaide being under the radar somewhat for many tourists. It has more to offer in the CBD and within an hour's drive of the city, than the other state capitals. Great to see you featuring the South East of South Australia ( including those road works just past Meningee and Larry in Kingston). I have lived in Millicent for 40 years, so I have driven that route that you took along the Coorong around 400 times (ten times in the past three months and again in a few days time). That drive that took you to Robe was walked by Chinese miners in the Gold Rush era in the 1850s. You will see their memorial on the seafront in Robe. If you can, go south of Robe a few kilometres to the fantastic beach in the national park. If you took a boat from there and went due west you would not reach land until South America, as the part of Australia that you are in is further south than the tip of Africa. Enjoy the rest of your trek to Melbourne and be sure to visit the Blue Lake in Mount Gambier.
Didn't realize we were further south than South Africa! That is really something. Thank you for the information.
@@OnePackWanderers You are very welcome. Your videos are a pleasure to watch, with honest and respectful comments. Enjoy the remainder of your trip. I look forward to the next installment from Robe.
So happy you had a good time in Adelaide, (Cheveyo, you did a pretty good job on the accent and pronunciation), what else did you get to see in Adelaide? If you can get tickets and your in Melbourne, go to the Anzac Day game at the MCG, the crowd is usually around 100,000, awesome atmosphere. If you can afford it get a lobster (crayfish) in Robe, fresh from the sea. Lovin' your journey, 'ave a good one.
If you come back go see Monarto zoo, Tia you will love. You can spend time with cheetah, giraffe, rhino, lions and heaps more
Enjoy the pies, you should try the pasties as well. Pastry filled with vegetables- delicious!
Re the best footy (AFL) game to go to. As you’re heading to Melbourne you need to go to the Melbourne Cricket Ground. The MCG is the ancestral home of Aussie rules footy. Ground holds over 100,000. As the name suggests it's a cricket ground and a footy ground in the winter.
If you go to a game involving one (or more) of the big Melbourne clubs (Collingwood, Carlton, Essendon, Richmond, Melbourne) you are pretty much guaranteed to have an amazing footy experience. Tickets are cheap too. Maybe pick a team to barrack for to really get into the atmosphere. Game goes for about 3 hours, divided into 4 quarters.
Great series, and I love watching you guys. By the way, when you go to get in the wrong side of the car (10:20), then you know that you are not yet fully acclimatized to the country. Have you noticed yet that all lines of people are on what would seem to be the wrong side (driving on the left, crosses over into walking on the left side as well). Enjoy the rest f your time in Australia, and please try to get to see Canberra.
Apparently there are only 7 cities in the world that are planned, and 2 of them are here in Australia ; (Adelaide planned by Colonel William Light, and Canberra by an American couple - Walter Burley Griffin and his wife Marion Mahony Griffin).
It's kinda funny that as you go from Adelaide to Melbourne, the next round of AFL (the week after Easter) will be exclusively played in ADELAIDE. All 9 games, with a festival atmosphere! First time this has ever happened.
Turn around mate. Really enjoying your videos. Tomato sauce is only for plain meat pies (and sausage rolls).
Figured you guys would ease nicely in to Adelaide. Its a gem. Bit like you guys...lol..true but. Hope you found a warm spot for the cold hit next Monday!...imagine you on south coast or in Melbs. Coastal route is nice...🎉...cheers..
You both had my favourite, go to foods when I go back home to Australia. Really glad you enjoyed. Thanks for sharing.
RADelaide...
...it is an awesome place - beach, city, hills all so close. I do love visiting there! 👍👍
Also been to Robe, so interesting to see that vid too.
If you guys aren’t already past drop in & spend some time in Portland, VIC. The way the semi trucks are unloaded at the timber mill is unreal!!
Glad to hear you loved my hometown Adelaide…. Wouldn’t live anywhere else
Don’t know if you’ve got time, Hahndorff is a lovely place to visit. A meal in the German Arms is legend 😊
Came across this video, enjoyed it, and so went back and watched the Australian tour from the start. Well done. Great camera work, although I stress over setup/retrieval time for for the many shots of the two of you, car arriving/departing, etc.. One thing that makes your videos extra-special is the extensive but well-chosen and well-shot B-roll ... it is the views of road, roadside and countryside through car windows that really captures the essence of Australia. We moved here from the UK over 42 years ago and still marvel at the wildness and uniqueness.
Safe and happy travels.
Robe is a favourite place of mine - I am so glad you are there - be careful on the roads, Easter is crazy traffic time in the countryside - enjoy!
If you want a good AFL game (and you're still in Melbourne), the ANZAC Day game is huge, it's at the MCG and they always get over 80,000 people, so big crowd at the biggest stadium in Australia.
Darn, looks like you guys are going to sail right past the Silo Art Trail. That's a pity. All these silos are painted - they're gorgeous.
Tia is right. We want to see more BIG THINGS!🦞
So glad you guys loved Adelaide.
The French charcuterie place behind Tia was featured in Ainsley's Australian Market Menu, an SBS series where a British chef goes to all the best markets in Australia!
Ainsley Harriot is awesome 👍😆
@@edwardfletcher7790 Haha yes he is hilarious 😂 !!