Thanks again my friend, can't believe you've donated so much to us! really supports our journey and would of loving to catch up while we were in SA :( were currently in Brisbane at the moment!
As a native South Australian, welcome to the best place in the world. Adelaide is a country town compared to the majority of cities around the world but that is what I like about it. It is reasonably quiet and not very crowded. Remember to always wear sunscreen and a hat every day, during summer it is advisable to avoid being outdoors in the middle of the day. I hope you enjoy your visit and remember that life is too short to take it seriously, so have fun because nothing else truly matters.
Hey dale Merry Christmas! Hope you had an amazing day with your family and friends! We really appreciate the donation and will definitely use to it wisely thanks again 🙌
The honesty on the food reviews are so refreshing. Thankyou. Enjoy exploring the rest of Australia and please take care on the roads over the Festive season. 👍
Wow I am shocked that you missed Mt Gambier and The Coorong, Robe, Naracoorte. So many highlights but I guess you can't do everything. Don't miss out on the Barrossa Vally just north of Adelaide - Best wine tour in the world for Port/Muscat. Gorge Road is a fun scenic drive. Thanks for sharing. Stay safe on the roads. xo
Port Elliot was a great little spot I stayed at way back in 1996. I don't think it's there now but there used to be a motel called the Cavalier Inn run by Bill who was pretty much the best host ever. He ran the whole place by himself and I've never forgotten how hospitable he was. He even turned some rough opal I had into an expensive triplet set on his own equipment. I wish I knew where he ended up.
@ honestly I felt blessed to be able to watch your latest download on your visit to Harndorf, while I did the Christmas Day dishes, that made my day. So thank you ☺️ I just hope it helped, maybe you were able to buy something nice to eat for Christmas lunch ? You deserve it for the entertainment and joy you bring with your videos, you earned it ♥️ I hope it was a Happy Christmas for you both ♥️🎄🎁🤗🤗
I live near Port Elliot and you missed the best parts of Victor Harbor and Goolwa. The wharf at Goolwa has a paddle steamer and was a major port for South Australia on the River Murray. The mouth of the Murray is nearby and is the end of Australia’s longest river. Port Elliot has an amazing bay called Horseshoe Bay and Victor Harbor has tourist trains as well as a horse drawn tram that takes you across a bridge to a coastal island called Granite Island which has fairy penguins.
@ Yeah spent more time at Milang. Noticed also with Hahndorf that they walked up and down the Main Street, ate lunch and left. I wouldn’t call that a visit either.
Yeah, it throws me sometimes. I notice Mado twists the Vs and Ws around as in the "wibe in Varrnambool". Must be due to her German education. And Glen's Irish accent ... "the voibe at the poie shop is really noice". You can see how that got into the Aussie lingo. Doesn't bother me at all, just part of multicultural Aus. I've owned a few 'WV' cars in my life. 😁
@@Keeping_it_reall I can listen to her all day too, but I only understand every 2nd word. I have German friends and their accent is no problem but Mado's combo German/Irish accent throws me sometimes. I think I will get better understanding it the more I listen. I have plenty of Irish friends so Glen's accent is no problem.
No. These towns are part of the Fleurieu Peninsula. The Limestone Coast includes towns such as Robe, Naracoorte and Mt Gambier which are in the states south east.
Hope you saw the granite island causeway. Draught horses tow a carriage out to an island and back . been on it , its great . Hahndorf near Adelaide was settled by Germans and Italians .
Another great video guys, the Budgie was a Musk Lorikeet. Keep bringing the videos guys nice to see some of these small Aussie towns that I've heard of but haven't seen before.
We live in Victor Harbor and often travel to Milang for a day trip. We feel so fortunate to live in this beautiful part of the world. We agree with you about the Port Elliot bakery being hyped up, certainly don’t understand people queuing down the street. Victor Harbor has a lovely farmers market but only on Saturday morning. Three Angels are doing fantastic things for our community.
You went to Port Elliot, went to the pie shop but missed out on seeing Horeseshoe Bay?!!!!!! You went to Victor Habor, went to a market but failed to show us Granite Island and the Bluff?!!!! This was jaw dropping.
Aww- my old stomping ground! I grew up in Victor Harbor/ port Elliot- and played country tennis against towns like Milang, Strathalbyn, yankalilla… blast from the past. Xx
Yes Adelaide guy here, only came back from Milang camping 3 weeks ago. Caravan park owners are really great and friendly. The shop there where you got your pie sells mean good priced Hamburgers. There is also a good small grocery store attached. Welcome to Sth OZ !
The Bullock wagons were how the remote towns got their supplies. You will come across some of those towns where the streets are so wide to allow the wagons to turn around. At the western end of the Nullabore you'll come across Norsman and you'll be blown way at how wide the main road through the town is.I get drunk on your joy and enthusiasm at the sunrise and the day and the night and everything inbetween. Keep it up, it's intoxicating.
Great content once again guys. Shame you missed being able to buy some butter from the butter factory by only eighty years. Love your work. You’re both very interesting and funny people.
You have come in holiday season when the coutryside is dry (Summer) and the south coast is busy with people escaping the city. The countryside is lovely and green for 6-7 months of the year, but dry in the summer.
The Port Milang Restaurant Car is dirt cheap prices on their Menu!!! Mado, plants are fine to cross state lines but need to be okay with the climate. You are thinking of fruit that is controlled to prevents Fruit Fly outbreaks which can destroy fruit farm crops.
Adelaide was designed by Colonel Light from England his body was just found at Euston Station in England. He was military man designed Adelaide as a Fort. Adelaide was a free settled state from convicts. You will see Colonel Lights statue behind Adelaide oval in the city. Adelaide was famous for its Irish and German settlements for just a few.
It’s Captain Matthew Flinders body that they found in England. He mapped the coast of Australia and had a famous meetup with French explorer Baudin at sea near Victor Harbor South Australia. France and England were at war at the time but they met up and compared their mapping of South Australia’s coastline. Colonel William Light was born in Malaysia and designed the layout of Adelaide. He is buried in Light Square Adelaide under a plinth with a theodolite and his statue overlooks Adelaide above Adelaide Oval on Montifiore Hill.
I come from the Semaphore area in Adelaide but some of my friends loved in Port Elliot. I spent may weekends over my younger years it's a great spot. Try some Kong George whitting at a fish n chip shop. The bakery is always a good spot some are better than others.
Just so you know. Milang has one of the best bakeries around and their pasties are amazing, Hard to find one better. Plus they bake everything on-site and daily
Hi Glen and Mado there is a lot of Irish descendants like my GG Grandfather here because the British Government decided to give them a full paid one way ticket holiday to sunny Australia!
We really enjoyed your video on heading into Adelaide. Have you tried the Cornish Pasty we have some delicious ones. I hope you have a chance to visit the Barossa Valley and more beaches like Coffin Bay, Eyre Peninsula they are absolutely gorgeous locations. Wishing everyone a wonderful Christmas and spectacular New Year
SA is underrated don't forget to check out the Central Markets in Adelaide and the German town of Handorf and there are lots of smaller wineries in Clare Valley, McLaren Vale there are a lot of older style building blue stone and limstone and if you explore underground houses of Coober Pedy the opal town, SA is one of the driest states in Australia less than 20 inches.
@@GlenAndMado Hahndorf is way over rated now, hardly any GERMAN shops there, all the good cake shops are gone and the GERMAN PUP DOSE NOT SELL Authentic German food, I was just up there last week couldn't believe the change it's all geared up for tourists nothing authentic about it also it still doesn't cater for disabled people NO WHEELCHAIR ACCESS , your partner is German she will be very disappointed, it's still a breathtaking town but NOT GERMAN 🇭🇲
I live in Adelaide but have a holiday place at Middleton (halfway between Goolwa and Pt Elliott). Only an hour away but seems like a relaxing different part of the world. That bakery has long lines of people every weekend. Their donuts are to die for.
Great vlog as always guys Mado I'm so sad to hear about what happened, back in Germany, at the Magdeburg Christmas Market. This after what happened two years ago. I dread catching the "news" these days. Why your vlogs are so valuable ☀️ 🇦🇺
Fun fact. The railway station in Albury New South Wales was 2 miles long as all the trains used to have to stop and unload all the cargo, etc and load it onto trains going into Victoria because the lines in Victoria were a wider gauge. There was a customs building where customs duties had to be paid on all goods entering Victoria. All passengers would dismount from the New South Wales trains and board the Victorian trains, and vice versa. Originally the different states (colonies) were like different countries with their own army and navy, laws, etc.
Not sure if you are planning to drive to Darwin, but if so, beware of road trains, kangaroos, extreme heat and dust. Take lots of water (20 litres min) and be very careful where you camp. As you get over the border, all kinds of large animals can be on the road. Don't stop for strangers; let the locals do that. Take good shoes, insect repellant and a sturdy straw hat. Also check that your mobile service works on the Stuart Highway. Telstra is best. The roadhouses are mostly stingy with their tap water, if you are just passing through. Former Territorian. PS. Good places north of Alice to camp are The Devils Marbles Hotel, Daly Waters Pub, Bitter Springs Cabins and the Lazy Lizard. Quorn, Marla, Erldunda and Stuart's Well Pub are best to the south. Spuds at Pimba is ok, but not many people there in the summer and noisy trains and trucks at night.
Can't believe you didn't see the bush ranger and the ostrich statue . You can sit on the ostrich. I know this sounds weird but you would love the story it is so weird. A midget bushranger would attack people while riding on the back of an ostrich. His stolen golf is still out in the bush somewhere. If you look up Milang bushrangers and ostrich you should find the story. Plus when going to Darwin camp at Elliott at the Longreach lagoon. Turn left at cattleyards north of town 10 km dirt road. Basically a min river Murry in the desert
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BUT at Victor Harbor you missed walking over the long bridge to Granite island. so sorry you missed that - the views are lovely and in the correct season you might even see a baby whale swimming with it's mother whale close to Granite island
Wishing you both a very Merry Christmas Glen and Mado (are u in Brisbane still?) and a Happy New Year continuing your travels in Australia. I discovered your channel about 3 weeks ago and have binge-watched many of your videos since then - they give me so much pleasure - thank you!! Love from Cape Paterson in Victoria ❤🎄❤ 🇦🇺
@RobinLuv No, they spent Christmas '24 in Brisbane house-sitting. Their videos are always put out retrospectively i.e. filmed several weeks earlier before being edited and posted on YT.
I think you're the only travelers I've seen who came close to not 1 but 2 snakes, find our chill, hipster streets of Melbourne & just miss a bushfire (in the Grampians, just after you left). Definitely soaking up the local experience.
Lol! The Port Elliot bakery, is typically a bakery, just to pass by, but the thing about theses country towns, the beauty is really I the country side & the beaches, There's a nice little beach called second Valley, jts a bit of a drive, but the country side is nice .. after not being in Adelaide for years , I forgot how flat it was lol, there is so much sky ! I just grew up there young. Just smoked and lived a chill beach lofe, but yeah the towns don't have slot to offer in terms of atmosphere haha , & if you didn't already realise, there's slot of old people in victor Harbor, alot of retired people, young people typically move elsewhere for opportunities and lkfe experience, it looks different to i thought and , I did always thought pt Elliot bakery was subpar, the veggie pasties are OK, but there's not many options, and that's the best I that area lol, so ywah jt gets busy for thag reason , After working in a French bakery, in Melbourne, their pastry looked .. Frozen , I'd be surprised if they made that, and it's just a casing for the filling lol
oh no you went past the absolute best bakery in sa pt elliot damm lol , normanville is second and the Hahndorf bakery 3rd ,go see waterfall gully and Rapid Bay (ill be there thurs arvo fishing, camp the night $30) amazing views . protein protein lol 😂woops it would help if i watched more lol
Well done! Only thing is your are not making people aware that U filming them!!!!! How can I tell, My wife, Alan ( the guy pushing applebox to ward you and turning around) and more! Greetings Helga& Jurgen Aussies sinse 1967, immigrated to Australia in 1961.....
If you miss Germany, drop in to Hahndorf - its built by Lutherian immigrants in early 19th Century . Lots of tradiation German things there, its pretty sweet.
Long story short. Spelling used to vary quite a lot before dictionaries helped regularise it. Dr Johnson chose to use -our endings for nouns that came from French like harbour and valour, but -or endings for those that came directly from Latin like tremor. But in the early 19th Century, Noah Webster's dictionaries, which were in common use in Australia, changed them all to -or. Both spellings were used in newspapers and elsewhere. The first Concise Oxford Dictionary (1911) gradually became the accepted authority over the next 20 years or more, and the old convention of Dr Johnson prevailed. But the Labor Party did not change its spelling and some war memorials in Australia have inscriptions spelt valor and honor. Not just in SA.
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Thanks again my friend, can't believe you've donated so much to us! really supports our journey and would of loving to catch up while we were in SA :( were currently in Brisbane at the moment!
As a native South Australian, welcome to the best place in the world.
Adelaide is a country town compared to the majority of cities around the world but that is what I like about it. It is reasonably quiet and not very crowded.
Remember to always wear sunscreen and a hat every day, during summer it is advisable to avoid being outdoors in the middle of the day.
I hope you enjoy your visit and remember that life is too short to take it seriously, so have fun because nothing else truly matters.
While in South Australia the bakeries have Cornish pasties. They are much better than pies imo. And have one with tomato sauce.
Victor Harbor is one of my favourite places. Love it and I'm from Melbourne :)
ooow its lovely to see people coming to see Pt Elliot. Im very proud of our beautiful historic town. Welcome to South Aussie
south australia have the best beach of australia ..very clean water beaches .. and best country side in south australia ... miss adelaide
Ty for showing my home state. I am second generation from Ireland.
Shame you missed Mt Gambier it’s one of my favourite towns with the beautiful blue lake.
I feel like they must have driven through it to get from Portland to Robe. Such a shame they didn't film it
Thanks
Also - high volume cause of expectations cause stress on preparation of the best pie to be forever consistent
Hey dale Merry Christmas! Hope you had an amazing day with your family and friends! We really appreciate the donation and will definitely use to it wisely thanks again 🙌
First time watching. I live in Adelaide and love it. Glad you got to see some of our beautiful state.
That was nice for them to give fruit at the op shop, nice looking place.
The honesty on the food reviews are so refreshing. Thankyou. Enjoy exploring the rest of Australia and please take care on the roads over the Festive season. 👍
Wow I am shocked that you missed Mt Gambier and The Coorong, Robe, Naracoorte. So many highlights but I guess you can't do everything.
Don't miss out on the Barrossa Vally just north of Adelaide - Best wine tour in the world for Port/Muscat. Gorge Road is a fun scenic drive.
Thanks for sharing. Stay safe on the roads. xo
Port Elliot was a great little spot I stayed at way back in 1996. I don't think it's there now but there used to be a motel called the Cavalier Inn run by Bill who was pretty much the best host ever. He ran the whole place by himself and I've never forgotten how hospitable he was. He even turned some rough opal I had into an expensive triplet set on his own equipment. I wish I knew where he ended up.
3 WOWS , MADDO IS LOVING THE TRAIN MUSEUM AND SCONES And the architecture in Milang. So am i , thanks guys. ❤❤❤❤
Merry Christmas 🎄 ❤
Merry Christmas to you too! 🎄❤️ so kind of you sophie! It’s way too much! How can we thank you!? 🙏
@ honestly I felt blessed to be able to watch your latest download on your visit to Harndorf, while I did the Christmas Day dishes, that made my day. So thank you ☺️ I just hope it helped, maybe you were able to buy something nice to eat for Christmas lunch ?
You deserve it for the entertainment and joy you bring with your videos, you earned it ♥️ I hope it was a Happy Christmas for you both ♥️🎄🎁🤗🤗
Love your interesting conversations with each other
I live near Port Elliot and you missed the best parts of Victor Harbor and Goolwa. The wharf at Goolwa has a paddle steamer and was a major port for South Australia on the River Murray. The mouth of the Murray is nearby and is the end of Australia’s longest river.
Port Elliot has an amazing bay called Horseshoe Bay and Victor Harbor has tourist trains as well as a horse drawn tram that takes you across a bridge to a coastal island called Granite Island which has fairy penguins.
@ Yeah spent more time at Milang. Noticed also with Hahndorf that they walked up and down the Main Street, ate lunch and left. I wouldn’t call that a visit either.
I love south Australia, especially the drive along the coast. They filmed Storm Boy there in 1977. In the Coorong I think...
And Port Elliot.
Don't forget the 2020 version, actually went to Kangaroo Island that year and saw Mr Percival!
Thanks guys, very enjoyable.
Missed Strathalbyn beach and Horse Shoe Bay beach.
Mado's Irish, English, German accent is unique, never heard anything like it.
Yeah, it throws me sometimes. I notice Mado twists the Vs and Ws around as in the "wibe in Varrnambool". Must be due to her German education.
And Glen's Irish accent ... "the voibe at the poie shop is really noice". You can see how that got into the Aussie lingo.
Doesn't bother me at all, just part of multicultural Aus. I've owned a few 'WV' cars in my life. 😁
I thought she was really sounded Welsh
I can listen to Mado all day - whatever that is, it is a great accent 😄
@@Keeping_it_reall I can listen to her all day too, but I only understand every 2nd word. I have German friends and their accent is no problem but Mado's combo German/Irish accent throws me sometimes. I think I will get better understanding it the more I listen. I have plenty of Irish friends so Glen's accent is no problem.
That part of south australia is known as the limestone coast hence all the limestone buildings😊
No. These towns are part of the Fleurieu Peninsula. The Limestone Coast includes towns such as Robe, Naracoorte and Mt Gambier which are in the states south east.
Great to see you enjoying South Australia and RAdelaide!!
its not dry if you can see green!!!
Hope you saw the granite island causeway. Draught horses tow a carriage out to an island and back . been on it , its great . Hahndorf near Adelaide was settled by Germans and Italians .
Another great video guys, the Budgie was a Musk Lorikeet.
Keep bringing the videos guys nice to see some of these small Aussie towns that I've heard of but haven't seen before.
We live in Victor Harbor and often travel to Milang for a day trip. We feel so fortunate to live in this beautiful part of the world. We agree with you about the Port Elliot bakery being hyped up, certainly don’t understand people queuing down the street. Victor Harbor has a lovely farmers market but only on Saturday morning. Three Angels are doing fantastic things for our community.
Victor Harbor person myself now living in the Riverland my family are Welch's I miss my home town!
You went to Port Elliot, went to the pie shop but missed out on seeing Horeseshoe Bay?!!!!!!
You went to Victor Habor, went to a market but failed to show us Granite Island and the Bluff?!!!!
This was jaw dropping.
A very beautiful part of the world. How very lucky you are.
SA is the driest state on the driest continent on earth. Glad you like my neck of the woods. I am up north near Gawler. Continue enjoying your trip.
That's so true, glad we could show you the beauty of the region!
Excellent, thanks 😊
Aww- my old stomping ground! I grew up in Victor Harbor/ port Elliot- and played country tennis against towns like Milang, Strathalbyn, yankalilla… blast from the past. Xx
Omg, I used to go to school in Strathalbyn, and I currently go to Yankalilla 😅
Another relaxed and honest review. Thanks
Glen I like the way you ate your pie upside down.....🥧🥧🥧🥧🥧🥧
Yes Adelaide guy here, only came back from Milang camping 3 weeks ago. Caravan park owners are really great and friendly. The shop there where you got your pie sells mean good priced Hamburgers. There is also a good small grocery store attached. Welcome to Sth OZ !
The Bullock wagons were how the remote towns got their supplies. You will come across some of those towns where the streets are so wide to allow the wagons to turn around. At the western end of the Nullabore you'll come across Norsman and you'll be blown way at how wide the main road through the town is.I get drunk on your joy and enthusiasm at the sunrise and the day and the night and everything inbetween. Keep it up, it's intoxicating.
Great content once again guys. Shame you missed being able to buy some butter from the butter factory by only eighty years. Love your work. You’re both very interesting and funny people.
You have come in holiday season when the coutryside is dry (Summer) and the south coast is busy with people escaping the city. The countryside is lovely and green for 6-7 months of the year, but dry in the summer.
Just to let you know, that wasn't a budgie guys, it's a musk lorikeet 🐦
Just came here to say this!
@ExAussieNavalAircrew Well, I'm sure they won't mind being told twice lol
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The Port Milang Restaurant Car is dirt cheap prices on their Menu!!! Mado, plants are fine to cross state lines but need to be okay with the climate. You are thinking of fruit that is controlled to prevents Fruit Fly outbreaks which can destroy fruit farm crops.
Port Elliot bakery famous for its sausage rolls Goolwa is where the Murray meats the sea shame you did not check it out port Elliot lovely beaches
Fun fact if you might not know, Sia is actually from Adelaide and apparently was in a band with my year 5-6 teacher's music teacher
All the limestone buildings you say are sandstone. Theres a lot of sandstone in Australia.
Adelaide was designed by Colonel Light from England his body was just found at Euston Station in England. He was military man designed Adelaide as a Fort. Adelaide was a free settled state from convicts. You will see Colonel Lights statue behind Adelaide oval in the city. Adelaide was famous for its Irish and German settlements for just a few.
Adelaide is the only capital city in the world that is surrounded by parklands on all four sides. (thanks to Col. Light)
@@Sharyn-x8e The Parklands are an 1830's cannon shot in width
@ over 760 hectares
It’s Captain Matthew Flinders body that they found in England. He mapped the coast of Australia and had a famous meetup with French explorer Baudin at sea near Victor Harbor South Australia. France and England were at war at the time but they met up and compared their mapping of South Australia’s coastline.
Colonel William Light was born in Malaysia and designed the layout of Adelaide. He is buried in Light Square Adelaide under a plinth with a theodolite and his statue overlooks Adelaide above Adelaide Oval on Montifiore Hill.
So glad that you are enjoying the relaxed atmosphere.! Peterborough is fascinating too!
Merry Christmas Glen and Mado 🎉
One step ahead of the bush fires😁 You wouldn't recognise the Grampians now. The fire has turned into a beast. Great vid too.
Hello Mado and Glen, ty so much for the awesome video, loved every second of it. Shared you on my Twitter.
Its good community spirit, need more of it in some areas. Awesome stuff aye, glad ya's are enjoying your travels, cheers from Kev/Torquay.
Middeleton and goolwa beach is my favourite and port Elliott have great coffee cafe
Just to let you know, I watched this video twice! To be sure, to be sure....😁
I come from the Semaphore area in Adelaide but some of my friends loved in Port Elliot. I spent may weekends over my younger years it's a great spot. Try some Kong George whitting at a fish n chip shop. The bakery is always a good spot some are better than others.
Hi guys, we’re in Normanville, well worth a visit, nice cafes and restaurants and an amazing beach.
I was at Normie a couple hours ago lol, live by the cape
Just so you know. Milang has one of the best bakeries around and their pasties are amazing, Hard to find one better. Plus they bake everything on-site and daily
Welcome to my state. Enjoy
I just drove past that bakery in Port Elliot today (Jan 2), and that queue would have been a minimum of 50 metres long, if not more haha
Hi Glen and Mado there is a lot of Irish descendants like my GG Grandfather here because the British Government decided to give them a full paid one way ticket holiday to sunny Australia!
haha port elliot bakery is so popular that there is often a line up halfway down the street. the lineup you were blessed with is actually really short
i think maybe you made those people's days by just showing up and taking an interest in their history and relics. 😊
Lovely video - new sub from Melbourne. You are inspiring me to do the drive from Melbourne to Adelaide! What have been your favourite towns?
Merry Christmas
We really enjoyed your video on heading into Adelaide. Have you tried the Cornish Pasty we have some delicious ones. I hope you have a chance to visit the Barossa Valley and more beaches like Coffin Bay, Eyre Peninsula they are absolutely gorgeous locations. Wishing everyone a wonderful Christmas and spectacular New Year
I'm so glad you guys went to see the Grampians a few days ago, because it's on fire now 😢
SA is underrated don't forget to check out the Central Markets in Adelaide and the German town of Handorf and there are lots of smaller wineries in Clare Valley, McLaren Vale there are a lot of older style building blue stone and limstone and if you explore underground houses of Coober Pedy the opal town, SA is one of the driest states in Australia less than 20 inches.
@@elenawalker3746 yup we already got them checked off the list, we made some videos on them 😎 thanks for the recommendation though ❤️
@@GlenAndMado Hahndorf is way over rated now, hardly any GERMAN shops there, all the good cake shops are gone and the GERMAN PUP DOSE NOT SELL Authentic German food, I was just up there last week couldn't believe the change it's all geared up for tourists nothing authentic about it also it still doesn't cater for disabled people NO WHEELCHAIR ACCESS , your partner is German she will be very disappointed, it's still a breathtaking town but NOT GERMAN 🇭🇲
I live in Adelaide but have a holiday place at Middleton (halfway between Goolwa and Pt Elliott). Only an hour away but seems like a relaxing different part of the world.
That bakery has long lines of people every weekend. Their donuts are to die for.
Bullocks, not cows. Bullocks were the original 'road-trains'. Love your interactions and roadside chats
A reason the old bush town streets were so wide. I was once told, so the bullock wagons could do a u turn
@@alexradojkovic9671 Yes. This is correct.
Great vlog as always guys
Mado I'm so sad to hear about what happened, back in Germany, at the Magdeburg Christmas Market.
This after what happened two years ago.
I dread catching the "news" these days.
Why your vlogs are so valuable
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Have you noticed all of the North Folk Pine trees in Adelaide?
Norfolk Island pines.
Did you manage to visit Granite Island or the Bluff when you went to Victor Harbor? They are the 2 most iconic things to do there.
Try to get to Hahndorf in the Adelaide hills . Mado will be in pastry heaven.
Hope your having a awesome time 😊
@@POVEYZ enjoying every moment! ❤️
The plains between Warrnambool and Adelaide are all ancient sea bed.
Fun fact. The railway station in Albury New South Wales was 2 miles long as all the trains used to have to stop and unload all the cargo, etc and load it onto trains going into Victoria because the lines in Victoria were a wider gauge. There was a customs building where customs duties had to be paid on all goods entering Victoria. All passengers would dismount from the New South Wales trains and board the Victorian trains, and vice versa. Originally the different states (colonies) were like different countries with their own army and navy, laws, etc.
And the gauges weren't changed until 1962
Lovely vid ENJOY you guys👍😎🇭🇲
It’s fruit you can’t pass through into Victoria not plants just for so you know mate. Not sure if other states enforce it though
Not sure if you are planning to drive to Darwin, but if so, beware of road trains, kangaroos, extreme heat and dust. Take lots of water (20 litres min) and be very careful where you camp. As you get over the border, all kinds of large animals can be on the road. Don't stop for strangers; let the locals do that. Take good shoes, insect repellant and a sturdy straw hat. Also check that your mobile service works on the Stuart Highway. Telstra is best. The roadhouses are mostly stingy with their tap water, if you are just passing through. Former Territorian. PS. Good places north of Alice to camp are The Devils Marbles Hotel, Daly Waters Pub, Bitter Springs Cabins and the Lazy Lizard. Quorn, Marla, Erldunda and Stuart's Well Pub are best to the south. Spuds at Pimba is ok, but not many people there in the summer and noisy trains and trucks at night.
Can't believe you didn't see the bush ranger and the ostrich statue . You can sit on the ostrich. I know this sounds weird but you would love the story it is so weird. A midget bushranger would attack people while riding on the back of an ostrich. His stolen golf is still out in the bush somewhere. If you look up Milang bushrangers and ostrich you should find the story. Plus when going to Darwin camp at Elliott at the Longreach lagoon. Turn left at cattleyards north of town 10 km dirt road. Basically a min river Murry in the desert
We wanted to move there, sadly ended up Callington
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Sourdough bread
Vegemehite spread
Avocado spread
Melted cheese
*Homer Drooling*
:-) Love it! I've never been to those towns!
BUT at Victor Harbor you missed walking over the long bridge to Granite island. so sorry you missed that - the views are lovely and in the correct season you might even see a baby whale swimming with it's mother whale close to Granite island
YES! they could've took the horses if they were there, and they could've gone to the sideshows because I was there yesterday 🥲
Wishing you both a very Merry Christmas Glen and Mado (are u in Brisbane still?) and a Happy New Year continuing your travels in Australia. I discovered your channel about 3 weeks ago and have binge-watched many of your videos since then - they give me so much pleasure - thank you!! Love from Cape Paterson in Victoria ❤🎄❤ 🇦🇺
They're in SA :)
@RobinLuv No, they spent Christmas '24 in Brisbane house-sitting. Their videos are always put out retrospectively i.e. filmed several weeks earlier before being edited and posted on YT.
@MrsBonesjangle ohh, ok
Oh you mean butter! I was wondering why you had to “stock up on Buddha” 😂
Omg 😂😭
Hey Madeline. Im going to keep count on Glen's, PROTEIN for you. 😅😅. I counted his CLEAN SKYSCRAPER WINDOWS AS WELL.😂😂😂
You must see the Whispering Wall near WIlliamstown while you are here in Adelaide.
I think you're the only travelers I've seen who came close to not 1 but 2 snakes, find our chill, hipster streets of Melbourne & just miss a bushfire (in the Grampians, just after you left).
Definitely soaking up the local experience.
Lol! The Port Elliot bakery, is typically a bakery, just to pass by, but the thing about theses country towns, the beauty is really I the country side & the beaches,
There's a nice little beach called second Valley, jts a bit of a drive, but the country side is nice .. after not being in Adelaide for years , I forgot how flat it was lol, there is so much sky ! I just grew up there young. Just smoked and lived a chill beach lofe, but yeah the towns don't have slot to offer in terms of atmosphere haha , & if you didn't already realise, there's slot of old people in victor Harbor, alot of retired people, young people typically move elsewhere for opportunities and lkfe experience, it looks different to i thought and , I did always thought pt Elliot bakery was subpar, the veggie pasties are OK, but there's not many options, and that's the best I that area lol, so ywah jt gets busy for thag reason ,
After working in a French bakery, in Melbourne, their pastry looked .. Frozen , I'd be surprised if they made that, and it's just a casing for the filling lol
Guys which website you go to for house sitting? Thanks.
Hey hope your well the link is in our description 🙌
Sorry I cant see a link to pet sitting? Thanks
@ www.trustedhousesitters.com/refer/raf738975/?
@ thank u so so much! i watch all your philippines and australia vlog! have fun and stay safe❤️
oh no you went past the absolute best bakery in sa pt elliot damm lol , normanville is second and the Hahndorf bakery 3rd ,go see waterfall gully and Rapid Bay (ill be there thurs arvo fishing, camp the night $30) amazing views . protein protein lol 😂woops it would help if i watched more lol
Rapid Bay beach is lovely. When I used to go to the school there, every morning my class took a walk down there instead of learning 🥲😃
To be fair your knowledge of NZ pies has set the standard to judge everyone else accordingly ;)
Well done! Only thing is your are not making people aware that U filming them!!!!!
How can I tell, My wife, Alan ( the guy pushing applebox to ward you and turning around)
and more! Greetings Helga& Jurgen Aussies sinse 1967, immigrated to Australia in 1961.....
plus Utube is known to ban users not to follow their Rules!!!
Did you realise the Grampians is on fire 🔥. Halls Gap has been evacuated. All that landscape you saw has been destroyed by wildfires 🔥
😢😢😢 oh no, I was thinking of how beautiful they were. I'm gutted for you 💔. It's going to be a terrible summer ☀️ 😮
All of the landscape? I don't think it's that dramatic
I think the videos are like 3-4 weeks behind
If you miss Germany, drop in to Hahndorf - its built by Lutherian immigrants in early 19th Century . Lots of tradiation German things there, its pretty sweet.
Victor Harbour is a BIG Gig for the Greek Community during Easter (April) from Adeliade.. Zorba makes a regular apperance. 🇦🇺
Zorba the Greek ? Great film
Mt Gambier??? You guys would have loved it
Real, been there in 2019 and had a great experience. My friend moved there back in July
so glad you discovered Portland - I LOVE Portland and especially the MAC hotel accommodation in Portland
victor harbor looks nothing like i knew it as a kid lol 27 last time i was there now im 65 lol
South Australia is the driest state in the driest continent on earth. (If you don’t include Antarctica)
Insane definitely felt that way 😂
I wonder why Victor Harbor is spelt the American way and not the proper English/Australian way of 'Harbour'.
Can any Sth Australian explain?
Long story short. Spelling used to vary quite a lot before dictionaries helped regularise it. Dr Johnson chose to use -our endings for nouns that came from French like harbour and valour, but -or endings for those that came directly from Latin like tremor. But in the early 19th Century, Noah Webster's dictionaries, which were in common use in Australia, changed them all to -or. Both spellings were used in newspapers and elsewhere. The first Concise Oxford Dictionary (1911) gradually became the accepted authority over the next 20 years or more, and the old convention of Dr Johnson prevailed.
But the Labor Party did not change its spelling and some war memorials in Australia have inscriptions spelt valor and honor. Not just in SA.
No idea
Sth Australians use the English/Australian spelling for most ‘our’ words, Victor Harbour being the main exception.
Strawberry jam for boys ...yeah, nah. Should of had a cheese or date scone with butter and vegemite.