We said a fond farewell to lovely Adelaide and headed for the Hills! - the Adelaide Hills! First stop was Mt Lofty for our last look at the city from above - great view!
Next stop was the quaint German town of Hahndorf where we wandered along the autumn clad tree lined street and enjoyed the European atmosphere. German food and beer was plentiful!
A picturesque drive through the countryside and the villages of Woodside, Mount Torrens, Birdwood, Williamstown and Lyndoch brought us to Tanunda in the heart of the famous Barossa Valley.
MT LOFTY
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| Matty has been at it again! |
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| Glenelg |
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| Looking towards York Peninsula |
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| Interesesting! |
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| Gorgeous Piccadilly Valley |
HAHNDORF
"Due to the First World War in Europe, in 1917 the South Australian Government changed many German place names. The name Hahndorf was changed to Ambleside after the town in North West England, and this remained until the late 1930s, when it reverted to Hahndorf.[2] There are still references to the name Ambleside in and around the town today."
A very interesting history!
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| The beautiful avenue of oak trees leading into the village |
Stroll with us.....................
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| German cuisine at this restaurant! |
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| The Mill is a National Trust building |
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| Some Nice cellar Doors showcasing the regions wines |
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| Lol :) |
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| Oops! |
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| The stare! |
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| The crimson of the Claret Ash was sensational! |
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The red carpet was out for the MH!
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| At Woodside |
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| The choccy was getting turned and churned! |
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| The end result! Lots choccies! |
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The Hotel decoration in Birdwood advertises what this little town is all about
- it is home to the National Motor Museum |
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