Before we left Mills Steps camp we went for a walk to look at the old boat shed, reading the plaque we can only imagine how tough life was for those living in these conditions.
Our next stop was Arno Bay, last time we visited years ago we had the famous Arno Burger, it was that big we had it cut into two. But not long since breakfast a burger was not going to happen this time, instead we walked the jetty, being Tuesday 🤷♂️ everything was closed .. so we moved on to Port Neil, Another Jetty walk and look around, the weather was sunny but windy and a definite chill to the air. The park area near the jetty is excellent with childrens play equipment, exercise equipment and lovely grass areas for picnics, plus the Green Shed which appears to be used for BBQ’s and town get together’s.
Arriving at Tumby Bay, Dave and I walked the jetty and chatted with some guys fishing for squid
Gazalias, I’m told .. native South African ‘weed’ but still look pretty in mass
, plenty of ink on the jetty and I know 1st hand how prolific the squid can be around all the Peninsular Jetties.
Lunch at the Tumby Bakery and a drive out to the newer marina and housing area and it was then back to our RV park (payment by donation) and a wander around the Cemetery opposite, something we do often as it gives us some History of where we are, as sad as some of headstones were. 😢
Apparently the weather could be getting wet & windy in the next few days, we may stay around Port Lincoln until it eases off.
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