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Caravan Correspondent

Australian Travel Writer and Photographer ๐Ÿ’™ Caravan Holidays.

Tag: Fleurieu wine region

The Surreal McLaren Vale

Iโ€™ve written a destination piece on the wine growing region of McLaren Vale and surrounds for the November issue of Liquid Life & Leisure magazine online. This region is an easy day trip from Adelaide but with so much on offer from more than 70 wineries, a craft brewery, fine dining, nearby farmers market, cycle… Read More The Surreal McLaren Vale

08/11/201931/10/2020 Glenys Gelzinis3 Comments

One Paddock Winery, Currency Creek SA

South Australia is well known for its wine regions, perhaps the most famous is the Barossa Valley but equally as good are McLaren Vale and the Fleurieu Region, Clare Valley, Adelaide Hills but wait there is moreโ€ฆEden Valley, the Limestone Coast, the Riverland and even the Southern Flinders.

28/09/201805/12/2020 Glenys Gelzinis7 Comments

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Even if weโ€™re just passing through, we canโ€™t miss getting another glimpse of this beauty of Bute. The award winning silo art of @scottnagyartist and @krimsone ๐ŸŒผ๐Ÿ’–โœŒ๏ธ๐ŸŒธ
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