An expat Brit in South Australia
Wooden spoons form the ceiling of the Flinders Street Project, Adelaide in an installation called ten thousand spoons by artist Megan Roodenrys. The food’s pretty good too in this addition to Adelaide’s ongoing cafe society revolution. Visit the Flinders Street Project. In response to The Daily Post’s weekly photo challenge: prolific. See also:
Imagine eating the most regional dish in its exact place of origin, overlooking the bay and the fields which yielded the produce. That’s my experience at the aptly named Cullen Bay Hotel in the North East of Scotland. This is the home of the famous Cullen skink, a kind of smoked fish chowder. Even better,
The Royal Adelaide (agricultural) Show- so much more than cow fancying or sheep shearing -although these are on offer. Much, much more. What’s not to like from wine and cider tasting, artisanal chutneys, freshly baked Lamingtons, V8 ute racing, polo, funfair, fast food including the inimitable Street_ADL? And as for Dancing with Dogs, that was
Dr D in Oz 