General Chat

Gillian, she will love the relaxed atmosphere! here goes, an eclectic selection, some of which may match her interests West Beach for a swim. Glenlg tram from Victoria Square to Glenleg and a relaxed coffee at the beach and a swim if she wants. Gentral Markets off Victoria Square for food on a Friday night to people watch, have a laksa, or Saturday morning for breakfast. The Daniel O"Connell Nth Adelaide for good food and Irish music and the Exeter O"Connell street on a Sunday night for jazz. McLaren Vale for wine, and the Barossa Valley. The Botanic gardens, if there in March I think that the world music festival. is on The Ar Gallery for Australain Art. The Museum for indigenous artifacts The Est End of Rundle Street for galatai -does not look right! Crn of Rundle and King William Street for chocolates to die for - Adelaide made Haighs chocs Cleland National Park and Mt Lofty, for wild life and a great view of the city. Adelaide cricket ground and cathedral.......and much more A visit to Kangeroo Island is also special Cheers and happy visit to your daughter JA

My daughter has finished her three months working in Queensland and she has been told that Adelaide is a lovely place to visit - so lets here from you all how and what she should see and do first - we will all be jelouse to hear about the lovely place the people and of course the weather Love to any one who has kindly written to me cannot thank you all enough for your care xx