Can i run an AC unit?

Lived in Whyalla for 3 years. As we say, the best thing about Whyalla is seeing BHP on the right, as you leave for good😃

great video once again guys

We had a window put in ensuite when having van built. Had the shelf removed at build. You can get aftermarket windows put in ensuite

Great vlog. Love the walks around the towns. Institutions are places of education and culture for the community.

What a beautiful town! Thanks, guys, for the tour.

Another great episode, thank you for showing this pretty and historical town.

HI LAUCKE IS 2 Callington Road, Strathalbyn, South Australia, 5255 THANKS

Great video. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks Tracee for your dedication,. and John for his perseverance in showing us parts of this great big country that many will never get to see. Always a pleasure to watch. From what you have graciously shown us, I am putting a visit to South Australia on our bucket list.

the institute building in S.A. is typically a government building. ie. library and museum.

Re telephones- in the late 1970’s I lived in the tiny town of Homestead near Charters Towers. The phone had no dial but had a winder that rang in the nearby post office where the operator would answer and ask what number you wanted to call. Our phone number was 7. That’s it, just 7.

I love Greenock I spent alot of time around there building the new Sturt hwy 😊

I was born in Kalgoorlie we actually lived in Norseman, parents sold up and moved to S.A. in 1960. Hubby & I want to do a trip to W.A. he has never been there and I would like to revisit a few places, thanks for the great video thoroughly enjoyed it.

The old railway station use to be busy as. Almost 5 carriages long

I heard that the robbers tree got damaged in a storm

The Catholic Church at Port Pirie has pipe organ and the Capri Cinema in Adelaide has one as well.

It used to be heaven, like so many places. So much fun growing up there

Wonderful vlog this week. ❤ Loved it. Given us the bug to hook on the caravan and travel down there from Brisbane. What months would you recommend to be there. Not to hot/cold. 😀

Great to see you enjoying the local region. Be sure to visit Kapunda, just 15 mins from Greenock. The main street is full of beautiful old architecture. Visit the old copper mine, MAP the (big) miner, visit Litl Mo's Bakery and immerse yourself in the history of Sir Sidney Kidman and his historic home - now high school which is being rebuilt after fire destroyed it a few years ago. Kapunda is said to be the most haunted town in Australia! Learn more about that at The North Kapunda Hotel.

Awesome drone footage 👍🏽😎 its di nice to see you in my home state of South Australia 🦘 blessings ❤

There are also small block houses on the old Pt Pirie to Pt Broughton road that were for Air to ground gunnery practice for the Fairy Battlers that were stationed in Port Pirie.

Thank you for showing us.

Beautiful time at the wildlife park. I totally understand Tracies' excitement with animals They are the best ❤❤❤😍😍😍 I'm glad you both are enjoying South Australia 😊

Did John say " His Selfie Stick", or "His Selfish Dick"?

Has so many laughs with you both, was a great video, very different, the tree was an awesome story and loved the zoo, so worth the 40$ to experience the Meerkats.Cheer’s Judy.

Loving your videos, guys, I was amazed at that Organ (one for you, John)....... the last time that I threatened to play my organ, my wife said " No way, Put that that I thing away".

Loved this one as well!! Meerkats are my favorite too Tracie.....I'm jealous of your experience. Well done both of you and happy New Year!!

I would much rather see that old tree house than the Ningaloo, that’s such a cool piece of history. You should have told John it was too glarey for photos and that you would have to come back the next day 😂

Loved the tree❤. I also liked the pipe organ. Actually liked everything. Well done Tracey

there is no r in tanunda. cheers

That’s on my bucket list, playing with the Meerkats. I’ve seen a rocket launch at NASA but Meerkats are just so special. Loved the video. I bet they have microphones in the wall behind the painted area.

Thank you for dragging doubting Freddy to show us the tree. It was very interesting. People in those days had to pose for photos given the type of camera used. It is a shame Australian churches are locked. It would be lovely to see inside and for those inclined a little prayer.

I love the Barossa it's close to home for us. thank you for showing the tree, we didn't know about it, so it looks like we will have a drive out to see it. John does the same as my husband with the ( are you sure you want to see this) keep up the good work. John makes us laugh. Tracey, you have the patience of a saint 😊❤

John is having a lend of you Tracie keep doing what you do. John is as bad as mine but keep laughing life is too short

I liked the Organ was great. Thanks. By the way if going near Bendigo in Vic check out the Stupa.(Think you might like.) Check it out on Google.

Definitely worth the drive to the tree Tracie & the dam wall was great as well. I find Jons' comedy input is getting better, always gives me a laugh 😄

The tree was interesting, they were tough people

What a wonderful organ in such a small town. Will have to go and check it out.

Doesn't matter where you take me guys, I'll keep tagging along with you. Another great episode - thank you!

Their was no TV in those days of tree living ! Going to miss you guys when you finish your caravanning !

Fantastic video. I just loved it. The Barossa is one of my favorite places in SA. We live just south of Adelaide and it's our go to place if we just want to get away for 2 or 3 days. Just hitch up the van and 2 hours later, I'm relaxing on a deck chair watching the world go by. Oh, and yes Tracie. Thoroughly enjoyed the old tree house.

Tracie, the tree was worth it and Jon - I watched the ads so we are all happy.

The whole lot was interesting!!! Esp the organ! Thankyou. The organist really doesn't look as old as you say... playing 50yrs?

Pronounced. Fray shin nay.

I live in Geraldton and I’ve never seen a red back

We are coming to visit from the UK to see family in Perth and Geraldton and we are making a special 5 day stay in Monkey Mia resort part of our holiday (in the hope if seeing the dolphins!). I just want to say a HUGE thank you for showing us around the resort! It looks amazing and really clean, which is a big plus to me 😊. Even if we don't get to see the dolphins for some reason, I know we will still really enjoy our stay now I've seen it!

Hubby says gummie shark also called flake and King George whiting is best fish.

Would love your bread recipe, I've been experimenting for our next trip with making my own. Yours looked great.

I’m enjoying your travels and hope to travel around this Great South land myself in the near future.