Saturday, December 20, 2008


SA Wild Flowers -
Posted by Mike and Carol at 9:09 am
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SA Wild Flowers -
Posted by Mike and Carol at 9:08 am
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SA Wild Flowers -
Posted by Mike and Carol at 9:07 am
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SA Wild Flowers -
Posted by Mike and Carol at 9:06 am
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Anchor of the Barque "Ethel" which was driven ashore by strong winds and wrecked here at Ethel Beach - Cape Spencer SA
Posted by Mike and Carol at 9:05 am

Photo of the wreck of the Ethel and the boiler of the Ferret - Ethel Beach - Cape Spencer SA
Posted by Mike and Carol at 9:04 am

Information on the wreck of the Ethel in 1904 - Ethel Beach - Cape Spencer SA
Posted by Mike and Carol at 9:03 am

Wreck of the Ethel - Ethel Beach - Cape Spencer SA
Posted by Mike and Carol at 9:02 am

Views from the cliffs - Ethel Beach - Cape Spencer SA
Posted by Mike and Carol at 9:01 am

Wreck of the Ethel - Ethel Beach - Cape Spencer SA
Posted by Mike and Carol at 9:00 am

Our next stop was Inneston - Innes National Park SA
Posted by Mike and Carol at 8:59 am

Inneston was a Gypsum mining company town - Innes National Park SA
Posted by Mike and Carol at 8:58 am

Gypsum was mined at this lake - Inneston - Innes National Park SA
Posted by Mike and Carol at 8:57 am

Information on Gypsum mining - Inneston - Innes National Park SA
Posted by Mike and Carol at 8:56 am

Remnants of Gypsum mining buckets - Views as we walked around Inneston - Innes National Park SA
Posted by Mike and Carol at 8:55 am

Views as we walked around Inneston - Innes National Park SA
Posted by Mike and Carol at 8:54 am

Views as we walked around Inneston - Innes National Park SA
Posted by Mike and Carol at 8:53 am

Site of the Township School - Inneston - Innes National Park SA
Posted by Mike and Carol at 8:52 am

Information Board on the school - Inneston - Innes National Park SA
Posted by Mike and Carol at 8:51 am

Ruins of the General Store - Inneston - Innes National Park SA
Posted by Mike and Carol at 8:50 am
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