We headed into Moonta, checked out the art and craft sale in the local church hall, purchased some pasties for dinner, had a coffee, then headed over to Kadina, where the main Kernewek Lowender events for today were scheduled. Kadina is a much larger and more developed town than Moonta, and as the events were mostly a repeat of the day before, we only stayed to watch the maypole.
As this was a second time around for Maypole Geoff took a video of the last dance, which braids the maypole. One or two of our blogees may be interested, so go to YouTube http://youtu.be/C-UeB9VXPF0
We then had a leisurely drive (average 4.5 litres per 100 Km's) to our next accommodation in the Adelaide Hills at Gumeracha. Randell's Mill, which is now a B & B, was built in 1848 as a steam powered Flour mill, later becoming a dairy produce factory among other things.
The outside of our very comfy apartment from the front.
And from the rear.
As can be seen from the photos, the split level interior is very luxurious - bedroom above, kitchen below
This is the lounge looking down from the bedroom
After an evening walk around Gumeracha, we enjoyed dinner, consisting of possibly the best pasties in Australia (the ones we bought from the Cornish Kitchen in Moonta earlier in the day).
Lucky would make an awesome pet!
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