Last weekend we went to Arno Bay to meet up with my parents. They were there for a get together with two other Vintage car clubs.
For all you South Aussie's, Arno Bay is the home of former
Adelaide Crow ruckman, Shaun Rehn. A nice quiet little seaside town on the
Eyre Peninsula, on route to Port Lincoln.
There are lots of pictures here, it was hard to pick the best.
Firstly some of the vintage cars that were there.
Audi
FJ Holden
Plymouth
Dad and Mum's Mark 1 Zephyr, restored by my dad.
Plymouth
Dad and Mum's Mark 1 Zephyr, restored by my dad.
Pontiac GTO left hand drive
Mark 3 Zephyr.
Some Cormorants (or Shags as we know them) on the pontoon.
Along side the jetty with the waves rolling in along the reef.
Beach other side of the jetty, with shacks in the background.
Mark 3 Zephyr.
Some Cormorants (or Shags as we know them) on the pontoon.
Along side the jetty with the waves rolling in along the reef.
Beach other side of the jetty, with shacks in the background.
Arno Bay jetty.
Another beach photo, near the jetty.
On the boardwalk, down by the sea.
The boardwalk
The mangroves along the boardwalk.
Another beach photo, near the jetty.
On the boardwalk, down by the sea.
The boardwalk
The mangroves along the boardwalk.
Some Pelicans on the shore.
This board walk has been recently completed.
Arno Bay
I am heading down to Adelaide tomorrow with our son and two daughters for our friend and Auntie's funeral. It could be an interesting trip as I don't usually drive in Adelaide. At least I have my eldest daughter with me, she lived in Adelaide for ten years while attending University. I am sure between the lot of us we should manage to get around okay without any mishaps. I am afraid I am a country girl through and through and dislike the city. We will travel down tomorrow and stay overnight in a caravan park. The funeral is Monday afternoon and we will travel home again afterwards.
This board walk has been recently completed.
Arno Bay
I am heading down to Adelaide tomorrow with our son and two daughters for our friend and Auntie's funeral. It could be an interesting trip as I don't usually drive in Adelaide. At least I have my eldest daughter with me, she lived in Adelaide for ten years while attending University. I am sure between the lot of us we should manage to get around okay without any mishaps. I am afraid I am a country girl through and through and dislike the city. We will travel down tomorrow and stay overnight in a caravan park. The funeral is Monday afternoon and we will travel home again afterwards.
Wishing you all a blessed weekend,
xTania
That beach looks so lovely Tania. Glad you had fun at the car rally. I am a country girl too and not at all enthusiastic about driving in the citys. I have done it but rather not. Take care. Marilyn xoxo
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ReplyDeleteThe car rally would have been very interesting, all those different makes and models.
Hope all goes well in Adelaide - I know that city traffic is daunting but just try and relax. Thinking of you,
Joolz
Lovely photos, Tania. I must get over your way some time.
ReplyDeleteI am sorry for the death of your sister in law.
ReplyDeleteMy husband and his father have restored a 1926 Delage.
Hi Tania - Angie in England here. First time I've visited you but I'll be back tomorrow to have a look at a few back-posts.
ReplyDeletelove, Angie, xx
Howdy from Texas
ReplyDeleteOh my First I am so sorry for your loss.
Please accept my heart felt hugs .
Second your photos are simply amazing.
I don't know which one to choose as the best they are all so wonderful.Simply breath taking photos.
Thank you for sharing .
God bless you and yours.
Wow Tania I just came onto your blog from Jillian's and found these pictures of Arno Bay, a workmate of my husband's lives there, but you are the only other person I have ever known who knows the place.thanks for the pictures, it looks really nice!
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