Day 133 Tanunda
Well a quiet day today. The weather turned wet overnight so
we did not expect to do much in the way
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Old Church |
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Main street |
of exploring. To start off with we went
down town, I needed a cap for the hot water system to stop the water flowing
following our event with the post at our last park. I went back to the van and
fitted the cap whilst Maureen went for a wander down the main street. We met up
at a bakery where we had lunch. We did decide to visit Bethany which is just up
the road from us here and was established at the same time. We headed off into
the hills and the town is really just a street of old homes and the range from
early homestead style to the early 1930’s then the 60’s.
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Old Museum |
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Old House |
We went for a drive around the area and funnily enough ended
up at Maggie Beers again. It was time for a cuppa so we settled down for a
while. As we were about to leave, the announced that the free cooking
demonstration was about to start, so off we went. Maggie has developed a
product called verjuice. It is the result of crushing grapes that are not sweet
enough for wine. It is a cross between wine and vinegar
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Tea at Maggie Beers |
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Maggie eers |
without the very
sharpness of vinegar. She is the only one producing it commercially so she is
keen to promote it. Unfortunately Maggie was not there but the guy who took it
was great. He is a young guy who started work at the place 6 years ago doing
the café work. Maggie took him on and had him do cooking courses and now he is
training to be a teacher. He was very good at running the session and produced
three dishes using the verjuice, one was pumpkin, one onions and one mushrooms.
All the dished were yummy.
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Cooking lesson |
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Maureen cooking at Maggies |
Back to the van we went and the sun came out. We sat around
and planned our trip home whilst enjoying the sun. We are about a week out from
home so we sorted out the next steps. Tomorrow we head off to Ceduna.
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Maureen cooking |
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Enjoying the results |
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Pheasant Farm |
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Enjoying the sun and Xmas Decorations |
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