Well here we are sitting in Edithburgh our paradise is lost... at least for the day the gentle breases cascading across the water of yesterday has given way to cyclonic, tornado, force 10 caravan rock and rolling winds of today...
We are feet-up in Edithburgh about 250 km South of Port Pirie eastern bottom of the Yorke Peninsula in a nice caravan park right on the foreshore. Any closer the caravan would have to be a boat as we would be in the water. We have so far made our way from Whyalla to Port Augusta then around the western half of the Yorke Peninsula.
We are in Whyalla and had planned to leave today but as the weather was so nice and predicted hot weather where we were heading we decided to stay another day so here we are sitting out front of the van over looking Spencers Gulf.
I have noticed I havent entered anything in a while so I had better do and update. We spent a couple of days in Ceduna where we finished off the Nullarbor Links course. For us it was a great challenge for non golfers but happy we made the effort to complete it. There were a few highlights over the course but the best one was when a crow took Annes ball I though great my chance to catch up but the bloody thing dropped it another 75 metres closer to the hole.
When planning to cross the Nullarbor we decided to play the Nullarbor Links which is titled as the worlds longest Golf course. You can either start in Ceduna and finish in Kalgoorlie or vice versa. There are 18 holes to play these holes are pretty much standard lengths from Tee to Green as any other golf course the difference is each hole is many kilometres apart and some the fairways would be best described as a rock quary or scrub.