In Adelaide arrived
we first set up in a hostel,
which was in the red light district ...
Because we had done so in Sydney and
good experience because it was advertised as "free Internet" ...
We have a very often smiling and talkative woman from Canberra was in the room that has left her hometown for a few days to explore Adelaide and drink wine ...
She has not yet even seen sooo much of Australia and was more excited than we ... (She had not time and financial resources the opportunity to travel more often)
What has somehow reminded again that it is totally beautiful and precious, without time pressure or obligations or rules
a year
explore an entire country through travel "and to
as you want ...
Maybe I should do after the Australia trip year € ...
Germany or at least one trip to
sometimes to get to know one's home more ...
Well ...
it was then in the red light district but not so great had
To get into the hostel we stick to the opening times of the subjacent gambling bar ...
used for Internet access it is mean to the recipient,
already free but limited Internet
of Adelaide shopping street ...
was also not effective to get parking for the car ...
So we moved quickly into a different hostel ,
where "free parking" for our car was
and "free pool"
and "free breakfast"
and "Free DVD" ...
was a good decision because we were unlucky with the weather
and therefore were glad to sell our time in the hostel any meaningful way to ... We also had
nice people in the 5-bed rooms.
(Of course, only German)
And to everyone's surprise there was the regular Halloween party a good food for free! And karaoke!
To Adelaide itself, we have explored the beaches (at not be so good weather) ...
And a big free-ranging sea lions seen from up close ...
A very very impressive large gull ... (So maybe it was a seagull)
Lots of opossums in a small park in the middle of the city ...
have played football,
the relatively beautiful downtown
included visits Toy'r'us aufprobiert and hats ...
The free Museeum
exhibition with depressing Aborigeni ...
People will be issued as if they were extinct 1000 years ago .. Well, many Australians do, the probably ...
but that should not be the subject of the blog!
Oh yes ...
We even have a church service in a nice, probably Catholic, attended church ...
Was a very nice experience ... The church was almost full!
The church has, however, not significantly different from Germans ..
I was just striking that were the visitors to the worship of every possible
in origin, age and the population!
A longer trip went towards Hahndorf, a small town founded by German immigrants to be still trying German ...
On the way to Hahndorf, we believe for the first time held at a chocolate factory and Schokoladenpröbchen enjoyed ...
Then we marveled at an unguarded junkyard large vehicles! Once
In Hahndorf , we are of German weather (rain and cold)
been welcomed in a rather a blend of Bavarian Germany ...
was still some interest and if you had more money as a backpacker, you would certainly have bought some delicious things ...
I miss marzipan!
It was also just a kind of flea market and this rang very, very old German folk songs, probably from a vinyl record from all speakers ...
much to Hahndorf ... Surprisingly, I have
even
one of the rainy days
can make good use I have a job by ,
for a day (7 hours) and an unbeatable
wage of $ 150 (after tax) + a t-shirt,
got ...
I have had even more fun and learned something about the Australian waste disposal ...
Imagine a typical Australian home ...
(one floor and no basement)
You imagine it fled before leaving ...
, imagine you have to create everything from the house out, drive away with an ax and chop ...
I've done ... Computers, cabinets, vases, beds, tables, printer cartridges ...
and crushed with a man (something well his life) makes
driven to a large garbage dump ...
The garbage dump was a big hall with a giant trash compactors, which receives waste from large and small vans, lots of garbage ... This again reduced in size and compresses and
load at even larger trucks, which make up for something with any holes in the landscape ... :-)
well ...
Long live the recycling and waste separation!
If I remember correctly, there is not much more to report from Adelaide, the weather just has aroused no interest in other activities ...
So we traveled!
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