Visit Stunning South Australia
Video - by South Australia Tourism Commission. South Australia is home to long summers, stunning beaches and award-winning wine. It's the gateway to the unique National Landscapes like the Flinders Ranges Kangaroo Island. If you are looking for city life, kick back and join the cafe culture in Adelaide. See beautiful Barossa and explore its history, wine and culinary delights. With so much to do and see, it's easy to create a perfect blend for your next great holiday. Check out more, here:
Burra,South Australia
Burra is a heritage town of south Australia which is also known as Copper City. It’s a very popular tourist location in South Australia
Train Enthusiast's Video Diary 1986-05-25
On 25/05/1986, SteamRanger's, broad-gauge steam locomotive 520 Sir Malcolm Barclay-Harvey, hauled a 10 car tourist train from Adelaide Terminal (Keswick, South Australia) to the mid-north district of South Australia to visit the country towns of Hamley Bridge, Owen and Riverton, and return. Hamley Bridge was celebrating the Jubilee 150 at the time so the train trip was incorporated in their Jubilee activities.
This video clip captured snippets of the journey commencing just north of Salisbury and concluding just south of Hamley Bridge.
Beach House Cafe, Riverton, New Zealand
Beach House Cafe, Riverton, New Zealand, nice food, beautiful views, sorry about wind noise....
Balaklava Pictorial - South Australia.
Balaklava is a small South Australian town with some historic buildings and other things of interest to see.
Photography 2013 by John Boom.
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Phang-nga The Chic
Introduction tourist attraction in Phangnga
My Railroad Trip in Africa
My Railroad Trip through the African Bush with the Royal Livingston Express. I enjoyed it so much that I needed to post it.
Booragoon - Riseley St
Booragoon - Riseley St
High Tea at the Hopetoun Tea Rooms Melbourne
Located in Melbourne’s famous Block Arcade, the Hopetoun Tea Rooms is steeped in history. Opening in 1892, the tea rooms were first run by the Victorian Ladies Work Association and named after their founder Lady Hopetoun, wife of former Victorian Governor and Australian Governor-General Lord Hopetoun.
It was a fashionable spot for ladies out for a day’s shopping to take lunch or afternoon tea. The association disbanded in 1907, but the tea rooms continued to operate – this time located at the front of the Block. Today, the tea rooms are run in much the same way you would expect Lady Hopetoun enjoyed back in the late 1800s, with a cosy, refined atmosphere, beautiful tea ware, great service and an impressive array of food.
From the emerald green printed wallpaper to the chandeliers and the white and gold fine bone china, the decor is pure old-world charm. To complete the look, there’s also a crystal bowl on the table full of brown and white sugar cubes, and a silver tea strainer.
Pacific Coast Highway (PCH), Driving Into Malibu along Southbound California State Route 1
This video follows the world famous Pacific Coast Highway, from Point Mugu State Park, to the Malibu city limits. Also passes by La Jolla Canyon, Sycamore Cove and Sycamore Canyon.