Day 5, Adelaide to Barossa Valley.

Adelaide to Barossa Valley (Tununda)

Slow start this morning as we didn’t need to be in the Barossa until after 2:30pm. In fact directed not to be there before 2.30 pm and therefore had some time to kill. Leaving our accommodations in central Adelaide we decided to head for the Railway Museum in Port Adelaide with the ladies advised that there was a market in the same area.  We headed off to explore the Port area.

Walking around the wharf area we discovered some interesting points including a sailing cutter that is undergoing considerable restoration - a bit like our cars!!  In the end some headed into the Railway Museum, some the Maritime Museum and the remainder to the Market.

Once all gathered back together and with several new comer's it was time to hit the road again, making our way via Gawler to Tanunda.  Locating our accommodations we signed in for the Rally and commenced  the process of catching up with old friends, and making new ones. 

Gathering near Railway Museum, Port Adelaide

More of the railway museum carpark line up.

Cutter being preserved and restored. The cutter originally transported settlers to Adelaide

Norman and Claire navigate the streets of Port Adelaide.....

Barossa Valley, grapevines in autumn splendour everywhere

Wonderful motoring roads heading for the Barossa.

Entering Tanunda - rolling out the welcome mat!

Line up of some of the rally cars

Parsell's Eagle and Hirst's 12/50 being unpacked in Tununda

Blackett's 12/50 and Blundell's Eagle in Tununda.