Trying to avoid the wind and rain, we headed south to the Naracoorte Caves
Kenneth about to go caving
Just spectacular
The fossil area has been under excavation since the 1970's, and so far, about 3% of it is thought to have been cleared. Here, the skeleton of a thylacaleo australis - otherwise known as the marsupial lion
We camped in a pine forrest which provided shelter from the wind, and spent the night trying to set fire to sodden logs. With the help of some dry wood from home, we had a fire - and marshmallows... The morning was beautiful - the wind had slowed and the trees were rocking in what breeze was left.
Bailey's rocks
The coast by Discovery Bay National Park, during strong winds - an angry sea - the foam is being blown sideways off the wave crests
Sunset over Glenelg River National Park
Zema estate winery - rainy days are excellent for wine tasting
Brands winery - gorgeous chardonnay and overgrown Gods in the garden