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Birdwood is famous for its motor museum. A lot of old motor cars in the museum get started up and driven once a year, so they are all perfectly good cars. Its worth taking an hour or 2 to spend going through the museum

Monkey Mia is awesome for that fact. There are park rangers there that will feed the dolphins fish, but never enough for them to rely on it solely. We were fortunate enough to have the dolphins come right up to us as we were standing there, and rub against us. That was pretty cool - hence if you are ever up that far in WA, make the effort to go and visit Monkey Mia

Lobethal is this beautiful little town in the Adelaide Hills, but at Xmas time, the locals pull out all strings to make ita tourist attraction for kids and big kids alike. Xmas lights and nativity displays are up all through the streets by the locals and at night time, it really is something to see. If you have kids, and are going near Lobethal just before Xmas, take the time to go and see the lights - they are awesome

Farm houses are all along this road. Our school bus used to go down here everyday. We had 3 stops on the road.

When the Development first started, it took a while to get going,but now that its been there for a bit, all the blocks have been sold and built on with nice modern houses. Great friendly atmosphere as well.

A heap of mates and i went here in the late 90's to a B&S Ball. Was one of the best times I have ever had. Stopped off at the local pub for a beer too, and the locals are really friendly. I'd be happy to live here.

Each year in January the Compass Cup is held. Its famous because its the only Cow race in Australia

Porters Lagoon is a very shallow lake that a lot of Burra locals use to go swimming, and something skiing in. Can dry up quickly, but when it rains, fills up quickly as well. The road itself is only 1 house on it (not far from the lagoon), so good if you like the fresh country air

I haven't been there for years, but spent some of my younger years there as a kid. Still have friends who live there today.

Not too busy a road, and has a few farms on it. Horrocks pass which this road goes through is a really scenic drive.

Port Broughton used to, and I think still does have the longest jetty in South Australia. It is now more a recreational fishing jetty, with a few Commercial Fisherman still calling Port Broughton home. Their main catch is scalefish and Blue Swimmer Crabs

We used to go through here on our way from Bordertown to the Riverland. Never really stopped here though as we had no real reason too. It used to be the half way mark

When we were kids, there was a heated swimming pool out here that we learnt to swim in. last time I went down the road, the pool was still there, but not sure if its used for swimming lessons anymore

As kids, we used to ride our pushbikes on this road, and I remember one year we stopped where the drain went under the road, and crawled through the drain. Wasn't much fun as there were a few spiders in it

There are about 5 roads that intersect what is Pooginagoric, and there is only one house there, so I'm not really sure why its classed as a town.

Typical South Australian white rubble road that has a few 90 degree turns on it so be careful.. Farms surround this road

If you don;t mind tourist traffic, and are after a country lifestyle, this road is the place to live on.

Be careful at night, as the Kangaroos have a tendency to hop across the road at night. Trees are reasonably close to the edge of the road as well

Very small village where a lot of crayfishing boats are moored during the summer months. If you are after fresh crayfish here, you can get some from where the fisherman drop them off during the summer months

Not in a town, so its an open road, but has the new Cape Jaffa Marina Development on it, as well as the Norfolk Rise Winery which produce some very good wines