Feb FLASHBACK: Cam's Parents Visit (Part 3)

Remember how I said that we were all about the food & fun on this trip? Well I've saved this last post to illustrate all the good grub.




These scallops were so fresh & buttery melt-in-your-mouth good!





This restaurant was in an historic building, I think it was an old tavern that included a walk in wine cellar. It pleased everyone's palettes because not only did they have amazing local and imported wine, but also "vale ale" brewed locally. Cam's family ran into a friend from around the farm! Talk about a small world. She's in SA now too.






In my earlier post I spoke of the restaurant downstairs in the Anchorage hotel we were staying. This was our meal there complete with lots of food because Tony couldn't eat all of his. The color was so tasty.






Victor Harbour was a whaling town back in the 19th century and this fountain commemorates that industry. There is a marine industry museum right on the waterfront next to a horse drawn historic tram!!!



Cam, Tony, MaryEd, and I all woke up early and were the first to great the horse. We were afraid it may sell out, but since it was overcast & windy, there wasn't much interest.





We rode over to an island on the top & then went to the inside on the return. The connection between Victor Harbour and this Granite Island was made to help loading of boats. The harbor isn't too deep, I guess.

A fantastic trip was had by all!