Michelle's visit Part 3

Michelle had a wonderful trip with us in July. We had such a fantastic weekend, Markets for research and then dinner. We ate in the food court of the market that has every type of meal you can imagine. Its focus is on Asia and let me tell you, it is spectacular. Here's Michelle with a tasty sizzling thing.


If you don't eat too much, you can even have a desert. I have no idea what these are called, but they are like a little sandwich with pudding inside. The dough is almost like waffle batter with a crispy outside, but not as fluffy. They make them in lines, each of a different flavor.


Looking at the same machine, but watching the batter drip into the little circles. They use spoons to dish in the center. You can get chocolate, coconut, corn & cheese, or red bean. I've tried them all but the chocolate is the best.

While Michelle was here, we hiked up a hill just to the south of our house. There really are a million and one hikes around Adelaide & we keep finding new places to explore. Michelle and Cam are surrounded in olives looking towards the city.


As Cam went to work on Monday the 4th, Michelle and I checked out a few other places around Adelaide including the beach. Glenelg is where the first Europeans landed on South Australia's mainland (there was an island off shore that they were hanging out a few days). A storm was brewing at Glenelg and the waves were so high they swallowed up the beach and lapped all the way to the break-wall. Their height looked like it would just wash the jetty/pier away.


Of course, a trip with Michelle would not be complete without more art. I shot this at the Art Museum on North Terrace. It is a different perspective on a metal a birdcage.