Strath 4

For our final full day in the morning we moseyed around some antique shops for a while, which we quite enjoyed, not having done so for quite a while. OF was with us, of course. 

Yes, some sweets were bought, mine being chocolate covered liquorice bullets. I should have read  the detail as they were raspberry flavoured and I did not like them at all. Still in the car glove box. R will eat them.  

Where we dined outside the previous night. 

I wonder if Strathalbyn is one of those country towns preserved by neglect, that is there wasn't money to be made by pulling down the old and putting up new. 

I believe this is the former Town Hall, now with a multitude of uses including a museum. We did not visit. There is another museum but it is only open at weekends. 

There was an excellent car museum to rekindle memories. The entry price was quite reasonable. 

I am unsure which of the two cars below was my favourite. They were both beautiful.

Kinda cute.

This looks racy. 

My grandfather had the same Ford Zephyr but with an automatic transmission and it was two tone blue and white. 

Somewhat terrifying.

Then it was off to Bremerton Winery in the Langhorne Creek area for a very nice lunch. We bought a pack of small bottles of wines and they were very nice.

It was so pleasant sitting outdoors in the shade of umbrellas, gazing out over a beautifully maintained lawn. Yes, the grass was a very bright green. 

What is this critter?

 

It's a robot lawn mower, just like Gattina's Oscar a few years ago. 

It does a fine job of cutting grass and amusing diners. It headed for one couple's ankles and fortunately stopped at a gutter before chomping into their feet.

While I was reluctant, OF cooked us a delicious chicken curry for dinner and it was a very pleasant evening.