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Farmstay near Port Lincoln S.A. (Read 5348 times)

Oct 6^th, 2012 at 10:04pm

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We spent a very relaxing 9 days in a farm cottage near Port Lincoln.

http://www.mckechniesprings.com.au/Home.html

The arrival of our 1st Grandchild was the reason for our stay here. ( we also had the M/i/L, son & daughter with us)

we had one big feed of yabbies, then only kept the big ones for our daily entree.

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Reply #1 - Oct 6^th, 2012 at 10:14pm

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There is an on-site caravan and cabin and only 4 caravans allowed to stay at one time.

Looking back to the caming area

a small area for caravans

camp kitchen

nice view from the balcony of the camp kitchen

The old shed has a BBQ/table tennis/party lights

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Reply #2 - Oct 7^th, 2012 at 2:05pm

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Hey Rick.........looks nice place.........we went down to BC......cant believe how green place was.....normally dry and dusty

Dave

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Congrats grandad.
Sorry to see you doing it tough on your holidays.. Grin

Those yabbies look good.
Washed down with chilled ale no doubt.

Aart

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Looks good. There are some fantastic places across this country.

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Hi Rick. Glad you had a nice holiday over Lincoln way. My eldest daughter was born in the Pt. Lincoln Hospital a few years ago. Is there any fish in that dam as I dont go much on yabbies. Brian.

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The yabbies from these dams are sweet tasting being spring water fed.

Brian, the farmer has stocked trout previously, but had the lot washed out after heavy rainfall which has discouraged further stocking.

The cottage was saved from the Bushfire of 2005 that claimed 9 lives in the district.

A write-up here of an ennekings reunion held at the farm
http://ennekingnewsletter.wordpress.com/australian-ennekings/

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A bush fire in January 2005 destroyed Otto and Helga’s beautiful house, over a million trees, many animals and at least 100 miles of fencing. Fortunately the fire spared Arndt’s house and some smaller units used for farm stays.

A tractor burnt in the bushfire

You should do a writeup on here of black cockatoo bush camp Dave.

Derek wrote on Oct 7^th, 2012 at 6:53pm:

Looks good. There are some fantastic places across this country.

Bloody Oath Derek

Thanks Aart. Pop's new grandson Jayden with his Port Power gear on

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