#bbq adelaide

[bbqadelaideblogs]

Unleashing the Sizzle: Exploring Adelaide's Best BBQ Stores and Weber Store with BBQ Adelaide

Are you a BBQ enthusiast searching for the ultimate BBQ experience? Look no further than Adelaide - a city renowned for its vibrant and diverse BBQ scene. Whether you're a seasoned pitmaster or a BBQ novice, Adelaide has something for everyone. In this blog, we'll take you on a journey through Adelaide's best BBQ stores, including the Weber Store, and give you a glimpse into the tantalizing world of barbeque with a special focus on BBQ Adelaide.

BBQ Stores in Adelaide

Adelaide is home to some of the best BBQ stores in Australia, each with its unique style and flavor. BBQ Adelaide offers an extensive range of top-quality BBQs and accessories, from portable grills to built-in outdoor kitchens. Our knowledgeable staff will help you find the perfect grill for your needs and provide you with expert advice on how to get the most out of your grill.

If you're looking for something truly unique, check out the Adelaide BBQ and Kebab Centre. With a wide range of Turkish-style BBQs and skewers, this store is a must-visit for anyone looking to add a touch of international flavor to their BBQ. And for those searching for the ultimate BBQ rubs and sauces, The Smokin' Joint in Morphett Vale offers a fantastic selection of mouth-watering blends.

Weber Store in Gepps Cross

If you're a serious BBQ enthusiast, then you need to visit the Weber Store in Gepps Cross. This store is a BBQ lover's paradise, offering a vast selection of grills and accessories from the world-renowned brand. You'll find everything from portable grills perfect for tailgating to full-blown outdoor kitchens that will make your backyard the envy of the neighborhood.

But it's not just the products that make the Weber Store in Gepps Cross stand out - it's the knowledgeable and passionate staff who are always ready to help you find the perfect grill or accessory for your needs. They'll walk you through the various features and options, help you select the right fuel source, and even provide tips and tricks on how to get the most out of your grill.

Conclusion

Adelaide is a BBQ lover's paradise, with a vibrant and diverse BBQ scene that caters to every palate. Whether you're looking for the perfect grill or a unique blend of BBQ rubs and sauces, Adelaide has it all. And for the best selection of BBQs and accessories, be sure to visit BBQ Adelaide, where our knowledgeable staff will help you take your BBQ game to the next level. So why wait? Unleash the sizzle and discover Adelaide's BBQ stores and Weber Store today!

[ozcleanersblog]

Reasons to Get Professional Strata Cleaning Adelaide Today!

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1. Expertise And Capability:

A thorough understanding of how to clean a strata house is essential. A professional cleaner in Adelaide with extensive knowledge can expertly clean a wide variety of items. They used cutting-edge equipment and techniques to make the lobby, rooms, and common spaces seem fantastic. Cleaning private residences and getting into all the nooks and crannies is no easy task, as they have learned from years of experience.

2. Simple To Use And Efficient:

Strata property maintenance is a full-time job, leaving little time for thorough cleaning. You won't have to lift a finger since the cleaning service will handle all of the scheduling and communication. As a result, you'll have more mental space to attend to other critical aspects of housekeeping.

3. A Rise In The Home's Value:

When a shared house is clean and well-maintained, its value increases. Whether you own the property outright or are a member of a corporate body, hiring cleaners demonstrates that you value the upkeep of your building or residence. Neat houses are easier to rent or sell. As a result, its marketability improves and its value increases.

4. Physical And Mental Health:

Maintaining a clean environment is essential, particularly in communal areas such as condos. To ensure that everything is pristine, the greatest cleaners employ innovative techniques and environmentally safe products. Because they clean surfaces and eliminate allergies and bacteria, they improve the environment for everyone, even visitors. Regular professional cleaning of the building reduces the likelihood of illness, which is beneficial for everybody.

5. Following The Regulations:

Strata dwellings are subject to a great deal of regulation and ordinance. For instance, rules pertaining to hygiene and sanitation are in place. In order to avoid fines and penalties, Strata Cleaning Adelaide guarantees that your building will adhere to these standards. A professional cleaning service will keep you informed of any changes to industry regulations and will check that your property complies with all of them. Being cautious will earn you respect from neighbours and keep your property safe.

Conclusion

Finally, there are a plethora of advantages to using Professional Strata Cleaning Adelaide. The benefits are obvious: greater information, less time spent learning it, higher property values, and compliance with the regulations.

Are you looking for Strata Cleaning Adelaide? If yes, the One-Stop Cleaning Service Provider facilitates all internal and external cleanings in major cities of Australia and is growing. You can contact us at 1300 010 002 or visit our website ozcleaners.com.

[castawavy]

November Save MEGA summary (part 8)

before / next

here it is... the penultimate chapter of november save, its been a long journey guys and im glad you all joined me on it. this was definetly my fave family and one that was really important to me because I made steve and june during a time in my life where things were very uncertain & I was going through a lot of changes, so they were pretty much my one contsant for awhile, anyways here are the photos!

so steve and june are still on their little fitness journey together, its a thing that steve has always been into but june wanted to join him cuz she got super into yoga

then as usual they couldnt keep it in their pants

june also got promoted to judge finally, she basically switched career branches after she left Landgraab Industries, but I didnt have any pics of her leaving... but now she works at the local court, and doesnt have to commute to the city anymore which she prefers

then it was Winterfest 🎁 and I decked the halls

lucky elijah got gifted a telescope but I don't remember what we got adelaide

adelaide spent new years with her childhood friend peter (luke's step son) in san myshuno I think she graduated from highschool by now but again, ive lost the photos from her prom... idk what happened to those

the bheeda girls were there too of course, theyre kind of like cousins to adie since shes very close with them even though theyre not even related AHAHAHA

she also met a mysterious stranger named jolene who she later kissed at a house party, she kind of stopped seeing landon because the two of them would always fight, and I think she just had enough

steve and moose cuteness

and a makeover for elijah in prepartion for his YA life stage (he sometimes wears contact lenses now)

THEN a major event in steve's life, but he spoke with june and she persuaded him to finally reconnect with his younger sister, Claire, who he has kind of been no contact with since he was a teenager (mostly because he cut off contact with his parents)

later in spring, the weather started to get nice, so steve and june threw a BBQ / get together with all their friends in the yard

sita and elijah also reconnected as they hadnt really seen eachother since they were toddlers and sita quite liked him :eyes:

then when everyone was gone, steve & june enjoyed some quality time together in the new pool...

meanwhile elijah and sita got cozy and 'watched' a movie teehee

ALSO big news from Raj FINALLY he couldnt make it to the BBQ cuz he and julia just had TWINS

adelaide also worked her final shift at the country club and she and her coworkers played some foosball behind their manager's back

before / next

[charlesandmartine]

Monday 14th October 2024

Theatre day today at the tiny Drama venue within the Sydney Opera complex, so after 18,000 steps yesterday walking to the Spit, we thought it prudent to take it easy this morning. Necessary as well as prudent because precipitation is definitely in sight, if not far away. Well this is Spring after all. The schools have gone back this morning after their holiday and suburbia, usually quiet anyway, has returned to the hallowed cloisters of the norm. It's true we did get the whiff of a small party/ bbq yesterday but the Aussies don't make a fuss. It's also true, it seems, that instead of making a mess at home, convocations gather on grassy places by the beach; impressive table networks, mass catering equipment and food galore sufficient for the 5,000 mystically appear with no outward concerns for shelter but usually under trees seeking protection from the sun rather than rain as would be the case in the UK. As we crossed Clontarf Beach yesterday there were many such groups each having a very jolly relaxing time, well practised as though a very regular activity was taking place. The local authority amenity BBQs were also being fully exercised.

So this morning it was a book in the modest garden and for some, the Archers on catch-up.

After an early lunchtime egg and ham sandwich we set off on the 173X to the City, first stop Museum of Contemporary Art on Circular Quay.

I have to say that I must be a lapsed Modern Art appreciator. The first exhibition we innocently submitted to was by a 74 year old Contemporary Australian artist, Julie Rrap who possibly for the security or anonymity it offered reversed her given name of Parr. Julie's work expresses her interest in images of the body, especially the female body, mainly as far as I could tell, hers. The big screen showed herself sitting naked on a very big sheet of white paper holding a camera in one hand and a big stick of charcoal in the other. The aim of the game was to rotate and draw around various parts, hands, feet, legs and the stunning result was a very large scribble in a sort of spirographic form. Well that was good wasn't it! On the way into the area was a little sign which said there was adult content and the establishment would not stand for any lude or provocative behaviour. Moving on we came across a sort of patio made up of small tiles which you were invited to trespass upon. All the while there is a kind of drilling noise, regular but in pulses. Somewhat perplexed about the image I was to take away, I enquired of the attendant what the meaning was of the noise. I agree she said, it's SO annoying, it's been going on all day. They are doing some work in the next room. Oh I said, it's nothing to do with the artwork then? No, she said with inflection, and looked at me like I was an idiot.

We would have left there and then but it was raining so we wandered around some other idiotic displays.

Contemporary Art and me are on different planets.

Then it was to an early dinner before the show. We dashed through the rain to a very nearly closed food hall between the IBM office and Woolworths. Saving an Indian meal or two from a night in the bin, we secured two Rogan Josh and Chicken Tikka plates with nan bread, which was filling if nothing else. Sadly, due to the viscosity of the sauce and my careless eating habits, I ended up sharing memories of the meal encoded within the fabric of my shorts with my fellow theatre goers at the Sydney Opera House!

The billing for Julia said this 'In 2012, Australia's first female prime minister, Julia Gillard, gave a speech that sent shockwaves around the world'. Justine Clarke plays Julia Gillard in a powerful monologue representation of her premiership but starting her story from her early beginnings in Barry, South Wales. The influences of her mining roots, the stories of the 1960 disaster at Six Bells colliery, the 1966 tragic loss at Aberfan shaped her thinking for justice. Moving to Adelaide in 1966 as £10 poms, she determined to study law. The play builds us to the speech on 9th October 2012 when in parliament and as PM she has to both condemn the actions of the Speaker of the House, Peter Slipper, for making sexist, misogynistic comments in a text message, whilst ensuring that her position remained firm in a minority government. She was being attacked by the the leader of the opposition party in a no confidence motion by, Tony Abbott. The speech that sent shockwaves around the world turned the tables on Abbott, pointing the finger at multiple examples of hypocrisy, sexism and misogyny by Abbott himself! Brilliant play, brilliant performance by Justine and incredibly interesting subject even to someone from the Motherland. As she donned the red wig and slipped into the power jacket, Justine became Julia and boomed out the acclaimed speech. She took a standing ovation from all corners of the stalls.

Ferry back to Manly, then with 30 minutes to spare we thought how nice it would be to finish a great day out with a small beer in the Bavarian. Quarter past nine it was, sorry we are now closed they said, it's Monday! Wow, you Australians sure know how to party! Same for all the other pubs in town!

ps. Mince pies seen in Coles!

[javelinbk]

The Beatles in Australia/New Zealand: part 6 (part 1, part 2, part 3, part 4, part 5, part 7, part 8, part 9)

John and Paul talk to Bob about Adelaide fans in bins, Mad Mal and there's nothing wrong with our Jim

Bob: Would you say... Paul: Well, I'm in the Beatles room now and, I was just out on the balcony before, and there were three or four people outside there. None of them waving. Bob: How many would you say were there, John? John: About four million, I reckon Bob: Actually, I'd say between five and ten million, I wouldn't like to count them, and hundreds of them in a... been there all day, does this happen... Paul: In a bin?! John: In a bin all day! Paul: Hundreds of them, in a bin all day John: It's the record, must be the record Paul: You see? They must have gone in a bin all day... John: Yes, I sort of woke up at 7 o'clock and thought 'oh, it must be late', and I looked at my watch and thought 'oh no, I've got it wrong,' you know... so I popped off to sleep again, sorry folks Bob: Actually there would have been 200 people there I think at 7 or 8 o'clock this morning, and I wanted to know if this sort of thing's been happening elsewhere in the world... I've seen it in Amsterdam, but what about, you know New York... is this bigger than New York? John: Yeah... oh, it's bigger than New York, but they were outside the hotel... some, a lot of them got in in New York, you know, finding them in strange bathrooms and things like that Paul: The New York hotel was a bit higher though, you know, it was a great big skyscraper, this is... Bob: This is the lowest building we've been in - two storeys! Paul: Yes! They're just here Bob: It's been a fine day in Australia, and you haven't been out to, been able to get out... there were talks that you were going to BBQs, to see an Australian Rules football match etc, but you're still in the hotel John: Well, we never watch football matches anyway, but we like to go out, but it's a bit difficult, isn't it? Bob: Yes, I believe tonight you're going to watch yourselves on television, and then you're going to listen to... your show will be broadcast tonight, you're aware of that? John: Yes, oh we know that, we saw you last night recording it Bob: Err, what did you think of the reaction in the crowd here in Adelaide? John: Great, you know... that's all you can say, people give a... marvellous, it was, you know. It was wild, man! Wild, baby! Paul: Wiiild babe! Woo! Bob: Keep going... Paul: It's Mad Mal - he's back again Bob: Playing mad monkey business Paul: Yeah... John: Cut that out, Mal! Paul: Yeah, cut that out, Mal - we've had enough of that John: Listen, can we get this telegram in? Bob: Ah, yes John: There's a telegram here that says 'Did you see 'Welcome Beatles' nearing landing? Reply: Julie Hodgkinson, Therbarton... Thebarton... Thebarton Girls Technical High School'. Well, we did see it, so we want to thank you all, we saw it out of the plane just as we were coming in, in the schoolyard, and we saw you all jumping up and down, and we were waving, but you couldn't see us. So thanks very much, folks. Paul: Do you know what it was, Bob? These girls in the school got a big piece, I don't know, of material or something, and it had 'Welcome' and 'Beatles' written on two big pieces. They'd laid it out in the schoolyard, because they couldn't get to see us. You know, just in case anyone's wondering what it was, so thank you girls, thank you. Bob: I see in this morning's paper that some 200 schoolgirls staged a sit-down strike at lunchtime yesterday, because they were not allowed to listen to the Beatles broadcast of their arrival on their transistor radios - did you hear about that? Paul: No... John: It's a bit mean Paul: That's tight, in'it? John: I read also that we were only 220 yards away, and they weren't allowed out, but... some people are like that. Never mind. Bob: That's a kind word from John. Now, I want to go over and talk to Jimmie, because Jimmie I've heard... Jimmie: (screams) (laughter) Paul: There's nothing wrong with our Jim

Bob Rogers interviews John Lennon and Paul McCartney in Adelaide, 12th June 1964

[chxnelsims]

Backyard BBQ 🍗

Wyatt and Elouise hosted a get together so the grandparents could meet Adelaide! She slept through the entire event but they were still so excited to meet her.

[spirit-of-helimire]

Discussions of Queerness w/ Luca and Nico

Short little thing, a scene that wouldn't be in Blackwater Depths but generally alluded to. Nico asks questions in his normal fashion, Luca keeps up to the best of his ability.

“Luca, how did you know you were trans? Or queer? Or whatever?” Nico sits down heavily next to where Luca is slowly sipping from a beer at the edge of yet another one of Ellis’ summer bbq’s. He jumps at the sudden influx of words from the younger man as he sits down on his knees next to Luca. If he didn’t already know how old Nico was, he would have expected he was a teenager, he had one of those youthful faces. 

“What?” Luca asks, deep confusion evident in his voice. He would have expected Nico to ask someone like Ellis this question. “I thought you would ask Ellis a question like this.” He states. Nico shrugs. 

“Ellis knows a lot, and he’s helped a lot over the years too! But he can only do so much, he’s not trans.” 

“Mmm… fair enough. A… are you?” Luca has never been good at conversations like this, he doesn’t come out to people unless he has to because no one needs to know. He’s queer but he just wants it to be left at that, there’s better people to talk to for community than him, especially with his missing decade. 

“Yeah! I mean. I guess? I’ve gone by Nico for years but that’s just because I wasn’t super comfortable with my birth name, not that I hate it or anything, it’s just not what I wanna be publicly called most of the time. I…” His eyebrows knit together and he bites his bottom lip. 

“I just, while I’ve known Ellis since I was little because he helped out my mom when I was young, and there’s a few other queer people my age in town and have been. I just… never really started thinking about it all until recently. Well. The gender thing, I don’t know. I’m pretty ambivalent about it all, I never grew up with harsh restrictions or even thinking about it until the last handful of years.” Luca follows to the best of his ability, Nico talks fast and talks with his hands, he processes it all, but takes a moment to do so. He reaches up and scratches his cheek and sighs softly. 

“I haven’t always known. I really didn’t care ‘til I was a teenager, things started feeling just slightly wrong. I did some research and realized that I think I would have been a lot more comfortable as a guy. Sort of a guy. Man adjacent bisexual, queer as hell.

“That’s just what I’ve been calling myself, queer.” 

“S’a good word. Simple, easier than describin’ whatever might be goin’ on. What do you wanna go by?” Luca settles back in the shitty little lawn chair he dragged down, looking over at Nico, who turns his eyes to the sky in concentration. 

“I think I just wanna add on a ‘they’ to what I already have going on. For now. That’s nice. Like you!” Luca feels himself flush a but when Nico looks at him again, the kids smile his bright and wide. Kid. The man is almost in his late 20’s. Still, they’ve got a youthfulness to him that Luca loves and is also drained by at times. He raises his beer in a little cheer. 

“Fuck yeah, t��� queerness.” He doesn’t shout it, but he does knock his can against the bottle of whatever Nico has in their hand. They laugh, eyes bright. 

“Yes! Fuck yeah!” Nico knocks his bottle against Luca’s beer and the two take a swig of their respective drinks. 

“You gon’ tell Adelaide?” 

“Why would I tell her?” 

“Now don’t be dense, your crush on the pretty school teacher is about as obvious as mine on a certain bait shop owner.” Luca gives Nico a little grin, chuckling when the other flushes a bit. Luca didn’t talk about his thing for Ellis out loud much, not even to himself, but he’s not gonna be dense when he knows Adelaide and Nico rib him all the damn time on said infatuation. 

“I’ve brought it up before with her, on occasion, she’s patient and she knows a lot about that stuff.” 

“We’ve got us a nice lil group of queer people here it seems.” Luca chuckles, Nico mostly thinks it’s just the four of them; Luca, Adelaide, Ellis, and him. He won't  bring up the last individual at this moment, it’s not his to talk about. But with the way Finch and Nico work together and how Nico annoyed his way into a friendship with the guy, he might find out eventually. 

“We do! And there’s others, it’s so cool that there’s so many in the area.’ 

“We flock together, don’t we?” 

“Who flocks where?” Ellis’ deep voices sounds, Nico and Luca looking up as the bear of a man walks over towards the two of them. 

“Queer folk flock to one another.” Luca says with a smile up at the man. He laughs and nods his head. 

“Aye, that we do! And I couldn’t be happier for it.” 

[brookston]

Holidays 11.2

Holidays

All Souls’ Day

Atala Asteroid Day

Balfour Declaration Day (Israel)

Be the Impact Day

Broadcast Traffic Professionals Day (a.k.a. Traffic Directors Day) [unless a weekend, then 1st Monday]

Commemoration of the Arrival of Indentured Labourers (Mauritius)

Cookie Monster Day

Cultural Workers’ Day (Kyrgyzstan)

Date a Big Boy Day

Day of the Dead, Day 3 (Mexico)

Dead Relative’s Day (Sicily)

Dvēseļu Diena (Ancient Latvia)

Dynamic Harmlessness Day

Dziady (Belarus)

Egeria Asteroid Day

Equal Pay Day (Portugal)

The Gauntlet (Elder Scrolls)

Health Day (Turkmenistan)

Indian Arrival Day (Mauritius)

International Day to End Impunity for Crimes Against Journalists (UN)

International Doge Day

International Singlespeed Day

Karatsu Kunchi begins (Japan)

Look For Circles Day

Melbourne Cup Day (Victoria, Australia)

Memorial Day (Brazil; Nicaragua)

Martyrs’ Day (Burkina Faso)

National Assata Shakur Liberation Day

National Being Psychic Day

National BGV Day

National Celibacy Day

National Healthy Eating Day

National Holiday Calendar Day

National Medical Science Liaison Awareness & Appreciation Day

National Ohio Day

National Prode Day (Mongolia)

National Traffic Directors Day

Piggy Bank Day

Plan Your Epitaph Day

Practice Being Psychic Day

Project Management Day

Refuse to Capitalize the First Letters of Your Name Day

Remembrance Day (Belarus)

Soulcaker's Play (Cheshire, UK)

Supporting Male Victims of Domestic Abuse Day (UK)

Vitamin D Day

Water Chestnut Day (French Republic) World Fertility Day

World Mankoushe Day

World Men’s Day (Post-Soviet Nations)

World Right to Die Day

Food & Drink Celebrations

All Stouts’ Day

National Deviled Egg Day

Independence & Related Days

Grand Duchy of Westarctica (Declared; 2001) [unrecognized]

North Dakota Statehood Day (#39; 1889)

Praugsia (Declared; 2008) [unrecognized]

South Dakota Statehood Day (#40; 1889)

1st Saturday in November

All Saints' Day (Finland, Sweden) [Saturday after 10.30]

Book Lovers Day [1st Saturday; also 8.9]

Children’s Day (South Africa) [1st Saturday]

Digital Scrapbooking Day [1st Saturday]

Drum, Dance & Pray for Peace Day [1st Saturday]

Extra Life National Game Day [1st Saturday]

International Games Day (Libraries) [1st Saturday]

International Uilleann Piping Day [1st Saturday]

Learn to Homebrew Day [1st Saturday]

National Bison Day [1st Saturday]

National Book Lover’s Day [1st Saturday]

National Play Outside Day [1st Saturday of Every Month]

National Pumpkin Destruction Day [1st Saturday]

National Service Day [1st Saturday]

National Wine Tasting Day [1st Saturday]

Pepsi Dig In Day [1st Saturday]

Sadie Hawkins Day [1st Saturday]

Sandwich Saturday [Every Saturday]

Satyr's Day (Silenus, Greek God of Beer Buddies and Drinking Companions) [1st Saturday of Each Month]

Sausage and Kraut Day [1st Saturday]

Six For Saturday [Every Saturday]

Sleep Over Saturday [1st Saturday of Each Month]

Social Saturday [1st Saturday of Each Month]

Sourdough Saturday [1st Saturday of Each Month]

Spaghetti Saturday [Every Saturday]

Standard Time begins/Daylight Savings Time ends (US, except AZ, HI, Navajo Nation, Puerto Rico, others) [1st Saturday/Sunday 2 AM]

World Chili Day [1st Saturday]

World Numbat Day [1st Saturday]

Weekly Holidays beginning November 2 (1st Week of November)

San Diego Bay Wine + Food Festival (San Diego, California) [thru 11.10]

Festivals Beginning November 2, 2024

Adelaide Christmas Pageant (Adelaide, Australia)

BBQ & Bourbon on the Bayou Festival (Thibodaux, Louisiana)

Bridgwater Guy Fawkes Carnival (Bridgwater, United Kingdom)

Burn in the Burg Chili Cook Off (Leesburg, Florida)

Calvary Lions Mule Day (Calvary, Georgia)

Deer Festival and Deer Dash (Monticello, Georgia)

FEAST! Local Foods Marketplace (Rochester, Minnesota)

Giant Omelette Celebration (Abbeville, Louisiana) [thru 11.3]

Gumbo Cook Off (Crowley, Louisiana)

Hometown Homegrown (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)

International French Bread Festival (Jeanerette, Louisiana)

Istanbul Book Fair (Istanbul, Turkey) [thru 11.10]

John's Island Harvest Fest (John's Island, South Carolina)

Louisiana Renaissance Festival (Hammond, Louisiana) [thru 12.8]

Madera Pomegranate, Fruit, and Nut Festival (Madera, California)

North Carolina Pecan Harvest Festival (Whiteville, North Carolina)

Pistachio Festival (Newberry Springs, California)

Quince Festival (Sherman, Connecticut)

Right Whale Festival (Main Beach, Fernandina Beach, Florida) [thru 11.3]

Savor St. Pete Festival (St. Petersburg, Florida) [thru 11.3]

Shrimp Cook-Off & Seafood Festival (Port Isabel, Texas)

Sip in Autumn Wine Festival (Bayville, New Jersey) [thru 11.3]

SML Fall Chili and Craft Festival (Smith Mountain Lake, Virginia)

South Carolina Pecan Festival (Florence, South Carolina)

Statesville Pumpkin Fest (Statesville, North Carolina)

Stone Crab Jam (Crystal River, Florida)

Summerton Duckfest (Clarendon County, South Carolina)

Tampa Bay Veg Fest (Tampa Bay, Florida)

Treasure Coast Brew Fest (Stuart, Florida)

Vardaman Sweet Potato Festival (Vardaman, Mississippi) [thru 11.9]

Whisky Dram (Kyiv, Ukraine)

Whiskey Wine & Fire (Charlotte, North Carolina)

Wine & Food Affair (Sonoma County, California) [thru 11.3]

Feast Days

All Saints’ Day (a.k.a. ... 

Allhelgonadagen (Sweden)

All Souls’ Day (a.k.a. ... 

Commemoration of the Dead (San Marino)

Dia de Finados (Brazil, Macau, Portugal)

Dia de los Difuntos (Spain)

Dia de los Fieles Difuntos (Bolivia)

Dia de los Muertos (El Salvador, Uruguay)

Finados (Brazil)

Agapius and companions (Christian; Saint)

All Souls’ Day (Christian)

Baron Samedi and Maman Brigitte Day (Starza Pagan Book of Days)

Cookie Monster (Muppetism)

Coronation of Haile Selassie (Rastafarian)

Daniel Payne (Lutheran)

Dia de los Muertos (Pastafarian)

Domninus of Vienne (Christian; Saint)

Émile Bayard (Artology)

Erc of Slane (Ireland; Christian; Saint)

Erection Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)

Eustachius (Christian; Saint)

Feast of Baron Samedi (a.k.a. Ghede; Voodoo)

The Feast of the Commemoration of All the Faithful Departed (9th Century Christian)

Giusto (Christian; Saint)

Isis/Osiris Mysteries VI (Pagan)

Jean-Baptiste Chardin (Artology)

Joseph de Maistre (Positivist; Saint)

Josse Goffin (Artology)

Justus of Trieste (Christian; Saint)

Lois McMaster Bujold (Writerism)

Marcian (Christian; Saint)

Památka Zesnulých (a.k.a. All Souls Day; Czech Republic)

Potting Shed Investitures (Garden Fairies; Shamanism)

Richard Serra (Artology)

Rigatoni Day (Pastafarian)

Soul-Caking (Celtic Book of Days)

Steve Ditko (Artology)

Viagra Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)

Victorinus of Pettau (Christian; Saint)

Vulgan (Christian; Saint)

Lucky & Unlucky Days

Lucky Day (Philippines) [61 of 71]

Taian (大安 Japan) [Lucky all day.]

Unlucky Day for Weddings (Old England)

Premieres

Amadeus, by Peter Shaffer (UK Play; 1979)

Amelie (Film; 2001)

Arrested Development (TV Series; 2003)

BBC Television Broadcasts (UK TV Studio; 1936)

Bee Movie (Animated Film; 2007)

Bohemian Rhapsody (Film; 2018)

The Book of Guys, by Garrison Keillor (Short Stories; 1993)

Butterfield 8 (Film; 1960)

Chilly’s Cold War (Chilly Willy Cartoon; 1970)

Clone High (Animated TV Series; 2002)

Cloud Nine, by George Harrison (Album; 1987)

Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic, by the Police (Song; 1981)

First, by Midori (Album; 2005)

For the Birds (Pixar Cartoon; 2001)

Gold Diggers of ’49 (WB LT Cartoon; 1935)

Harper’s Bazaar (Magazine; 1867)

Hot Sands (Terrytoons Cartoon; 1934)

The Inferior Decorators or The Walleyed Moose (Rocky & Bullwinkle Cartoon, S6, Ep. 316; 1964)

Jumping Beans (Terrytoons Cartoon; 1930)

Kiddie League (Woody Woodpecker Cartoon; 1959)

The Killing Fields (Film; 1984)

Kon-Tiki, by Thor Heyerdahl (Travelogue; 1948)

Lars and the Real Girl (Film; 2007)

A Liar’s Autobiography: The Untrue Story of Monty Python’s Graham Chapman (Animated Film; 2012)

Liz and the Blue Bird (Anime Film; 2018)

London Daily Mirror (UK Newspaper; 1903)

Malgudi Days, by R.K. Narayan (Short Stories; 1943)

Mater Private Eye (Pixar Cartoon; 2011)

Mingus Ah Um, by Charles Mingus (Album; 1959)

Monsters, Inc. (Animated Pixar Film; 2001)

Moon Mater (Pixar Cartoon; 2011)

Now and The, by The Beatles (Song; 2023)

Outlandos d’Amour, by the Police (Album; 1978)

Out of Scale (Disney Cartoon; 1951)

The Painted Veil, by W. Somerset Maugham (Novel; 1925)

The Palm Beach Story (Film; 1942)

Paperman (Disney Cartoon; 2012)

Paris, Texas (Film; 1984)

Piano Man, by Billy Joel (Song; 1973)

Puppet Show (Oswald the Lucky Rabbit Cartoon; 1936)

Quadrophenia (Film; 1979)

Rabbit, Run, by John Updike (Novel; 1960) [Rabbit #1]

Radio Broadcast (1s Radio Broadcast, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; 1920)

The Red Shows, by Kate Bush (Album; 1993)

Ringo, by Ringo Starr (Album; 1973)

The Shape of Jazz to Come, by Ornate Coleman (Album; 1959)

Showbiz Bugs (WB LT Cartoon; 1957)

Thriller, by Michael Jackson (Song; 1983)

Towers of Midnight, by Robert Jordan (Novel; 2010) [Wheel of Time #13]

Twenty Questions (Radio Quiz Series; 1949)

The Unsatisfied Customer or Why Not Try Brand X (Rocky & Bullwinkle Cartoon, S6, Ep. 315; 1964)

Variations on a Theme by Haydn, by Johannes Brahms (Theme & Variations; 1873)

Willy and the Poor Boys, by Creedence Clearwater Revival (Album; 1969)

Wreck-It Ralph (Animated Film; 2012)

You’re So Vain, by Carly Simon (Song; 1972)

Today’s Name Days

Allerseelen, Angela, Margarethe, Tobias (Austria)

Dušica, Duško, Viktorin (Croatia)

Památka Zesnulých (a.k.a. All Souls Day; Czech Republic)

Hinge, Hingi (Estonia)

Topi, Topias (Finland)

Défunts, Victorin (France)

Allerseelen, Angela (Germany)

Akindinos, Afthonios, Anempodistos, Elpidiforos, Pigasos (Greece)

Achilles (Hungary)

Tobia (Italy)

Anlize, Dzīle, Ritums, Vivita (Latvia)

Gedartas, Gedvilė, Valentinas, Valys (Lithuania)

Tove, Tuva (Norway)

Ambroży, Bohdana, Bożydar, Eudoksjusz, Małgorzata, Stojmir, Tobiasz, Wiktoryn (Poland)

Achindin, Aftonie, Agapie, Elpidifor, Gavriil, Pigasie (Romania)

Tobias (Sweden)

Boone, Mort, Morton, Tobias, Toby, Warren (USA)

Today is Also…

Day of Year: Day 307 of 2024; 59 days remaining in the year

ISO: Day 6 of Week 44 of 2024

Celtic Tree Calendar: Hagal (Hailstone) [Day 7 of 28]

Chinese: Month 10 (Yi-Hai), Day 2 (Geng-Wu)

Chinese Year of the: Dragon 4722 (until January 29, 2025) [Wu-Chen]

Hebrew: 1 Heshvan 5785

Islamic: 29 Rabi II 1446

J Cal: 7 Wood; Seventhday [7 of 30]

Julian: 20 October 2024

Moon: 1.5%: Waxing Crescent

Positivist: 27 Descartes (11th Month) [Sophie Germain / Hegel]

Runic Half Month: Wyn (Joy) [Day 11 of 15]

Season: Autumn or Fall (Day 41 of 90)

Week: 1st Week of November

Zodiac: Scorpio (Day 10 of 30)

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Holidays 11.2

Holidays

All Souls’ Day

Atala Asteroid Day

Balfour Declaration Day (Israel)

Be the Impact Day

Broadcast Traffic Professionals Day (a.k.a. Traffic Directors Day) [unless a weekend, then 1st Monday]

Commemoration of the Arrival of Indentured Labourers (Mauritius)

Cookie Monster Day

Cultural Workers’ Day (Kyrgyzstan)

Date a Big Boy Day

Day of the Dead, Day 3 (Mexico)

Dead Relative’s Day (Sicily)

Dvēseļu Diena (Ancient Latvia)

Dynamic Harmlessness Day

Dziady (Belarus)

Egeria Asteroid Day

Equal Pay Day (Portugal)

The Gauntlet (Elder Scrolls)

Health Day (Turkmenistan)

Indian Arrival Day (Mauritius)

International Day to End Impunity for Crimes Against Journalists (UN)

International Doge Day

International Singlespeed Day

Karatsu Kunchi begins (Japan)

Look For Circles Day

Melbourne Cup Day (Victoria, Australia)

Memorial Day (Brazil; Nicaragua)

Martyrs’ Day (Burkina Faso)

National Assata Shakur Liberation Day

National Being Psychic Day

National BGV Day

National Celibacy Day

National Healthy Eating Day

National Holiday Calendar Day

National Medical Science Liaison Awareness & Appreciation Day

National Ohio Day

National Prode Day (Mongolia)

National Traffic Directors Day

Piggy Bank Day

Plan Your Epitaph Day

Practice Being Psychic Day

Project Management Day

Refuse to Capitalize the First Letters of Your Name Day

Remembrance Day (Belarus)

Soulcaker's Play (Cheshire, UK)

Supporting Male Victims of Domestic Abuse Day (UK)

Vitamin D Day

Water Chestnut Day (French Republic) World Fertility Day

World Mankoushe Day

World Men’s Day (Post-Soviet Nations)

World Right to Die Day

Food & Drink Celebrations

All Stouts’ Day

National Deviled Egg Day

Independence & Related Days

Grand Duchy of Westarctica (Declared; 2001) [unrecognized]

North Dakota Statehood Day (#39; 1889)

Praugsia (Declared; 2008) [unrecognized]

South Dakota Statehood Day (#40; 1889)

1st Saturday in November

All Saints' Day (Finland, Sweden) [Saturday after 10.30]

Book Lovers Day [1st Saturday; also 8.9]

Children’s Day (South Africa) [1st Saturday]

Digital Scrapbooking Day [1st Saturday]

Drum, Dance & Pray for Peace Day [1st Saturday]

Extra Life National Game Day [1st Saturday]

International Games Day (Libraries) [1st Saturday]

International Uilleann Piping Day [1st Saturday]

Learn to Homebrew Day [1st Saturday]

National Bison Day [1st Saturday]

National Book Lover’s Day [1st Saturday]

National Play Outside Day [1st Saturday of Every Month]

National Pumpkin Destruction Day [1st Saturday]

National Service Day [1st Saturday]

National Wine Tasting Day [1st Saturday]

Pepsi Dig In Day [1st Saturday]

Sadie Hawkins Day [1st Saturday]

Sandwich Saturday [Every Saturday]

Satyr's Day (Silenus, Greek God of Beer Buddies and Drinking Companions) [1st Saturday of Each Month]

Sausage and Kraut Day [1st Saturday]

Six For Saturday [Every Saturday]

Sleep Over Saturday [1st Saturday of Each Month]

Social Saturday [1st Saturday of Each Month]

Sourdough Saturday [1st Saturday of Each Month]

Spaghetti Saturday [Every Saturday]

Standard Time begins/Daylight Savings Time ends (US, except AZ, HI, Navajo Nation, Puerto Rico, others) [1st Saturday/Sunday 2 AM]

World Chili Day [1st Saturday]

World Numbat Day [1st Saturday]

Weekly Holidays beginning November 2 (1st Week of November)

San Diego Bay Wine + Food Festival (San Diego, California) [thru 11.10]

Festivals Beginning November 2, 2024

Adelaide Christmas Pageant (Adelaide, Australia)

BBQ & Bourbon on the Bayou Festival (Thibodaux, Louisiana)

Bridgwater Guy Fawkes Carnival (Bridgwater, United Kingdom)

Burn in the Burg Chili Cook Off (Leesburg, Florida)

Calvary Lions Mule Day (Calvary, Georgia)

Deer Festival and Deer Dash (Monticello, Georgia)

FEAST! Local Foods Marketplace (Rochester, Minnesota)

Giant Omelette Celebration (Abbeville, Louisiana) [thru 11.3]

Gumbo Cook Off (Crowley, Louisiana)

Hometown Homegrown (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)

International French Bread Festival (Jeanerette, Louisiana)

Istanbul Book Fair (Istanbul, Turkey) [thru 11.10]

John's Island Harvest Fest (John's Island, South Carolina)

Louisiana Renaissance Festival (Hammond, Louisiana) [thru 12.8]

Madera Pomegranate, Fruit, and Nut Festival (Madera, California)

North Carolina Pecan Harvest Festival (Whiteville, North Carolina)

Pistachio Festival (Newberry Springs, California)

Quince Festival (Sherman, Connecticut)

Right Whale Festival (Main Beach, Fernandina Beach, Florida) [thru 11.3]

Savor St. Pete Festival (St. Petersburg, Florida) [thru 11.3]

Shrimp Cook-Off & Seafood Festival (Port Isabel, Texas)

Sip in Autumn Wine Festival (Bayville, New Jersey) [thru 11.3]

SML Fall Chili and Craft Festival (Smith Mountain Lake, Virginia)

South Carolina Pecan Festival (Florence, South Carolina)

Statesville Pumpkin Fest (Statesville, North Carolina)

Stone Crab Jam (Crystal River, Florida)

Summerton Duckfest (Clarendon County, South Carolina)

Tampa Bay Veg Fest (Tampa Bay, Florida)

Treasure Coast Brew Fest (Stuart, Florida)

Vardaman Sweet Potato Festival (Vardaman, Mississippi) [thru 11.9]

Whisky Dram (Kyiv, Ukraine)

Whiskey Wine & Fire (Charlotte, North Carolina)

Wine & Food Affair (Sonoma County, California) [thru 11.3]

Feast Days

All Saints’ Day (a.k.a. ... 

Allhelgonadagen (Sweden)

All Souls’ Day (a.k.a. ... 

Commemoration of the Dead (San Marino)

Dia de Finados (Brazil, Macau, Portugal)

Dia de los Difuntos (Spain)

Dia de los Fieles Difuntos (Bolivia)

Dia de los Muertos (El Salvador, Uruguay)

Finados (Brazil)

Agapius and companions (Christian; Saint)

All Souls’ Day (Christian)

Baron Samedi and Maman Brigitte Day (Starza Pagan Book of Days)

Cookie Monster (Muppetism)

Coronation of Haile Selassie (Rastafarian)

Daniel Payne (Lutheran)

Dia de los Muertos (Pastafarian)

Domninus of Vienne (Christian; Saint)

Émile Bayard (Artology)

Erc of Slane (Ireland; Christian; Saint)

Erection Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)

Eustachius (Christian; Saint)

Feast of Baron Samedi (a.k.a. Ghede; Voodoo)

The Feast of the Commemoration of All the Faithful Departed (9th Century Christian)

Giusto (Christian; Saint)

Isis/Osiris Mysteries VI (Pagan)

Jean-Baptiste Chardin (Artology)

Joseph de Maistre (Positivist; Saint)

Josse Goffin (Artology)

Justus of Trieste (Christian; Saint)

Lois McMaster Bujold (Writerism)

Marcian (Christian; Saint)

Památka Zesnulých (a.k.a. All Souls Day; Czech Republic)

Potting Shed Investitures (Garden Fairies; Shamanism)

Richard Serra (Artology)

Rigatoni Day (Pastafarian)

Soul-Caking (Celtic Book of Days)

Steve Ditko (Artology)

Viagra Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)

Victorinus of Pettau (Christian; Saint)

Vulgan (Christian; Saint)

Lucky & Unlucky Days

Lucky Day (Philippines) [61 of 71]

Taian (大安 Japan) [Lucky all day.]

Unlucky Day for Weddings (Old England)

Premieres

Amadeus, by Peter Shaffer (UK Play; 1979)

Amelie (Film; 2001)

Arrested Development (TV Series; 2003)

BBC Television Broadcasts (UK TV Studio; 1936)

Bee Movie (Animated Film; 2007)

Bohemian Rhapsody (Film; 2018)

The Book of Guys, by Garrison Keillor (Short Stories; 1993)

Butterfield 8 (Film; 1960)

Chilly’s Cold War (Chilly Willy Cartoon; 1970)

Clone High (Animated TV Series; 2002)

Cloud Nine, by George Harrison (Album; 1987)

Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic, by the Police (Song; 1981)

First, by Midori (Album; 2005)

For the Birds (Pixar Cartoon; 2001)

Gold Diggers of ’49 (WB LT Cartoon; 1935)

Harper’s Bazaar (Magazine; 1867)

Hot Sands (Terrytoons Cartoon; 1934)

The Inferior Decorators or The Walleyed Moose (Rocky & Bullwinkle Cartoon, S6, Ep. 316; 1964)

Jumping Beans (Terrytoons Cartoon; 1930)

Kiddie League (Woody Woodpecker Cartoon; 1959)

The Killing Fields (Film; 1984)

Kon-Tiki, by Thor Heyerdahl (Travelogue; 1948)

Lars and the Real Girl (Film; 2007)

A Liar’s Autobiography: The Untrue Story of Monty Python’s Graham Chapman (Animated Film; 2012)

Liz and the Blue Bird (Anime Film; 2018)

London Daily Mirror (UK Newspaper; 1903)

Malgudi Days, by R.K. Narayan (Short Stories; 1943)

Mater Private Eye (Pixar Cartoon; 2011)

Mingus Ah Um, by Charles Mingus (Album; 1959)

Monsters, Inc. (Animated Pixar Film; 2001)

Moon Mater (Pixar Cartoon; 2011)

Now and The, by The Beatles (Song; 2023)

Outlandos d’Amour, by the Police (Album; 1978)

Out of Scale (Disney Cartoon; 1951)

The Painted Veil, by W. Somerset Maugham (Novel; 1925)

The Palm Beach Story (Film; 1942)

Paperman (Disney Cartoon; 2012)

Paris, Texas (Film; 1984)

Piano Man, by Billy Joel (Song; 1973)

Puppet Show (Oswald the Lucky Rabbit Cartoon; 1936)

Quadrophenia (Film; 1979)

Rabbit, Run, by John Updike (Novel; 1960) [Rabbit #1]

Radio Broadcast (1s Radio Broadcast, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; 1920)

The Red Shows, by Kate Bush (Album; 1993)

Ringo, by Ringo Starr (Album; 1973)

The Shape of Jazz to Come, by Ornate Coleman (Album; 1959)

Showbiz Bugs (WB LT Cartoon; 1957)

Thriller, by Michael Jackson (Song; 1983)

Towers of Midnight, by Robert Jordan (Novel; 2010) [Wheel of Time #13]

Twenty Questions (Radio Quiz Series; 1949)

The Unsatisfied Customer or Why Not Try Brand X (Rocky & Bullwinkle Cartoon, S6, Ep. 315; 1964)

Variations on a Theme by Haydn, by Johannes Brahms (Theme & Variations; 1873)

Willy and the Poor Boys, by Creedence Clearwater Revival (Album; 1969)

Wreck-It Ralph (Animated Film; 2012)

You’re So Vain, by Carly Simon (Song; 1972)

Today’s Name Days

Allerseelen, Angela, Margarethe, Tobias (Austria)

Dušica, Duško, Viktorin (Croatia)

Památka Zesnulých (a.k.a. All Souls Day; Czech Republic)

Hinge, Hingi (Estonia)

Topi, Topias (Finland)

Défunts, Victorin (France)

Allerseelen, Angela (Germany)

Akindinos, Afthonios, Anempodistos, Elpidiforos, Pigasos (Greece)

Achilles (Hungary)

Tobia (Italy)

Anlize, Dzīle, Ritums, Vivita (Latvia)

Gedartas, Gedvilė, Valentinas, Valys (Lithuania)

Tove, Tuva (Norway)

Ambroży, Bohdana, Bożydar, Eudoksjusz, Małgorzata, Stojmir, Tobiasz, Wiktoryn (Poland)

Achindin, Aftonie, Agapie, Elpidifor, Gavriil, Pigasie (Romania)

Tobias (Sweden)

Boone, Mort, Morton, Tobias, Toby, Warren (USA)

Today is Also…

Day of Year: Day 307 of 2024; 59 days remaining in the year

ISO: Day 6 of Week 44 of 2024

Celtic Tree Calendar: Hagal (Hailstone) [Day 7 of 28]

Chinese: Month 10 (Yi-Hai), Day 2 (Geng-Wu)

Chinese Year of the: Dragon 4722 (until January 29, 2025) [Wu-Chen]

Hebrew: 1 Heshvan 5785

Islamic: 29 Rabi II 1446

J Cal: 7 Wood; Seventhday [7 of 30]

Julian: 20 October 2024

Moon: 1.5%: Waxing Crescent

Positivist: 27 Descartes (11th Month) [Sophie Germain / Hegel]

Runic Half Month: Wyn (Joy) [Day 11 of 15]

Season: Autumn or Fall (Day 41 of 90)

Week: 1st Week of November

Zodiac: Scorpio (Day 10 of 30)

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Korean Restaurant in Adelaide: Experience the real flavours of Korea

Explore the viral Korean Restaurant in Adelaide which offers Korean BBQ , quick eats and traditional dishes prepared with the nature fresh ingredients. Enjoy the unforgettable dining experience filled with rich flavours and vibrant Korean culture.

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Planning a 2024 Classic Mercedes Road trip - The Long way Euround

Each of the last two years, I have done an extended road trip in Classic Mercedes.   I have found them so enjoyable that it has become an annual event.   There is such a sense of adventure exploring our beautiful country in a classic car.   There is even more of a sense of adventure avoiding motorways and driving exclusively on back roads, through great scenery and interesting towns. In 2022, I went with a group of friends to Adelaide via Victoria and The Great Ocean Road, before returning via Broken Hill.   Last year, we attended the MBCV concours event taking the mountain roads there, and the inland route back. This year, the same group that went to Victoria are going back, but this time the Long way Euround.

Like last year, we have built the trip around a car show.   In this case, the Australian National Show and Shine in Euroa.   This is a big car show set in Seven Creeks park.   We had a bit of a scare earlier in the year when the show was slated to be cancelled, but the organizers were able to get more volunteers in time. As with last year, these will all be classic Mercedes, including two 108s - a 280S and a 280SE 3.5, three 107s - two 450SLCs and a 500SL, a 126 380SEC, 123 280CE and three 124s - a 300CE, 300TE and E280T.

Day 0 To avoid getting stuck in Sydney traffic on the first day, our trip starts in Bathurst.   The plan is for everyone to make their way to Bathurst in their own time, refuel their car and allow us to make an early start the next day.   I'll be working a full day, so this will be like another night drive for me.    The distance will be different for everyone in the group, but for me it will be 216km. Day 1 On our first official day of the trip, we're taking the inland route to the Murray river, before following the river west.   We'll initially go through mid sized towns such as Cowra, Young and Gundagai, while avoiding the M31.   There is a very short section of about 10km which is shared with the route from last year, but otherwise it's all different. Once we hit the river, we'll alternate between the NSW and Victorian side, going through some of the smaller towns before finishing up in Cobram.   We'll cover 657km on the first day and it should be a fairly relaxed day as we don't have any specific deadlines. Day 2 The second day will be a busier day.   We'll continue our Murray River tour, getting as far along as Robinvale.   This will take us through famous Murray towns like Euchca and Swan Hill. In the afternoon, we'll do a portion of the western Victorian silo art trail.   This is a series of grain silos with murals from artists painted on them.   The official silo art tour is quite extensive, however, due to time constraints we've planned to visit 7 of them.   Depending on how long it takes, we can cut out the last couple.    On Day 2, we'll cover 746km, finishing up in Horsham. Day 3 Day three will be an easier day.   We'll start by doing a scenic drive through the Grampians National Park.   In the afternoon, we'll visit a Benz wrecker, and optionally a metal working shop.   We'll finish our day in Bendigo, where we will be able to wash our cars for the show on day 4.   On day 3, we cover 414km. Day 4 Day four is the Australian National Show and Shine in Euroa.  We've got a section for our ten cars near where MBCV have their allocation.    We'll stay at the show for the morning, before taking some scenic roads to the eastern side of Melbourne.   These roads are quite windy and should be far more interesting to drive on than the motorway.   We cover 510km on day 4. In the evening, MBCV have kindly offered to host us for a BBQ at their club rooms.   Having visited their club rooms last year, our group from NSW has serious club room envy!

Day 5 Day five we leave Melbourne and tour through Gippsland hugging the coast.   Last year due to time constraints we took the more direct route through Traralgon. In the afternoon, we'll stop at the Gippsland Vehicle Collection in Maffra.   After that we continue along the coast through Orbost, before turning north to Bombala where we stop for the night.   Day 5 is a fairly relaxed day where we cover 604km. Day 6 Our final day we head north from Bombala towards Cooma.   We couldn't take the more alpine roads, as chains are required until after the long weekend, and we are driving on the actual long weekend. From Cooma, we continue north towards Canberra.   This is the only repeat leg from last year, but in the opposite direction.   However, from Canberra, instead of taking the road through Oberon, we take the parallel road through Tuena.   This takes us up near Bathurst and Lake Lyall.

As with last year, we go our separate ways at Lithgow.   The shared drive is 515km, and overall I will do 658km on day 6. Read the full article

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Top 7 Gourmet Burgers Restaurants in Adelaide

Adelaide's vibrant food scene offers a variety of culinary delights. But if you're passionate about gourmet burgers, you're in for a treat. The city boasts numerous burger restaurants that elevate the humble burger to extraordinary levels. Whether you're a fan of luxurious ingredients or innovative flavor combinations, Adelaide’s gourmet burger scene has something special for you. Here’s a guide to the top 7 gourmet burgers in Adelaide that are guaranteed to blow your mind.

Barossa Valley Beef Burger at The Lab

When it comes to high-quality beef, The Lab in Adelaide stands out with its Barossa Valley Beef Burger. This burger features beef sourced from the renowned Barossa Valley, known for its premium meat quality. The patty is seasoned perfectly and cooked to your desired doneness, ensuring juicy, flavorful bites every time. Topped with tangy pickled onions, smoky homemade BBQ sauce, and creamy, melted cheese, this burger is a flavor bomb. The Lab’s attention to detail and commitment to using top-notch ingredients make this burger a must-try. For anyone visiting a burger restaurant in Adelaide, it's hard to beat this gourmet creation.

Truffle Burger at Burger Foundry

For a taste of luxury, the Truffle Burger at Burger Foundry is a must-try. Truffles are known for their distinct, earthy flavor, and this burger highlights their unique qualities perfectly. The patty is infused with truffle oil, elevating its richness and depth. Caramelized onions add a sweet, rich flavor, while fresh rocket provides a peppery bite. The truffle aioli brings an extra layer of sophistication to the burger. Burger Foundry’s Truffle Burger offers a refined burger experience, making it a standout choice in the Adelaide burger scene.

Lamb and Harissa Burger at Rundle Street Burger

Rundle Street Burger Co. is celebrated for its inventive and flavorful burgers. The Lamb and Harissa Burger is a prime example of their creative prowess. Featuring a tender lamb patty mixed with spicy harissa paste, this burger delivers a bold, spicy kick. The heat from the harissa is balanced by roasted peppers, adding sweetness and smokiness to the flavor profile. A layer of feta cheese tops off the burger, providing a creamy contrast to the spiciness of the lamb. This burger offers a fusion of Mediterranean flavors, perfect for those seeking something adventurous at a burger restaurant in Adelaide.

Smoky Brisket Burger

Cow & Co. is known for hearty, flavorful burgers, and their Smoky Brisket Burger is no exception. The slow-cooked brisket is tender, infused with smoky flavors that make every bite a delight. Topped with smoked cheese, crispy onions, and house-made BBQ sauce, this burger has a perfect balance of textures and flavors. The brisket’s richness pairs beautifully with the tangy, smoky finish provided by the BBQ sauce. If you’re looking for a burger with deep, robust flavors, this one is a must-try at any burger restaurant in Adelaide.

Pulled Pork Burger at The Gourmet Burger Bar

The Pulled Pork Burger at The Gourmet Burger Bar is a crowd-pleaser that showcases the art of slow-cooking. The pulled pork is tender, flavorful, and melts in your mouth with every bite. It’s paired with crunchy slaw for a refreshing texture and tanginess, along with pickles for a zesty contrast. Nestled in a soft, buttery brioche bun, this burger balances taste and texture perfectly. The Gourmet Burger Bar’s commitment to creating gourmet experiences shines through in this burger, making it a top choice for anyone craving indulgence.

Mushroom and Swiss Burger at Urban Burger

Urban Burger offers a fantastic vegetarian option with its Mushroom and Swiss Burger. The patty, made from a hearty mushroom blend, provides a savory, umami-rich base for the burger. Topped with Swiss cheese for a nutty, creamy flavor, this burger is further enhanced by sautéed mushrooms. A garlic aioli brings an aromatic, rich element that ties all the flavors together. This gourmet vegetarian burger stands out for its depth of flavor and creativity, making it a must-try at any burger restaurant in Adelaide.

Crispy Chicken Burger at Fried & True

Fried & True’s Crispy Chicken Burger takes the classic chicken burger to the next level. The chicken is coated in a seasoned, crispy batter that provides an irresistible crunch, while remaining juicy and tender on the inside. Spicy mayo adds heat, while fresh lettuce and pickles give a crisp, refreshing bite. The balance of textures and flavors in this burger makes it both satisfying and exciting. Fried & True’s expertise in creating gourmet chicken burgers shines through, making this a top pick for anyone visiting a burger restaurant in Adelaide.

Conclusion

Adelaide's burger scene is diverse and brimming with options that elevate the classic burger to gourmet status. From the luxurious Truffle Burger at Burger Foundry to the hearty Smoky Brisket Burger at Cow & Co., these creations showcase sophistication and quality that are hard to find elsewhere. Each burger restaurant in Adelaide featured here offers something unique, ensuring that every bite is a memorable experience. Whether you’re a fan of rich, meaty flavors or prefer innovative vegetarian options, these top 7 gourmet burgers in Adelaide are sure to blow your mind. Be sure to explore these gourmet delights and enjoy some of the best burgers Adelaide has to offer!

[katherinebotten]

My favourite resturant in adelaide (2nd is bbq city, 3rd is the hungry jacks inside the Royal adelaide show grounds that no longer exists, 4th is hungry jacks mitcham, 5th is cafe bounjourno mitcham, 6th is Lucia’s, 7th is enzo’s, 8th is pt Elliot bakery, 9th is kfc mitcham, 10th is the Calabrian club Italian food night in the northern outer suburbs)

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How To Choose The Best Decking For Your Climate And Lifestyle?

Picture this: a sunny afternoon in Adelaide, the BBQ sizzling, and your family gathered on your dream deck. But wait—before sending out invites for that housewarming party, let’s talk decking. 

Choosing the right decking material isn’t just about aesthetics; it’s about ensuring your deck can handle Adelaide’s unique climate and fit seamlessly into your lifestyle. So, let’s dive into how you can make the best choice for Best Decking Adelaide!

Understanding Your Climate: Why It Matters

Adelaide is known for its Mediterranean climate: hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters. Your decking material must withstand this weather without fading, warping, or becoming a hazard. But it’s not just about surviving the weather; it’s about thriving in it!

Timber Decking: A Classic Choice with a Twist

Timber decking is a popular choice for many homes in Adelaide. It’s naturally beautiful and adds warmth to any outdoor space. However, not all timber is created equal. 

Hardwoods like Merbau and Spotted Gum are great options for decking Adelaide because they’re dense and naturally resistant to termites and decay. But remember, timber requires regular maintenance—like staining and sealing—to keep it looking its best.

Composite Decking: The Low-Maintenance Marvel

If spending weekends sanding and sealing isn’t your idea of fun, composite decking might be your perfect match. Made from wood fibres and recycled plastic, composite decking is incredibly durable and resistant to the harsh Adelaide sun. 

It won’t warp, splinter, or require much more than a quick wash to stay looking fresh. Plus, it’s an eco-friendly option for those who want to minimise their environmental impact.

PVC Decking: The Ultimate in Weather Resistance

PVC decking is another great option for decking Adelaide, especially if your deck is exposed to direct sunlight or moisture. 

This material is 100% plastic, so it’s highly resistant to water, mold, and mildew. PVC decking is also incredibly lightweight and comes in various colours and styles, so you can get the look you want without worrying about the weather taking its toll.

Lifestyle Considerations: Tailoring Your Deck to Your Needs

Your deck isn’t just an extension of your home; it’s an extension of your lifestyle. How you plan to use your deck should play a significant role in your choice of material.

Entertaining: Space and Durability

If you love hosting parties, you’ll want a deck that can handle heavy foot traffic, furniture, and the occasional spill. Composite and PVC decking are ideal for entertaining because they’re durable and low-maintenance. 

You won’t have to worry about stains from food or drinks, and they’re sturdy enough to support all your guests without showing wear and tear.

Family-Friendly Decking

Safety is a top priority for families with kids. Timber can be a great choice, but it’s essential to keep it well-maintained to prevent splinters. 

Composite and PVC decking offer smoother surfaces less likely to cause injury. Plus, these materials are slip-resistant, making them safer for little ones running around with wet feet.

Eco-Conscious Living

If living sustainably is important to you, composite decking made from recycled materials is an excellent choice. 

Not only are you giving new life to what would otherwise be waste, but you’re also choosing a product built to last, reducing the need for replacement and repairs.

Final Thoughts: Choosing the Right Decking for Your Climate and Lifestyle

Choosing the best decking for your home in Adelaide doesn’t have to be overwhelming. By considering the climate and how you plan to use your deck, you can find the perfect material that will look great and last for years. 

Whether you go with the natural beauty of timber, the low-maintenance convenience of composite, or the durability of PVC, your deck will be the perfect spot for making memories.

So, when you’re ready to make your deck dreams a reality, remember to choose wisely. After all, decking Adelaide is more than just a project—it’s an investment in your home and your lifestyle.

Source - https://deckingadelaideau.blogspot.com/2024/09/how-to-choose-best-decking-for-your.html

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