From there we went to Cleland Wildlife Park. Entry was $17 each plus $3 for a bag of "creature" food. We were allowed to feed this to any creatures wandering freely about of which there were several species!! We hand fed several varieties of kangaroo and wallabies and many different feathered creatures.
We also saw dingos, potoroos, bandicoots, bettongs, monitors, snakes and wombats. By the way we learned , the saying ``It`s a two-dog night`` has aboriginal origins. It comes from the aboriginal habit of using dingos as bed-warmers. A two-dog night is a very cold night.
We also got to pet a beautiful 16 year old male Koala named Osmond and take pictures as he sat in a tree being fed leaves by his keeper. The keeper said he is like a "grandfather" and very calm while he chewed away on the leaves.
Then we headed off to the Adelaide Hills for some wine tasting at a small vineyard - Golding Wines. We bought a bottle of Shiraz for $20. (It better be good!!) Then we headed to the Barssosa Valley wine region and took the "long route" to the Wolf Blass winery. We did some tasting there were but were disappointed that we didn`t really like any of the samples.....
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