Thousands of spectators lined the streets between West Beach and Birdwood on October 19 to witness 1500 classic vehicles wind their way to the National Motor Museum during the annual Bay to Birdwood. The festivities continued at the museum, where attendees dressed in era-appropriate fashions.
Robert, left, Bian, Brianna and Jessica Balfour, with a 1914 Ford Model T.Brian Triplow, left, with Mark and Helen Rehn in a 1938 Morris 8/40 series.Jeoff Beatty, left, and Kylie Howard with a 1937 Morris 8/40 series 2 Roadster.Four-year-old Angus, left, Alex, 7, and Dave Howard in a 1931 Chevrolet National.Diane and John Eastick with a 1926 Ford Model T.
An Adjahdura/Narungga and Kaurna woman, First Nations advocate, mother and cancer survivor, Jade Brook wants the community to remember an old way of thinking: kindness.
Throughout...
“Who’s the old lady dressed up on the stairs?”
That’s a question former Gumeracha Hotel publican Ben Carter was used to hearing in the early 2000s.
The...
An Adjahdura/Narungga and Kaurna woman, First Nations advocate, mother and cancer survivor, Jade Brook wants the community to remember an old way of thinking:...
Every year through spring, summer and autumn, Adelaide Hills gardeners welcome hundreds of visitors through their properties. From Mediterranean or English cottage gardens, to...
