SA The Adelaide Thread

[brucetiki]

How dare you politicise the hot weather. The PM is praying really really hard for rain.

On his hands and knees

 

[brucetiki]

ShitAdelaide posting footage of the OTR at Dry Creek on fire

 

[NSWCROW]

ShitAdelaide posting footage of the OTR at Dry Creek on fire

 

[Gough]

Vale The Buffalo.

 

[MatthewB]

Vale The Buffalo.

the pat wont look the same by the marina

 

[Hank Scorpion]

Wonder if they'll ever again get use out of all that space:

 

[brucetiki]

Wonder if they'll ever again get use out of all that space:

Needed sound, but that was pretty good.

Also, I wonder what the workers were doing up there?

 

[Punchy Bassett]

What a waste spent many an hour in the arcade there when I was a lot younger. The top few floors of the Myer centre are a ghost town these days

 

[NSWCROW]

Wonder if they'll ever again get use out of all that space:

SOMEONE'S been browsing r/Adelaide

 

[rocker_oz33]

Ok campaigners can you give me your 411 trip advisor , big footy tips on Adelaide and surounds inc kangaroo island.
Thank you GreyCrow NSWCROW anyone else would like to comment.

 

[GreyCrow]

Aldinga beach

 

[NSWCROW]

Ok campaigners can you give me your 411 trip advisor , big footy tips on Adelaide and surounds inc kangaroo island.
Thank you GreyCrow NSWCROW anyone else would like to comment.

Go to MARINELAND..

 

[Neese]

lol I work right where Marineland used to be

 

[Gough]

The Feathers Hotel.

 

[rocker_oz33]

Go to MARINELAND..

Is that like the in grizzwals movie ala wally world of SA..?

 

[Craven Morehead]

Aldinga beach

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Beautiful beach.
Also has the added attraction of 5m white pointers who do the surf patrol.

 

[rocker_oz33]

The Feathers Hotel.

Is that where you hang out ? .

 

[Gough]

Is that where you hang out ? .

Hate the place but thanks to Crowie (vale) it has become iconic.

 

[Silent Alarm]

Has anyone lived in Mile End and the northern part of Glenelg? And what was better? Cheers.

 

[Papa G]

Has anyone lived in Mile End and the northern part of Glenelg? And what was better? Cheers.

The first house I bought was in Mile End. I've always liked the area but it took a while to catch on. Close to the city but traditionally the inner western suburbs where the last to catch fire in terms of demand. Typical Adelaide inner suburbs architecture. Classic turn of the century sandstone villas and maisonettes. Large Greek population. Some decent pubs close by including the Wheatsheaf, the Mile End and the Hilton. Thebby Theartre is right there too. Lots of restaurants along Henley Beach Road. Getting more and more gentrified but still has a grungy element.

By northern part of Glenelg, do you mean Glenelg North? My Folks live in Glenelg itself, which is quite busy by Adelaide standards. Glenelg North is a bit more suburban, particularly the further away from the beach you go. Never lived there myself, but saying that I probably would prefer Mele End because I'm not an overly beachy kind of guy and prefer being in a more central location. So Mile End for me, but I'm sure others would go the other way.

 

[NSWCROW]

Is that like the in grizzwals movie ala wally world of SA..?

Yes , minus the Moose and roller coaster

 

[NSWCROW]

The first house I bought was in Mile End. I've always liked the area but it took a while to catch on. Close to the city but traditionally the inner western suburbs where the last to catch fire in terms of demand. Typical Adelaide inner suburbs architecture. Classic turn of the century sandstone villas and maisonettes. Large Greek population. Some decent pubs close by including the Wheatsheaf, the Mile End and the Hilton. Thebby Theartre is right there too. Lots of restaurants along Henley Beach Road. Getting more and more gentrified but still has a grungy element.

By northern part of Glenelg, do you mean Glenelg North? My Folks live in Glenelg itself, which is quite busy by Adelaide standards. Glenelg North is a bit more suburban, particularly the further away from the beach you go. Never lived there myself, but saying that I probably would prefer Mele End because I'm not an overly beachy kind of guy and prefer being in a more central location. So Mile End for me, but I'm sure others would go the other way.

Mile End would stink less too

 

[Silent Alarm]

The first house I bought was in Mile End. I've always liked the area but it took a while to catch on. Close to the city but traditionally the inner western suburbs where the last to catch fire in terms of demand. Typical Adelaide inner suburbs architecture. Classic turn of the century sandstone villas and maisonettes. Large Greek population. Some decent pubs close by including the Wheatsheaf, the Mile End and the Hilton. Thebby Theartre is right there too. Lots of restaurants along Henley Beach Road. Getting more and more gentrified but still has a grungy element.

By northern part of Glenelg, do you mean Glenelg North? My Folks live in Glenelg itself, which is quite busy by Adelaide standards. Glenelg North is a bit more suburban, particularly the further away from the beach you go. Never lived there myself, but saying that I probably would prefer Mele End because I'm not an overly beachy kind of guy and prefer being in a more central location. So Mile End for me, but I'm sure others would go the other way.

Behind the footy oval in Glenelg, so in between the northern and eastern section of the suburb I guess. Is it a decent swimming beach? Or is it more like the shitty 'be seen here' sort of beachside suburbs like Cottesloe or Bondi or something?

 

[Papa G]

Behind the footy oval in Glenelg, so in between the northern and eastern section of the suburb I guess. Is it a decent swimming beach? Or is it more like the shitty 'be seen here' sort of beachside suburbs like Cottesloe or Bondi or something?

Yeah that's more Glenelg East. Whitebread middle class suburb. Pleasant Enough. Glenelg is an okay beach but it is the most popular and well known so it does get the full spectrum of bogans, posers, tourists and immigrants.

 

[PT Bar None]

I like Henley.