Cape Wiles On the southern tip of Eyre Penunsula, named by Matthew Flinders on 19th February,1802,after his friend Wiles,who by chance was the botanist on Bligh's Bounty. 106 metre cliff and unique rock formation make this a point to be remembered A fur seal colony is based here See album fur seals

We spent two days and two nights exploring just 14 kms of coastline A must do if you're down this way Historic Information and Description of the Magnificent Whaler's Way by RC Theakstone Situated 20 miles south west of Port Lincoln, the Whaler's Way are at 34 55 S. Lat, 135 42 E. Long was first sited by the brilliant navigator, Captain Matthew Flinders, in the Collier built ship, Investigator, on the 19th February,1802. At this time Matthew flinders was only...

Derek visited the maritime museum while I had a nana nap!! See album Port Lincoln Maritime museum

the tumby Bay silo artwork has been painted so as you walk towards the end of the site the work looks it's best taking into account the curvatures of the silos An Argentenian artist See album Tumby Bay silo art

We survived the Port Lincoln power blackout, the Horrendous winds and heat The photo here is the next day which was mostly calm and pleasant See album Tumby Bay