The early morning ferry ride across to the Island was smooth and calm. Our first port of call was to Kingscote. Whilst on Kangaroo Island we went and saw a lot of pretty beaches, saw a lot of seals, went to a liquor distillery and surfed on a sand dune. On the island we both made a Christmas dvd for our families, we used one of the many lovely beaches to help aid the dvd. The best campsite we stayed at was called Western K.I. Caravan Park, on the brochure it says that the site is shared with many wildlife. This was definitely the case! Every night we stayed there we saw a different animal, there were kangaroos, birds, koalas, rabbits, ducks and an echidna.

On the last day that we stayed on Kangaroo Island we went to have a look around the National Park. After looking at the hundreds of seals we went back to Bill to find that we couldn’t engage any gears, to cut a long story short the clutch release baring had failed. So the journey back to Murray Bridge was stressful and hard work with Adam having to start Bill whilst in gear just to get him moving and then drive all the way back in one gear. As you can imagine getting Bill onto the ferry was quite a performance. Back in Murray Bridge though we were able to get Bill fixed straight away which was excellent.