Our time in Adelaide is almost over, so we decided to take the free city bus to Elder Park. This sign inside the bus shows the support for Adelaide’s athletic teams.
Support for the team and the fans.
We left the bus near the Adelaide Oval. This artistic design behind the stage caught our eyes.
Good art display
Crossing the bridge, we reached Elder Park, on the River Torrens.
The Adelaide Oval, River Torrens and Elder Park
These boats look like fun and good exercise, but not today.
Maybe another day
There were many friendly black swans in the river.
Graceful Black Swans are everywhere.
However, this may be a little too close to the swan.
Too close mom
We also saw some very curious pelicans. This one wants to know what he purchased at the toy store.
Anything for me?
These Australian pelicans are big.
Pelicans as tall as young humans
Pelican appears to be taller than these young humans. Again mom, maybe a little too close.
That is a long beak. We like the pink though
This fountain commemorates the visit by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II in March 1954.
Commemorative Fountain
Nice gazebo.
Pretty gazebo
These are lights on the river.
Lights on the river
Very nice. This is a tourist boat. We are going on Pop Eye I.
We are going on this river boat.
We are traveling on the river.
Riding down the river
We like river boats. We pass the Adelaide Rowing Club.
Our first Rowing Club
Passing under the historic bridge, this friendly pedestrian waves to us.
Friendly pedestrian
We like this falling water.
Decorative falling water
If you have some time in Adelaide, we suggest a few hours or a day at this park. Relax and enjoy your vacation, or your home town.
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