south australia

We have crossed the border into South Australia, so a new time zone and all our clocks are 30 minutes out.

We were stopped at border control but we were pretty confident that we had used up all our fruit so were not violating any fruit fly control orders ( how do those flies know not to fly across the border when they have been placed in a bin in NSW?) but the nice man took our onions, potatoes ( a new 10kg sack from a farm shop) kumara and squash leaving us with a carrot and a zucchini.

Fortunately the window box with jacaranda seedlings growing in it was not seized, but we will have to plant them somewhere before we cross into WA.

First stop in SA a supermarket to purchase vegetables.