Best Cornish Pasty Search! South Australia's Cornish Copper Mining Towns. Part 1 - Kapunda and Burra

[@robertwatson6346]

Dear David & Noelene I enjoyed your latest video. Wonderful photography and informative commentary. Next time we're in Burra we'll sample those delectable Cornish pasties.
We'll done team D&N

[@magfoss1]

There is nothing like a good pasty eaten from a paper bag! Thanks for the support.
NandD

[@tonyharding4779]

Just spent the past week in Kapunda and visited most of the place’s you featured. Well done, great video

[@magfoss1]

Kapunda is a nice town with a lot to see isn’t it? Good to hear from you,Tony.
NandD

[@warrenmagnusson923]

Very good Noelene and David.

[@magfoss1]

Thank you kind sir.

[@karl-heinztopfer1379]

Enjoyed watching the scenery and taking in the good information you give. Made me want to revisit what I've seen in the past and investigate those parts I haven't experienced.

[@magfoss1]

Thanks for the support and comment. Hope we can catch up again soon.
NandD

[@dougNsally]

David and Noelene weave photography and history into a specular video of South Australia.

[@magfoss1]

This would probably be a new region for you Doug. Kapunda is a few kilometres from the Barossa Valley wine region and Burra is close to the Clare Valley wineries. Just follow the sound of clinking wine glasses! Thanks for your comments and support.
NandD

[@dougNsally]

@@magfoss1 Wow, we probably drove through Burra from Sydney (via Broken Hill) and on our way to Adelaide...before you moved to Adelaide.

[@tammyongeorge]

You will enjoy 'Australias little Cornwall' aka Moonta. Very rich in culture, and there is plenty to see and do here.

[@magfoss1]

Thanks for the comment, Tammy Lee. We always enjoy our time in Moonta, even though it was very windy when we were there this time.