Day 6 & 7 : From Woodville to Hahndorff

Day 6 : Woodville

The suburb of Woodville is next to ours.  It's close to our hearts for many reasons.  It has a mosque known as al-Khalil Mosque. Rumah Pak Arab yang we all borong barang2 rumah dia pun dulu pun tinggal di Woodville.  Rumah tuan punya kereta Nimbus yang we all beli ni pun di Woodville.

Day 6 is a Friday.  So, hari ni hantar Mujahid & Umar ke masjid Woodville for Friday prayer.  Diorang solat sendiri aje dengan pak2 arab di situ sebab Abi solat di city.  Terasa macam dah besar anak2 Umi, berani & boleh bawa diri.

Then, i took MIL and the smaller kids to Barnacle Bill for Fish & Chips take-aways.

Ada offer 3 fish + fries+prawns+squids+spring rolls+air for just $23.90. Bestnya tak payah masak! 

Agak challenging juga preparing proper meals 3 times daily for the past 5 days...Well, u can't serve fish fingers for lunch to your dear MIL, can you? :P  The 6-months "crash course" menjadi surirumah ada sikit2 hasilnya...Alhamdulillah, apa yang dimasak so far, tak ada yang disaster. But, good to have a break sometimes.  :)

i just love Barnacle Bill's F&C!

Next, i took my MIL melawat Asian grocery di Findon yang dilaporkan menjual kicap kipas udang.  6 bulan kat sini baru jumpa kicap ni.  Harganya $3.50 botol sederhana.  First time lah jumpa, so lepas ni tak perlu kicap lain...dah jumpa kicap kegemaran!

Kecap ABC Indonesia pengubat sementara...sedap jugak

5.30pm - the weekly Soccer practice at Cowandilla.  Mujahid pun join adik-adiknya practice sekali.

Mujahid macam tak percaya aje boleh main bola malam-malam.  Yes, only here, dear.

Kat Malaysia, sure dah kena hambat balik rumah kalau nak main bola lepas maghrib.

8.30pm - Umi ber-usrah dengan sisters di Klemzig.  Bila balik ke rumah, MIL tanya, ada usrah juga di australia? MIL dah biasa dengan aktiviti kami di Malaysia, mungkin tak sangka di Adelaide juga ada Usrah ;)

Day 7 : Adelaide Hills - Mount Lofty 

Time for another scenic drive for our Msian tourists!  This time we went off to see Mount Lofty Garden.
MIL is not up to long walks (me neither) so we just tangkap gambar and menikmati pemandangan...

Hahndorf

From Mount Lofty (always tersilap sebut Mat Lotfi..he he), off we went to this special town called Hahndorf.  Hahndorf is another must for Adelaide visitors.  The town has so much histories.  The trees lining up the main street is said to be more than 100 years.  There are plenty of specialty shops...boutiques, chocolate, coffe shops, bakeries, souvenirs, books, galleries...

mother and daughter make a good shoppers' team!

sapa ntah..

"The founding of Hahndorf is a colourful piece of South Australian history. German immigrants, escaping religious persecution from Prussia arrived in the ship Zebra and established the village. It was named Hahndorf in honour of Captain Hahn, the ship’s captain. He had been sympathetic and had assisted them to become established in Hahndorf." quoted from here.

A pose with Captain Hahn

Cepat aje masa berlalu.  Ada baki 7 hari lagi bersama anak sulung saya...