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    Video- "BAROSSA WINE VALLEY"

    AUSTRALIA | Wed, 10 Mar 2010 | By vantastic_sa | Views [967] | Video

    Roadtrip Australia: Van-Tastic Adventures South Australia As their Van-Tastic Adventures continue, Trent and Victoria head to Barossa wine valley for a spot of relaxation. They take a joy ride around the wine region in a trike and head to Jacob's ... Read more >

    Tags: barossa, jacobs creek, penfolds, south australia, trent, trike, vantastic, victoria, wine, world nomads

    A BREAK FROM GOON IN THE BAROSSA VALLEY

    AUSTRALIA | Sun, 7 Mar 2010 | By vantastic_sa | Views [2514]

    After all that action on Kangaroo Island we decided to go for a relaxing break in the Barossa wine valley. Barossa is South Australia's main wine producing region and we were certainly in need of a change from all that goon slapping on KI! We picked ... Read more >

    Tags: barossa, jacobs creek, penfolds, road trip, south australia, trent, vantastic, victoria, wine, world nomads

     

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