The Jetty Project

19th August 2018 A pleasant stop, not much remarkable about the jetty - other than that there is a shelter at the end of the jetty, where there were a few men fishing. Otherwise it was pretty empty, as most of the jetties seem to be at this time of year. This was our last stop of the day. We drove along to Semaphore but didn't stop, so that will wait for next time.

19th August 2018 This was a bust. Henley Beach is always crowded, so we had to park some distance away and walk to the Square. When we got there we discovered the jetty is under repair. The sign says it is re-opening in September, so we'll come back then and walk to the end.

19th August 2018 The next three posts relate to a Sunday out in Adelaide. A rather cold, windy but fine day. The first stop was Adelaide Shores, between Holdfast Bay and West Beach. Again, I'm not sure I'd consider this a jetty but it appears on our list as 'Adelaide Shores pontoonsand timber wharf'. So we made the stop and took the photos:

29th July 2018 The largest jetty in Ardrossan is owned by BHP and not publicly accessible. We took a photo for completeness. Then we went on to the town jetty, at the bottom of the ramp. The only people were a father and son.

29th July 2018 Pine Point barely qualifies as a jetty - it looks more like a small landing or a carpark. But it is on the list of public jetties we are using, so we stopped. We could easily have driven onto it, but stopped and ran through the rain to take our photos before running back to the car.

29th July 2018 The Port Julia jetty is quite pleasant, as it is only a picturesque bay. There is a large shelter at the base of the jetty, but the cold and rain did diminish our enjoyment and so we didn't stay long.

29th July 2018 There is a small jetty only a couple of hundred metres south of the main jetty. You might miss it if you weren't looking for it.