Brandt regularly made date scones and pikelets, which were shared amongst fellow campers. We even bought a can of instant whipped cream, made by Tatua dairy co-op Morrinsville NZ. We bought it specifically to go on the pikelets. Trouble was, the flies thought the jam knife was just for them.
Just like when you bring out the fly swat, the flies disappeared when I brought out the camera.
Brian and Cheryl paid us a second visit, having changed their minds as to the route they would take from the Flinders ranges to Broken Hill. This time we remembered to play Mexican Trains with them. Sadly I didn't win a game (sob, sob), but it was still fun.
A couple of days after they left for Broken Hill, we received this from Molly
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