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Surprised to find "unshelled" durians nicely packed in the supermarket shelf. However, no smell of durian. I wondered 🤔 and no wonder can be sold off the shell like this 😬

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One impression for cities in Australia has not changed. Most shops close as early as 5 pm. This happened in the cities I visited in the past. This happened again in Adelaide.

And one thing always need to look out for is where to find warm food after 5 pm. Yes, the street could become very quiet after the sky turns dark, say after 5 pm in winter....

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It drizzled and it was past 5 pm.
Found a Japanese ramen restaurant that only closes at 8.30 pm. Pretty good meal. Good that I had chosen tiny ramen in tonkotsu broth. Emptied the bowl. The amount is equivalent to what we have back in Singapore. Price-wise - similar.

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Fresh and cheery tomatos

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For sustainability, one could measure the size of their harvest before deciding to keep or return it to the sea.

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Sunset overlooking St Vincent Gulf > Great Australian Bight > Indian Ocean

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Saint Mary of the Cross Mackillop Statue

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While the market is officially closed on Monday, some stalls were open.

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Walked to the Central Market, approximately 10 minutes from Rundall mall area, after the Victoria Square.

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at Victoria Square

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at Victoria Square

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Situated near the CITY WEST tram station, a 5-minute walk away.

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A hearty brunch at my alma mater (University of Adelaide) campus - Taste Baguette, a Vietnamese stall at Hub Central.

A bowl of beef noodles - asked for less noodle and the stall topped it up with more vegetables and beef 👍
- a nice and friendly stall

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Coconut flavoured ice coffee, a unique taste 👍

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Part of the University of South Australia - The LION Factory

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The machine for us to validate the card each time we board the tram. Need not do anything when we alight the tram.

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We can purchase or top up metrocards in the trams

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Had something Asian and spicy - noodles with chicken meat. It came with lots of vegetables and meat. But the portion was really huge. Wasted quite a bit of noodles.

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Food court in the Rundall Place Shopping Mall.
At close to 5 pm, most of the stalls had started packing, though it's a Sunday evening.

We were 'chased' out from the mall 5 minutes before it closed at 5.30 pm.

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A once-familiar name in Singapore in the early 1980s

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2nd oldest church in Adelaide

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Statue of Matthew Finders

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Entrance to the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Lander War Memorial

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Ticket machines at the railway station.
They are doing way with the tickets by end of June... from then Metrocard would be the only 'ticket' mode.

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from far... along north terrace
https://www.adelaideoval.com.au/

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The train

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Bought the Day Pass here. Worth it!
Safe the hassle, especially if we plan to visit the places out of the free zone.

Alternatively, for more days, a 3-day metro card could be value for money
https://www.adelaidemetro.com.au/plan-a-trip/visiting-adelaide

https://www.adelaidemetro.com.au/plan-a-trip/network-maps