The tiny township of Willunga is about 45 minutes drive south of Adelaide. Nestled near the foothills of the Fleurieu Peninsula and not far from the beaches, the town is surrounded by farmland, almond & olive trees and leafy vineyards in the McLaren Vale wine region.

Willunga was established in early 1840. The heritage listed Courthouse - with cells, stable & police residence - was built in 1855. To the rear is a reserve of grey box gum trees & grassy woodland with a walkway and interpretive trail. This area was originally used by early settlers, and the police, and for the police horses.

Unfortunately it began to rain, I will add more photos at a later date.