Adelaide by Tram

We were in Adelaide, and we were going to catch a train to the centre, but we ended up catching a tram this is how it went…

We walked about 21 mins to what we thought to be train stop but it was a tram stop and the first one we saw was a tram with so many people you wouldn’t be able to move or spread out your arms a tiny bit.

The second tram we saw was not so packed, but we did have to stand up, but it was better than the first.

When we arrived at a tram stop called Victoria square it was small and the shape of a triangle, so their roads ran around it busy as a busy thing.

We looked around for about ten mins and we saw a church and a clock tower that wasn’t in use but was being turned into a post office.

We caught another tram to Glenelg to go to the lolly shop, but everything was free! [no price so probably expensive.] So instead, we went to Coles, and we got six pack doughnuts and a packet of twisties.

We caught a tram back to Adelaide and we went to the side of the river and ate our lunch before we caught a train to mum who was in a park with a playground. We then walked back home and did the afternoon there.