Remember my story: COVID-19: community photographs [B 78535] • Photograph
Cafe re- opened
Stage 1, from May 11, 2020, in South Australia allowed outdoor dining for restaurants and cafes with a maximim of 10 people outside at one time. Four Seasons of Nosh Cafe, 32a Murray Street, Tanunda, South Australia
Street Library
Public libraries were closed for some time due to the coronavirus. This street library was found on a street in front of a house for people to 'take a book, leave a book'. A great idea for those who love to read with a book in hand, but couldn't visit a library in person because they were closed. Digital books/materials could still be borrowed. Local government libraries re-opened in Stage 1 of the Roadmap to Recovery, from May 11, 2020.
Adelaide Dawn Service, Anzac Day 2020
A deserted Dawn service, Anzac Day, 25 April 2020, National War Memorial, North Terrace, Adelaide.
City of Port Adelaide Enfield Covid-19
1. Covid-19 Library closure sign at Port Library, 26 March 2020.
City of Port Adelaide Enfield Covid-20
2. Covid-19 Library closure signs at Port Library, 26 March 2020.
City of Port Adelaide Enfield Covid-21
3. Covid-19 PC use and social distancing sign at Port Library, 26 March 2020.
City of Port Adelaide Enfield Covid-22
4. Covid-19 antibacterial wipes at Port Library, 26 March 2020.
Safe Surfing
Keeping your distance signage at Middleton Beach.
Do you need to be here?
A sign at Kings Beach near Victor Harbor asking people to stop, think and consider.
Covid-19 banner in Murray Street, Gawler
Covid-19 banner in Murray Street, Gawler.
Covid 19 notice by Onkaparanga Council posted at the end of Beach Road, Christies Beach
Posted at the end of Beach Road, Christies Beach, the notice is at a popular gathering point with access to the beach, a park and a bakery/coffee shop opposite. During the lockdown many people could be found drinking their coffee here, socially distanced and enjoying the fresh air.
Covid 19 notice by Onkaparanga Council posted at the end of Beach Road, Christies Beach
Posted at the end of Beach Road, Christies Beach, the notice is at a popular gathering point with access to the beach, a park and a bakery/coffee shop opposite. During the lockdown many people could be found drinking their coffee here, socially distanced and enjoying the fresh air.
Hut Community Centre Food Pantry
The Hut Community Centre in Aldgate provides a food pantry with bread, personal items, fresh veg, and home cooked meals to give away. The pantry is open twice a week for local residents who are experiencing financial hardship due to job losses during COVID-19. The Centre received government funding to support the program and is helped by local bakeries and shops. Residents who grow their own fruit and vegetables can also contribute to the pantry.
Hut Community Centre Food Pantry
The Hut Community Centre in Aldgate provides a food pantry with bread, personal items, fresh veg, and home cooked meals to give away. The pantry is open twice a week for local residents who are experiencing financial hardship due to job losses during COVID-19. The Centre received government funding to support the program and is helped by local bakeries and shops. Residents who grow their own fruit and vegetables can also contribute to the pantry.
Covid 19 notice by Onkaparanga council
Covid-19 notice by Onkaparanga council posted at the end of Beach Road, Christies Beach
SANFL first round of the 2020 season at Adelaide Oval
The first round of the 2020 South Australian National Football League (SANFL) season, originally scheduled to start in April, was postponed until the weekend of the 27th and 28th of June, 2020. Two games were played on each day. On Saturday the 27th Sturt defeated Central District and South defeated the Eagles. On Sunday 28th, North beat West and Glenelg defeated Norwood. Tickets were limited to 5,000 and were only available via a ballot and had to be shown in electronic form ie no paper tickets. Supporters had to remain seated and also two seats apart. The Port Adelaide and Adelaide Crows SANFL teams did not compete in the 2020 SANFL season due to direction of the AFL (Australian Football League).
SANFL first round of the 2020 season at Adelaide Oval
The first round of the 2020 South Australian National Football League (SANFL) season, originally scheduled to start in April, was postponed until the weekend of the 27th and 28th of June, 2020. Two games were played on each day. On Saturday the 27th Sturt defeated Central District and South defeated the Eagles. On Sunday 28th, North beat West and Glenelg defeated Norwood. Tickets were limited to 5,000 and were only available via a ballot and had to be shown in electronic form ie no paper tickets. Supporters had to remain seated and also two seats apart. The Port Adelaide and Adelaide Crows SANFL teams did not compete in the 2020 SANFL season due to direction of the AFL (Australian Football League).
SANFL first round of the 2020 season at Adelaide Oval
The first round of the 2020 South Australian National Football League (SANFL) season, originally scheduled to start in April, was postponed until the weekend of the 27th and 28th of June, 2020. Two games were played on each day. On Saturday the 27th Sturt defeated Central District and South defeated the Eagles. On Sunday 28th, North beat West and Glenelg defeated Norwood. Tickets were limited to 5,000 and were only available via a ballot and had to be shown in electronic form ie no paper tickets. Supporters had to remain seated and also two seats apart. The Port Adelaide and Adelaide Crows SANFL teams did not compete in the 2020 SANFL season due to direction of the AFL (Australian Football League).
SANFL first round of the 2020 season at Adelaide Oval
The first round of the 2020 South Australian National Football League (SANFL) season, originally scheduled to start in April, was postponed until the weekend of the 27th and 28th of June, 2020. Two games were played on each day. On Saturday the 27th Sturt defeated Central District and South defeated the Eagles. On Sunday 28th, North beat West and Glenelg defeated Norwood. Tickets were limited to 5,000 and were only available via a ballot and had to be shown in electronic form ie no paper tickets. Supporters had to remain seated and also two seats apart. The Port Adelaide and Adelaide Crows SANFL teams did not compete in the 2020 SANFL season due to direction of the AFL (Australian Football League).
SANFL first round of the 2020 season at Adelaide Oval
The first round of the 2020 South Australian National Football League (SANFL) season, originally scheduled to start in April, was postponed until the weekend of the 27th and 28th of June, 2020. Two games were played on each day. On Saturday the 27th Sturt defeated Central District and South defeated the Eagles. On Sunday 28th, North beat West and Glenelg defeated Norwood. Tickets were limited to 5,000 and were only available via a ballot and had to be shown in electronic form ie no paper tickets. Supporters had to remain seated and also two seats apart. The Port Adelaide and Adelaide Crows SANFL teams did not compete in the 2020 SANFL season due to direction of the AFL (Australian Football League).
SANFL first round of the 2020 season at Adelaide Oval
The first round of the 2020 South Australian National Football League (SANFL) season, originally scheduled to start in April, was postponed until the weekend of the 27th and 28th of June, 2020. Two games were played on each day. On Saturday the 27th Sturt defeated Central District and South defeated the Eagles. On Sunday 28th, North beat West and Glenelg defeated Norwood. Tickets were limited to 5,000 and were only available via a ballot and had to be shown in electronic form ie no paper tickets. Supporters had to remain seated and also two seats apart. The Port Adelaide and Adelaide Crows SANFL teams did not compete in the 2020 SANFL season due to direction of the AFL (Australian Football League).
Social distancing car parks in Goolwa
Signs are placed in public car park areas to distance visitors to Goolwa.
Playground distancing
Keep your distance in playgrounds. Sign at playground in Goolwa advising social distancing rules.
Business still closed
Hectors on the Wharf is a popular place to dine on Goolwa wharf but during Covid 19 they found it not economically viable to open, even when restriction on numbers in cafes and restaurants eased.
Solitude is a blessing for creative work....
I have completed 82 orbits around the Sun, the last six laps as widower living alone. Returning from a cruise on the Golden Princess in Virgin plane from Melbourne near the end January 2020 I developed a dry cough, that cleared up in a few days after taking the prescribed antibiotic medication. I chose to stay home apart from daily swim from 6:00 am and some shopping. The pool closed on the 23 March and partially reopened on the 9th June. During that time, I was house bound and decided that I learn to paint on computer, using AutoDesk SketchBook. These are examples from the hundreds of my creations in printable form A4 or smaller size photo paper.
Making bird houses from old pallettes
I spent some of my time at home making bird houses, for the many birds we have around here. I used old palettes that were being given away, plus some sticks and bark.
Snowdrops in the garden
It was wonderful to see these popping up everywhere, over the last few weeks.
We Are Back
The pubs are back! Never again will we take for granted the simple pleasures of standing at the bar, exchanging quips with fellow punters, and enjoying the warmth and cheer of community and beer on tap!
Jesus cleans the heart
COVID—19 inspiring some sassy church service signage! The sign is in front of St Paul's Lutheran Church in Hahndorf.
Mind your distance
Community radio station, 93.7fm Three D Radio, using humour (and Pete Townshend of The Who) to share a COVID-19 health and safety message. Station announcers continued to broadcast throughout the pandemic as an essential service, and to stay connected with their audiences.