Sam About Town | Public figure
Sam About Town
Phone: +61 422 482 131
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24.01.2022 I just love seals. What a treat! There were 3 at Henley Beach this morning. #towningabout #abouttown #frolicking #sealsofinstagram #seals #beachesofinstagram #henleybeach
23.01.2022 Have you heard about this fabulous new festival being planned for next July? Immersive technology, art installations, music and lights.....lots and lots of lights! Steven Marshall #abouttown #towningabout #festivalstate
23.01.2022 Great offer of a free jewellery clean and polish from Bob at Plumeria Design. And welcome to the area Bob!
22.01.2022 Too beautiful not to go crazy with the (over) sharing
21.01.2022 Great news for Adelaide having this dynamic duo spearheading the return of the Adelaide Hills Magazine. Find out more tonight (details below)
16.01.2022 Linear Park looking so lovely in the rain. #abouttown #towningabout #nature
15.01.2022 Such a warm atmosphere (even with winter chill in the air) #towningabout #abouttown #foglover #adelaidebeaches #winterwonderland
15.01.2022 Last night I watched a fabulous cabaret show online as part of the Melbourne Fringe. Check out Trash Talk by the talented Tash York. So fabulous being in Adelaide and being able to watch a show in Melbourne. All the details in the link below. Two more nights only - 14th and 15th!
13.01.2022 Excited about pelicans here at Sam About Town. Very excited #abouttown #towningabout
12.01.2022 This lady is way too classy and talented to have Pianist Envy! Listen to her original song below. Emma Knights Productions #towningabout
10.01.2022 Looking peaceful and stunning tonight. A really ephemeral glow and atmosphere. #towningabout #abouttown #jetty #sunset #beachesofinstagram
09.01.2022 So much art at Henley Beach as part of @salafestival. About 50 just at Henley alone, and hundreds all round SA. We’re so lucky to be able to get out and partake so make the most of it, support local artists and businesses and most of all, have fun! #salafestival #abouttown #visithenleybeach #towningabout #salahenley #supportlocalartists #supportsmallbusiness #supportlocal #supportlocalbusiness #art #thisiswinter @ Visit Henley Beach
08.01.2022 SALA Festival begins today. One month of art showcased in businesses, cafes, restaurants, hotels and establishments all over South Australia. Feeling very lucky that in this current climate we are able to view this art in person. Keep safe everyone, remember social distancing and make the most of it. Enjoy! #salafestival2020 #towningabout #abouttown #salahenley
07.01.2022 I managed to post this as a visitor post, so here it is again!
07.01.2022 Anyone see the double rainbow tonight?
06.01.2022 LOVE this woman
05.01.2022 If you're looking for some toe-tapping, dancing, fun energy music, head to The Kings Head tonight to see 6 piece band The Semantics. It's a mix of music, but my tip is that if you love INXS, then definitely don't miss this. Free entry. Starts at 8 and there are 3 sets. #abouttown #towningabout
04.01.2022 If you’re looking for an entertaining show by a rather talented chap, then look no further, at Arthurs Bar, 7pm tonight! #abouttown #towningabout
04.01.2022 I could have watched these beautiful creatures for ages. #ibis #birdsofinstagram #abouttown #towningabout
01.01.2022 Soft pastels this morning @visithenleybeach #abouttown #towningabout
01.01.2022 Beautiful autumn colours in a local street #autumnvibes #autumn
01.01.2022 Really loved watching these ibises at Bowden this morning. #abouttown #towningabout #ibis #birdsofinstagram
01.01.2022 This story is about an amazing Woman About Town. A yoga and kickboxing addict with a wicked sense of humour and a passion for food, wine and cooking, Yvonne McClaren from Adelaide was living in Vietnam when she returned to Australia to find out she had tonsil cancer in November 2018. I don’t think anyone can prepare you for the diagnosis, treatment or recovery as everyone is different in terms of how they react and heal.... "I was the first head and neck cancer patient at Calvary North Adelaide Hospital to receive surgery with the da VinciXi robot, followed by six weeks of chemotherapy and 30 sessions of radiotherapy. "When I woke after surgery I was in shock. I couldn’t speak or swallow. It was frightening. It was all so foreign to me. The nursing staff were brilliant. My surgeon, Dr Andrew Foreman, suggested I have a PEG put in my stomach while I healed and transitioned to solid food. It was a good thing I had it put in as it was to be my best friend for the next 15 months." Join Yvonne this Sunday at the #SoupfortheSoul live cooking workshop to hear her talk about learning to eat again and preparing food from scratch. You can also read Yvonne’s full story here: https://buff.ly/30B1giB
