May 12, 2021
Camping with Dingoes
Nullarbor Roadhouse to Nullarbor Bush Camp
Benign weather helped the ride today. After a restful break at the roadhouse we set off expecting to camp, so we’d stocked up with about 6 litres extra of water. The extra weight was noticeable but the ride was mostly flat.
A highlight of today was a chance encounter with a friend, Andrew Bulmer and his family who were driving from Gippsland in Victoria.
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John SaxbySplendid sunset, Graham -- your camera app has a terrific supply of those! Worth the rain & wind that followed, for sure ;)
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Today's ride: 106 km (66 miles)
Total: 2,250 km (1,397 miles)
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Vince McCarthyG'day mate,
I'm following your blog with enthusiasm. Thank you.
Can you please tell me where you are sourcing your water from? Are you buying it from the roadhouses or drinking bore water from the campgrounds? Any info would be useful.
Cheers.
Vince
3 years ago
I'm following your blog with enthusiasm. Thank you.
Can you please tell me where you are sourcing your water from? Are you buying it from the roadhouses or drinking bore water from the campgrounds? Any info would be useful.
Cheers.
Vince
3 years ago
Graham SmithTo Vince McCarthyHi Vince,
Water hasn’t been a problem, mostly because the weather is very mild.
Tap Water at most of the roadhouses (where we’ve been staying) is drinkable so we stock up there. Only once did I have to buy water.
I have three bidons on the bike, plus about 7 litres of platypus water bladders which I have rarely had to use. Main thing is planning distances and locations day to day.
3 years ago
Water hasn’t been a problem, mostly because the weather is very mild.
Tap Water at most of the roadhouses (where we’ve been staying) is drinkable so we stock up there. Only once did I have to buy water.
I have three bidons on the bike, plus about 7 litres of platypus water bladders which I have rarely had to use. Main thing is planning distances and locations day to day.
3 years ago
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