May 11, 2021
Wide Horizons
Nundroo to Nullarbor Roadhouse
What an awesome day of cycle touring!
Pedalling into the horizon-to-horizon vastness of The Nullarbor is a highlight of this ride to date. Out here, a rider on a bicycle is one of the tallest features in the landscape.
Nundroo to Nullarbor Roadhouse was long day, but thoroughly enjoyable.
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John SaxbyFrolicking camels, no less -- and why not?
Any Bactrians? Or only mainstream camels?
3 years ago
Any Bactrians? Or only mainstream camels?
3 years ago
Graham SmithTo John SaxbyHi John yes it appears to be a frolicking camel on the sign. My camel knowledge is lacking so I don’t know what flavour camels roam wild here. The only large wildlife I’ve seen by the roadside so far are emus and macropods.
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Today's ride: 147 km (91 miles)
Total: 2,144 km (1,331 miles)
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3 years ago
Thanks. Yes we are cautious riders and so far on the Eyre Highway the traffic has been fairly sparse and becoming lighter as we head further west. Covid has some advantages. It’s reduced the number of vehicles on the highways.
We have mirrors, high viz, flashing lights and readily get off the road when necessary.
Unfortunately we missed the famous Kimba Roadhouse Butter Chicken as we crossed south of that section of the A1 via The Eyre Peninsula backroads. Two more days riding and we should be in Westralia.
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