Lots to see, not much “Nullabor” as in “Tree Less”, not flat, sea views, beach, sand dunes, few wildlife, barely any road kill - 3 kangaroos in 4 days, winds behind us, average 23°C, tons of great free camps, and enough geocaches to find to take us off track and into the bush.
The signs
Windmill museum, Australia’s largest windmill, one of 12 originally.
As close as we were going to get to the other end of the dog proof fence....30km down this road, then it drops off a cliff, the road is rough and not suitable for the caravan
End of fence. Not my photo
Bunda Cliffs camp spot for a night...awesome and hard to beat, only 6 of us this night, and the most magical stary night we have ever experienced
Occasional crossing..haa for the Royal Flying Doctors, use highway as landing strip, but couldn’t resist
The beach, old telegraph station getting swallowed up by sand dunes, and evidently a fabulous fishing spot we were told by one caravanning couple parked up for a few days in the lower photos
The gnomes by one camp spot
The geocaching
The random piece of Skylab space station which landed near Balladonia in 1979
Ever changing landscape
The odd road works
And 10km of evidence of the recent bush fire which closed the highway for a week in February
This awesome shell embedded....couldn’t get it out without excavating
And the odd van maintenance after we lost our ensuite dome due to weathering
History was in abundance, by the way no camels, wombats or emus this time. Definitely do it again
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