Bye Bye Ceduna

The sun sets over Ceduna and also over our time here. Tomorrow we make our way to the Nullabor. We expect to take about 3 days to cross, and we're not sure if we'll be able to post from there. Of course if too many days pass without a post it's safe to assume that we've either been sold into slavery, a dingo got us or we found a nice spot along the way and decided to hang around a bit longer.

Oh, one other thing. We've been asked about a comment that was sent and not posted. We have set the comments to moderated status to avoid spam, but so far have not had to moderate. All comments received have been posted. So, if yours isn't there, it's because we didn't get it... not cause we don't want to hear from you. So, if you could re-send it that would be groovy and all that jazz..

See you on the other side.

Ceduna

Ceduna Bound

We left Port Germein this morning and arrived in Ceduna some 7 hours later. So, basically the pic that you see at the right is what we've been looking at all day. Other than a stop for a really sad cup of coffee, a lunch break and a couple of fuel stops, we've been in the car.

I've gotta say, it's not an easy thing to keep yourself amused during such a long ride, even with the occasional gorgeous scenery. That might explain the "wave thing" that we noticed on the Eyre Highway. Every time another car passed they waved to us. Even a roadside worker seemed extraordinarily happy to see us. At first we waved back, but thought it was a bit odd. Well, let me tell you, as time went on we began to appreciate how nice it is to come across other people and found ourselves scanning the horizon for their approach.

We made our target of Ceduna though, and we plan on spending a couple of nights here to do laundry, relax and unwind before we head out onto the Nullabor. Since it's the first evening that we don't have to be concerned with travelling in the morning, I'd say that a couple of glasses of red and a sleep-in are exactly what the doctor ordered.