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The sort of place one gets into in bad dreams

Day 4 with Nullarbor Traveller and we continue the journey across the Nullarbor Plain and into Western Australia with stops at Eucla the Shoe Tree and some great Bush TV.

Sail the Nullarbor

Day 3 of the Nullarbor Traveller and we head into Streaky Bay before crossing the Dog Fence and heading straight for the Nullarbor Plain.

Swimming with Sea Lions

Leaving Lake Gairdner, Day 2 of the Nullarbor Traveller trip continues with a visit to Pildappa Rock and a swim with wild sea lions in Baird Bay before heading on to Port Kenny and Coodlie Park Farm.

Out of Adelaide

Leaving Adelaide once again and heading on another tour, this time with Nullarbor Traveller heading west to Perth via the Flinders Ranges, a camel ride and a night at Lake Gairdner.

And so to Adelaide again

A few days in Adelaide before heading off with Nullarbor Traveller on a trip to Perth. One day at the Adelaide Oval watching the test match between Australia and West Indies and a couple of quiet days enjoying this lovely city.

And so to Uluru

Early morning in Coober Pedy and I?m still feeling drunk. Breakfast of a Berocca for a change along with the coffee. Such are the pleasures of the day. We have a 750 Km drive to Uluru to do today.

Surviving Saturday night in Coober Pedy

A spot of afternoon noodling (aka fossicking, aka fofficking as Niamh named it) lasted for about five minutes before boredom set in. There we were, spread out over the public noodling pit and found nothing but a football. Useful though. Presumably, the public pit provides something for the tourists, thus giving the locals something to laugh at. The Aussie sense of humour can be fun.