Ceduna: oysters, outlawed double scotches, and bracing for Nullarbor.
Enterprise IT Architect & Technologist
PhD in Applied Mathematics | Author & Educator
Community Leader: President, Melbourne Social Tango
Explorer of Roads & Rhythms: Tango, Guitar, Motorcycling
Enterprise IT Architect & Technologist
PhD in Applied Mathematics | Author & Educator
Community Leader: President, Melbourne Social Tango
Explorer of Roads & Rhythms: Tango, Guitar, Motorcycling
Ceduna: oysters, outlawed double scotches, and bracing for Nullarbor.
What was supposed to be an easy 4-hour ride turned into a day full of surprises – from an unexpected museum stop and a missed quirky café, to an accidental “tailing” of a Toyota (with police waiting up ahead!), and finally discovering that the only dinner spot in Venus Bay shuts early on Tuesdays. Luckily, luck – and kindness – were on our side again.
Gale-force winds, a not-so-rocking Rocking Horse, a giant goanna, closed pubs, chicken pies, and a race against a storm. Day 3 was our first real challenge — and exactly the kind I was hoping for.
Blue skies, Mexican food, tequila “for medical purposes,” a Land Rover mysteriously perched on a pole, and a dinner that came fashionably late (thanks, South Australia). Day 2 had it all — from historic churches to hungry sorrows drowned in the Riverside Hotel.
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