Nullarborian
Cycling from El Paso to Los Angeles
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Friday 18 November 2011
Thank you everybody
Hi Readers,
Many thanks for all your encouragements and congratulations.
The end of the trip was both elating and a bit sad that the journey is over.
Thanks to all those that made this possible, it was a joint effort and I've put a sticker on the bike that says "We crossed the Nullarbor".
Many thanks for all your encouragements and congratulations.
The end of the trip was both elating and a bit sad that the journey is over.
Thanks to all those that made this possible, it was a joint effort and I've put a sticker on the bike that says "We crossed the Nullarbor".
Wednesday 16 November 2011
Day 22 Cunderdin - Chidlow 125km
Good tailwinds today. Even though the Great Eastern Highway - Route 94 - became wider and smoother, the trucks no longer moved over, especially when there was an overtaking lane. I was happy to be off that road and on the railtrail.
Camped near Chidlow at Lake Leschanaultia which was a beautiful place to camp.
The rail trail to Midland went through the John Forrest National Park, and was mostly downhill. It was a joy to scoot on that track than ride on the highway.
I set a new speed record of 49km/h downhill back on the highway.
Camped near Chidlow at Lake Leschanaultia which was a beautiful place to camp.
The rail trail to Midland went through the John Forrest National Park, and was mostly downhill. It was a joy to scoot on that track than ride on the highway.
I set a new speed record of 49km/h downhill back on the highway.
Peter who has been on the road for seven years! (Northam) |
Last night of camping at Lake Leschanaultia |
Monday 14 November 2011
Day 21 Merredin to Cunderdin 108km
Hi,
Just a short message:
Headwinds, good road - wide and smooth.
Will ride from Cunderdin to Northam (56km) , then take the Kep bike track to Woroloo , then the Rail reserves heritage trail to Midland. I'll stay in Midland on the 15th, and make the final dash to the Indian Ocean on the 16th. Barring bottles.
http://www.railtrails.org.au/states/trails.php3?action=trail&trail=49
Rob.
Just a short message:
Headwinds, good road - wide and smooth.
Will ride from Cunderdin to Northam (56km) , then take the Kep bike track to Woroloo , then the Rail reserves heritage trail to Midland. I'll stay in Midland on the 15th, and make the final dash to the Indian Ocean on the 16th. Barring bottles.
http://www.railtrails.org.au/states/trails.php3?action=trail&trail=49
Rob.
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