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2005-01-05
2005-01-07
Australia
Distance today: 25.0 km (Accumulated: 16343.0 km)
Country: Australia
2005.01.06.Evening stage. [green road sign on Eyre A1: "WA 130km"] -
[green road sign on Eyre A1: "WA 105km"].
(Crew: John Paw and family all stage).
25km, 2:22:11h. Excl. food, water, road-finding, toilet etc. stops.
Total 16.302km.
Start: 18:45pm.
Finish: 21:27pm.
Time GMT + 10:30 hours (NB: South Australian Time!)
+23c, almost clear sky and medium wind at start.
18c, sunset and same at finish.
... The desert stages goes on... divided into morning and evening sessions
to avoid the midday sunburn. But as you can see the temperature has been
very 'cold' compared to the usual summer temperatures out here at around
40 - 45c on the hot days. Actually it right now reminds me more of a good
summer day back in Denmark than a desert :-) That is; if there were any
trees and lakes to go with the good temperature ;-) As it is, it's at best
low shrubbery and sand, gravel and more sand until the desert abruptly
ends at the steep limestone cliffs which defines the 40meter dip down to
the Southern Ocean coast right next to the desert !
Goto:
2005-01-05
2005-01-07
Australia
Distance today: 25.0 km (Accumulated: 16343.0 km)
Country: Australia
2005.01.06. [green road sign on Eyre A1: "WA 155km" (= West Australia
155km)] - [green road sign on Eyre A1: "WA 130km".
(Crew: John Paw and family all stage).
25km, 2:27:21h. Excl. food, water, road-finding, toilet etc. stops.
Total 16.277km.
Start: 9:27am.
Finish: 12:04pm.
Time GMT + 10:30 hours (NB: South Australian Time!)
+14c, overcast & medium wind at start.
26c, half overcast and same wind at finish.
- Another easy morning stage in the barren desert landscape.
Good news has arrived that Peter Gray is on his way from Geelong to crew
through most of the remaining desert stages!
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