Well our adventure is approaching an end and we are currently re-crossing the Nullabor and making our way back to WA and where we started from last Dec.
The Nullabor made me very nervous the first time we crossed in the Commer but now shes a lot more tired and heavier with all the bits we picked up along the way and i am even more nervous.
The Nullabor is 1200klm approx 750miles of almost nothing and definatley not a place to break down.
We hope to do it in two to three days allowing for the headwinds and Commers laden full speed of 70-80KPH.
Anyway fingers crossed and here is a patriotic photo for you all of a typical bush campsite on the edge of the Nullabor.
Wherever we roam,
we still call our Commer home!
www.commervanoztour.blogspot.com
The Nullabor made me very nervous the first time we crossed in the Commer but now shes a lot more tired and heavier with all the bits we picked up along the way and i am even more nervous.
The Nullabor is 1200klm approx 750miles of almost nothing and definatley not a place to break down.
We hope to do it in two to three days allowing for the headwinds and Commers laden full speed of 70-80KPH.
Anyway fingers crossed and here is a patriotic photo for you all of a typical bush campsite on the edge of the Nullabor.
Wherever we roam,
we still call our Commer home!
www.commervanoztour.blogspot.com