Sunday, 14 October 2012

The Nullarbor

WE MADE IT! Hot, windy and dry, the Nullarbor (Nullus Arbor - latin, no trees) is quite an interesting drive actually. Well it is a damn long way, being 1200km from Norseman to Ceduna (especially when you add a few 100km's to start from Kalgoorlie). We did it in three legs, Kalgoorlie to Balladonia via Norseman, then to Eucla and on to Ceduna. The 146km straight just past Balladonia was straight, but hilly and the scenery still had a few trees. The highlight of the crossing was stopping into the Head of the Bight and seeing Southern Right Whales with their calves just off the coast, right below viewing platforms!

Balladonia Roadhouse Caravan Park

Eyre Highway dusk view at Balladonia

'Xoc' reading the roadsigns - 146km dead straight!

Eucla Roadhouse Caravan Park

Eucla Caravan Park View pano

Eucla Roadhouse Directions

Yet another animal warning sign

Bunda Cliffs from roadside lookout

Head of the Bight view of Bunda Cliffs with Southern Right Whales

Head of the Bight - NjB Proof of Life

Head of the Bight - Southern Right Whale

Head of the Bight - Southern Right Whale doing human watching

Head of the Bight - Southern Right Whale lazing about

Head of the Bight - Southern Right Whale with Calf

Big4 Ceduna Tourist Park

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