Esperance celebrates that on 12 July 1979 parts of Skylab crashed scattering pieces between Esperance and Balladonia.
From 2019 I am living a more relaxed life. After 35 years I am retired from engineering practice.
You can expect me to mention retirement projects, travel and of course the beloved.
My hobbies may include nature, camping, repair, and reading.
Wednesday, September 14, 2022
Tuesday, September 13, 2022
Telecom Cable Markers
As we cross the Nullarbor, the Telecom Australia Optical fibre posts kept pace sometimes North of the highway and sometimes South.
Notoriously in Western Australia, the local Xmas tree would cut the cable.
The tree is parasitic and is roots grow nodules to cut into roots of other trees to tap nutrients.
Weird Legend
At the Mundrabilla Roadhouse is a strange story on a brass plaque.
I do not understand what it is about.
Was a novelist forced to work for a road building contractor?
Monday, September 12, 2022
Sunday, September 11, 2022
Ecula
Parts of the Ecula caravan park are shady and have ocean views.
This is another caravan park without water.
Edge of the Nullarbor
We had an easy drive from the Nullarbor Roadhouse to Ecula.
Along the way are three well signposted lookouts.
At the lookouts the undermining of the cliffs was obvious.
Saturday, September 10, 2022
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