Nullarbor Ho! (again)

The Eyre Highway starts at Norseman  — a small town that's your last chance to fill up with fuel at a reasonable cost. The next reasonably priced fuel is at Ceduna in South Australia, a distance of 1,200 kms.  Eucla, just over the SA/WA border, is probably the best bet for fuel on the Nullarbor itself.

This was Levi's first long trip and first time leaving his birth state of Western Australia. He handled it all with his usual enthusiasm and acceptance of whatever comes his way.

There are many free camping spots along the Eyre Highway - some have toilets and dump points and I usually try and stay in these. The main reason for using them is they are usually slightly cleaner than those without — less toilet paper around!

There are some magnificent spots along the cliffs just after the SA/WA border with spectacular views over the Great Australian Bight and, between June and October, the Southern Right Whales breed and give birth here

More from the Nullarbor

Loading Grain near Norseman

Tin Camels at Norseman

Recently harvested field

We've been out of range recently so here are a few more photos from our Nullarbor Crossing — these were taken around Norseman the wheat growing belt here in WA.

Am also testing out posting via email.

nb. later — it works really well, saves time being online and can send the photos in smaller format which saves space and download time.

Crossing the Nullarbor

Just before each town there is an emergency Royal Flying Doctor landing strip on the road

Fraser Range Sheep Station at the western end of Nullabor Plain where we camped overnight

Wow!! Diesel over $2 per litre

Campsite just before the WA border

Campsite on the Great Australian Bight