Wongyarra > Port Augusta (88km, 4h10)

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Today, I want to reach Port Augusta and go to a Telstra shop to get a new SIM card. That way I will have more coverage along the way. (ps: I will have a new phone number too because it’s faster and easier doing this that way). Then, I will have to go shopping to get a week of food and plenty of water. I’m not worried about this next step. I just don’t want to spend too much money along the way because the food is going to be more expensive for sure! This is a cloudy day again and this morning was freezing! But the hot coffee helped!

Map.

Wongyarra Cycling

Elevation.

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This is Melrose here. The environment is a bit different here has there is mountains! The highway is certainly flat and easy but, as I said, I prefer to stay out of it as long as I can. ANd this is nice around here :-)

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Some old fashioned buildings :-)

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Adelaide, 269km. I’ve done a fair distance already since :-) I will have a break for few minutes.

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And this is Wilmington where I just had my lunch break this time. I’ve got nearly no food and water now as I will be in Port Augusta in about two hours. I think some hills are coming soon so I will be lighter which is good!

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Here are they!

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Adelaide hills 2?

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This is Horrocks Pass at almost 500m high. From now it’s downhill all the way to Port Augusta (I hope).

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Ho, That was good!

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Now, look the other side, where I’m going. It’s pretty flat now. I’m still 250m high so I will be on a slope for a while :-)

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This is the highway. I’m gonna follow this one until I will turn off to go to Uluru now. It might be 2000km or more haha. Few! I’m already tired ;-) Next step, find everything I need in Port Augusta! See ya!

2 thoughts on “Wongyarra > Port Augusta (88km, 4h10)

  1. You can always fly if you get too tired. :-) It is interesting to see how the scenery will change as you go inland.

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