Along the Hume highway
we also hit torrential rain and the car almost overheated what a
combo there we were with bucket pouring rain and a car that was in
the red, after pouring some water on the outside of the water
container and waiting 10min I tried opening the cap slowly and
standing well away so that if the steam blew out after shooting the
cap off I would be ok. A little steam came out, the water level had
been fine before it must have just leaked while we were driving and
in the rain I couldn’t check for any drips now. We filled up again
and after idling and checking that all was good we were off again
80km/hr was the max we could go in what appered to be looking like a
flash flood ahead of us.
As we got closer to
Sydney we could sense it traffic became stop start with people
changing lanes and nobody thanking anyone or letting anyone in.
Weather looked dismall with wind and rain. The idea of being back in
the beach flat with tea and a warm shower sounded great though!
Here's some of the roadsigns we saw along the way and when you see a duplicated name in Oz like Wagga Wagga no its not a team chant its plural as in many of whatever the first word is in Aboriginal language in this case many crows!
1st March,
We said goodbye to our Jucy van and started planning everything for
the East coast up North and Asia for our trip back to London.
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