Leaving Port Lincoln we headed out through the centre of town. There is no bypass road in Port Lincoln, the only way to transition from Flinders Hwy to Lincoln Hwy is through the middle of town with lots of awkward roundabouts and local traffic to dodge.
The continuing saga of trying to get our fridge repaired, after the Easter Monday public holiday I started to ring around to all the Dometic agents. Started with Ceduna, then Streaky Bay then Port Pierie then Port Lincoln, all saying the same thing, no parts available. The Caravan Repairer in Port Lincoln suggested we try EP Temperature Control in the same town as they may have what you are looking for. I gave them a call and finally we found the part, the only spare left on the planet apparently. So our travelling direction has now changed and we are heading for Port Lincoln at the bottom of the Ayre Peninsula.
We departed Esperance, the weather was fine and hoped this would continue for the rest of the week while we crossed the Nullarbor. We were a bit late out of the gate but not concerned as we did not have to be anywhere at a certain time.
Finally we are off on a caravan adventure which is longer 1 week. Time to head across the 'Bour' and up the middle to Darwin. Plan is to visit some of the sights we missed last time around but also revisit a few of the favorites as well.
Leaving Adelaide it was time to head west back towards WA. Hard to believe but this 4 year adventure was almost over. We still have a few more weeks left and our next Destination was Streaky Bay and Ceduna. We would also catch up with Bruce an Gina as they were heading up from Port Lincoln on the southern tip of the Eyre Peninsula.