Then it was on to Toowoomba and I had to change my singing style to a raspy, gravelly voice as it was the Darren Lockyer Way. The speed zones seemed to change randomly as did the appearance of road works. Hopefully they will build a Toowoomba bypass soon as I think the traffic lights are timed so that you have to stop at each set. :(
On the other side of Toowoomba they had fixed the road up quite abit since my last trip. After Dalby the traffic started to thin out and this continued until Roma where I stopped for fuel and lunch. As always happens the fuel pumps at the Roma Caltex don't like pumping into my main tank, luckily I had filled it from the auxiliary tank while driving. Then it was more driving and the traffic became almost nonexistent. I turned north at Morven and continued to have an easy drive, although I had a bit of a surprise when I came up behind a large Orica truck and saw the "Explosives" sign. I got past him quickly and continued on. I only saw a couple of live Roos along the road, most were dead and being eaten by swarms of birds. I finally got into Barcaldin at about 6:15 pm and checked into the first caravan park I came to, it turns out Phil is in the next one along.
I set up the quick tent and swag and had some Moroccan Lamb for dinner. Then a nice hot shower before I sat down to write up the days adventures. All up a total of 1170 kms in 12:30 hours of pretty easy driving.
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