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“Half way across Australia” ….. continuing on with my mission!

well, I have recently past half way across Australia having reached 15351 Eyre Highway, Kimba, South Australia at.

Kimba was established in 1915. The name is derived from the Aboriginal word, with the meaning of "Bush Fire”.

Kimba is also the home of “The Big Galah”. I have to thank Kayla from The Big Galah who shouted me a sandwich and a drink for the rest of tonight’s drive.

It is also the home of some very impressive silo art. Standing proudly at over 60m wide and 25m high The Viterra Silos at Kimba were painted by artist Cam Scale in September 2017 taking some 26 days and 200 litres of paint to complete.

Follow Sam’s Travels

You can follow Sam’s adventures via his Facebook Page at “The Travelling Jackaroo” https://www.facebook.com/ thetravellingjackaroo

It gets “bloody cold” out here on the Nullarbor, but the Way Out West Outfitters oilskin vest makes a difference though, keeps my chest warm.

Remember: Together we can make bullying a thing of the past and it all starts with a conversation. Do it for Dolly..

Be a real “Mate”

Make sure that you look after your matesTreat them all well!.

Travelling Jackaroo “Getting to the Top” Sam’s

There are no places for bullies or abusers.

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