Some Pictures
While the car and some of our crew is in Melbourne doing wind tunnel testing, the rest of us have had a tad bit of down time here in Adelaide. I've finally gotten a chance to sift through the 800+ photos I've taken so far while here and have decided to share a glimpse of what I've captured.
Above: A view of downtown Melbourne from the pier.
Above: My first time driving on the other side of the car and on the other side of the road. To make things more difficult, it just had to be overcast and rainy.
Above: Camels at a market in Melbourne.
Above: A view of our semi trailer parked outside of Prince Alfred College.
Above: Stereotypical Australian trees.
Above: One of the many signs along the Stuart Highway in the Outback.
Above: Richard removing a dead kangaroo from the road (the scout car's job is to clear the road of debris).
Above: The red dirt of the Outback.
Above: Camp one night.
Above: A road train passing us. This oil carrier was the largest road train we encountered.
Above: One of the rather direct signs reminding you to rest while driving through the Outback.
Above: Our cars also reminded us to rest if we were driving too long.
Above: Typical Outback scenery.
Above: Australian sunset.
Above: The plane we took from Los Angeles to Melbourne.
Above: A view of downtown Melbourne from the pier.
Above: My first time driving on the other side of the car and on the other side of the road. To make things more difficult, it just had to be overcast and rainy.
Above: Camels at a market in Melbourne.
Above: A view of our semi trailer parked outside of Prince Alfred College.
Above: Stereotypical Australian trees.
Above: One of the many signs along the Stuart Highway in the Outback.
Above: Richard removing a dead kangaroo from the road (the scout car's job is to clear the road of debris).
Above: The red dirt of the Outback.
Above: Camp one night.
Above: A road train passing us. This oil carrier was the largest road train we encountered.
Above: One of the rather direct signs reminding you to rest while driving through the Outback.
Above: Our cars also reminded us to rest if we were driving too long.
Above: Typical Outback scenery.
Above: Australian sunset.
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Happy Birthday to Chris Hammond -Love, from his parental units!
How many times have you washed the window trying to turn on the turn signal? :-) Thanks for the pics and updates...Go BLUE!
Ditto on the turn signal thing. These pictures are great, keep them coming! I've got some from 2 years ago that are nearly identical. Tell Richard I feel his pain, and to keep up the imperative shovel work. The car, semi, support vehicles and everything else look great. Don't forget to take pictures of fun stuff during the few free minutes you have!
Those are really very nice pictures by which we can have a lot of informations about the cars
and the repairing of those
----------------------------------------------------------------------angelina03
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How many times have you washed the window trying to turn on the turn signal? :-) Thanks for the pics and updates...Go BLUE!
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