Final warning.
Watch out if a local offers you a 7 course meal....
a meat pie, (Kangaroo of course) and a 6 pack.
The heat is rising here in the capital of Oz's Northern Territory ahead of tomorrow's starting flag of the World Solar Challenge. El Reg's Special Projects Bureau is here braving improbable humidity, Oz beer and internet connection shenanigans to bring you the very latest on the world's leading heliowheels, but at 8:30am …
Internet cafés are not infrequent, so if your own internet access fails, you can try these. In the past I've written on a laptop and then used a thumb drive to copy my writing to a café computer and posted that way.
At the very least there are internet cafés in Tennant Creek and Alice Springs.
They hold it at this time of year because if they held it earlier they wouldnt get enough sun on the southern half f the continent to run the car, if they held it later they wouldnt get enough sun on the northern half of the country.
The southern winters are overcast most of the times anyways..
Thanks for the info. I've never been to the southern half of the country during the summer. Up here in the tropics it's cloudy for most of the six month summer wet season. Last dry season was cloudy and wet for the best part of six months too so we had 18 months of almost constant cloudy and wet weather. It was like being back in Blighty.
I'll get me raincoat.
But the quote "big swinging dicks" got me wondering.
Lester's in OZ.
Rintacella - the dyslexic version of cinderella ( the gairy fodmother turning 12 mite whice into 12 dorny honkeys with dig bicks and bairy halls).
Who'se covering his ass (I mean, new donkey - or was it female, in which case the above expression - covering - is possibly more relevant...)