As we were leaving I saw the "no fires & no acampar" sign. John
admitted to seeing it the previous night, I had not seen it; and there
certainly wasn't one on the other side or on our way across!!
Couldn’t find Internet so either had to go into the crowds again or travel 250km’s
to Ingeniero Jacobacci a town of 5000 so should have Internet.
Drove past another hydro electric station. The first section was on a new bit of seal, then off onto a secondary road, while they
built and sealed the main road. A rough uninteresting road. Followed
2 other cars, we all traveled at about 60. Finally got to the town and the
first thing all 3 of us did was to line up at the fuel station.
Drove past another hydro electric station. The first section was on a new bit of seal, then off onto a secondary road, while they
built and sealed the main road. A rough uninteresting road. Followed
2 other cars, we all traveled at about 60. Finally got to the town and the
first thing all 3 of us did was to line up at the fuel station.
Fuel stations can be very slow. Only a couple of guys to fill four or six cars, they also take payment so there is often a wait to get to the bowser and then a wait to be filled. But at least there is fuel.
While driving around
trying to find a park with free wifi ,as we had no service on our
moviestar SIM, we found a mobile cool-store van selling fish so I bought 2
fillets which cost about AU$10. A lady and 2 kids spoke to us for a
while and told us that moviestar is good here but not today. Went to
the super market but could not buy fruit and vegie as the guy that
sells them wasn't at the supermarket so just bought bread.
Just as we were leaving Johns Moviestar got reception. We sat beside the park and I got the Youth club finances balanced and report sent off. Camped up above town near the lookout with Internet.
Just as we were leaving Johns Moviestar got reception. We sat beside the park and I got the Youth club finances balanced and report sent off. Camped up above town near the lookout with Internet.
250km