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Road Kill (Day 8)

9/26/2015

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​ A sad fact is the number of animals I see dead on the road. I have literally seen hundreds of kangaroos that have been struck by cars or trucks. It is so sad some are still alive all I can do is move them off the road into shade if there is any. In the extreme heat the stench of the rotting carcasses is almost unbearable. I rubbed my A535 under my nose to kill the smell. I never expected to see so many kangaroos. I have also seen foxes, snakes, wild pigs, hawks, eagles, possums, rabbits, wallabies even dingoes (they look like an orange dog) . Did you know the Austraian outback camel population is the largest in the world. Luckily no dead camels yet, but stay tuned my goal is to ride one!
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    I am a fire captain and cancer survivor.
    ​ I have now cycled around  the earth  by bicycle for cancer charity, but my journey is not over. I followed the rules of Guinness global 0circumnavigation. Same bike, same direction, cross two antipodal points, the equator and cover at least 29,000 km.  My final legs were crossing Australia north to south and east to west across the deserts bringing the total countries crossed to fifteen and a distance of 29,000 km over 10 years. The journey now continues to the most desolate and highest points of the earth.  email:
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