Day 11. The middle of nowhere to Madura (50 miles)

We happily departed from the middle of nowhere and headed for Madura. We got there early and booked ourselves a budget room for a mere 80 aud. It was good value as we had  a/c, fridge and tv! We had a relaxing day there. Dermot had a rest and I went for a walk to see another blow hole. Its very dry and barren scrubland and hot!!!!


 The facilities in a budget room. ( crude a/c installation!!!)
View from the Madura Pass



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  1. Dylan NortonMarch 24, 2019 at 1:06 PM

    Not so many miles today. Is that because it is so unbearable hot?? This is your son DYLAN NORTON

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