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Summer 2025: Day by Day

July 2: Ready to Roll!

Kindness Kathleen Terner 7/2/25 Kindness Kathleen Terner 7/2/25

July 2: Ready to Roll!

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I’ve never had to deal with an unexpected medical issue on a summer adventure before. But after getting an insect bite or injury on my elbow a week ago that turned into a red throbbing hot swollen expanding mess, the medical staff at two differ

When selecting which remote outpost to stay at last night, my eyes lit up when I spied the Cockelbiddy Hotel Motel on Google Maps. Although its name sounds like a combination of a rooster’s call and an angry old lady, Adventure Baby and I both

As I planned my route west along the Nullarbor Plain for today’s ride, I wasn’t sure how I would end up responding to what has been described as a several hundred mile arid, flat, almost treeless straight road with severe weather conditio

When I woke up this morning it was dark and raining. But by the time I ate breakfast the sun was rising, the storm clouds were gone, the rain had stopped, and a gentle mist had settled over the waters of Port Lincoln, creating a beautiful tableau of

Shortly after booking my great white shark cage tour off the Australian Bight a few weeks ago, I realized that given my claustrophobia and complete lack of experience breathing underwater, I might be more afraid of submerging myself in a cage in the

Although I’ve encountered many unexpected surprises in my trips through five different continents, today was a first in terms of a narrow miss with a sprinting emu as well as an unexpected stop at a medical clinic. All in all, the trip south fr

As I carefully cuddled Bella the koala against my chest at the Gorge Wildlife Park in Cudlee Creek last night, my maternal instincts took over. About the same weight as a large baby or young toddler, she contentedly chewed on fresh eucalyptus leaves

Examining my wet socks in Mount Gambier this morning, I realized that my attempt to dry the soaking footwear by placing it on top of the electric blanket on my hotel bed had not been enough to combat the frigid room temperature or lack of a blow drye

As I hugged the shoreline today making my way west from Lorne along the edge of the Southern Ocean from one beach town to another, I marveled at the beauty of the far-reaching vistas of turquoise and blue water, gently rolling frothy waves lapping ag

When the shipper in Melbourne called me this morning at 10:48am to tell me my bike had passed inspections and would soon be ready for pickup, my heart fluttered, my breath caught in my throat, and tears came to my eyes. After months of shipping probl