Monday
24th
October 2016
SHE
SAID:
We
farewelled Cairns in the best way possible.... breakfast on the beach!
Well, at the beach shack that we found yesterday.
An
unexciting trip back to Canberra; the traffic was crazy mad when we
left Sydney Airport, but other than that everything went smoothly.
Geoff even got a meat pie for dinner when we stopped at the
Heatherbrae's Pie Shop in Sutton.
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| Carol, Kyran, Hayley, Sophie & Hazel |
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| Leaving Cairns |
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| Arriving into Sydney |
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Sydney Airport sign... Seriously... it's
only October
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| Dusk in the ACT |
HE SAID:
No surprise, but it was much cooler at Sydney when we left the terminal. Then we tackled the afternoon traffic. Hmmm. I don't know why road designers insist on putting stupidly undersized access points on to major roads. Accessing the M5 from Sydney Airport had 2 lanes turning onto the motorway under the control of traffic lights that allowed only a few vehicles time enough to turn, while being hindered by a lane of severely backed-up traffic from the opposite direction trying to merge into the same space on the M5 access lane, which then dwindled to one lane. So 3 very busy lanes merged into one lane, very badly. Did nobody think that this may be a bloody obvious choke point?
No surprise, but it was much cooler at Sydney when we left the terminal. Then we tackled the afternoon traffic. Hmmm. I don't know why road designers insist on putting stupidly undersized access points on to major roads. Accessing the M5 from Sydney Airport had 2 lanes turning onto the motorway under the control of traffic lights that allowed only a few vehicles time enough to turn, while being hindered by a lane of severely backed-up traffic from the opposite direction trying to merge into the same space on the M5 access lane, which then dwindled to one lane. So 3 very busy lanes merged into one lane, very badly. Did nobody think that this may be a bloody obvious choke point?
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