Nothing happens particularly quickly on the range. There is difficulty getting equipment and parts and there are a fair number of safety regulations. Oh, there were some really amazing things that happened, but if I told you, I'd have to kill you...

I have started biking to the range. It is about 5 miles and takes less than 25 minutes. On a busy day, I'll get passed by 4 cars. Most days, it is just one or two. Here are two views from the bike ride. In both directions, I can see my destination after about 1/3 of the ride.
Here you can see the airport hangers in the distance:

Here you can see the edge of Woomera Village in the distance:

Here is a Bearded Dragon warming up on the road in the middle of the day. He let us get quite close to photograph him and then suddenly scurried away.

Last weekend we drove an hour north to Roxby Downs to do some more serious shopping. There are about 4000 people there, so their grocery store is a lot better. We also took a swim in their indoor, 16 meter, overheated pool. I still managed to get a workout.

Here we are loading our groceries into our car.

Here we are having chicken curry pies at a small restaurant. Sunday afternoon, there were not many stores open. Though it is the end of winter, the day was nice and warm. It could presage a summer that is quite hot.

Duncan (customer), Tim (project manager), Christa (system engineer)

 JT (electrical) and Chris (mechanical)

Lunch yesterday: Roo burger. I would not have known it was kangaroo if I wasn't told.