Desolation Boulevard
“They had spent the day travelling cautiously on the main road that would take them over the Great Dividing Range, but despite the absence of immediate danger, the trip had been a slow one. Occasionally they found their way blocked by cars that needed to be winched clear, and they were wary of being ambushed again by marauders, so Dylan rarely drove above fifty kilometres an hour. Bonnie and Sally took turns in the front seat as lookouts, and their guns were loaded and ready to fire if needed. T...hey saw a few survivors wandering about forlornly, but they kept to themselves, and Dylan didn’t slow down or try to make contact with them. They knew that there would be clusters of people springing and forming groups like the one at St Jude’s, but Dylan, Sally and Bonnie had no need for them just yet. Maybe after they found Bonnie’s daughter they could be part of a meaningful community again, but at the moment they had a goal to pursue and they needed to do it on their own.
The town they decided to stop in was a tourist village called Mount Edward at the top of the Dividing Range.MoreLess
The town they decided to stop in was a tourist village called Mount Edward at the top of the Dividing Range.MoreLess
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