stackyFACTSDriving across the Australian outback is an exercise in sensory deprivation. The Eyre Highway features a section called the '90 Mile Straight,' which is exactly what it sounds like—90 miles of absolutely no turns, no curves, and no hills. It is entirely possible to fall asleep, drift, and still be on the road ten minutes later.
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