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got a fine collection fo shoes
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A cat's eye view of the Australian outback
Shannon Corvo, 8 May 2020, ABC News Online
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-05-08/outback-travels-with-a-bengal-cat-and-remote-school-teacher/12196994?nw=0
Shannon Corvo, 8 May 2020, ABC News Online
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-05-08/outback-travels-with-a-bengal-cat-and-remote-school-teacher/12196994?nw=0
Kartika is not a regular cat.
The four-year-old Bengal has a social media following and an owner with a taste for adventure.
One of her regular activities — aside from chasing ping-pong balls around the house — is travelling through the outback with secondary school teacher Lou Myers, 34.
"She likes to stick her head out the window as we're driving along, sniff the air and see what's going on," says Lou.”
The four-year-old Bengal has a social media following and an owner with a taste for adventure.
One of her regular activities — aside from chasing ping-pong balls around the house — is travelling through the outback with secondary school teacher Lou Myers, 34.
"She likes to stick her head out the window as we're driving along, sniff the air and see what's going on," says Lou.”
The 5-kilo feline has spent much of her life travelling vast distances across Australia, to places as different from each other as Alice Springs and the bustling Adelaide CBD.
Here she is visiting the monstrous spaceship from the 2000 film Pitch Black sitting ominously in Coober Pedy's town centre, in regional South Australia.
Here she is visiting the monstrous spaceship from the 2000 film Pitch Black sitting ominously in Coober Pedy's town centre, in regional South Australia.
"She likes to get out and have a look around, whether it's checking out the beach or checking out water holes in remote areas — even checking out the traffic when we're driving into a town," Lou says.
Their road trips can last days.
While Kartika and Lou are housebound, in a remote community in South Australia, at present — adhering to restrictions on travel imposed as a result of COVID-19 — when they do travel, it is in a modified SUV.
"We've got the back seats taken out so there's a double bed in the back," Lou says.
"She likes to camp in the back with me."
Kartika is secured by her lead and harness to an interior handle and has access to food and water when they're moving.
"We've got the back seats taken out so there's a double bed in the back," Lou says.
"She likes to camp in the back with me."
Kartika is secured by her lead and harness to an interior handle and has access to food and water when they're moving.
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