The Lap: The EV adventure down under continues

This episode kicks off in Warrnambool, Victoria, and and continues across into South Australia. Heading north, the boys pass through Mount Gambier, Hahndorf, and the stunning Eyre Peninsula.

Dom and Trent visit the Tantanoola Tavern, a spot Dom has been particularly eager to explore due to its connection to the legendary Tantanoola Tiger. In August 1895, the so-called tiger was shot by Mr. Tom Donovan at Mt Salt Station, located approximately 20 kilometres south of Tantanoola.

Initially a mystery, the creature was later identified by a taxidermist in Mt Gambier as either an Assyrian or Northern Russian Wolf. This intriguing snippet of local history is proudly displayed at the tavern, offering a unique glimpse into the region's past.

Another highlight of this episode is the visit to the Kilsby Sinkhole. For four generations, the sinkhole has been central to the Kilsby family's farming activities. Over the years, its role has evolved significantly, transforming it into a site rich in history and potential adventure.

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