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A New Start in Life Part 29
A New Start in Life: After loosing his family in a horrific road accident
Stephen takes refuge in being Susanna part time. However a girl
acquaintance visiting his flat accidentally discovers his secret.
Stephen then confesses that he wished that he could become Susanna and
makes a very important decision that will give him the new start in life.
He starts to live as Susanna with the help of his two best girl friends.
In this chapter the girls continue to travel with the Kiwi's in a pub on
the west coast the girls secret cheerleading past catches up with them.
The trip ends in disaster with one of our heroines in hospital fighting
for her life.
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Will settled back down grinning like an absolute idiot mind you I had a
daft grin on my face with the expectation of spending the next three
weeks with these gorgeous guys. And I could see that the other girls were
similarly excited.
As for the guys - well men are not all that good at hiding their feelings
they were grinning like a cat that's got the cream and in a way they had.
We munched our bacon sarnies and simply chatted we found out everything
about them and told them a lot about us.
Then Tank said, "You know girl's I'm sure I've seen you somewhere before!
But I'm buggered if I can remember where - you're not famous are you?" I
think it clicked with all of us girls at the same time the IPL! As both
Australia and New Zealand are sports mad.
Charley in her disarming way commented, "Famous? Us? Nah the only thing
famous we've ever done is get stuck while we were driving Route 66. Well
when I say we got stuck it was Susie who was driving!"
This distracted them and they started asking about our travels across
America while I shot Charley a glare that was like water off s ducks back
Charley simply smiled at me - but it had worked they were on another
subject.
About noon we all decided to take a wander and explore. We girls headed
to the rest room to 'freshen up' which in girl speak means discuss how we
were going to handle things.
Which didn't take much discussing as we all were quite taken by our
gaggle of Kiwi's (what is the collective noun for a group of Kiwi's?) and
decided to let things take it's course.
Kelly said, "For the time being Rule 1?" Shoni and I agreed but Charley
and Ceri hadn't a clue what we were talking about.
Shonali explained, "When we were teaching Susie we made rule's up, rule 1
means that we arrive together and leave together really we keep an eye on
each other."
Charley nodded commenting, "Makes sense - good move guys." We also
decided that we would keep the IPL cheerleader bit quiet too. Guy's may
get the wrong idea!
We joined the guys and set off. It turned out that they like the similar
thing that we do looking at the attractions of the places natural and
historic so it would seem we would get on well.
We went around Port Augusta and saw the attractions we insisted on paying
our way, as it wouldn't be fair on the guys - after all if they had
budgeted like us cash would be tight.
But what is it about guy's they ALL WAYS argue about things like that
even though it makes total sense just this stupid macho thing!
So we visited among other places the Wadlata Outback Centre we went to
the Flinders Ranges and Outback of SA in Wadlata's Tunnel of Time; which
was fascinating.
The Augusta Water Cruises that followed the course of Matthew Flinders
and was a unique cruise of the Upper Spencer Gulf and we saw dolphins at
really close quarters.
Every third Sunday there was a flea market; which was pretty cool and the
guy's while I wouldn't say enjoyed it they indulged us. (The power of a
girl!)
Every night we all chipped in and cooked something back at the tents then
wandered to the local pub for a few tinnies (as they say). Then back to
the tents and sleep and before anyone says anything we slept in our own
tents!
Then it was time to pick the tour up, we packed up and soon we were ready
for the off.
The guys weren't as practiced as the five of us also their kit was bigger
so we ended up helping them.
They were really jealous of our very sophisticated lightweight equipment
as our five backpacks together weighed as much as two of theirs! Ceri's
was a bit heavier as she didn't have the lightweight kit we had, so we
did spread some of her stuff around our packs.
We headed for the tour bus and met up with the other travellers that had
joined in Melbourne after stowing our gear in the hold of the bus we
started to get to know our fellow travellers.
It was a very broad cross section with an age range from late 60's to us
five who were the youngest.
It was assumed that we were travelling with they guy's but in a spirit of
freedom we soon dispelled that explaining that we were travelling around
the world and had already drove across America cycled around New Zealand
and now were seeing Australia the easier way - and looking after these
poor lost Kiwi guys.
Everybody was really friendly which I think is something to do with the
free spirit of travellers. Mind you this was good because we were
together for the next 26 days!
We were having a drink with the guy's and some others from the tour in a
bar in Exmouth we had just finished snorkelling over the Ningaloo Reef
which was amazing to see the water so clear. Tomorrow we were going
Humpback Whale watching.
We were sat at a large table, my back was to the bar and TV when Kelly's
face changed and I noticed everyone was looking at Charley and I.
I had a quick look to make sure I was not accidentally showing anything
we shouldn't, as my top was a bit loose! I was all tucked in where I
should have been so all I said was, "What's up?"
Kell simply nodded to the TV. I turned to see the screen then I blushed
scarlet.
The pub was showing a DVD of the IPL cricket and the barman had spotted
two cheerleaders and froze the picture - it was Charley and I shaking our
stuff in our skimpy uniforms!
Well the place erupted instead of being treated as outcasts we were
instant celebrities. The DVD started playing and it wasn't long before
Kelly, Shonali and Ceri were spotted everyone realised that they had half
a cheerleading squad in the pub!
What a brilliant night we had, some of the women wanted lessons and all
of the men wanted us to strut our stuff which with a few tinnies inside
us we happily did making sure that guy's were dancing too.
The Kiwi's were made up that we were 'famous' none of us bought a drink
all night!
I really won't bore you with the next 20 days it is suffice to say that
we saw a lot of Australia. Our accommodation was a mixture of camping and
hostels and yes once we got to know the guy's a lot better I think it is
true to say we all had sex with our respective hunks.
After being with these guys for over a month it was sad saying good-bye.
They had been good company and prefect gentlemen respecting our space
until we gave indications we were ready for a more intimate relationship.
Then once the relationship had been formed none of them were possessive
they were the perfect foil for us five.
Of course we all exchanged phone numbers and addresses promising to keep
in touch (as you do) but as usual life get's in the way - or does it??
Darwin this deserves a mention mainly due to the bigoted attitude of the
asshole of an Uncle I never knew I had! As far as we are both concerned
wish we had never met.
However I will say that his wife was really nice. We managed to stay in
his company for about 3 hours before the five of us had endured as much
as we could stand.
He hated me for what I had become and soon reduced me to tears with his
cutting comments.
Because we were travelling alone her thought we were below contempt
'harlot's' he called us - this is the 21st century he was in the 19th
century.
His wife Bindy who was an Australian tried to stem the flow of vitriol
but got told by Kelly, "Bindy, thanks for what you are trying to do but
we're not hanging around this asshole he is so bigoted! I really feel
sorry for you and pity his small narrow minded world!"
With that we picked up our gear and headed off to the bus station to get
a bus to Alice Springs and ultimately Uluru.
Even though Darwin looked a nice place we simply decided that we were not
even going to remain in the vicinity of that creep of an uncle of mine.
We were lucky as the bus left at noon arriving about nine in the morning
the next day.
We had enough time to grab some food before the bus left Darwin also to
buy munchies and drink for the trip and finally catch the coach.
I must admit I was very upset at the reception my uncle had given us and
composed a long email to my Aunty Val. The rest of the girls comforted
me, but I was hurt and wounded by his hatred to me - I felt very low.
Charley and Ceri sat each side of me and Charley put things into
perspective by saying, "Look Susie us two haven't known you as long as
the other guys but please believe us when we tell you that your little
toe is worth more than that bastards whole body. You are a kind
considerate girl who certainly didn't deserve all that abuse.
Just think about all the nice people you've met and that should make you
see things in a different way."
I sobbed, "But they didn't know about me. He did and hated me!"
It was Ceri's turn very softly she said, "Everyone else saw what you are
- a very pretty loving young girl. I personally think you could have met
that bastard as a man and he'd still have found fault. He's a sad
specimen of manhood - and I personally wouldn't piss on him if he was on
fire!"
Coming from Ceri this was a first! And her use of words made me giggle in
spite of myself.
I felt a bit better and said to the two of them, "Thanks guys I feel
better now, let's get on with life and forget that asshole."
While we were on the coach we took the opportunity to fully charge our
phones and ipad. This would give out trusty stove some respite.
There were a few stops on the way to break the monotony and soon darkness
fell and we all snuggled down to sleep.
These coaches are wonderful places to sleep even though parts of the road
were a bit bumpy.
Alice Springs was our goal. Then we planned to get a local tour to see
Uluru at it's very best that is at sunrise.
We had booked into the Alice Springs Haven Backpacker resort for 4 days.
As there were 5 girls we went for an all female dorm, this cost us Aus$26
a day with free breakfast. The place had Internet connection; pool; air
conditioning in the rooms; beer garden; luggage store; communal kitchen.
It was a great place to stay as usual friendly and clean and they hired
bikes at $30 a day so of course we hired them for the first day, the
second day we booked a trip to see sunset at Uluru.
To go and see Uluru was an expensive business. If we had wanted to see
sunrise the best tour we could get was $500 so we got the cheapest we
could find $200 which was a one day tour all inclusive including a bar-b-
q but this really stretched our finances from now on we were going to
have to camp as we had very little money left for this leg of our world
trip. We still had about 8,000km left on our Greyhound travel pass, which
should get us back to Sydney.
Uluru (aka Ayres Rock) is a very special place other places we had
visited had also been special but this was different it was awe-inspiring
of course. Serene yes very much so but the overwhelming feeling of the
place was sacred it felt sacred and very special.
The final day we spent simply at the pool in the hostel and getting ready
for our next leg of the journey This was a complicated trip we went from
Alice Springs band to Tennant Creek then we changed bus to go to Mount
Isa where we changed bus again to get to Townsville at least that was the
idea.
We got the bus back to Tennant Creek and waited for the next one to take
us to Mount Isa. We were sat waiting talking when I said, "Guys when we
get to Avon Downs there a camp site there opposite to the police station
how about we have a wander around the outback?"
After a discussion we decided that this would be a good idea Ceri was
really happy because as a zoology student she knew and loved the outback
and couldn't wait to show us 'the real Australia' - what a decision this
turned out to be.
We stocked up on supplies at Tennant Creek for at least a three day stay
at Avon Downs including some bottled water there was water at the camp
site but this was not really potable but with the police station opposite
we reckoned that the guy's there would look after five damsels in
distress. (The power of women)
We got the bus and were dropped off at the police station at 2:15am asked
at the police station about the campsite. The guy in the station not only
showed us where the campsite was but illuminated the area with the lights
on his police truck. He also told us that there was a shower and stuff at
the site but to watch for spiders and snakes!
Next morning we soon woke up, as the sun was very hot. After making our
breakfast we set off for on 'walkabout' or at least our version of a
walkabout.
Ceri was in her element I had never seen her so animated pointing out the
unusual flora and fauna or at least the tracks made by the few animals
around the place which seemed to consist of lizards, snakes and spiders.
It was hot even in the Australian winter the temperature was mid 30's C
were we glad of our bush hats as usual the fly's were relentless.
We walked to a lake (billabong) where a flock of budgerigar's took flight
- it was amazing especially to us that associated this bird with cages
they were hundreds if not thousands of them.
A nice steady walk back to the tents then we cooked supper and charged
our phones then sat back with the guitars mouthorgan and singing to spend
a very pleasant evening we were joined by a couple who were using the
rest they had a camper van and beer!
The next day was a repeat we packed a light lunch and set off in a
different direction. It was then disaster struck as well as a snake.
Kelly gave a scream Ceri who was close by uttered "Oh My god" we hurried
across to where Kelly was in time to see a brown coloured snake disappear
into the grass.
Ceri took immediate charge asking who was the best runner. This was
without a doubt Charley so Ceri told her to run to the police station and
tell them that Kelly had been bitten by an Eastern Brown snake she
emphasised the name.
Off Charley shot - like the proverbial greyhound. "Right you two keep
Kell still while I put a pressure bandage onto the bite.
Having been fed on a diet of westerns I stupidly said, "shouldn't we try
and suck the venom out?" Ceri looked at me saying, "Susie that's a load
of crap the best thing we can do is to keep her still and apply a
pressure bandage around the wound and up above the site to try and stop
the spread of the toxins."
It seemed an age but finally we heard the sound of an engine and the
police Land rover pulled up the guy leapt out saying, "You sure it was an
Eastern Brown not a King Brown?" Ceri assured him saying, "Yep it's an
Eastern, when it struck it was arched" she then went onto describe it's
scaling and other features of the snake the officer asked if Ceri was
certain and had not mixed the snake up with a King Brown. Ceri assured
him that she knew what she was talking about as reptiles were her
speciality.
All this questioning took less than a minute but once he was sure Ceri
knew what she was talking about administered some anti venom then we got
Kelly into the truck and he called for medical evacuation.
Just as we got her into the truck Kelly was vomited and her bowls
evacuated she was totally out of it. We made our own way back to the
campsite as worried as hell arriving just as the aeroplane landed with
the doctor. We decided that Ceri would go with Kelly as she was a
relation and saw the incident while we followed with all our gear.
We all were really shaken by this incident and asked the police where
Kelly had been taken to. It turns out she had gone to Camooweal Hospital
which was the base hospital for the RFDS.
The police offered to take us the 70km so we broke a world record packing
our gear and piled into a quite smelly Land rover. An attempt had been
made to clean the interior but is still stunk of vomit and pooh! Poor
Kelly!
On the drive to the hospital the police office really cheered us up by
telling us that the Eastern Brown Snake is the second most venomous snake
in the world.
He also told us that we were lucky to have a zoologist with us, which
gave rapid identification of the snake, and the correct treatment was
given improving Kelly's chances of living greatly.
I was quietly crying as I felt it was my entire fault - after all it was
me that suggested the stop over. If we had stayed on the stupid bus Kelly
would have been ok.
I was weeping partly for me (being a selfish cow) but mainly I was
absolutely devastated worried sick about my best friend Kelly.
We got to the hospital and were shown to where Kelly was, the three of us
simply stood at the foot of the bed in fear and apprehension as to what
the future may hold.
Kelly was ashen there were drips going into her and she was on a
ventilator there were all sorts of leads monitoring her.
Ceri noticed us and hurried towards us now there were four of us huddled
together for mutual support and comfort.
Ceri then told us what was going on. We were lucky that Ceri specialises
in reptiles that's why her identification of the snake was accepted and
why she knew exactly what treatment to give Kelly.
Brown snake venom has a very potent presynaptic neurotoxin - which
apparently isn't good!
She had to put in into layman's terms as none of us had a clue what she
was talking about when she told us in technical speak.
The venom interferes with messages from the brain to the nervous system
and muscles causing a shut down of the body.
Blood refuses to clot and this is shown by a low platelet count. Ceri
further said that there could be problems with the lymph nodes and renal
failure all in all Kelly was one sick girl.
Ceri had phoned her mum who was going to phone Kelly's mum so they could
get to Australia to be with their daughter.
While Kelly was stable she was very poorly and was being transferred to
Adelaide that is the major hospital in the central area.
We all panicked that we would be separated again and were working
ourselves into a state when we were told we could travel with her this
calmed us a lot as we didn't want to be separated again.
When the time came to load Kelly on board the plane it was obvious that
there wasn't enough room for us all.
We had a quick discussion and decided that Ceri and Shonali would go
while we would follow as fast as we could go meeting them at Adelaide.
Hurriedly we moved stuff between backpacks so Charley and myself would
have everything we needed for our journey and tearfully we said goodbye.
As we watched the aeroplane taxi for take off Charley looked at me and
said, "Well Suzie it's the two of us now let's haul ass girl!"
I grinned at her and hauling our backpacks onto our backs we set off
towards the nearest coach stop.
Luckily the coach from Townsville to Tennant Creek stopped at Camooweal
but we had seven hours to wait this would take us to Tennant Creek where
we cold get a coach to Adelaide.
We got a nice meal inside us for as Charley said when I said I wasn't
hungry, "Susanna I know you're upset but you must eat you'll be no good
to Kel if you collapse."
I thought about Charley's dad and how much his comrades admired him -
Charley was in the same mould quiet most of the time but decisive and
confident when the sh1t hit the fan.
Of course the bus dropped us off in Tennant Creek at 2am. Luckily we had
just over an hour until the coach to Adelaide arrived the journey to
Adelaide took about 30 hours!
This part took us to Alice Springs arriving at 9:15 am the next coach
took us to Adelaide arriving 0730 the next day.
It was a long journey punctuated by sleep eating and worrying, on the leg
from Alice to Adelaide we had the same drivers we had been with
previously and they asked if we all had had a bust up.
We told them what had happened and they apologised profusely but we were
too far-gone to take any offence after all how were they to know.
Finally we arrived at Adelaide and phoned the girls, Charley got Ceri who
was having a snack at the hospital while Shonali was with Kelly.
All too soon we were reunited having a group hug before going in to see
Kelly.
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