We departed Sydney in another tiny rental car, this time bound for Melbourne via the coastal route.  Our drive started along with a rainstorm large enough to shut down the Sydney airport, which followed us south for a few days.  We'd inherited a tent from friends in Sydney, and with National Parks lining the route, figured we'd have no problem camping along the way - if only it weren't pouring rain and we'd had any other camping gear besides the tent. Our only plan was to drive until we felt like stopping - though unfortunately, the rain didn't.  So one was spent sleeping in our Hyundai, in the village of Jervis Bay - a town that includes a general store, a police station, and about two streets with a handful of houses.  We parked under a streetlight and got as much sleep as we could without the ability to extend our legs.  The highlight though, was when Allie came back from a bathroom run knocking on my window and pointing excitedly in the pouring rain - our first kangaroo sighting!  There were two of them, just hanging out in someone's front yard, munching away on the grass.