That’s because her limousine driver knows she likes to keep the windows open.

“We call it the chariot,” Kerrie Budge from Geelong said outside the Visitor Information Centre today.

“If the place is a bit hot, like Katherine, we take her in the chariot and she sits there and watches the world go by.

Kerrie and her partner have been on the around Australia trail for almost six months now and love it.

“When we get to a new town like Katherine we get out the bikes, and the chariot, and take a look,” she said.

“You get to see so much more of a town from the saddle of a bike.

“You wouldn’t see half the stuff we do from a car or our motorhome.”

Neillie, originally a rescue dog, has her water, her view, and her owners doing all the grunt work