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The food team have been working hard as well. There were many items stored in the bus and these have been sorted and added to the items in the food trailer where necessary – and some that were in the food trailer have gone to the bus! We have filled all our water containers – something like 180 litres worth –
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Vehicles have been refuelled and are hopefully ready are for the week ahead. Petrol and diesel fuels are very expensive on the Nullarbor crossing and some vehicles are more expensive to run at slow speeds because they need to run in lower gears. The bus is very good in this situation because it can tolerate running in top gear at 28 + km/ph on flat roadway. I do not anticipate needing to buy more fuel until Ceduna or beyond as I am carrying a 200 litre drum of fuel additional to the bus tanks. This fuel was purchased at Perth prices, not inflated country prices.
Almost everyone has done their washing. Clothes lines have been strung up and bicycle clothing and all manner of other clothing has been through the wash and hung out to dry.
This will probably be the last blog entry until the 29th August (Ceduna) as I do not anticipate being able to get internet access until then. I know there is internet access at Border Village (the WA/SA border ‘town’) but it is via an internet café type situation and I don’t know if I can make that do what I want it to do! Maybe! I do intend to keep producing an account of each day’s events so it will be available in due course – you will just have to be patient!
Hiya Richard,
ReplyDeleteThanks for the updates from the road. Great to hear the ride from your point of view.
Have you been using the 3G modem until now ?
God Bless,
David Pascoe.
Hi Richard,
ReplyDeleteGood to read of your progress. Looking forward to the next updates. Take care.
David Walsh
Hi Richard,
ReplyDeleteGreat idea to have the blog. I have enjoyed reading your updates & look forward to the next one. Just prayed for you & the team.
Love Brooke Wilson