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Early start, fill up, grab some sausage rolls and hit the road.

Post CSR photo of the car.

We knew this morning would be a slow morning to get going but we didn’t account for CV boot damage.

Arrived at Well 49 in the dark.

Quick break on the track Today’s theme was apparently golden.

Well 38 has now become my favorite Well.

Fuel and supplies obtained from Kunawarritji but most importantly a nice hot shower.

An extremely busy day!

We are running pretty ahead of schedule, even without rushing.

Sunrise over Lake Disappointment was certainly worth waking up for.

Diebil Hills was our first destination.

Sunrise at Pinpi (Durba Springs) Went for several little walks around the springs.

Durba Hills where the Cairn is located Although a short day today, it was still a very fulfilling day.

We walked part way across the salt lake of Lake Aerodrome.

We planned to stay at the documented camp site just after Well 10 however we didn’t find it.

Rusty operating well 5 Decided to make today an easy day, and take advice from those who just completed the CSR that Milyinirri (Well 6) would be nice.

Yiwarra Kuju (one road) sign at the first well on the CSR This felt like the first real night on the CSR.

North Pool camp area Lovely new scenery running up to Wiluna.

It went below 0 last night making getting out of bed a bit hard.

I feel like it’s a shame we left so early.

LandCruiser being packed early in the morning A very early and crisp start.

Before someone emails me, I don’t care for Pactor or VARA.

Info dump of stats I thought of.

Not only does the CSR not contain any cell services, it also lacks any VHF APRS capability.

I’ve decided to publish my journal on the CSR trip - a roughly 1,800km journey through outback Western Australia.

The other day I was thinking about supply chain attacks and how that applies to infrastructure as code.

It all started with this toot from Aurynn. do I just need to put one screen in portrait mode?

This occurred on an AWS website (not a site hosted on AWS, but a site run by AWS).

The below video is streamed from AWS practically for free.

Ever wanted to host 1080p 60fps video but don’t want to pay the hosting bill?