- The gear u need to make your personal expression against the nuclear industry
- Torch (& spare batteries)
- Sunscreen
- Matches
- Swag/tent
- Sleeping bag/bedding
- Water/food
(keep in mind that you will be in the desert so you will need more water than what you would drink in the city) - Warm clothes/outrageous costumes
- Ear plugs
- Dust mask
- Spare tyre/ tools
One thing from last time. The desert is freezing at night, and SA is having a cold winter. You cannot bring too many warm wool blankets, spare socks, hot water bottles, thermal clothes, spare shoes, firewood etc.
Clean drinking water, and easy to cook and eat meals and snacks.
Yes its gonna be cold and I heard there’s been lots of flooding into the old lake! I think Oodnadatta track is closed to 2WD? Be well prepared for slippery surface and bogs if you’re coming through from the north.
Roads to the north are currently closed due to wet weather. Fines do apply (charged per tire) for those who ignore these signs.
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Just stay home…………
Please stay home and use your resourses for a better use. The Traditional Owners of this amazing land have a respectful and positive relationship with the mine owners and locals. You need to respect the Traditional Owners, this is their land. The lands near this area are very wet and soft at the moment and if you bring your equipment and cars up here, there is potential to damage the precious earth, plants and animals. There is no camping near the gates, it’s bitterly cold and wet. Protest but do it smarter, not be cold and damaging to the environment. Please if you do come, please stay off the bush areas, they are looked after by the Traditional owners and are not to be damaged by cars, human waste and rubbish. Clean up too.