Day 23: Coongul Creek, Fraser Island 3

Spent most of the day attaching ammeters to the wind / solar controller. Just got the solar ammeter to wire in.

Ran over to Sea Change for morning tea / coffee. Kim took a home-made cake and I did a check on their laptop.

Water tanks are running low. Time to fire up the Rainman - I managed about 150l in two separate 1 hour runs.

Making water. The Rainman does its thing.

Managed to get ashore for an hour for a walk and a quick splash in the sea.

National Park here.

Dinghy up on the beach.
Kim made chili-crab pasta. Yum.

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