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Aj travels through the Tanami Desert By him self 1050 km of sand rocks corrugation

Aj travels through the Tanami Desert from Alice Springs NT to Halls Creek WA By him self 1050 km of sand rocks corrugation , heat, cold , stray animals , flys and isolation, no fuel for 760kms there is no mercy out here , Prepare for the worst and hope for the best The Tanami Desert, one of the most isolated and arid areas on earth, wasn’t truly explored until well into the twentieth century. Crossing the expanse of the Tanami Desert, the Tanami Road is actually a fairly well-formed earth/gravel road. It is, however, an isolated route, that is closed after rain. It is recommended that 4WD vehicles are used for the road and outlying areas and you will need to be well-prepared and self-sufficient. It is not recommended for on-road caravans or trailers. Rain can close parts of the road at short notice. Take ample supplies of fuel, food and water as various roadhouses along the track can be unreliable. You should also carry enough drinking water to last two trips, as all dams and bores along the route are classified as undrinkable. The Tanami Road has some interesting features along the way. The communities of Yuendumu, Balgo and Billiluna have Culture Centres. Thecommunity of Mulan, reached via Balgo, provides access to Lake Gregory, one of Australia's most important inland