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Disaster has officially struck.
Long story short,
I made a mistake.
A very.
VERY.
VERY.
Big mistake.
I did what I said I was going to do and Allende back to where my previous camp was. I did this to retrieve the camel's bag. The. Bag. Wasn't. There. Someone took it. I don't even know what to do anymore. I just need to take a very big moment and take a breather. I can't handle this.

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Ugh,
10:30am
So I'm only up to day four and one of my camels, Myra, has been acting up and acting very fatigued and falling over her own feet. I'm very worried about her.
5:00pm
About two minutes ago, I went to get the tent and grill from the basket that one ornate the other camels was carrying. Only to realize, it's no longer there. When I packed up the last camp, I must have forgotten to check the baskets for their contents. It was so stupid of me! I don't even know what to do now. I can either turn back and go back to where my camp was and get it or I can leave it and keep going.

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1:00pm
This morning I could hardly sleep so I decided to begin walking before I was scheduled to. I'm only about an hour off stopping for the day and setting up my third camp. When I do stop, I will prepare my dehydrated chicken and noodle salad with some bread. For this trip, I've tried to mix up my meals so that I don't eat Thebes's exact same thing every single night for the whole time.

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11:00am
G'day,
It's already sometime around eleven and the sun's rays are pelting down on me, almost dangerous enough to impale me. Today, from what I can remember, is meant to be about 28 degrees. It's will be a struggle walking through the hot desertly winds but I will push through and finish this leg of the journey.
5:20pm
I'm so sorry but I forgot to pull my diary out in between the last diary entry and this one. Anyway, the walk was super tough in the conditions. I did still survive though. The whole walk, I was struggling to breath because the air was so dry. Having basically no water contributed to the struggle and pain as well. That reminds me, I need to find a water source soon and purify some more before I set off walking again. The water seems to go very quickly out here. That's a big problem.

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9:30am
Dear diary,
Hey, it's me, adventurer Lacy P Muller. Today is the day I set off to begin my trek across Australia. I have my food, supplies and clothing packed tightly into my hiking pack and the baskets which will be strapped to the camels I have with bag size of supplies inside. Knowing that I have a 5,000 kilometer trek in my future both daunts me and excites me. Before today, this trek seemed so unrealistic and almost dream-like. Even since a young age, I've dreamed of this day. The day I become part of Australian history. Many years of family hikes along with lengthy bike rides and marathon runs has hopefully built up good muscular endurance and stamina. I can't afford to have to pull back because of my fitness levels. As well as these things, hope and faith are some more necessities to survive this trip. I must now set off but I will check back in soon!
4:00pm Hello again, so I have successfully walked for about six and a half hours with three ten minute breaks for water and snacks. I've found this leg ( haha like the pun? ) Of the walk fairly easy. Although I am walking after a lovely, nice long night's sleep. I know that future days aren't going to be nearly as easy at today. I have already eaten some gummy bears, a protein bar and an apple. I am still yet to eat my banana but I think I will save it for a future snack-y treat. I must now continue on walking for no way but I will make sure to check back in in a few hours time or so.
8:00pm So it's currently about eight o'clock at night and I have pitched my tent and set up my grill. I am also in the middle of making a fire to keep me warm. I'm about to start cutting up some carrot, capsicum and corn to mix in with my rice. If needed, I can have a slice of fresh bread to finish off my meal and finish filling me up. I think I'm in for a goodnight. Goodbye for now and goodnight!
- Adventurer Lacy P Muller

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On my trip, I will pass through / past Uluru. I've always wanted to experience what it looks like. This is where I'll use one of my 10 scheduled  rest days.

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This is the terrain of Coffs Harbour and the surrounding area. You can see from this image that I am only walking through greenery and well populated areas for a bit before it quickly transitions into desertly plains

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List Of Food

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If I walk at about 75 kms a day, it will take about 67 days to reach the robe river. I a, going to spas myself 10 days off to rest and recover and meet new people.

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My Route Is 5,000 Kilometres Long. I will begin my journey in Coffs Harbour, NNE of Sydney.