Reply To: Mobile Showers

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12/05/2021 at 2:30 pm #1996
Luke Barbagallo
Keymaster

    Hey Nicholas,

    If the community are on a homestead, or at a ranger station, there will generally be access to basic showers.

    With the mobile shower solution, this is more targeted towards remote camp sites/sites under development, and for when community are away from their main bases for days at a time.

    Where there isn’t a shower, folks would be using creeks/rivers (where safe to do so and away from crocodiles), or going without until at camp.

    Luke

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