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The crew of KALLI explores the Kimberley region of Western Australia, anchoring in Freshwater Bay and Osborne Island to fish, swim in freshwater creeks, and visit coastal caves and a historic shipwreck.Watch While anchored in Freshwater Bay, the crew uses a Ryobi water pump and a long hose to transfer fresh water from a creek into their 4-meter tender and subsequently into the boat’s water tanks.8:15 The crew catches a blue salmon and an albacore tuna while trolling, noting the challenge of fitting the tuna into their onboard refrigerator.21:31 Exploration of the area includes hiking to a large boab tree and navigating a series of limestone tunnels and caves containing shell deposits.14:01 At Osborne Island, the crew inspects the exposed boiler and remains of a historic steamship wreck now surrounded by coral.46:16 The trip highlights the logistical requirements of full-time off-grid living, including managing water collection and food storage in remote, tide-dependent locations.

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