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noice vid....

Well done. Was just about to get the same done and found your clip. Thank you very much.

Thank you for sharing, my hubby and I love watching your adventures, Babinda and surrounding areas look stunning! We shall add it to our itinerary 😃✌🏼

No thanks far to busy.

my home town thank u best video

Came across this by accident but thoroughly enjoyed it. Thanks for taking the time to create and share this.

We enjoy your videos but please consider using microphones when you are talking in the car. Your voices are muffled and we are always interested to hear what you are saying. Love all the information you give us on your travels. Thank you.

Such beautiful spots and I'm so glad that your honest without being horrible when a spot is less then. It's very refreshing and nice. Love following on your adventures. Thanks for sharing. Have safe and wonderful travels guys. 🎉

Your pronunciation is terrible

Fantastic video, very informative

my home town u should visit Lucinda

Drone footage over the falls was amazing. So beautiful

Noice Vid.... One Day

What an awesome place 🍷🦘🍻 I see a dog in the background so is okay to take dogs 🐾 to this place. Thanks take care.

What an awesome spot!

Noice ... One Day...

Good summary! We found very similar budget “impingement” over the nearly 10 years we towed our van around our great country (4 full laps plus multiple shorter trips) We were set up for off grid from the start and averaged just $10 per night for accomodation costs over the first few years…so…$300 per month. But we found that we were really only using caravan parks for the laundry….doh! Most towns have a laundrette, same cost as in the caravan park, but without the camping fee….winner! So the accomodation costs just got smaller.

Thank you hope to visit next year x

Can you do something about the wind into the mic when your talking.

Please not another will i stay or will i go, if people want travel go travelling you might not get another chance, don't listen to others oplnion just do it, some stay in parks everywhere they go others camp free, all different costs

Great episode... One day.....

That pizza looked yummo! Hope your both doing well xx have safe and wonderful travels guys 😊

cindy, who is that randy guy following you

What caravan park did you stay at

We loved this stay! How about the tour too 😊

Maybe you should put some links in your videos of the low cost/ free camps you come across. The place in this video looks " grouse"😂

You guys show some great low cost camping spots 👍

greetings from Pontassieve province of Florence Italy I have a Suzuki Jimmy 4x4 van with a 1.3 lt petrol m13a engine from 2001 that I use to make dirt farm and forest roads and paths with 4/7 cm broken gravel and I go on forest roads where woodcutters pass with their forestry tractors such as skidders and forwarders and in my opinion the Suzuki Jimmy 4x4 thanks to its size the Suzuki Jimmy 4x4 goes into territories where larger 4x4 off-road vehicles have difficulty passing!

That was quite interesting. What happened to the spare you would think covered up with canvas, UV shouldn't have affected the rubber If were to be heat related, one would think the tyres on the van would have had the same issues. Safe travels

The tyre may have been on your van for 5 years, but that does not tell the entire story. We noticed that when we got our van, the tyres and shocks were already 14 to 18 mth old.. (I've also noticed, that the rubber valve stems are lucky to last 5 years - i.e. the rubber degrades and the tyre leaks from the valve stem ) Shelf Life of a Tyre: Typical Shelf Life: A tyre's shelf life is generally 6 to 10 years from its manufacturing date, depending on storage conditions. Rubber degrades over time due to factors such as exposure to UV light, ozone, and fluctuating temperatures. Maximum Safe Use: Even if a tyre appears to be in good condition, it’s recommended to replace it after 10 years MAX, regardless of wear. Tyres stored in ideal conditions (cool, dry, and dark) may last closer to the 10-year mark, but exposure to harsh elements accelerates degradation. How to Tell the Age of a Tyre: Locate the DOT Code: Tyre age is indicated by a four-digit code on the tyre's sidewall, often following the "DOT" marking. Understand the Code: The last four digits of the DOT code represent the week and year the tyre was manufactured. First two digits: The week of the year (from 01 to 52). Last two digits: The year of manufacture. Example: A DOT code ending in 3621 means the tyre was manufactured in the 36th week of 2021 (around September 2021). Factors That Affect Tyre Age and Condition: Storage Conditions: Tyres stored outdoors, in direct sunlight, or in fluctuating temperatures degrade faster. Usage: Driving habits and road conditions (off-road terrain, extreme heat, etc.) can wear down a tyre faster than its shelf life suggests. Visual Inspection: Cracks in the rubber, bulges, or loss of tread depth indicate that the tyre is deteriorating and may need replacing, even if it hasn't reached its age limit.

Thank you for this video. We are off to Queensland in a few days time so hubby checked our spare which has a Jayco cover.

Great informative break down. We have just started travelling from Perth up into the NT. Interesting to see your costings. We have had a couple of unforeseen maintenance repair costs but starting to get more into a pattern now for spending etc. Good on you for going dry, one of the biggest challenges I am finding is having a beer or two at night. At home I can not drink during the week but I find travelling every day is a weekend. Keep the videos coming, great stuff.

Good information for us caravaners

Hi Guy's, now I can see why no bowls were played in Yeppoon, that rain caught us out also, we were loading our van to go north and we held back a week as we would have wrecked our yard CHEERS and stay safe

Not knocking your vid mate but this is abou the 50th best camp I've seen on YT, good vid, cheers

What a shame I missed meeting you, we have just left Willare after working there for 4 months! Have really enjoyed following your journey, this was a great episode👏🏼👏🏼

Thanks being a newbie very enlightening.

Jeppoon has certainly changed. The last time we were there was on our honeymoon 56 years ago. It was raining then too. Lovely camps.

I was one of those that questioned the cost of travelling to the cost of staying home. You’ve done an excellent job in this “budget update” in relation to dollars spent for not travelling, as apposed to life on the road. Obviously everyone’s living and spending habits will differ, but you showing that it’s not quite as expensive as most would believe it to be. Keep up the good work, and continue to enjoy your time travelling.

Turn up the volume

Thanks very interesting, is there a reason you didn't include utilities and phone/data costs?

Fantastic way to justify the expense of traveling which by the numbers stacked up pretty well to just staying home . We find similar to you guys extra fuel ⛽ is the bulk of the difference so that’s the expense of Caravanning 👍

Very interesting. Thank you.

thanks for the info because we just purchased our first caravan due Nov or Dec so this was a great wake up 😉

Good morning. yo-perfect - 🖖

Hey guy's, welcome to Yeppoon, hope you check out our bowls club

Good one again mate ,have a safe trip to Yeppoon. Cheers 😊😊

Can you please slow down the fast forward road driving? It is pointless because we dont see anything. Enjoy your channel and thanks

Another good one guys, great video footage, bought back a memory of a trip that me and some army mates when stationed at Enoggra went for a Bundy weekend,let's just say back in 77 I was young and stupid it didn't end well.Cheers 😊😊

Great trip around. Thanks for sharing.