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Me and my husband always go for a Sunday drive and a hike . If I visit Victoria again , I would love to visit Castlemaine . Thank you fir this video .

Thanks again and I interpreted that video the same as you did .

I don't think she meant any harm per se more a case of being an official sticker from the Motor Reg Department rather than an unofficial one from a private company. You make a good point though there's plenty that would deem this to be the case (easy to get a license). Most of her content is very good. The one on dangerous animals for instance. Now there needs to be 100's more like that one to balance out all of the clickbait dangerous animals clips that no doubt scare so many tourists away from Australia. It seems so many are paranoid about being attacked it's ridiculous.

Ashley has learned to click bste her short videos.

I'm interested to know your response to this: Bari Weiss: Australia is Sleepwalking Through History - Joe Rogan

I saw Tia and Chev on the day they arrived in Perth for their first trip. I so loved them I watched every video and then binged watched every video they have done from their first to the latest and have enjoyed travelling the world with them. The respect and delight they have for every culture and country they have travelled is refreshing.

It's click bait

I like how you are pointing out to new arrivals to Australia that they need to do a bit more research. People need to remember that a survey of one or two means nothing (I found this at TAFE a long time ago). A quick look on google informs me that about half of all Australians eat vegemite and with my observation, I would think that was about right.

You have to learn to say the c word mate😁

Howdy from Oklahoma. You will usually only find grits in the Southern part of the US. It's more of a southern food, than an American food. It's a porridge made from coarsely ground corn meal. It can be savory or sweet, and is usually served with breakfast. Shrimp and grits would be an exception. I don't know anyone that would want shrimp for breakfast, but maybe some people do. I like grits but I don't eat them very often because of the carbs. I prefer grits with salt, pepper, and lots of butter. I occasionally eat grits with butter and honey. Cheese grits (grits with melted cheese) is another common way that people eat grits. For the record, the grits in that photo looked pretty dry and not very appealing.

our choice is no more all cards now so they charge what they wont , welcome to the new world, its name is greed!! like yur videos

You put together a very very nice video of a very very nice couple. Thank you thank you. 🙏🙏🙏🙏

Because of circumstances i watch a lot of youtube. This lovely couple are in my top three or four vids to watch. I love them. ❤❤❤❤

I’ve been following the for a year or so before they came to Oz. What hooked me was their respect, enjoyment and enthusiasm for the places they visit

Oh Shove it, people who visit Melbourne never saw Australia either.

I would have been better off writing a list of things that they did not like and a list of things that they did like and say which came up the best disliking something or liking something. The other way they could have done it is asked the kids are they enjoying themselves or are they not and see what the kids say. The kids would probably have better judgement

I only have to worry about it in the north part of Queensland all the north part of Australia as far as stingers or crocodiles or things like that goes anyway

In America they have to tip for everything. 25% for tipping for everything and then they pay tax on top

The lady might have a marshmallow in her coffee. Find myself like to have marshmallow in my coffee all hot chocolate

I think a lot of are subbed to Kaitlyn, its probably why we are finding your channel now, because you are reacting to channels a lot of Aussies are subbed to. We like RR, always do the roast chook and veg. I don't think i have ever tried their fried. I HATE the dingo 'joke'.SO much. I've left comments letting people know that its no joke. Younger people may not know. They may have heard it as a joke and not know its not only true but that its not the only time its happened.

At first the man said that he had not even had a pie and had not even tasted one so how can you say that the pie tasted like shitt when he hasn't even had one

There to many !jocks about the dingo , I like the drop bear, in Scotland we have the T eagle, and haggis eggs, the Americans fall for it every time, 🤣

Been watching these guys for years and as an Australian I very much appreciate the effort they make understand and accept how we approach things. They are great ambassadors for both the USA and Oz and Mazda obviously backs them. Go Tia and Cheveyo !! :)

Just discovered your channel because I watch One pack wanderers. Well done, great content. Have you seen Josh McLean, young 18 year old Perth guy who is travelling in his Ute. Gorgeous amazing human is an inspiration.

I think it's s red flag to say only 1 of 6 liked a basic food like meat pie. Sure, not everyone will like them, but 1 in 6? Four of them kids? I can't tell you why they might be saying this, but you cant trust anything they say because that's a ridiculous statement. Even if it is not some kind of lie, they don't have any ability to discern anything.

I agree they are so interesting and funny! “ Tia for scale!” ! 😂

gee they lucky with Luna which the named the Mazda

I like your comments and attitude.. I've been around the world, seen many many things... I know not everyone does...I don't like 2 things about her... she is with a bearded truck driver... I have a double bogie licence... I have 2 degrees... this is quite obnoxious to me...

i just watch them in north of WESTERN Australia

"To not be that American?" She doesn't speak for all Americans.

Yes both these people are excellent in many ways. But we all have flaws, well maybe I don't but the rest of you do!

There are many varieties of meat pies, fish and chicken, curry, mushroom and so-on. And there is sauce you can add. Coffee shops employ trained baristas. Not all coffee tastes the same and it also depends on one's personal palate like any other type of beverage or food. But hey ... you mean to tell me that Queensland is still part of Australia? Haven't we got rid of it yet? I thought by now we would have sold it to the Chinese. Very few people get around in bare feet and no tops: they might have been in a beach area but even then it seems an odd thing. Perhaps these people might enjoy Queensland better once they have stayed longer, and travelled more widely. Maybe they will apply for residency if they do that.

I have heard Americans say Australians have the best coffee in the world, and far better than American coffee.

I DO WATCH one Pack Wonderers

I love them and are part of their postcard group 😊

OK Cheeky... first off your Video Sound/Volume is in need of some Fair Dinkum attention...so it made deciphering your apparent Nitpicking difficult. Taking into account all of the Video's from Americans related to Australia..in my opinion Kaitlyn's is a stand out genuine balanced, fresh and honest series of her Experiences and Opinions. You see My Family and I are Migrants from the U.K. of some 42 years and we have never looked back, in the early days we took and gave back as much as we got related to the barbs thrown at the Poms, I had warned our children and given them some ideas of some quick comebacks that Aussies Love. Australia is not perfect but in my opinion is the best place to live in the world. Many moons ago during my Military Service I was transiting overnight a Clarke Airfield base in the Philippines, in their Silver Wings Club a Yank came up to me puzzled with my Uniform, he asked where I was from I told him ... He quickly said "Oh my Mom(Mum/Mother) is from England... her name is Smith... she comes from Birmingham do you know HER!"... We had a great night educating the Americans how to SPELL ENGLISH words Colour, Tyre, Pavement etc etc etc.... Also that America DID NOT win WW1 & 2... but they did help!!.....I as born in 1936 and lived through WW2 and saw the Yanks coming. Also that the American Republic was based on the Magna Carta.... Once a few things are laid out on the table the Yanks are nice People

When Australians assume you're from Canada, it's more a being hopeful kind of thing lol...

Definitely not the sharpest tools in the shed 😂

Probably believe drop bears

Love them have been following since their first trip when they landed in Perth quite obsessed as a proud Aussie and loved the respect they show us

I enjoy Kaitlyn's videos and make a point of watching them, always has an interesting perspective.

Cheeky I like Kaitlyn I have watched a lot of her reactions she is genuinely making an effort to understand Australia and Australians sometimes she can be a little naive or on occasions get it wrong but at least she does it with the best intentions. She is trying hard to fit to her new life in Australia and I know first hand exactly how hard that is having lived as an expat in a number of countries.. . I agree with her about questions and comments Aussies often ask Americans about their political issues sometimes they can be either rude or just plain ignorant. In Australia most of us will avoid bringing up politics or religion in conversations as it can often lead to arguments or cause bad feelings so why is it ok to ask visitors to this country things like that.. I,m sure that Americans have some pretty strong feelings about what is happening iat home the last thing they need is political commentary from foteigners or be lectured on how they should doing things.

I for one, agree wholeheartedly with your comments. These two have an appreciation for our country that lots of Aussies could aspire to. Clear, concise with all the dignity that I would expect, but hardly get in some instances. Keep it up, Tia and Chevvy (had to do that), that his aussie nickname.

Totally agree with all your sentiments Cheers GJ

So he is a well spoken lady and she has learned a lot about Australia . She found it a bit difficult adjusting to the Australian lifestyle but she is doing well . I felt sorry for her when the immigration department kept giving her the run around .

I HAVE AN AMERICAN NEIGHBOUR I HAVE ASKED HIS OPINION OF THESE VERY QUESTIONS AND OTHERS BUT FOR ME ITS A FORM OF CHARACTER BUILDING MAYBE A BIT UNFAIR BUT I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW WHAT KIND PPL IM INTERACTING WITH . THIS ALSO OPENS THE DOOR FOR A REVERSAL THEY CAN ALSO ASK ME FOR MY OPINION. MY NEIGHBOUR IS A GOOD GUY BEN HERE 10 YEARS NOW LOVES IT AND SAID HE WILL NEVER RETURN TO THE STATES NOT EVEN ON HOLIDAY I FIND THAT A BIG STATEMENT

Hi Cheeky! Don't take this the wrong way, I love your content, but if you could get YOUR volume up around the volume of the video that you are reacting to that would be great, I realise that maybe said easier than done but if it can be done...

Yep! a very intelligent lady. I've been watching her a while, always got something interesting.

Thanks to the RUclips algorithm I found this video, Im a Aussie follower of One Pack Wanderers and agree Australia Tourism should really hire hem

Keep up the great work Cheeky. You are speaking my thoughts.