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Seemingly not, it suggests you have a connectivity issue and to check your internet if you attempt to use AI whilst wifi is off.

@@ryanstarrett ok, so it also uses the cloud server for generating the ai artwork and effects then

@@SteveMacSticky yep, and I guess that makes sense given it would likely take up significant storage space on a local device

Nah not on an e-bike. Would recommend Trailforks as a fairly reliable app for the gorge. I know a couple of sections have been slightly updated or rerouted since I made this, particularly the first few sections in this video but all pretty easy to follow along for that first part of this loop.

@@ryanstarrett completed the loop again today, this time without needing to check my phone much to know where I was. Very fun! What a place! Thank you sir :)

Jolly Terrace, South Morang It is on the western side of the gorge near the main traffic lights and the Commercial Hotel in South Morang. If driving from south of the gorge then Kariboo Grove or Queens Garden is a great place to start. The tank on Goldsworthy Lane is a great place to start if coming from Yan Yean side. You can join and follow this route from any of these places. Check out the Strava routes I’ve posted, they all vary depending on the day

@@ryanstarrett Nice one, thanks for the swift reply... coming from the south, cheers

Thanks!

Oh yes it is hah

You'll need to swing back through there next time your down, lots of new stuff. Lots of older stuff that's been given a revamp also

@@ryanstarrett yeah it looks like a lot of works been done on the trails. It’s funny, I live in Christchurch, we have a bike park, but I really miss riding at the gorge. I will return, oh yes, I will return.

Next time throw a wheelie across it for us! Hah

@@ryanstarrett you gonna jump in and save me after

@@danielazzato3495 🤔🤔🤔

Glad you think so!

My handy dad show me some tricks of the trade!

@@ryanstarrett is that a carpet python?

Yeah there are a few carpet pythons there

@@ryanstarrett very beautiful snake, like green tree python in Indonesia

I recently sold a green tree python, they have nice colours 👌🏼

13 point lead as of right now :D

Sorry! Evidently got carried away when editing :)

GoPro Hero 5!

"Hypo bredell" ... yikes ahaha

Hey James, this enclosure was made at home. Simply got some melamine board, some perspex, a couple of hinges, a handle, magnetic door seals and some ventilation. Maybe a couple hours work in the shed

I have done that quite a bit, particularly with fussy eaters - one of mine right now actually. I've found that many will take it done either way, however if I have zip lock bags around it definitely can't hurt as the scent is probably less 'washed away'

Thanks Taylor, I'd like the time to make more!

That's awesome! Hopefully the spontaneous decision has been a good one for you!

Thanks!

That last gully off the edge of the staircase is excellent at sunset! I've got a Feathertop Trip video as well if you need more pre-season vids :)

Thanks! Can't wait to get up there this season!!

Shuttle is preferable though on an enduro bike you can (and people do) ride back up.

if you are super keen and keep peddaling up the hill past the DH track turnoff after about 15k of punisment you will reach awesome red rock quarry that is full of jumps and stuff than after trashing that go back down the super fast red rock road you just climbed its a 4wd chalenging road and super fun and fast run on mtb - than hit DH track again - i did it for new year day and im still grining after 3 weeks

alexander roesdahl yea. total setup.

Can confirm :P

@Lachlan Bowtell setup

Mt. Stirling is for hiking/ flat skiing. You can rent a tent on the mountain to stay in and play in the snow. Mt. Buller is a ski resort. You can't play/ build in the snow but you can go downhill/ sports skiing. Mt. Buller has restaurants, heated facilities, ski lifts and hotel accommodations. Wheres Mt. Stirling is camping.

As they are from up that region, naturally in the wild they will experience high temperatures. I would personally run your heat source on a thermostat so that it turns off when it gets past mid 30's at the hot end. Having access to a water bowl at the cool end is definitely a good idea! I'm not sure what enclosure you have, but good ventilation will be important also. I personally have two tanks in the same room with the same heat source and one is sometimes 10 degrees hotter simply due to material its made of and not as much ventilation. Hope this helps!

it is an exo terra 45x45x90. Half the top has mesh, not glass and there are a few vents down the bottom a swell. I am thinking a ceramic water bowl and a fan left on in the house. I have a few mates that do that and they don't seem to have a problem. The pet store guy was telling me to run my aircon 24/7. I think the above method is going to be the best for me. I really don't think I am going to need the heat lamp at all until may/june next year. It is so hot here at the moment, not one day has been under 38 for weeks now.

Ok I know which one that is. Yeah well as I think you've already put together, you'll probs only need to consider providing extra heat in winter months - not sure what temps are like for you around that time of year. A/C 24/7 seems like an expensive way to live, if your friends just leave a fan on and theirs are fine then I guess go with it. Just make sure you get a thermometer of some sort in there so that you can monitor the temps and even humidity (www.ebay.com.au/itm/DIGITAL-LCD-HYGROMETER-HUMIDITY-METER-TESTER-REPTILE-TEMPERATURE-THERMOMETER-/320943327225)

+Carrie Taylor That's some PURELY done research then... i certainly dont hope u feel ready for a snake by these 6 minutes :S

+alexander roesdahl had my Stimson Python for a year now aNd she is doing great!!!!!! We are also getting two bearded dragons.

Darwin Carpet python! Sorry for the delay hah!