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Damn, i just realised I had somehow disabled the comments again!! 🤨🤔🤪

no crocs???????

The threads are designed to self tighten. If stretched and vibrations and heat. they will snap. Do not worry. You should always carry studs.

Great photography of your camp surroundings and sunrise . Love Mareeba , wonderful Tablelands . We did a balloon ride over Mareeba when there in 2017 , spectacular views . So very lucky for the tyre not to come off while towing .

Personally, we would have reversed the mango wine - grocery shopping order. We hate grocery shopping with a passion so being able to celebrate an ordeal well survived with some mango wine sounds ideal 😂 One of our favourite spots to stop and indulge our love of chocolate is the Junee Chocolate Factory - $100 spent there is a super easy thing to do. It might be we somewhat exceed our record if ever we visit Mareeba 😳 Gee, you were really thorough when de-Cape-Yorking the car. Took those studs and nuts right off! In all seriousness though, do check the wheel bore to hub lateral play on any wheels you don't replace. Over the years I've seen many stud failures resulting from the wheel 'walking around' on the hub. Our conditions - lots of corrugations and dust that gets between the wheel bore and hub - can oval or open up the wheel bore to the point the wheel is being located by the studs rather than being hub-centric, and the studs are then carrying the axle-loading of the vehicle as well as drive and braking torque, and clamping forces. Corrugations will make short work of studs that are carrying axle loadings on axles designed for hub-centric location. It's good practice to check wheel bore and hub diameters at each major service when using vehicles for heavy towing 👍 Looking forward to the next episode 🙂 Off to F&C night for us!

Lovely Ep guys

To many Ugga Duggas. Do you have a torque wrench ? Noticed a chassis brace is that a part of the upgrade ? At least you are all safe and no real damage. Have fun..

Hope you’re in the bus by now.

Bloody skillfull reversing getting that van in mate. 👏

Loved this series, the most relaxed I’ve ever been watching Cape adventures 😂. Another part of Aus that shows just how incredibly diverse and vast our amazing country is. ❤️

😊. Congrats on your new addition to your family. 🎉

What a great trip you have had to the Cape , a trip we did in 2017 but could easily do again . Also a huge congratulations on the birth of your beautiful daughter . We look forward to seeing what you do and where you go in the future .

cheers..😀

Another great episode, thanks for the memories of our journey together. Till next time we meet. 🍻

Thanks for the memories! Trying to get the caravans perfectly positioned was certainly amusing. 😂

Great trip, thanks for taking me along. Congrats on the birth of your daughter, hoping you all are well and I can’t wait to see her on your next adventures.

there is any concrete road between marree to william creek???

At the time of WWII the American Air Force was part of the Army. USAAF was United States Army Air Force. Given that you need your vehicle to get back home, I cannot understand why people do gunshot.

Definitely yeah nah for us too when we drive through! It’s not that stuff is expensive 💰 to replace if you break it (but does play a big part), you’re in the middle of nowhere! Takes us back though!🙌🏾

so good, we just about to travel Fufus River so thanks for the hints.

The chicken chicken chicken chicken track 😂😂😂😂

Cool Ep Guys,

Firstly, congratulations on welcoming your newest family member into the world. Finally some gender balance for poor Tania! 🙂 You've probably already looked it up, but just in case: USAAF is actually United States Army Air Force. During WW2 the US Air Force was not its own arm, but a branch of the US Army. A friend of flew F-15 Strike Eagles for many years and she once gave me a full rundown on the history of the USAF and the (now defunct) Strategic Air Command, and the politics behind the USAF not existing during WW2. It's certainly hard to imagine such young people going to war. My father trained as a pilot during WW2, but thankfully missed out by a few days on shipping out to the UK to join crews flying Lancasters over Germany. He's very much the reason for my own career choices, after he passed away and my focus on music had to change to something more 'practical' by way of engineering. I've still got his 'wings' and a number of RAAF magazines from his time in our own Air Force. I've also got some 'naughty' stories from his training days of crosswind landings in Avro Ansons 🙄 We won't be taking our Canter down gunshot 😱 It just doesn't bear thinking about! Another great video. Off to have our fish and chip night for now 👍 Looking forward to the next instalment.

I really love your content and really really appreciate the non click bait titles. Many thanks 🙏

That was so good, your intros are on point and that music is just 👌🏽. Great episode 🙌🏽And yeah, what drongos shoot up the iconic sign?

lyndhurst have zero population?

That soup looks amazing 👍

just did it on my dog and it works perfectly!! thank you!!

Thank you for the video. i wonder if it would be possible to remove a grass seed or to be more precise a foxtail seed from a cavalier's ear without a general anesthesia?

Hi, weird question, your not still up north of the ferry?

I've seen your new short. Congratulations on the new family member! 😀😀😀 My best wishes for the mum and the new born. Cheers

Thank you again for an inspirational and entertaining vlog Love the ferry $ count 😛 loved every minute of the whole vid. 😎🥹🫣😂🍻🫶🏻👌🏼👏😉🦆

Well done, where to now ?

Another lovely chilled Cape episode. That sign always makes me smile, one of our most iconic Aussie signs, sad to see it shot like that 😢. Bubby must surely be arriving soon, looking forward to that news 😊😊

You can get some good pizzas there

G8 episode!

Cool Ep and spots guys

When I originally saw the 'shots fired at an Aussie icon' I thought you were speaking metaphorically about some clever commentary poking fun at one of our local legends. Sadly, no, actual shots fired at a sign. Were they trying to prove they could hit the broad side of a barn at point blank range? If so, bravo 🙄 Glad to hear they've been caught and will be prosecuted. Another fantastic video in the series guys. The best look we've seen at how a trip to the tip can be when doing it in a nice relaxed way. Love the burgers by the beach - we're off to get fish and chips and sit in the car by the beach to eat our Friday night 'catch'. It's not The Cape, but hey 🤷🏼‍♀

Hey thanks 🙏 for your video 😊

Ahhhhhhh, takes us back! Would love to take the van up next time instead of a rooftop tent,a pregnant wife and a ten month old who got tonsillitis! 😬

Always well presented relaxed videos great to watch and see all those places we’ve also been with our kids and how they changed in 35 years ,happy trail😎

Once again a another awesome episode!

Another magical place in our amazing Aus. Loved this episode, the most calming and peaceful Cape video I’ve watched. 😊

Great camp ground especially in the months you travelled there . Was busy when we stayed at Alou Campground in 2017 but loved the position near the beach . In 2017 it cost us $100 for just a vehicle return but worth it as you said .

It is expensive to ferry across until you realise this cost also covers camping permits in council approved areas. We stayed 2 weeks at Alau...absolute heaven 🙌 hope your Cape York trip met your expectations..😊

Thanks to all of you :)

Your videos continue to be a fantastic take on doing The Cape - much more our laid back style of doing things. The Alau Beach Campground looks absolutely stunning, and based on your comments I think somewhere we'd want to spend a few days. The contrast between rainforest and the open sea is definitely marked! Given the investment in a 'trip to the tip' I don't think too many would complain about the ferry cost when considered against the total. The more we see of your take on things the more I think we need to add it to our trip list. Watched the tight tracks last week with interest as our little truck would struggle to fit through some of those spots without tree pruning (or a caravan to clear a branch or two🙂). Given your current truck (bus) build and our other comments I realised this might be of interest. We helped out an auto journo friend with a video a while back - ours is the 'baby' of the two Canters. Wifey took some drone footage too. ruclips.net/video/xWRfPuCgxhg/видео.html Looking forward to the next instalment. Hope all is going well!

Cool Ep guys

Hey 👋 love 💕 your videos ❤❤❤

Thank you