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@@Filmoi I hope they make many memories and love the van as much as we did, it was great to meet Ryan - he is a really nice guy, maybe we will bump into them on the road out there one day!

Gday mate, thank you! Our best run was just over 2 weeks from 340L onboard water between the 4 of us. That includes dishes, drinking, cooking, cleaning - the whole show. If you were nearby a water source you could stretch it longer if you were happy to use the river/creek/beach for washing up and giving yourself a scrub. We didnt go that hardcore with it, but definately limited our dish washing to once per day, and before bed was a ‘dry shower’ - just wiping down with a damp cloth

@@richosroadshow2342 by the way been enjoying your content keep up the good work and enjoy yourselves

Thanks mate! I’m looking forward to getting back out there under better conditions, its a really nice spot. I think the 22R is a good engine to learn that sort of stuff on - seems fairly simple & loads of info online for them, and if I hurt it there are about 5 on marketplace near me for $200! I am really happy that it went well, and can say that its running like a charm now

Awesome thank you!

Thank you! its beautiful country in this spot

Desmond hope to see the mc Donald ranges/s in the west

Desmond here get up at 4am to see the uluru sunrise

Also staying at the desert cove hotel underground I believe it's the only one in the world is that right

Hi Desmond, Its definitely worth seeing Uluru in the sunrise and also the sunset, very different at both times

Hi Desmond, Hope you are well & great to hear you are going to be visiting!! The 'red centre' of Australia is incredible in how vast it is, really makes you feel tiny in a huge land. I love New Zealand and we want to go there and hire a camper one year soon. The hat is an Akubra - you will have to get one while you are here, genuine Aussie made hats, the best there is! I actually went around Uluru a few times but filmed the anti clockwise direction, depending on the sun & winds one way is sometimes nicer than the other, but both are beautiful. The walk through the Olgas is amazing - and the Olgas at sunset is more beautiful than Uluru at sunset I think (if you can handle the flies!). The sun and dehydration is definitely the biggest danger out here - make sure you have a hat, 'fishing' type shirt which has long sleeves and breathes well & sunscreen as well as plenty of water. We only saw a couple of pythons in the centre, no dangerous snakes - definitely be croc wise when in the NT near the coast or near any waterway. When we were there they had crocs in Mataranka Springs!. The nights get cool - but nothing compared to what it can do in NZ - the rain is very rare, we got lucky when we had rain in the centre. The fruit in the Northern Territory near Darwin is amaing, all tropical fruits - they grow lots of Mangoes up there. Dragon Fruit is worth trying if you can find some, I love it. If you get the chance to visit the hot springs such as Mataranka Springs, Berry Springs etc it is worth a visit, very relaxing if you go first thing in the morning before the heat sets in. Most road houses do good food, but its worth keeping your own supply of fresh fruit as some of them dont have alot in the way of fresh fruit and veg. I hope you enjoy your trip, it sounds exciting and like you will be seeing alot - you are going to love it! Cheers, Richo.

Thank you! I will keep that in mind, sometimes I do rush a bit haha. The landscape is incredible out there, thanks so much for the feedback

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@@colinl9018 mind your thinking man. At first you need justify. How can you say that. Show some manners when you talk about others.

Im always around for skids

It was huge, they got to have a rest day the next day while I went off solo for a morning mission

I wish I knew that at the time!! Still had a great time though and put on a feed, amazing part of Australia

So glad to hear you like it! The area in NW WA is special for sure, I think being so remote is a blessing and a curse, not so much content about it but its not spoilt either, we loved our time there - we hit the Gibb & Tanami in a few episodes 👌 Thanks so much!

Thanks mate!

Proof that they have a sense of humor!

There is a section of the beach to the Valla end which requires permit - there is a sign for this just south of the creek. To the north of the creek you dont require a permit

It needs to be powered up to work, there is a plan from starlink where you can have it set up to work while you are in motion. I am on the RV plan which means I only use it when stationary

@@richosroadshow2342 thankyou for your reply which plan is it that you can be in motion

Thanks mate! Glad you enjoyed it, heaps of people blast through the Nullarbor but we loved it, looking forward to going back there again

I felt the same seeing people going to Coffs Harbour region (home for us)! You are lucky to have such a special place close to home!

Thank you!

Thank you! We got very lucky to have such a nice morning for it

Hoping to get up that way again in 2024, we will have to put it on the list, thanks!

All good mate! Hope I helped a little bit, our starlink is still going strong - best addition to our travelling setup!

Thats amazing! It would have been an incredible place in its prime - I could see it was originally a well built place with alot of effort put in. A real shame to see it in its current state. If you have any old photos of it in its prime Id love to see them

Yeah awesome memories of the place back in the late 80s early 90s when I was a kid going to the shack. I’ll see if my parents can send me some pics of it in its prime, they still live there in moonta. So glad I stumbled on your vid, I just happened to type in moonta and your vid come up, and I got to show my son the old shack. I’ll have to check your other vids and see which way your heading, if you ever do the west coast of SA stop into the streaky bay bottleshop and say Gday

You will absolutely love it, we love ours and are very glad we bit the bullet. Glad I could help!

Not a problem - happy to pass on some info!

Thanks guys! You will love Urunga its such a lovely place, be sure to give the jalapeno snags from the butcher a go! On maps, look up ‘schnapper beach road’ which is at the end of Osprey Drive - follow the dirt road all the way to the headland and the end and the beach entrance is right there.

Thanks mate!

Definately not my best moment haha 🤣 looking back on it I should have simply had Rob snatch me backwards and it would have been 100% easier! Im working on the second half of the tele now and will have it out soon. Thanks heaps for watching mate 🤘

Thanks heaps mate! Im lucky as to have it local to me, I definately have some sasquatch DNA 🤣🤣

I buggered up my count on the computer mate 🤣 so count Episode 3 as the real episode 2 and so on. Bear with me, technically challenged haha