Oh that would be awesome, but most music is copyrighted so we can’t put it in our videos. (Unless we pay for a licence and that would be a hefty charge)
That 12km track looked like a challenge. Was it easy to follow. It looked like the track wasn't very well defined...? I wonder why it's safe to swim at Maguk Gorge? Is it because of the flowing water? I think I'd be too chicken to swim anywhere other than a pool up there! This might be a silly question, but if you stay in a caravan park on an unpowered site, do you still get a water hook up? Or are you able to just fill up your tank? I'm guessing there'd be a lot of us with no need for power due to solar panels etc, but would still like to hook up to water. It's a very long time since I've been on an unpowered site so I have no idea... (new caravan and ute arriving next year, fully kitted up with plenty of solar).
Good questions Carla! I think because of the waterfalls there’s not supposed to be any crocs - although there were plenty of warning signs downstream 😬 Technically you don’t get water with an unpowered site, but after paying $49 we didn’t feel bad hooking up to a tap! Plenty of sun and we have had no problems with our power. Batteries are always full by lunchtime. Thanks for your comments!
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That was awesome, thanks guys 👍🏼
Crocodiles love damp places, so it is not surprising that there are so many mosquitoes. thanks for your tourism.
Great dives Nigel 🤪 Ace croc & art footage, wetlands 👍 Thanks for your info and tips 📚 Loving the Outback series 💋✨🐊🪃🎶
Beautiful video sue love Kakadu’s natural beauty 🤩❤️will definitely be on our bucket list 😊🙏
Oh you guys will love it! It’s such a great park to visit in a van
So amazing that the rock paintings are still around after so many years
I know right? And people say Australia has no history! You would love it up here Nick!
Goodie. A new series! Another highlight to my week!
Thanks Jules! We might even do a MTB series next. We’re just not so good about filming when we go out on the bikes.
Wow the tall ships! You should have Goanna playing as your background music lol
Oh that would be awesome, but most music is copyrighted so we can’t put it in our videos. (Unless we pay for a licence and that would be a hefty charge)
Thank you once again for a lovely tour,so good!
Thanks so much for watching Elaine! Have you been to Kakadu?
@@nigelandsueadventures No.I’m too old now,but love your journey. So thank you so much.
@@elainemcintyre4407 we are so glad to have you along for the ride. Please let us know if you have any questions or anything you’d like us to cover
PS Do you think the art ‘up high’ was done there or the rocks have moved?!? 🤓
Well the indigenous people believe that their spirit ancestors put the artworks up there. I kind of like that explanation!
My theory is that the creators erected a form of basic scaffolding using tree branches and vine. But it’s certainly something to wonder at
Nigel & Sue,
Love your adventurous videos.
Alan & Yuki
You’re very welcome Alan and Yuki, don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any questions.
Will look for the top Hikes… we have the UHF antenna way off to the left out of camera view…
So many good hikes in the NT!!
The swimming holes are amazing 😃
Aren’t they great? We didn’t make it to Jim Jim falls, have you been there?
One day…. Hopefully in #AngelaMerc
Some nice editing and additional First Nations music and art… we saw some in the Kimberley with the #spelioacemob in 1999
I wish we'd seen more of the Kimberley - that's for our next Lap of Australia
That 12km track looked like a challenge. Was it easy to follow. It looked like the track wasn't very well defined...? I wonder why it's safe to swim at Maguk Gorge? Is it because of the flowing water? I think I'd be too chicken to swim anywhere other than a pool up there! This might be a silly question, but if you stay in a caravan park on an unpowered site, do you still get a water hook up? Or are you able to just fill up your tank? I'm guessing there'd be a lot of us with no need for power due to solar panels etc, but would still like to hook up to water. It's a very long time since I've been on an unpowered site so I have no idea... (new caravan and ute arriving next year, fully kitted up with plenty of solar).
Good questions Carla! I think because of the waterfalls there’s not supposed to be any crocs - although there were plenty of warning signs downstream 😬
Technically you don’t get water with an unpowered site, but after paying $49 we didn’t feel bad hooking up to a tap!
Plenty of sun and we have had no problems with our power. Batteries are always full by lunchtime.
Thanks for your comments!
Did you let the tyres down for the rough dirt bits?
Most of the time yes we did.
The crocodile music 😆😆😆
Search term = suspense
Wet season waterfalls?
They would be spectacular!!
Did you see any snakes 🐍
Nope, only crocs. Saw one at Edith Falls. Just a baby
Correction , the second largest national park in the world .
Q: Do you know the jolly swag man’s name? 🤔
No I don’t. But I feel like I should! Do you know?