Great video and I love to see young families getting out there. Our family are all married with there own very young families now. They all talk about the great family trips & Holidays. It has been a long time since I have been there and will have to go back
Great video...hope Larissa is feeling better...also great job to Hayley...she is daddys girl...I was the same with my Dad...nice yabby catching Joe...Adam you have a lovely family ☺️ 👍
The door fly screen. How you made it. And how it fitted to the interior roof rail. The hang looks great with fitting close to canvas wall and dropping. It looks like it works well. And change change the screen easy. I love the camper. Been doing lots of work on it. I liked this video. Russell
Sundown is one of my favourite destinations, as well as Girraween, I've been to both many times over the years. Did you drive down to Rat's Castle, I've heard Nat Parks closed the track a while back. I've driven down there in the past, In fact the track originally accessed right through to the western entrance. Great place, as always fantastic Vlog
Full dry tip for letting air out of your tyres with a trailer. To have the same footprint let's say 20 on the front 25 on the rear tyres. Grab two sticks and put them one in front and one behind on a tyre and measure the footprint which is the overall length. If your length says 350ml footprint unique get your trailer and do exactly the same thing. Even if your trailer says it's got 10 psi your footprint should still be the same as your rear tyres 350ml. Now you have all 6 tyres running the same footprint and it makes for better fuel economy because you're not dragging a trailer. If the speed limit says 80 km or 100km you slow your speed down 2 roughly 60 or 70 depending on how much air is let out and definitely slow down for corners it might seem ridiculous but it will save injuries and damage.
Allways a joy watching you guys make memories together , brings a smile to my dial . Take care of the ankle ya did well to keep the smile going. Cheers from 2 west aussies in Saudi xx
Yeah she's saving everything for a troopy and wants to travel Australia with our dog. What a great plan she has. Larissa is on crouches with 2 torn ligaments! Thanks for the support 👍
Great video again it,s too see you,re teaching Haley to drive the Patrol and hopefully Joe will do the same , when i was 13 i drove a mini moke in the NT while on holidays it was the best way to learn, keep it up.
Yeah she's fantastic and will be a great driver later because of it. I remember dad taking me for my first lesson, in the work truck, 14 years old and loving it, despite not being strong enough to turn full lock with no power steering 🤣
I hope Larissa's ankle heals quickly. I was up in the Northern Rivers of NSW around when you would have been filming this so I know about all that rain.😟 Sundown NP looks like a great place. I'll certainly check it out after seeing this video. And great job learning to take the wheel, Hayley. 🙂
good stuff guys. Well it was good to watch, not much good for you guys it looked like. I could see Larissa hurting at the end so i hope the ankle wasnt too bad and is on the mend now. I enjoyed the rostiis chook, one of my favourite camp cooking delights as well as a roast pork. See you next time.
Second driving tip with your four-wheel drive. When you have free wheeling hubs leave them connected turned on. Your diff is still open and will only engage when you press the button or lever to engage 4WD and only then your front diff will start working. And if you have diff locks they only come on when you press the button unless you have a Detroit Locker then your front disc is locked if you lock in your hubs. And looking your free wheeling hubs is not going to use extra fuel that is a complete myth it's only when you engage on your dash four-wheel drive and if you are on a dirt road doing 60 80 or 100 kilometres an hour lock your vehicle in 4WD high range you will have more control.
Yeah Mark, I'm trying to find time to do something similar, but finding it very difficult to plan out especially with everything else we have going on right now. Hopefully soon as I take a step back from youtube
Hi,love your videos ,entertaining and informative. Look up Anica Montana for soft tissue damage such as sprains and torn muscles etc. Make sure to find a good brand with under the tongue spray plus lotion. It has saved me days of pain and I healed a lot quicker while away driving trucks. It is a natural based product, great first aid.
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Great video and I love to see young families getting out there. Our family are all married with there own very young families now. They all talk about the great family trips & Holidays. It has been a long time since I have been there and will have to go back
Yeah mate it was a wonderful experience and so good to share with others. I really enjoyed this adventure and the challenges of getting set up for it
Great video...hope Larissa is feeling better...also great job to Hayley...she is daddys girl...I was the same with my Dad...nice yabby catching Joe...Adam you have a lovely family ☺️ 👍
Excellent video all - the whole family contributed. Forgot to say - good luck with the ankle Larissa.
Awesome Ep guys,
Such a great family trip
Thanks Graig, really do appreciate the positive support 👍
Try a stretcher under the swag, awesome, easy to get and out and more comfortable
Yeah might be the next thing we need, cheers mate 👍
Great episode guys. Hopefully Larissa’s angle not too bad. Take care.
Really enjoy your clips guys
Thanks mate for the support 👍
Wishing you a Quick recovery Larissa. The worst camping trips are most remembered😊.Keep the the videos coming guys . 👍🏕
Have a go at this little one ehh!
Outstanding mate. Your doing a bang up job Man.
Thanks mate for the support 👍
Great episode gang!
I always say, "there is no such thing as bad camping, just bad preparation." ☺️
Thanks 😃 a bad day camping is better than a good day at work 👍
@@GoingOverland That's another way of putting it. 😉
Awesome to see the young ones getting some real life experience👍👍
Great drive Hayley 👍
Always good to have another backup driver
Backing the trailer in no time😉
Thanks Mark, she's a natural 😃
Favourite part of this video is showing your daughter how to drive... Can't wait to do that with my kids
Yeah she's a natural and been behind the wheel since 18 months, now she's able to reach the pedals it's so much fun. 😁
Awesome spot. Living the dream sitting back with a good drink
Yeah nothing better than sitting back, listening to the rain and pondering the world
Great to see the GQ tackling some tough tracks! Heal up on those torn ligaments Larissa.
Thanks mate, but it's going to be a long recovery unfortunately 😞
The door fly screen. How you made it. And how it fitted to the interior roof rail. The hang looks great with fitting close to canvas wall and dropping. It looks like it works well. And change change the screen easy. I love the camper. Been doing lots of work on it. I liked this video. Russell
Good job mate
Thanks for the support 👍
ya got a great familt there Adam
Thanks mate, don't I know it. I consider myself very lucky. Cheers 🍻
Sundown is one of my favourite destinations, as well as Girraween, I've been to both many times over the years. Did you drive down to Rat's Castle, I've heard Nat Parks closed the track a while back. I've driven down there in the past, In fact the track originally accessed right through to the western entrance. Great place, as always fantastic Vlog
Full dry tip for letting air out of your tyres with a trailer.
To have the same footprint let's say 20 on the front 25 on the rear tyres. Grab two sticks and put them one in front and one behind on a tyre and measure the footprint which is the overall length. If your length says 350ml footprint unique get your trailer and do exactly the same thing. Even if your trailer says it's got 10 psi your footprint should still be the same as your rear tyres 350ml. Now you have all 6 tyres running the same footprint and it makes for better fuel economy because you're not dragging a trailer. If the speed limit says 80 km or 100km you slow your speed down 2 roughly 60 or 70 depending on how much air is let out and definitely slow down for corners it might seem ridiculous but it will save injuries and damage.
Too bad about the ankle - top points for putting up with the discomfort and pain for the whole weekend.
Thanks Peter, she's a tuff cookie and torn 2 ligaments 🤕
Congratulations on another great wholesome family adventure. Hope Larissa ankle is okay. Thanks for sharing cheers to you all
Thanks Greg, it was a great trip but not a good ending for larissa's ankle with 2 torn ligaments 😲
Allways a joy watching you guys make memories together , brings a smile to my dial . Take care of the ankle ya did well to keep the smile going. Cheers from 2 west aussies in Saudi xx
Thanks guys, always great hearing from you, funny how our little home videos go right around the world 🌎 😀 👍
Thanks Happy Family,top vid in a relaxing camp ground.Larissa hope your ankle isn't to bad,Hayley you'll
be to the v8's soon.Thanks guy's 👍🏾🍻
Yeah she's saving everything for a troopy and wants to travel Australia with our dog. What a great plan she has.
Larissa is on crouches with 2 torn ligaments! Thanks for the support 👍
New to your channel, like your format. Congratulations on driving that beast Hayley. Looking forward to seeing more off road adventures
Great video again it,s too see you,re teaching Haley to drive the Patrol and hopefully Joe will do the same , when i was 13 i drove a mini moke in the NT while on holidays it was the best way to learn, keep it up.
Yeah she's fantastic and will be a great driver later because of it. I remember dad taking me for my first lesson, in the work truck, 14 years old and loving it, despite not being strong enough to turn full lock with no power steering 🤣
Added this place to the list. I hope the ankle healed. 🍻
Thanks mate, but unfortunately it will take up to 2 months with 2 torn ligaments 😲
I hope Larissa's ankle heals quickly. I was up in the Northern Rivers of NSW around when you would have been filming this so I know about all that rain.😟 Sundown NP looks like a great place. I'll certainly check it out after seeing this video. And great job learning to take the wheel, Hayley. 🙂
good stuff guys. Well it was good to watch, not much good for you guys it looked like. I could see Larissa hurting at the end so i hope the ankle wasnt too bad and is on the mend now. I enjoyed the rostiis chook, one of my favourite camp cooking delights as well as a roast pork. See you next time.
Thanks mate, larissa is still in a lot of pain, torn 2 ligaments 🤕 and can't walk on it
@@GoingOverland bummer mate..thats a longer term thing..give her our brst pls Adam.
Just seen a video get out there. He used 3m red tape. Over his lights to give a low red colour light for insects
That's a great idea, not really keen on fixing new lights and drill more holes if I don't have. That's a great solution 👍
We went on Sept 23, we must have just missed you I reckon.
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Hope that you enjoy being the number one cook and bottle washer while the boss is crook Adam.
Second driving tip with your four-wheel drive.
When you have free wheeling hubs leave them connected turned on. Your diff is still open and will only engage when you press the button or lever to engage 4WD and only then your front diff will start working. And if you have diff locks they only come on when you press the button unless you have a Detroit Locker then your front disc is locked if you lock in your hubs. And looking your free wheeling hubs is not going to use extra fuel that is a complete myth it's only when you engage on your dash four-wheel drive and if you are on a dirt road doing 60 80 or 100 kilometres an hour lock your vehicle in 4WD high range you will have more control.
You guys did really well hope her ankle heels soon take care...
Oh yer notice you guys are from Brisbane....where did you buy those Akruba hats from ?
Akins saddlery at Loganholme, next to office works 👍
Where abouts was that camp site beside the creek sorry the map closed to quick for me to see the name??
That's at Sundown National, The Burrows. Big area and lots of room.
Would be noice to doa Tag-A-Long :-)
Yeah Mark, I'm trying to find time to do something similar, but finding it very difficult to plan out especially with everything else we have going on right now. Hopefully soon as I take a step back from youtube
Hi,love your videos ,entertaining and informative.
Look up Anica Montana for soft tissue damage such as sprains and torn muscles etc.
Make sure to find a good brand with under the tongue spray plus lotion.
It has saved me days of pain and I healed a lot quicker while away driving trucks.
It is a natural based product, great first aid.
Thanks mate will have to look into it, but she's had a couple of scans and torn 2 ligaments 🤕
wicked ! a bit of everything! what a trip huh ! 🏞️📹🛻🤙😎
Yeah never a dull moment with us, but that's the beauty of overlanding