The Gibb River Road - Part 3 Heating up in the OUTBACK! | Caravanning Australia
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Hey Guys,
This is Part 3 of our Gibb River Rd Outback adventure. Go and start from Part 1 if you havn't seen it and we hope you guys enjoy!
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I found myself smiling while watching. A sign that I am enjoying your experiences.
Mate, ur comment has made both of us smile so we really appreciate it! 👌 Glad you enjoyed it! 👍
I love watching you guys! You're so real, honest and inspiring travelling with a baby!
I'm a nurse, my partner is a sparky and in a few years time we are going to go do the same and pick up work along the way.
Thank you for sharing your experience
Thanks you! We really appreciate the kind words 😊 that's awesome! You guys won't regret it 👌
Thanks for watching 😊
And you both will get plenty of work really easily in those professions 👍
Keep the vids coming! Also the amount of precious time you both get to spend with Lyla is amazing 🥰
Hey my fav Aussie Fam!!! Rhys, Sarah and Lyla 🙂!!!!!, sweet adventure as always, Rhys when fishing in unfamiliar waters and not sure about crocs, if you already have not done it before you go by the water, might try launching your drone up and scout all banks and fly low enough, it might scare some fish but it's worth saving yourself and the fam any grief, love you all and until next time stay safe, stay awesome out there 👋😊🙌
Thanks so much 😊 The drone is definitely helpful for scoping out a place, especially if the water is clear 👌 murky water is the trouble when you can't see what's hiding down below 🐊 Cheers again for watching 🙌
@@WhileWereYoung. I'm just glad you are all doing well, hope you all have a great day 🙂
Did the Gibb in 87 called into the Gibb river station and met the owners who were from the same town as us in vic left headed east the road got narrow and rough very isolated loved the kimberley area enjoy your trip
Oh right small world! I bet it was a different road back in 87! Yeah we do too the Kimberley is so different to alot of Australia.
Cheers for watching mate!
It certainly was differant not much traffic tourism was just getting going in the area I think met some locals at derby that took us fishing on the coast out of town best fishing ever cheers enjoy
@@ianbell735 would have loved to have seen it back then! Cheers mate
I loved seeing your progress along the Gibb River road. Look like an adventure, and you are coping well with the heat and a baby in tow.
It's definitely slow going with the van in tow, but all the more time to see all the sights 👌 I think we'd go a bit earlier in the season next time to avoid the heat a little more haha. Thanks for watching 😊
Such an amazing adventure you had, so much to see and do, different every stop. Hope there is a part 4 and 5 :) Completely off topic but I just noticed how long Lyla’s eyelashes are!! So pretty 😊
Definitely something different to see at every stop! And it was nice to experience the bustling El Questro as well as the quiet free camps 👌 there are more videos in this trip! Still got all the gorges to go 🙌 Oh her eyelashes are so long! She gets that from her Dad lol Thanks for watching Robyn!
A bag of powdered milk is always a good backup :) Thanks stay safe.
Yeh it definitely pays to have extra bread and milk on board when you go remote. Lucky for us oat milk is long life so we can stock up but it doesn't come in powder so it does get bulky/heavy. Cheers for watching 🙌
Hey Reece did you get some extra mummy and daddy time for getting the cup cake for Sarah ? i,am just being cheeky haha.
Hahaa I was pretty popular that day mate 😂
@@WhileWereYoung. Thats good mate
I live in croc country and where you were on the rocks would have been safe, plus from what I could see the water was clear and you could see the bottom.
The thing to remember is that a 3 or 4 meter croc can hide in a 1/2 a meter of water, if you can't see the bottom for about 10 meters all-round then standing closer than 4 or 5 meters from the edge is asking to be croc bait.
Good to know mate! I won't be going near any murky water anytime soon! 🥴 they are definitely an intimidating beast!
cheers for watching 👌