Another awesome video. So lucky to have a drone in the bungles when could fly there , epic footage, the looking down especially , and those lake / dead tree photos are some of your best yet😍😍
A Yank here, from Western US, the state of Wyoming. I was fortanate to visit OZ about 6'years ago(2016-2017)'for 6 months. I have a mate there, who lives close to Dubbo, and owned a station out by Tilpa and and another up by Brewania. I traveled between all 3 places in a 24 ft flatbed truck. I had never been through a roundabout, and I'm driving on the wrong side of the road! I'm planning on coming back soon, and watching your amazing video's makes me wish I were there now! Hope to meet up with you.
Wow..you guy's excelled again. Such stunning beautiful scenery with high level photography capturing another rewarding venture. Thank You for sharing as always look forward to you're next story. 🥂
Great video again as always. I have always admired your videos for the beauty of the country. I am currently travelling through North West Australia, albeit on motor bikes so I can relate to these images well. You truly have a wonderful talent of presenting outback Australia to the rest of the world.
Hello I have been following you with great pleasure for some time. By following you, I fell in love with the Unimog, with Australia, its nature and its landscapes... Your pictures are sublime! Besides the fact of being of a great sensuality, they are in total adequacy with the landscapes... in total communion with nature... As a result, the censorship spoils this communion a little, but hey... Anyway, a huge thank you for your sharing, continue to make us dream...
WOW!!! Another fabulous video!!!! Thanks so much to you both for sharing!!!! Your vid’s allow us to see parts of Australia most will have the opportunity to see!!!!
Another amazing video, well researched and beautiful photography. I love that part of Aus and will be heading there in two weeks time. The guys at Kununurra Tyre helped us as well when we did a tyre on the Gibb, bent over backwards to help us get back on the road and not spoil our holiday. Great service, thank you again for your vid and can't wait for the installment. Love your work.
Having had the opportunity to explore our Death Valley, I could totally appreciate your love to explore your deserts in Australia. So much to see, feel and smell. I also totally appreciate your your ability to change into a swim suit and seem quite comfortable!!! Love watching your videos! Tc from Nevada
Loved the video, viewing from the air seems the best way to appreciate the Bungle Bungles. I felt so sad for you having to replace two tyres on the Unimog. Those tyres are not cheap and having to get them trucked in from Perth just adds to the pain. Thanks for sharing, always enjoy your videos.
Glad you enjoyed it. a helicopter flight would be great, but not sure if they run them from there. The tyres are really expensive,and we replace three in Kununarra, and got another two shipped across from the East and picked them up in Port Hedland. We decided not to risk traveling on old tyres, especially where we go. It made a dent in the budget, that's for sure.
Thank you for sharing your beautiful adventures I love the way you narrate and the video and stills are amazing. To finish off your editing is flawless. I’m so happy you guys are travelling about again. Regards from, Mario.
Thanks Rodney, I love doing photo shoots with Iain. We just got back from a trip up to Magnetic Island and a few other places, with some really special locations, we just need to put the video together.
After driving Mogs in the army for about twenty years I couldn’t imagine driving one all Australia for fun. I suppose you have aircon, better seats and suspension and sound proofing.
Thanks guys,another great adventure ,glad you didn’t have to dig your way out of the salt lake,got lucky I think.You are right,all these places are way better when you can enjoy them by yourselves 👍We’re those tyres that failed getting a bit old,or do you think something cut them?Look forward to seeing you again soon 🙂
Thanks 👍, the sidewall splits were small, and there was nothing that shows any external damage, you can see in the photo, just a tiny crack. Iain says the tyres were really brittle when he took them off, we contacted Continental, as the tyres only had about 15,000km on them, and they told us they were out of date by at least 5 years, so no warranty. We switched over to Michelin XZLs after that.
We have winches front and rear, and carry a fair bit of recovery gear, kinetic rope, exhaust jacks, maxtraxs etc. We have come close a few times, but have been able to get out by lowering the tyre pressure and engaging the diff locks. We have a satellite phone, Garmin InReach and an PLB/EPIRB.
Well done Trish and Ian, beautiful scenery, (and model) great videography. . I always wanted to travel to Australia other than for work. From reading and the sound of things with your regressive government, I'll pass. Drones outlawed? What's next, taking pictures in public? How much is a liter of diesel for the Unimog now verses when this video was taken? Here in the US, diesel has gone from 70 cents per liter to $1.55 per liter. It looked like the Unimog had a Michelin military tread style tire. My M35a3 had Michelin's on it when retired from active service. The truck sat for a few months on low inflated tires. Over a period of 4 months, all 7 tires had to be replaced (Michelin sidewalls are IMO junk). I also removed the central tire inflation system, as it was the culprit for the tires leaking. Looks like Ian has gotten very good at tire repair.
They banned the drones in some parks, pretty sad. Always the irresponsible people who do the wrong thing spoiling it for everyone else. Diesel up there was around $2.00 per litre, now it would be closer to $2.80 up there. The tyres were Continental ones, the Michelin ones have been a lot better.
Bugger, I was about to go up in my Corolla, seems not a good idea. Lucky you got those drone shots when you did, spectacular. Why would they ban drones? maybe the electrons magnetise the iron in the rock? Beaurocracy at its finest.
How do you guys find travelling in a large truck? Ive bought a 6x6 Landrover Perentie, so not as big as your Unimog, but it has a huge turning circle. Have you found your truck size limits the tracks you can do around Australia?
Our truck has quite a tight turning circle, not much more than a Landcruiser. Ours is a little Unimog though. We have not had any problems with the tracks we have been on so far. We have had to to cut a few branches to clear our 3.3m height on the odd occasion.
@@UnimogAdventures Thanks for your reply and info... I really wish I could have got a unimog, but where I live one needs a residential parking permit to park on the street. There's no way to mod-plate a unimog to a gvm of under 4500kg :( Great video, hope you continue having lots of fun on your adventures :)
It varies so much, and depends so best to search the various National Park website in each state, they also change their rules regularly. It doesn't make sense, as not all apply the CASA rules but come up with their own, but I think they will all soon be following CASA rules, as they actually control the airspace, not the Park people.
I got a magnifying 🔎 glass to check if the rock-spiderette was actually Percy-Toplis....couldn't determine it.Subscribing would be a sure bet IF she was sans bustenhalter!!. If you want to increase subs....better to have a commentary that is not just dry comments on facts..... Eva Zu Beck gets lots of subs because she flirts a lot.....but has a silly commentary. Grizzly and Bear are improving and so too are their subs....their catch is their idiosyncratic presentation.(more important than the girls magnificent French Poitrines).
Another awesome video. So lucky to have a drone in the bungles when could fly there , epic footage, the looking down especially , and those lake / dead tree photos are some of your best yet😍😍
Thanks Grant, we have some great photos from those sessions on the lake.
Your voice is very soothing along with a fantastic body. Thanks for the ride along!
So nice of you, thanks for watching
A Yank here, from Western US, the state of Wyoming. I was fortanate to visit OZ about 6'years ago(2016-2017)'for 6 months. I have a mate there, who lives close to Dubbo, and owned a station out by Tilpa and and another up by Brewania. I traveled between all 3 places in a 24 ft flatbed truck. I had never been through a roundabout, and I'm driving on the wrong side of the road! I'm planning on coming back soon, and watching your amazing video's makes me wish I were there now! Hope to meet up with you.
Thanks, glad you like the videos. Thre are so many amazing places, will take a lot longer than 3 months to see even part of the the good part 😁
Wow what a great channel!! Love the unimog!! New subscriber from wales 🏴 uk 🇬🇧!! 👍👍
Thank you, hoping to do some new videos soon.
Wow..you guy's excelled again.
Such stunning beautiful scenery with high level photography capturing another rewarding venture.
Thank You for sharing as always look forward to you're next story. 🥂
Thank you so much 😀
Great video again as always. I have always admired your videos for the beauty of the country. I am currently travelling through North West Australia, albeit on motor bikes so I can relate to these images well. You truly have a wonderful talent of presenting outback Australia to the rest of the world.
Thanks Georg, you are in a beautiful part of the country, glad you liked the video
So lucky to drive around there!!
Another great video with fabulous scenery, seeing Wyndham brought back memories as I've been there - with a ship.
Thank you, glad you liked it.
WOW! Absolutely gorgeous! And the scenery was pretty spectacular too!
Thank you,
Wonderful scenery. Thank you for sharing your explorations.
Glad you enjoyed it
Great adventure, amazing scenery and model
Thank you
Unbelievably beautiful and rugged country!
It sure is
Beautiful pictures
Thank you, glad you liked them
Another great video.
Thank you Brad
All I can say is WOW! Beautiful scenery, the landscape and the lady!
Thank you,
Another beautiful video Trish, you and Ian do great work, love your videos
Glad you like them
The Bungles video was spectacular. A second spare outback is a must for peace of mind.
Thanks, its a great place. It would be good to have a second spare, but take up so much space. We have all the kit needed for repairing the tyres.
Hello
I have been following you with great pleasure for some time.
By following you, I fell in love with the Unimog, with Australia, its nature and its landscapes... Your pictures are sublime! Besides the fact of being of a great sensuality, they are in total adequacy with the landscapes... in total communion with nature... As a result, the censorship spoils this communion a little, but hey...
Anyway, a huge thank you for your sharing, continue to make us dream...
Thank you very much, glad you enjoyed the videos.
WOW!!! Another fabulous video!!!! Thanks so much to you both for sharing!!!! Your vid’s allow us to see parts of Australia most will have the opportunity to see!!!!
Our pleasure, glad you enjoyed it
As always the views are next level. And it's always a good day when ur beauty is on a video. Thanks for sharing
My pleasure, thanks for watching.
Beautiful video guys... we will be there in 3 months and cant wait... love all your adventures
Hope you enjoy it.
Another amazing video, well researched and beautiful photography. I love that part of Aus and will be heading there in two weeks time. The guys at Kununurra Tyre helped us as well when we did a tyre on the Gibb, bent over backwards to help us get back on the road and not spoil our holiday. Great service, thank you again for your vid and can't wait for the installment. Love your work.
Thanks, its a beautiful place. The tyre guys at Kununurra were very helpful, and gave us some more patches and things.
Australian is worth a trip. I would also like to go there. Your videos are a great Inspiration. Thanks 😊👍👍
You should, so much to see.
Great video with some really interesting drone footage. Thanks for the video
Thanks for watching Mike
thanks for taking me along to place i will never get to see in real life
Thanks for watching, glad we could take you along
on our adventures.
I follow your aventures Around Australia and sons adventures on the ocean in Sailing UMA
@@kevindeckert31 Thanks, I will have a look
Beautiful Scenery, Beautiful Woman. Great video editing as well.
Thank you very much, glad you enjoyed it.
Having had the opportunity to explore our Death Valley, I could totally appreciate your love to explore your deserts in Australia. So much to see, feel and smell. I also totally appreciate your your ability to change into a swim suit and seem quite comfortable!!! Love watching your videos! Tc from Nevada
Thanks Thomas, it is such a wonderful country with so much more to explore
Love these videos and love seeing Trish, following on several platforms
Thanks for the support
Loved the video, viewing from the air seems the best way to appreciate the Bungle Bungles. I felt so sad for you having to replace two tyres on the Unimog. Those tyres are not cheap and having to get them trucked in from Perth just adds to the pain. Thanks for sharing, always enjoy your videos.
Glad you enjoyed it. a helicopter flight would be great, but not sure if they run them from there. The tyres are really expensive,and we replace three in Kununarra, and got another two shipped across from the East and picked them up in Port Hedland. We decided not to risk traveling on old tyres, especially where we go. It made a dent in the budget, that's for sure.
Amazing as ever, thanks for sharing.
My pleasure, thanks for watching.
Great job! Lovely video of a terrific adventure
Thanks Alex
Thank you for sharing your beautiful adventures I love the way you narrate and the video and stills are amazing. To finish off your editing is flawless. I’m so happy you guys are travelling about again. Regards from, Mario.
Thank you so much Mario, glad you like the video.
Awesome video. We love the Kimberley's. Such an amazing place, with so many hidden gems.
It sure is, we hope to go back there soon.
@@UnimogAdventures yes we're hoping to get back there next year
@@waynelemmon3007 hopefully fuel will be cheaper, and not so many people
@@UnimogAdventures we can only hope
Yet again some great images of Australia and Trish. So when and where is the next adventure?
Thanks Rodney, I love doing photo shoots with Iain. We just got back from a trip up to Magnetic Island and a few other places, with some really special locations, we just need to put the video together.
Amazing video. Thank you sharing.
Thanks for watching.
Looks an amazing place. Hope you both enjoyed it.
Yes, thank you, it was great.
Beautiful landscape as always, thanks for sharing your amazing adventurers TrickyTrev 👍
Glad you enjoyed it Trev.
After driving Mogs in the army for about twenty years I couldn’t imagine driving one all Australia for fun. I suppose you have aircon, better seats and suspension and sound proofing.
I've been in an ADF mog, and I agree, it would not be fun. Ours is as comfortable as our Defender was, and we have great aircon. 😁
Awesome guys.
Thanks
V beautiful video. I like your video. From Pakistan 🇵🇰🌹
Thank you, glad you liked it.
@@UnimogAdventures thanks 👍
Great video again
Glad you enjoyed it
another excellent video
Glad you enjoyed it
Parabéns! as "trip"são umas melhores do que as outras!
Obrigado por assistir
amazed as always about the VR feel ...!👍👍 not much grt about the modification on your original but classy stills...!! 😊
Thank you very much. I agree about the still photo, but have to comply with the rules here.
@@UnimogAdventures Totally agree with that.. 😊👍
Thanks guys,another great adventure ,glad you didn’t have to dig your way out of the salt lake,got lucky I think.You are right,all these places are way better when you can enjoy them by yourselves 👍We’re those tyres that failed getting a bit old,or do you think something cut them?Look forward to seeing you again soon 🙂
Thanks 👍, the sidewall splits were small, and there was nothing that shows any external damage, you can see in the photo, just a tiny crack. Iain says the tyres were really brittle when he took them off, we contacted Continental, as the tyres only had about 15,000km on them, and they told us they were out of date by at least 5 years, so no warranty. We switched over to Michelin XZLs after that.
Very interesting, do you ever get the truck stuck, do you have a winch or rescue plan as it’s appears heavy.
We have winches front and rear, and carry a fair bit of recovery gear, kinetic rope, exhaust jacks, maxtraxs etc. We have come close a few times, but have been able to get out by lowering the tyre pressure and engaging the diff locks. We have a satellite phone, Garmin InReach and an PLB/EPIRB.
What happened to you guys it's been over 7 months no videos.
Anyway hopefully all is well.
HI, sorry, have been a bit busy, but we are trying to get one our soon.
Well done Trish and Ian, beautiful scenery, (and model) great videography.
. I always wanted to travel to Australia other than for work. From reading and the sound of things with your regressive government, I'll pass. Drones outlawed? What's next, taking pictures in public?
How much is a liter of diesel for the Unimog now verses when this video was taken? Here in the US, diesel has gone from 70 cents per liter to $1.55 per liter.
It looked like the Unimog had a Michelin military tread style tire. My M35a3 had Michelin's on it when retired from active service. The truck sat for a few months on low inflated tires. Over a period of 4 months, all 7 tires had to be replaced (Michelin sidewalls are IMO junk). I also removed the central tire inflation system, as it was the culprit for the tires leaking.
Looks like Ian has gotten very good at tire repair.
They banned the drones in some parks, pretty sad. Always the irresponsible people who do the wrong thing spoiling it for everyone else. Diesel up there was around $2.00 per litre, now it would be closer to $2.80 up there. The tyres were Continental ones, the Michelin ones have been a lot better.
Bugger, I was about to go up in my Corolla, seems not a good idea.
Lucky you got those drone shots when you did, spectacular.
Why would they ban drones? maybe the electrons magnetise the
iron in the rock? Beaurocracy at its finest.
Yes, we were lucky, no idea why they banned them, probably someone doing the wrong thing, spoiling it for everyone
How is it goinng?.Enjoyed!professional !have a good day,=))
Thanks, you too
How do you guys find travelling in a large truck? Ive bought a 6x6 Landrover Perentie, so not as big as your Unimog, but it has a huge turning circle.
Have you found your truck size limits the tracks you can do around Australia?
Our truck has quite a tight turning circle, not much more than a Landcruiser. Ours is a little Unimog though. We have not had any problems with the tracks we have been on so far. We have had to to cut a few branches to clear our 3.3m height on the odd occasion.
@@UnimogAdventures Thanks for your reply and info... I really wish I could have got a unimog, but where I live one needs a residential parking permit to park on the street. There's no way to mod-plate a unimog to a gvm of under 4500kg :(
Great video, hope you continue having lots of fun on your adventures :)
@@andrewmoroney2381 Thanks Andrew, we loved our Defender, had some great trips in it.
Enjoy your new Land Rover
Hi. Can you please tell me which states and territories can I fly my small drone? Done the drone course but not sure where to fly in national parks.
It varies so much, and depends so best to search the various National Park website in each state, they also change their rules regularly. It doesn't make sense, as not all apply the CASA rules but come up with their own, but I think they will all soon be following CASA rules, as they actually control the airspace, not the Park people.
I got a magnifying 🔎 glass to check if the rock-spiderette was actually Percy-Toplis....couldn't determine it.Subscribing would be a sure bet IF she was sans bustenhalter!!.
If you want to increase subs....better to have a commentary that is not just dry comments on facts.....
Eva Zu Beck gets lots of subs because she flirts a lot.....but has a silly commentary.
Grizzly and Bear are improving and so too are their subs....their catch is their idiosyncratic presentation.(more important than the girls magnificent French Poitrines).
Thanks Bert, those are great ideas, I'll try make it a bit more personable, 😊👍👍. I only go "Sans bustenhalter" and more on my OnlyFans lol
Like the bikini shots!
Thank you