RANGE ROVER WINS AGAINST ALL ODDS. FRIENDS CROSS THE CANNING EP-4. @4xoverland

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FRIENDS CROSS THE CANNING.
Take a 45-year-old Range Rover. Add the world’s longest and most remote cattle route. Mix in a bowl. Add two Germans, two English blokes and an Iraqi Uber Eats Driver. And what do you get? Sometimes sweet, often spicy. Never bitter.
Escape into a magical world of the remote wilderness of the Canning Stock Route in Western Australia. Five friends take on over 1000 miles of red dunes, spiky grass, scruffy camels and shifty dingoes in an heroic 4-part TV adventure. And the setting is the world’s longest cattle route crossing the most remote part of all of Australia. The Canning Stock Route, 1850 kms of punishing, overgrown, unforgiving bush track. The protagonists are: Andrew in his Toyota V8 Troopcarrier, helping Rob in the 1975 Range Rover, who thinks Andrew has given him the Range Rover and who makes the most of every moment Heiner has to work on his Hilux - which is far too often. Meanwhile John decides his Mitsubishi Triton is not rusty enough and finds a wreck to strip off parts. Mad impulsive boy that he is. Sean and his FJ Cruiser joining the convoy mid-trip, cooks up a storm and saves the day when he spots a leaking pipe on the Range Rover that Andrew and Rob missed, but then must hide from the others. It’s all rather childish.
4xOverland is the world's first global 4WD adventure off-road motoring channel. Established in 1996, it is hosted by well-known 4x4 writer, explorer and filmmaker, Andrew St Pierre White. AKA: ASPW.

[@This_is_My_Story]

It was definitely and epic 4 Episodes 👏 👏 👏

[@hunt4redoctober628]

This is just brilliant Andrew! Great film making and editing.Thank you for posting this.

[@landrover1155]

Triton. The most underrated vehicle around...except by those who own them. Cheers

[@Master-Blaster-4x4]

one reason the range rover did well is that its not loaded down with roof racks and things hanging on it and over it, a vehicle will perform better without pushing its gvm limits

[@AJBAdventures]

So glad you put it up as 4 long episodes, what an epic journey and epic watch 👍

[@heinschwartz7941]

Nice production Andrew 🍻

[@NottinghamshireMadness]

Fantastic!
Do we get a picture book?

[@AndrewTinWA]

This really does inspire me to get out on a proper remote trip like this in my classic Rangie. Or really any vehicle. Thanks for the amazing work on this series Andrew, and your long body of other work.

[@Janeen-q8t]

The music just compliments the video so well

[@kottomack]

So good!

[@Bannedone3ice]

Andrew, I believe you have friends with you who can work on the vehicles as well 👍 win win situation.

[@ImBatben1]

Loved every episode. Thanks for bringing us all along 👍🏼

[@ejdoc1]

5:57 is when he realizes he's not the post pandemic trailblazer he thought he was 😅

[@4xoverland]

schadenfreude?

[@julesmarwell8023]

sadly, the term IMPROVE THE BREED does not apply. they lost the plot somewhere.

[@colleen9038]

I would have stayed 3 nights at Derba springs, just glorious!

[@This_is_My_Story]

Thank you for the discount 🙏 i joined the Overland Workshop

[@ryanclausman6099]

I hope someday day you get to hear a Common Loon. Its the North American equivalent to your Butcher Bird. I've been around loons for over 50 years and its call still gives me chills.

[@4xoverland]

I once heard the loon, on waterways if I remember it properly.

[@Crashedprotocol]

Leaving the canning singing is a riot!! Thanks for the adventure you all are great, and you made it.

[@AJ29430]

Wonderful