Yes there is something magnetic and spiritual about Uluru and Kata Tjuta. Been there twice in the past 5 yrs. Love this place especially The Valley of the winds walk. These memories and moments with your kids are priceless and perfect. Enjoy! Another great episode.
Had the pleasure of climbing Uluru back in 1996 and next time plan on riding the circumference. Little tid bit of info that i remember Uluru is approximately 7kms deep underground 😮
Great vid. Don't over exaggerate the "life and death" of losing a PS pump though. Frustrating? Yes. But heavy steering ain't going to kill you. Lighter at speed. (Yes I owned a td42gq on 35s and lost the pa pump. I had a sports steering wheel too!)
Awesome episode guys, so good to see the desert in bloom..When you get back to alice check out Natures Botanicals fly spray./roll on.We used it at the opal fields last year and it was great to keep those flies away a bit..How was the plenty this trip guys?
It is really Ayers Rock, it was here millions of years BEFORE the aborigines walked to Australia over the land bridge from Indonesia 60,000 years ago, they actually discovered nothing, a race of New Guinea Pigmy lived here LONG before they arrived.... the aboriginies killed off this race of people... true history will soon show this to be correct..
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Thanks guys for all the effort with these videos, this trip is really good. I am enjoying your travels.
Loving your videos, thanks for sharing them! Very informative and inspiring. Good on you all.
Cheers guys. Gotta get there asap before all the tourists return. Definitely taking the mountain bikes👍
Yes there is something magnetic and spiritual about Uluru and Kata Tjuta. Been there twice in the past 5 yrs. Love this place especially The Valley of the winds walk. These memories and moments with your kids are priceless and perfect. Enjoy! Another great episode.
Loving this series guys.
Thanks Allan for your support and positive feedback, great motivation 👍
Had the pleasure of climbing Uluru back in 1996 and next time plan on riding the circumference. Little tid bit of info that i remember Uluru is approximately 7kms deep underground 😮
We will be out there in July, watching your trips helps with the planning and getting through the days of work.
Great vids
It,s really really cool in the Wet 👍
Great vid. Don't over exaggerate the "life and death" of losing a PS pump though. Frustrating? Yes. But heavy steering ain't going to kill you. Lighter at speed. (Yes I owned a td42gq on 35s and lost the pa pump. I had a sports steering wheel too!)
that's a super clip cobber, went there 4 years ago and it felt very spiritual would love to get back there soon
We're there two years ago with our kids. Bloody ripper of a place🤘🍻🔥🇦🇺
Well done. Great family viewing
Cheers for the support. It's been a amazing adventure
Your videos are getting better and better.
Thanks Jamie, it's a lot of extra work, but rewarding to watch them back later
Awesome episode guys, so good to see the desert in bloom..When you get back to alice check out Natures Botanicals fly spray./roll on.We used it at the opal fields last year and it was great to keep those flies away a bit..How was the plenty this trip guys?
Following you guys love the videos keep up the great work
T Thanks for the support Andrew, it's definitely a challenge
If you visited the Peterman Ranges further west near Docker River, you would quickly realise the Olga's is nothing in comparison.
Great video
Loving your vids guys. Couldn’t find you on Facebook. Do you have a page and if yes what is it called? Cheers
Yes it's goingoverlandaus on Facebook.
Love Ayres Rock
Magic area
Have you upload the wrong episode we're missing 3 n 4
No Drones allowed at the sunset carpark?
Yes, no drones in the whole park
First! Well done guys!
It is really Ayers Rock, it was here millions of years BEFORE the aborigines walked to Australia over the land bridge from Indonesia 60,000 years ago, they actually discovered nothing, a race of New Guinea Pigmy lived here LONG before they arrived.... the aboriginies killed off this race of people... true history will soon show this to be correct..