Exploring Bruny Island, Tasmania - Overland Jeep Gladiator around Australia
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- Опубликовано: 16 фев 2022
- We take the Jeep over to Bruny Island and explore from the Northern corner to the Southern tip, passing through the Neck, checking out local delights and hiking to stunning beaches. We even manage to find an old logging road that cuts across the island to explore in the Jeep
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That 'Bread Fridge' was great! So nice to see that people trust other people.
Katie needs to write an overland cookbook!
Dan, I hope you understand how painful it is to be watching you while working a desk job. Amazing videos and experiences.
Dan , your channel should be the model for what every overland 4x4 adventure channel strives to be. Well done my friend!👍
I love the genuine enthusiasm you both show for what you’re doing! Safe travels
What an island! That fridge with bread it is brilliant!!
More Katie. She is great !
Nice of you to be a discerning driver and not run wild on the beach like some ...
Cheers to both of you. 🍷 & 🍺
Wow. That is pretty cool.
And now I'm gonna have to go out and get oysters. Thanks a lot! Lol.
Nice video Dan! Thanks for sharing, love travelling with you guys!
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@TheRoadChoseMe 🙌🏻 Dan, i’ve been meaning to ask, what kind of filming equipment do you take with you? I’m planning a 3 month trip myself and would really appreciate you experience with this topic. Thanks!!
Dan, great videos on this trip. Katie those dishes look very tasty.
Crazy how firm that beach sand is, beautiful trip and video!
Love Australia 🇦🇺
Yay Katie, good job girl I’m proud of you!!!
Dear Dan, great videos. I would kindly like to ask you if you could tell us what gopro specification/setting do you use for these great time lapse videos during driving, as you did in Africa. Do you use wide, or super wide, or standard? How many frames per second? Resolution? I would simply like to set my camera the same way, except I have it mounted on the roof rack in front. Thank you very much, Martin
What are your thoughts on the length of this trip around Australia? Do you have any specific time frame you are trying to get done by? I would think this could take years.
I'm aiming to be done by the end of 2022, I want to be back in Canada by then
Is a person who likes Tasmania a Tasmaniac?
Historic events are happening back in Canada 🇨🇦 same in your home country stay safe, current governments are not friendly to freedom loving peoples.
I spent a year touring OZ a few years ago in a 4x4 and thought these videos might bring back some good memories. The first I watched some weeks ago had 90% of the shots with your vehicle side or hood taking up most of the frame, in the rest the camera was pointed directly at your face. Couldn't even get through a few minutes of this because I see you've decided to combine the two and completely eliminate any view of the landscape.
I hope you take time to really enjoy the places you are rather than setting the camera up to record yourself driving through another puddle indistinguishable from the last. If I wanted to stare at you or your jeep I'd hang a photo on my wall, the natural scenery is much more appealing to me though. Might also explain why you only get ~5% of your subscriber count in views. If you're happy with it and find it works for you, then best of luck but to me it comes across as unnatural and narcissistic.
Thanks for the feedback. I've still got a lot to learn with regards to telling a story on film, and I'll use your input to improve in the future.