Big River Solo Camping - Trip report

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  • Опубликовано: 26 окт 2024

Комментарии • 16

  • @edstar81
    @edstar81 7 дней назад

    great video.. thanks for share

  • @kennethjonasson6983
    @kennethjonasson6983 2 месяца назад +1

    Hi Lucy, my wife and I love your channel we've done so many of the tracks and destinations that are on your channel. As we are new to 4wding and camping it's great to have some reference on where to go and what to expect. Cheer's Kenny.

    • @thewanderingnewbie1
      @thewanderingnewbie1  2 месяца назад +1

      That’s awesome! Great to hear. So glad that you find them enjoyable and useful.
      Well now you’ve started you are going to be hooked for life. It’s good for the soul getting out in the bush!

  • @Lee-astrololee
    @Lee-astrololee 2 месяца назад

    Lucy, you need a block buster instead of an axe, has more grunt when it hits the block! Yes agree camping on your own is so peaceful and stress free!

    • @thewanderingnewbie1
      @thewanderingnewbie1  2 месяца назад +1

      haha I normally just watch Steve doing it. The handle on my splitter is also a little short. I have a big splitter at home too.

    • @Lee-astrololee
      @Lee-astrololee 2 месяца назад

      @thewanderingnewbie1 lol these days l mostly just buy the wood, especially In NSW where chainsaws are not allowed in the Nat Parks grrr, leaves me more time to enjoy the camping without having to sharpen chains!!

  • @eprohoda
    @eprohoda 2 месяца назад

    bonjour, The~that's useful . 🤓

  • @stavio12
    @stavio12 Месяц назад

    I'm going for my first ever solo camping trip this weekend. I've always gone with someone before so a little bit nervous. Thinking as it's my first trip alone I might go where there are still a few campers around instead of going deep in the bush. Got a few places in mind but still undecided. Maybe Sheepyard flats, Cheyenes bridge, Walhalla near Alberfeldy bridge or Talbotville.

    • @thewanderingnewbie1
      @thewanderingnewbie1  Месяц назад

      Awesome! Embrace the challenge and go in with an open mind. I always think even if lots of things go wrong I’m actually not that far from home.
      Sheepyard flat is a good one. Lots of space, easy to get to. Don’t know if you’ve stayed at cheynes bridge before but the traffic noise going over the bridge can be a bit annoying.

    • @stavio12
      @stavio12 Месяц назад

      @@thewanderingnewbie1 Thanks for the tip. Never stayed at Cheyenes bridge before, saw a couple of vids and it looks like you have to camp very close to other campers and the traffic noise would be annoying.

    • @thewanderingnewbie1
      @thewanderingnewbie1  Месяц назад

      on a quiet day you'd have some space around you but it is very easy to get to and I often see large groups there with a tent city as I drive over the bridge, the river is great there. I have stayed there and found that through the night cars will go over the bridge and beep their horns rather annoyingly.

    • @stavio12
      @stavio12 Месяц назад

      @@thewanderingnewbie1 Really appreciate the help. I'm feeling very inclined towards Sheepyard flat now.

  • @HLsab
    @HLsab 2 месяца назад

    Did you get your Lab from Gilderoy ? Appreciate your vids , there great .

    • @thewanderingnewbie1
      @thewanderingnewbie1  2 месяца назад +1

      Thanks.
      No Lola is not from there. From North Melb somewhere.