Orsme guy's just stumbled upon your selves ya both actually down to earth without the bullshit thanks for the great work and have a lovely time Stay safe and can't wait to see next upload Cheers wazza Pronunciation::: Broken down FOR TESS QUE Lolooo 😆😁😁😀😎
Hey Warren, Cheers for the kind words, mate! We’re all about keeping it real and having a laugh, so glad that’s coming through. Love the pronunciation breakdown too-nailed it! 😆 We’ll keep the good stuff coming, so stay tuned for the next adventure. Take care, stay safe, and catch ya soon! Arnolds Around Oz
Thanks so much for subscribing! We're glad you enjoyed the vibe and the locations-there’s plenty more to come! We’ve got some epic spots lined up, so stay tuned for more adventures. Appreciate the support! 😊🚐🌊
Nice family Vid...You know, it's rare to see a ranger in Karijini, but you must have been at the right place at the right time. But, I usually visit in February, when there's less tourist that complain about rangers.
Cheers mate! Haha, yeah we must've timed it just right! February sounds like a solid time to visit-less crowds, more nature. Guess we’ll have to plan another trip in the off-season! 😉
Randomly stumbled onto this video. I'm glad I chose to watch it. It takes a lot of effort to do stuff like that with kids.. Especially keeping yourself that fit. Well done. Cheers from the Bruce Peninsula, Ontario Canada.
Thanks so much, mate! Glad you stumbled across our video and enjoyed it! It definitely takes a bit of effort, but we wouldn’t have it any other way. Keeping active and exploring with the kids is what we love. Cheers from Australia to Canada!
I find your video very refreshing. I watch many lap travel channels, and I like your style. I have subbed and added you to my favorite list. I am looking forward to your many adventures to come. I like the way your family interacts with each other, and you show a side of places that others skim over. Cheers from Oregon, USA
@@viperbroncoalmasty thanks so much!! This is such awesome feedback! We are pumped with how we’ve been received on YT. Cannot wait to share more adventures- have plenty in the pipeline!! The Arnolds 🩵✨
Just found your channel and loved this episode. I've seen all these places on RUclips before, so it's not the discovery of these gorges that made me subscribe, more about the style in which you present yourselves that's cool. Looking forward to seeing your next adventure.
Hey, thanks so much for subscribing! 😊 We love hearing that it's not just the places but how we share them that made you hit that button! We've got plenty more adventures up our sleeves, and can't wait to bring you along for the ride. Next stop's coming soon-stay tuned! 🚐💨
Hi guys just watched all your vids well put together I think you guys will do very well.we will be doing the same trip next year I don't understand why they would not let you stay one more night especially when you have little kids with you I'm stunned. look forward to your episode and also love your set up are you guys coming to SA?
Hey there! Wow, thanks so much for watching all our vids and for the feedback-we really appreciate it! How exciting that you’ll be doing the same trip next year, you’re going to have an absolute blast! Its the best choice we've ever made!! Yeah, we were pretty surprised they didn’t let us stay an extra night too, especially with the kiddos in tow. One of those unexpected moments on the road, I guess! Glad you love the setup, we’re pretty chuffed with it too. And yes, we’re definitely planning to head to SA at some point. We were there earlier in the year for a short period of time but it started getting cold so we scooted up North. Cheers, Zo & Luke
lolooo yeah I understand they have a serious problem with idiot people not sticking to marked trails. 5yrs ago whilst wrk n up there some young lads we're fckn around n 1 slipped n fell 20mtrs what a mess he made . Yeah I'm with you fashion police
Haha, yep, totally get where you're coming from! It’s a real shame that a few people not sticking to the trails can lead to such serious accidents-20 metres is no joke! That must’ve been a pretty rough experience to witness. And haha, glad we’re on the same page with the fashion police! 😎 Stay safe out there! Arnolds Around Oz
2 things guys . The rangers and what u call micromanaging being a problem is due to accidents one being my sister falling 15m and waiting 12 hrs for assistance rescue . The coloured stickers on the rocks are for people to know be level of difficulty and the easiest walking path so both are there for very good reason and your comments were silly to be honest .
Hey Darline, Thanks for sharing, and we're really sorry to hear about your sister’s accident-that sounds absolutely terrifying, and we hope she's doing okay now. Just to clarify, the stickers we were referring to weren’t the ones marking the path -they were the “do not climb” ones, which we understand is a bit different. We absolutely respect the importance of the coloured markers and use them ourselves-our kids even love tapping them and calling them power-ups! We've done quite a few difficult graded walks and rock climbs across the country, and always try to balance having fun with staying safe. In this instance we felt we weren't able to do that because we didn't feel as though we had the freedom to make choices for ourselves. Appreciate you reaching out, and thanks for the feedback. Cheers, Zoe & Luke
Hey, we appreciate your feedback and understand where you’re coming from. We actually mention in the video that we have a lot of respect for the rangers and the important work they do. And you're right-if we ever needed help, especially with the kids, we’d be incredibly grateful for their support. We simply felt like we couldn't explore the gorge in the way we wanted because we were literally being told where to step. Thanks for taking the time to share your thoughts!
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Orsme guy's just stumbled upon your selves ya both actually down to earth without the bullshit thanks for the great work and have a lovely time Stay safe and can't wait to see next upload Cheers wazza
Pronunciation:::
Broken down
FOR TESS QUE
Lolooo 😆😁😁😀😎
Hey Warren,
Cheers for the kind words, mate! We’re all about keeping it real and having a laugh, so glad that’s coming through. Love the pronunciation breakdown too-nailed it! 😆 We’ll keep the good stuff coming, so stay tuned for the next adventure.
Take care, stay safe, and catch ya soon!
Arnolds Around Oz
Nice videoing, stunning locations and chilled vibe - just subscribed. Very inspiring. Looking forward to your future travels.
Thanks so much for subscribing! We're glad you enjoyed the vibe and the locations-there’s plenty more to come! We’ve got some epic spots lined up, so stay tuned for more adventures. Appreciate the support! 😊🚐🌊
Nice family Vid...You know, it's rare to see a ranger in Karijini, but you must have been at the right place at the right time.
But, I usually visit in February, when there's less tourist that complain about rangers.
Cheers mate! Haha, yeah we must've timed it just right! February sounds like a solid time to visit-less crowds, more nature. Guess we’ll have to plan another trip in the off-season! 😉
Randomly stumbled onto this video. I'm glad I chose to watch it. It takes a lot of effort to do stuff like that with kids.. Especially keeping yourself that fit. Well done. Cheers from the Bruce Peninsula, Ontario Canada.
Thanks so much, mate! Glad you stumbled across our video and enjoyed it! It definitely takes a bit of effort, but we wouldn’t have it any other way. Keeping active and exploring with the kids is what we love. Cheers from Australia to Canada!
I find your video very refreshing. I watch many lap travel channels, and I like your style. I have subbed and added you to my favorite list. I am looking forward to your many adventures to come. I like the way your family interacts with each other, and you show a side of places that others skim over. Cheers from Oregon, USA
@@viperbroncoalmasty thanks so much!! This is such awesome feedback! We are pumped with how we’ve been received on YT. Cannot wait to share more adventures- have plenty in the pipeline!! The Arnolds 🩵✨
@@ArnoldsAroundOz I will be watching, Have already hit that notification bell. Cheers
Another great watch.
Thank you!!
Just found your channel and loved this episode. I've seen all these places on RUclips before, so it's not the discovery of these gorges that made me subscribe, more about the style in which you present yourselves that's cool. Looking forward to seeing your next adventure.
Hey, thanks so much for subscribing! 😊 We love hearing that it's not just the places but how we share them that made you hit that button! We've got plenty more adventures up our sleeves, and can't wait to bring you along for the ride. Next stop's coming soon-stay tuned! 🚐💨
Looks good thanks for vid
No problem 👍 Thanks for watching.
So wholesome ❤
Hi guys just watched all your vids well put together I think you guys will do very well.we will be doing the same trip next year I don't understand why they would not let you stay one more night especially when you have little kids with you I'm stunned. look forward to your episode and also love your set up are you guys coming to SA?
Hey there!
Wow, thanks so much for watching all our vids and for the feedback-we really appreciate it! How exciting that you’ll be doing the same trip next year, you’re going to have an absolute blast! Its the best choice we've ever made!!
Yeah, we were pretty surprised they didn’t let us stay an extra night too, especially with the kiddos in tow. One of those unexpected moments on the road, I guess!
Glad you love the setup, we’re pretty chuffed with it too. And yes, we’re definitely planning to head to SA at some point. We were there earlier in the year for a short period of time but it started getting cold so we scooted up North.
Cheers,
Zo & Luke
lolooo yeah I understand they have a serious problem with idiot people not sticking to marked trails.
5yrs ago whilst wrk n up there some young lads we're fckn around n 1 slipped n fell 20mtrs what a mess he made .
Yeah I'm with you fashion police
Haha, yep, totally get where you're coming from! It’s a real shame that a few people not sticking to the trails can lead to such serious accidents-20 metres is no joke! That must’ve been a pretty rough experience to witness.
And haha, glad we’re on the same page with the fashion police! 😎
Stay safe out there!
Arnolds Around Oz
2 things guys . The rangers and what u call micromanaging being a problem is due to accidents one being my sister falling 15m and waiting 12 hrs for assistance rescue . The coloured stickers on the rocks are for people to know be level of difficulty and the easiest walking path so both are there for very good reason and your comments were silly to be honest .
Hey Darline,
Thanks for sharing, and we're really sorry to hear about your sister’s accident-that sounds absolutely terrifying, and we hope she's doing okay now. Just to clarify, the stickers we were referring to weren’t the ones marking the path -they were the “do not climb” ones, which we understand is a bit different. We absolutely respect the importance of the coloured markers and use them ourselves-our kids even love tapping them and calling them power-ups!
We've done quite a few difficult graded walks and rock climbs across the country, and always try to balance having fun with staying safe. In this instance we felt we weren't able to do that because we didn't feel as though we had the freedom to make choices for ourselves. Appreciate you reaching out, and thanks for the feedback.
Cheers,
Zoe & Luke
Had to turn off with the constant winging about the rangers. Bet if something went wrong and your kids needed help you would be grateful.
Hey, we appreciate your feedback and understand where you’re coming from. We actually mention in the video that we have a lot of respect for the rangers and the important work they do. And you're right-if we ever needed help, especially with the kids, we’d be incredibly grateful for their support. We simply felt like we couldn't explore the gorge in the way we wanted because we were literally being told where to step. Thanks for taking the time to share your thoughts!