More touring and sightseeing in this one, not as much 4wding but hopefully you still enjoy :). In part two we take on Mt Pinnibar and Mt Gibbo which has some amazing tracks, 4wding and views!
Tyler and Kai, you're in my backyard, I grew up in the Brindabella Valley (live in Melbourne these days). I know you did Mc Intyre's Hut and Mt Coree a couple of years ago and it is great you're back in the area. Did you notice that walking up to the caves you followed a dry creek bed, and when you walked back the river magically appears in front of you. The reason the water is so cold (even in summer) is because the water literary comes up from below the ground through a series of pools to create an instant river. Next time you visit I highly recommend following the river down stream for just 2kms to the waterfall. The water is rich in minerals and as you follow this most amazing purple coloured (in the right light) gorge closes in on you and the deeper water has this light blue hue as the sun reflects off the minerals in the water. When you get to the waterfall, you approach from the top, be sure, if the water is not to high, to sit in the small pool located just as the water goes over the cliff. It's like being in a freezing spa pool! When you stayed at Mc Intyre's hut the water from the Blue water Holes is a main tributary to the Goodradigbee River which runs past the hut and Flee Creek were you have also been. Did you stop at Coolaman Homestead? It is on the track from the Long Plain Rd to the Blue Water Holes. The first time I visited the homestead in 1971 it still had some of its original furniture and the walls were lined with newspaper dating back nearly a 100 years. The horses have always been in Kosciusko but it is only in the past 15 years or so the numbers have gone through the roof. National Parks needs to stop limiting human access and focus on eradicating this feral animal that is destroying this fragile landscape. Yarrangobilly pool is not real warm in the summer months but as kids we would swim in it with a foot of snow all the way around the pool. First time I crossed at Tom Groggin I had just turned seventeen, with my first serious girlfriend. It was in winter and we floated 30 meters down stream in a Suzuki serria. The old girl filled up with water, sank, luckily it got traction and we finally made it out. Everything was wet, clothes, food and sleeping gear. We were with a 4WD club (all mums & dads) and lived the next few days in old peoples jocks and socks. Not as much romance as I had hoped for that trip, ah the memories. Can't wait for your next video.
Hey mate, thanks for all the information! You definitely live in a beautiful part of Australia! Next time we will go check out the waterfall for sure, will camp there so we can check out the place a bit more. We saw the Coolaman Homestead but didn't stop so will have to do that next time too :) Wow that would have been interesting river crossing haha, every time we have been there its been relative shallow Thanks for watching mate
I think that the way you show people on the map where you are going, is a good feature of your videos as it gives perspective to what we are watching. Also your explanation of where you are during the video is great. Thanks for another interesting video...
Mate another tops video. Camera work and cometary is excellent. All the information all the directions and short, simple and clear. The little fella is so funny. Keep on exploring
Another great video mate, all the campsites looked great. the first one looked really good. we are lucky to have some great country to explore. thanks for sharing your adventures.
Awesome vid mate. I did long Plain Rd last year. Camped at Coolamon Mountain. Beautiful out that way. I’m itching to get back to the High Country again and this is great inspo for planning the next trip.👍
Great video mate. Great role model for Kai too mate as he gets to see more of the country. You had Kai when you had the opportunity to take his horse with your castle mate 😉
Top stuff again from the Thompson crew showing some of the great out back,that Australia has to offer. Awesome locations and fantastic views that are not spoiled by poor production, Two thumbs up. :)
Loved the video as well as how you show where you are planning on going and the rds etc. You have a great style of storytelling and it is impressive how u take the kids along. Please keep the videos up!!!
Another awesome video, your videos are getting more descriptive and informative of everything your doing on the trips! Really helps inspire trips from myself. Good job dude
Well done mate...so great to see a father and son enjoying this beautiful area !! Try Mansfield over Easter and this year of course Anzac Day followed on!! Bedlam!! I see you like a Coopers ...one of the BEST beers and still Australian !! Great stuff mate...go Nissan Navara!
Yeah I did hear about that part of the track and was planning on doing it but missed it haha didn't seem worth going back just to do it, hopefully next time
Another great Vid Tyler, I don't know how you can get into that freezing water, love your sons comments, he is becoming very confident in front of the camera
Your videos just get better and better mate!! Great work. Geehi is an amazing place - shame about the crowds. We were there in January and managed a beautiful camp right on the river away from everyone else. Looking forward to part 2.
Great video! Come back to Geehi in the winter mate, we were there over the June long weekend and only saw 1 other group the entire time. Snow on the mountains is the cherry on top too 👌
Thanks mate, yep definitely keen to get down that way in the winter months! Would be super cool. We just always end up heading north QLD way where its warmer haha
mate how good was the weather over Easter ! we also hit Kosciusko over easter and setup camp at Blue Water Holes (5 nights) as a base and loved it, can't wait to go back and explore more. Great vids, keep em coming !
Great vid, was planning a trip down there Christmas this year ( canceled now due to other half :-( lol. ) to those exact places even the route you took from wee jasper along broken cart trail, as i have a Jayco wind-up camper was worried bc trail would be to tight or rough for camper. so you answered that one for me . thumbs up. but you have ingrained the desire even deeper to hit it next year. P.S I bet the blowies were a lot less at April than Decamber/Jan. P.S.S wanting to sign up and support you with patreon soon, can't afford much, but think you do such a great job and effort, so that deserves some sort of support so will try for as long as i can keep it up. Well done.
Glad you enjoyed the video mate! Great area through there, plenty of places to check out. Really appreciate the support mate, helps with the time/cost of making these videos :)
Just watched it mate great location absolutely stunning place if only Scotland would get decent weather it would be no bad had to laugh at you and your son playing chess my brain only good for draughts 👍
Great video mate. You ever think about taking others along with you on some trips. id love to tag along in my 4wd. funnily enough im from Port Macquarie aswell except live in Wollongong now. Think we are about the same age, 30 odd.
Thanks mate! To be honest we do like to just do a lot trips by ourselves but I'm hoping to organise some trips in the future people can come along on :)
@@TylerThompson90 Yea i definitely get the solo appeal. i love going with my wife and daughter but i also thoroughly enjoy just getting away myself for a night or 2 with just the dog. All the best mate, keep up the great videos.
Yet again great content!! How old was Kai when you first started camping with him? Looking forward to hitting the trails with my son when he’s old enough. Also great use of the lentils, they’re underrated! Hanging out for the next instalment. 👍
My kids ask to go to Tom Groggin every year. It's their favorite camp. What type of GPS/mount are you running. Thanks for the great videos mate. Just subscribed!
Yet another great video TT. I'm inspired by your travels especially this one. Will want to give this one a go. Can you tell me what / how you do you little fire side timelapses? Are these gopro or with your main camera?
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed. Timelapses are with the main camera, sony a6300, using the the time-lapse setting on it and then its just a series of photos it puts into a little movie
Hey mate, cheers! The only map I had for this area was the HEMA NSW state map, purchased online, just google it. Then the other little one was one I picked up at the information centre at the caves. Then when I get to the High Country its just the HEMA VHC map purchased online
Thanks mate! We do a little bit of planning but a lot of it I just make up as I go/day to day planning. A lot of the time I set out on trips I don't have much idea where we are going/what we are doing haha thats why I just go myself, too hard trying to organise with others when I don't even know what I'm doing
Last time I did the Broken Cart track on an Enduro bike in 2006/2007 there was metre deep ruts. What 4WD would you buy next? What would you buy if money was no issue? Another great video, thanks Tyler
Cheers mate! I guess if money wasn't an issue I'd go a new 79 series landcruiser and then do all the mods to it, seem to be one of the best 4wds you can still buy new and then if you're willing to spend some money on them. Other then that on my current budget I'd probably go another NP300 and just do it up a bit differently, been a great 4wd
Hey mate i was wondering how you go about with carrying chainsaws in national parks? i was under the impression you aren't allowed to even carry one! do you use ot to process firewood or strictly for track clearing? Have you ever had any problems with the rangers? Just found your channel recently and have been enjoying it, need to go out there and actually use my 4wd instead of crawling around malls.
Hey mate, thanks for watching and glad you enjoy it! Yeah I always have my chainsaw with me in National Parks and I've never had an issue. Im generally only using it for track clearing in National Parks. And then wood collecting when we aren't in National Parks. We are always in and out of different areas, state forests, national parks etc on bigger trips
Na she didn't say anything, this was back in Easter when everything is still open. But you can't get across the Murray river at Tom Groggin and into the high country during the winter months, its gated off
Cheers mate. Night timelapses are with the main camera, sony a6300, using the the time-lapse setting on it and then its just a series of photos it puts into a little movie
Tyler Thompson :) Hi Tyler, I was just researching more about the A6300 to buy and have come across a lot of people saying about it overheating. Is this something you have found to happen? Would you buy this camera again? Bit nervous about a big purchase I guess.... Appreciate any help you may have :)
@@LandTourier They are a great camera mate and you I can't imagine you would regret it. Yep mine has overheated a few times, if you have it sitting and filming for a while in the direct sun on a warm-hot day it will eventually overheat and then you need to give it 5 minutes to cool down again. Its never really been a drama for me, just something that happens from time to time. But id still recommend it as a great camera for photos and filming
Tyler Thompson .....Thanks so much for taking the time to reply Tyler. Really appreciate your advice and experience. We are off to The Big Red Bash Birdsville soon and this camera is coming too :) We always enjoy watching your adventures, they’re bloody awesome! Cheers Brian & Deb
WHAT NO JEEP RUBICON??? HOW DID THEY MAKE IT THREW ALL OF THAT WITH NO JEEP RUBICON OR RUBICON GLADIATOR?? JUST ABOUT ANY TRUCK/ SUV WITH ENOUTH TRACTION AN LIFT WILL DO FINE OFF ROAD. LOOK NO SOLID FRONT AXCEL...
![The Ultimate Solo Road Trip [ Camping in the Kosciuszko National Park ]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/X0D-XdfQ1XQ/mqdefault.jpg)
More touring and sightseeing in this one, not as much 4wding but hopefully you still enjoy :).
In part two we take on Mt Pinnibar and Mt Gibbo which has some amazing tracks, 4wding and views!
Tyler and Kai, you're in my backyard, I grew up in the Brindabella Valley (live in Melbourne these days). I know you did Mc Intyre's Hut and Mt Coree a couple of years ago and it is great you're back in the area. Did you notice that walking up to the caves you followed a dry creek bed, and when you walked back the river magically appears in front of you. The reason the water is so cold (even in summer) is because the water literary comes up from below the ground through a series of pools to create an instant river. Next time you visit I highly recommend following the river down stream for just 2kms to the waterfall. The water is rich in minerals and as you follow this most amazing purple coloured (in the right light) gorge closes in on you and the deeper water has this light blue hue as the sun reflects off the minerals in the water. When you get to the waterfall, you approach from the top, be sure, if the water is not to high, to sit in the small pool located just as the water goes over the cliff. It's like being in a freezing spa pool! When you stayed at Mc Intyre's hut the water from the Blue water Holes is a main tributary to the Goodradigbee River which runs past the hut and Flee Creek were you have also been.
Did you stop at Coolaman Homestead? It is on the track from the Long Plain Rd to the Blue Water Holes. The first time I visited the homestead in 1971 it still had some of its original furniture and the walls were lined with newspaper dating back nearly a 100 years. The horses have always been in Kosciusko but it is only in the past 15 years or so the numbers have gone through the roof. National Parks needs to stop limiting human access and focus on eradicating this feral animal that is destroying this fragile landscape. Yarrangobilly pool is not real warm in the summer months but as kids we would swim in it with a foot of snow all the way around the pool.
First time I crossed at Tom Groggin I had just turned seventeen, with my first serious girlfriend. It was in winter and we floated 30 meters down stream in a Suzuki serria. The old girl filled up with water, sank, luckily it got traction and we finally made it out. Everything was wet, clothes, food and sleeping gear. We were with a 4WD club (all mums & dads) and lived the next few days in old peoples jocks and socks. Not as much romance as I had hoped for that trip, ah the memories.
Can't wait for your next video.
Hey mate, thanks for all the information! You definitely live in a beautiful part of Australia! Next time we will go check out the waterfall for sure, will camp there so we can check out the place a bit more.
We saw the Coolaman Homestead but didn't stop so will have to do that next time too :)
Wow that would have been interesting river crossing haha, every time we have been there its been relative shallow
Thanks for watching mate
Bloody luv your videos. Best thing about your videos. Your out with your son. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks mate! Appreciate it :)
"yeah, yeah,good job; you can now be a chef" sweet kid
Did the first part of this drive this week. Wee Jasper to Yarrangobilly caves. Thanks 🙏🏻 for the idea
Thank you for taking us along the journey. Every time you drive pass your cameras I kept thinking you have to double back to pick it up lol.
Haha yep definitely keeps me fit
Priceless memories with your son. Good on you mate.
I think that the way you show people on the map where you are going, is a good feature of your videos as it gives perspective to what we are watching. Also your explanation of where you are during the video is great. Thanks for another interesting video...
Cheers mate! Thanks for watching :)
Another enjoyable video Tyler! I just love the natural feel of your videos, the way you and Ki relate is priceless.
Thanks mate, glad you're enjoying the videos, appreciate it :)
Mate another tops video. Camera work and cometary is excellent. All the information all the directions and short, simple and clear. The little fella is so funny. Keep on exploring
Thanks mate, glad you liked it! :)
Great video good too see what you eat and do for fun whilst out camping.
Cheers mate, glad you enjoyed!
Lots of great cinematography besides everything else that's cool! Great job!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Ripper mate, well done. For what it is worth, you are creating memories that will last a lifetime for you both.
Cheers mate, appreciate it :)
Awesome content! Best part - Quality time with your son 💪✊
Another great video mate, all the campsites looked great. the first one looked really good. we are lucky to have some great country to explore. thanks for sharing your adventures.
Cheers mate, plenty of great campsites to choose through that area! Glad you enjoyed it :)
Awesome vid mate. I did long Plain Rd last year. Camped at Coolamon Mountain. Beautiful out that way. I’m itching to get back to the High Country again and this is great inspo for planning the next trip.👍
Thanks mate, such an amazing area through all those parts!
Enjoying your content Tyler and you have good taste in beer (Coopers Pale Ale)! Cheers.
Cheers mate! Yep best beer going!
Blue waterholes Murray cave is the best and check out the waterfall if you get back there.
Will definitely have to get back and check those spots out!
Great video mate. Great role model for Kai too mate as he gets to see more of the country. You had Kai when you had the opportunity to take his horse with your castle mate 😉
Thanks mate! Yep hopefully these trips give him plenty of good memories. I need you there telling me how to play, kai beats me most of the time haha
Love the video like usual the old navs got a few battle scars now
Thanks mate, yep its getting very beaten up haha
Top stuff again from the Thompson crew showing some of the great out back,that Australia has to offer. Awesome locations and fantastic views that are not spoiled by poor production, Two thumbs up. :)
Cheers mate, glad you enjoyed it and thanks for watching!
Well done Tyler, another great informative video, awesome mate
Thank you!
Dude, you always put so much work into your videos...it really shows 😎
Appreciate it mate :)
Wee Jasper is a lovely spot, used to camp there in my youth. Another great video, thanks for sharing.
Thanks mate, yep thats our first time there but was an awesome little spot!
Thanks mate another good watch looking forward to parts 2+3👍
Thanks mate! Glad you enjoyed :)
Loved the video as well as how you show where you are planning on going and the rds etc.
You have a great style of storytelling and it is impressive how u take the kids along.
Please keep the videos up!!!
Thank you! Appreciate it :)
Another awesome video, your videos are getting more descriptive and informative of everything your doing on the trips! Really helps inspire trips from myself. Good job dude
Thanks mate! Appreciate it :)
My young fella is 9 and loves Chess. Hopefully see you around Canberra sometime if you head back this way.
As already mentioned, your videos are just so good. Great to see Kai coming out of his shell on camera more and more! Future youtube superstar maybe!
Thanks mate! Appreciate it :). Just depends on his mood as to whether he wants to say anything or not haha
Nice chilled vid, very enjoyable
Thanks!
Great video. I think I need to start planning a trip down that way.
Thanks mate, its a great area around there
Well done mate...so great to see a father and son enjoying this beautiful area !! Try Mansfield over Easter and this year of course Anzac Day followed on!! Bedlam!! I see you like a Coopers ...one of the BEST beers and still Australian !! Great stuff mate...go Nissan Navara!
Thanks mate, glad you enjoyed! Yep definitely would have been crazy busy mansfield way over Easter.
Awesome! Looking forward to the rest of the trip.
Thanks mate!
Oh man you missed the best part of broken cart, its only a few km up from Emu Flat.......so much fun and nothing like the track into Lomg Plain.
Yeah I did hear about that part of the track and was planning on doing it but missed it haha didn't seem worth going back just to do it, hopefully next time
Nice video. Drone footage on point as always.
Cheers mate!
Another great Vid Tyler, I don't know how you can get into that freezing water, love your sons comments, he is becoming very confident in front of the camera
Thanks mate! Yep definitely was very cold haha but always feel better after, cheers for watching :)
Your videos just get better and better mate!! Great work. Geehi is an amazing place - shame about the crowds. We were there in January and managed a beautiful camp right on the river away from everyone else. Looking forward to part 2.
Thanks mate, appreciate it :). Yep that was our first time there but sure was beautiful!
Great video! Come back to Geehi in the winter mate, we were there over the June long weekend and only saw 1 other group the entire time. Snow on the mountains is the cherry on top too 👌
Thanks mate, yep definitely keen to get down that way in the winter months! Would be super cool. We just always end up heading north QLD way where its warmer haha
great video mate, you must do a fair bit of back and forth to fetch and setup cameras etc
Thanks mate, yep keeps me fit! haha
Good one Tyler Kaz and I camped at Geehi a couple of times, great area. Cheers Steve
Thanks mate, great spot there!
When we go camping we just bring instant noodles and curry powder. We also bring some snags or beef
Awesome video mate, dont know how you dont have more vids I hope your channel blows up soon
Thanks mate! :)
Another great video.....Thanks!
Cheers mate!
Nice one Tyler another great video. 👍😎
Thanks mate!
Kai cracks me up lol, another great one Tyler!!
Thanks mate!
Love ya work boys congrats chess champ
Cheers mate!
Very nice mate, i remember you doing this sneaky trip
Cheers mate, yep was a good little trip!
another great vid, loved this one laughed through the entire video
Thank you! :)
mate how good was the weather over Easter ! we also hit Kosciusko over easter and setup camp at Blue Water Holes (5 nights) as a base and loved it, can't wait to go back and explore more. Great vids, keep em coming !
Thats awesome mate, weather was so good over Easter! Thanks for watching :)
Awesome vid as always tyler! Damn i got to get over there one day. Keep it up brother!
Thanks mate!
Loved it !!!
Thanks!
Great vid, was planning a trip down there Christmas this year ( canceled now due to other half :-( lol. ) to those exact places even the route you took from wee jasper along broken cart trail, as i have a Jayco wind-up camper was worried bc trail would be to tight or rough for camper. so you answered that one for me . thumbs up. but you have ingrained the desire even deeper to hit it next year. P.S I bet the blowies were a lot less at April than Decamber/Jan. P.S.S wanting to sign up and support you with patreon soon, can't afford much, but think you do such a great job and effort, so that deserves some sort of support so will try for as long as i can keep it up. Well done.
Glad you enjoyed the video mate! Great area through there, plenty of places to check out. Really appreciate the support mate, helps with the time/cost of making these videos :)
Your young fella is a crack up lol.
Haha he's always got something to say
Just watched it mate great location absolutely stunning place if only Scotland would get decent weather it would be no bad had to laugh at you and your son playing chess my brain only good for draughts 👍
Thanks for watching mate! :)
Great video mate. You ever think about taking others along with you on some trips. id love to tag along in my 4wd. funnily enough im from Port Macquarie aswell except live in Wollongong now. Think we are about the same age, 30 odd.
Thanks mate! To be honest we do like to just do a lot trips by ourselves but I'm hoping to organise some trips in the future people can come along on :)
@@TylerThompson90 Yea i definitely get the solo appeal. i love going with my wife and daughter but i also thoroughly enjoy just getting away myself for a night or 2 with just the dog. All the best mate, keep up the great videos.
Thanks mate, might cross paths on the tracks at some stage!
@@TylerThompson90 You will have to limit it to the first one hundred applicants!
Yet again great content!! How old was Kai when you first started camping with him? Looking forward to hitting the trails with my son when he’s old enough. Also great use of the lentils, they’re underrated! Hanging out for the next instalment. 👍
Thank you! Think he was about 3 when we first started going camping. Cheers for watching :)
My kids ask to go to Tom Groggin every year. It's their favorite camp. What type of GPS/mount are you running. Thanks for the great videos mate. Just subscribed!
Thanks mate, appreciate it! Just using a VMS and the mount that comes with it
Great work mate, what drone do you have champ? I have a Mavic pro platinum, great tools aren’t they, this weekend high country trip!! Can’t wait
Thanks mate! Using the Mavic Air at the moment, they are a great piece of filming equipment. Have fun on your trip mate
Yet another great video TT. I'm inspired by your travels especially this one. Will want to give this one a go. Can you tell me what / how you do you little fire side timelapses? Are these gopro or with your main camera?
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed. Timelapses are with the main camera, sony a6300, using the the time-lapse setting on it and then its just a series of photos it puts into a little movie
Hey mate great videos, planning a trip there later in the year, just wondering what map you used and where you purchased it?
Hey mate, cheers! The only map I had for this area was the HEMA NSW state map, purchased online, just google it. Then the other little one was one I picked up at the information centre at the caves. Then when I get to the High Country its just the HEMA VHC map purchased online
Hey mate
What is the name of the book that you kept referring too in the video? Such an amazing video, keep up the good work! 🤙
Sorry the map*
Another rad place...Do you do much research before you go...👍😎🍻...
Thanks mate! We do a little bit of planning but a lot of it I just make up as I go/day to day planning. A lot of the time I set out on trips I don't have much idea where we are going/what we are doing haha thats why I just go myself, too hard trying to organise with others when I don't even know what I'm doing
I sort of thought that...Probably the best way to do it... Cheers...👌🍺...
Great Video once again mate. Can I ask what mic setup you use for your post production narrative? Mine is very echoing and tinny.
Thanks mate!
This was one I was using
www.jbhifi.com.au/products/audio-technica-at9934usb-usb-microphone
Last time I did the Broken Cart track on an Enduro bike in 2006/2007 there was metre deep ruts. What 4WD would you buy next? What would you buy if money was no issue?
Another great video, thanks Tyler
Cheers mate! I guess if money wasn't an issue I'd go a new 79 series landcruiser and then do all the mods to it, seem to be one of the best 4wds you can still buy new and then if you're willing to spend some money on them. Other then that on my current budget I'd probably go another NP300 and just do it up a bit differently, been a great 4wd
Tyler Thompson or a 76’ series and you keep the dust out of all your gear in the back of the wagon.
Hey mate i was wondering how you go about with carrying chainsaws in national parks? i was under the impression you aren't allowed to even carry one! do you use ot to process firewood or strictly for track clearing? Have you ever had any problems with the rangers?
Just found your channel recently and have been enjoying it, need to go out there and actually use my 4wd instead of crawling around malls.
Hey mate, thanks for watching and glad you enjoy it! Yeah I always have my chainsaw with me in National Parks and I've never had an issue. Im generally only using it for track clearing in National Parks. And then wood collecting when we aren't in National Parks. We are always in and out of different areas, state forests, national parks etc on bigger trips
Did the woman say anything about track closures during winter when you went to get information?
Na she didn't say anything, this was back in Easter when everything is still open. But you can't get across the Murray river at Tom Groggin and into the high country during the winter months, its gated off
Another great vid Tyler. Love yer work mate. Just a question from my better half.. does your better half ever get away with you your adventures....?.
Cheers mate! Yep comes on trips sometimes :)
Once again awesome vid mate had a few laughs from it keep up the good work quick question how do you get so much time off work 😆😝
Thanks mate! Im a school teacher so we go in school holidays and the odd weekend trip :)
Can-Co-Bin = Khancoban! 😂
“Hi Tyler your movies are awesome!
Can you please share how you create such beautiful night shots 💫”
Thanks 🌝
Cheers mate. Night timelapses are with the main camera, sony a6300, using the the time-lapse setting on it and then its just a series of photos it puts into a little movie
Tyler Thompson :) Hi Tyler, I was just researching more about the A6300
to buy and have come across a lot of people saying about it overheating.
Is this something you have found to happen?
Would you buy this camera again?
Bit nervous about a big purchase I guess....
Appreciate any help you may have :)
@@LandTourier They are a great camera mate and you I can't imagine you would regret it. Yep mine has overheated a few times, if you have it sitting and filming for a while in the direct sun on a warm-hot day it will eventually overheat and then you need to give it 5 minutes to cool down again. Its never really been a drama for me, just something that happens from time to time. But id still recommend it as a great camera for photos and filming
Tyler Thompson .....Thanks so much for taking the time to reply Tyler.
Really appreciate your advice and experience.
We are off to The Big Red Bash Birdsville soon and this camera is coming too :)
We always enjoy watching your adventures, they’re bloody awesome!
Cheers Brian & Deb
Is that a loop hole vegan spaghetti but with cheese ??? Lol
I guess so! haha didn't even think of that
Lol at Kai faking it for the video.
He did a good job haha
WHAT NO JEEP RUBICON??? HOW DID THEY MAKE IT THREW ALL OF THAT WITH NO JEEP RUBICON OR RUBICON GLADIATOR?? JUST ABOUT ANY TRUCK/ SUV WITH ENOUTH TRACTION AN LIFT WILL DO FINE OFF ROAD. LOOK NO SOLID FRONT AXCEL...
Haha yeah can get a lot of places in your more standard 4wds