We Visited the Most Remote Town in Australia
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Aboriginal held land in Australia is private property and to travel through, you need permission often in the form of a permit. For Kiwirrkurra Country, a permit allows you to travel along the main road, into community and camp at approved campsites. Access into any other areas aside from this is still prohibited. More information on traveling through Kiwirrkurra country can be found at www.tjamutjamu.com/travelling.... The Kiwirrkurra Traditional Owners thank you for respecting their culture and country.
ALSO! If you are looking to buy Aboriginal art, make sure you buy from the most ethical sources which are community artist-owned art galleries and collectives. For Kiwirrkurra art you can purchase through Papunya Tula Artists (papunyatula.com.au/). For other Central Australian Aboriginal art, visit Desart for more information at desart.com.au/ Thank you :)
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Episode 898 | Filmed August 2023 | Australian Outback
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Originally from Nashville, Tennessee, we got married 2013 and were super “normal.” I was a teacher and Nate started a small printing business from the spare bedroom of our apartment.
We discovered the world of “travel hacking” while planning our honeymoon & became addicted ;)
So after 2 years of obsessively saving $35k and over 2 million miles and points, we sold our cars and apartment and left home January 10, 2016 for a “one year” trip around the world.
Our goal was to see as many places as possible before we ran out of money and went back home to “normal life.” We started this channel to share our experiences with friends and family, but quickly fell in love with living on the road and found a new passion for capturing our travels through video. So we did everything we could to keep going.
4 years later, we achieved our new goal of visiting 100 countries and all 7 continents. We had no plans to slow down, until 2020 forced us to ;) Which is when we bought a converted van to start exploring our own country for the first time!
After ~2 years of van life, we are back to full time international traveling! And now we are finding the best adventures the world has to offer :)
We are incredibly grateful to be able to continue doing something we love every day. 😊🎥🌎 Thank you to everyone who has been a part of our journey!
00:00 Most remote town in Australia
00:51 day 1: getting our camper
04:05 day 2: driving the outback
12:32 riding with First Nations Peoples
14:54 our first wild camel!
18:58 day 3: Kara takes the wheel
26:38 day 4: we made it
33:16 meeting famous artists
35:36 bloops
Here's PART 2!! ruclips.net/video/OZ9cpQ1PWBU/видео.html 🐪 Hope you love it ☺
Can you visit me
Another fabulous picture of traveling and enjoying the outback. Will share a picture later of me on (in the 1960s Ayers Rick). Very happily to see the respect now given to the Aboriginal People and their culture. Back then these people were not even counted in the census. Looking forward to your rail adventure.
I haven’t completely watched the first part, but I do look forward to watching the second part after having finished watching the first. When I think of equivalents to what within Mainland Australia is the Outback, but in the Americas, I think of the Bolivian salt flats, much of Montana and Wyoming, and huge parts of Northern Ontario (particularly those well off the beaten path, and if not within Sudbury, Sault Ste. Marie, Thunder Bay or the small town of Kenora) for starters.
Beware of the thieving wild Cheers Cheese ✌️
Very adventurous and captivating vlog...Kudos !..
U r the only guys who I expect to go from "Most remote part of Australia" to "Most forbidden land in world"...talking abut "North Sentinel island" of India....Come onn guys u can do it (just be sure to pack arrow-proof jackets ;) ).
As an west Australian local it’s an HONOUR to see such a unique and wonderful part of our state getting so much representation thank u so much k&n
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came here to say this and glad someone already had. I'm so happy to see our Indigenous getting the recognition they deserve ❤
watching this as an Aussie makes me realise both how beautiful the country is and just how little of it I've explored. Thanks for yet another great video
Well you know what ya gotta do den 😅😊
Yeah me too.
It's beautiful but absolutely uninhabitable because of the amount of fucking FLIES. How the locals just deal with them crawling up their nose, in their ears, eyes and mouths is beyond me. Dreadful.
As an Australian, I love it when youtubers come out to make videos here, its so cool to see them experience our culture and life.
We totally agree 😊❤
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But nobody permanently resides there right
You know you've made it big when you are recognized in a tiny Outback town of 404 people. That is truly impressive, you two. 😁❤
Imagine meeting viewers, twice, while out in one of the most remote places in the world. Kara and Nate are known everywhere!
As an Aussie, I am incredibly happy that you've experienced the outback! Not many would do what you guys have done ❤❤ thank you for showing the beautiful towns out there!
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I died at Kara’s impression of the wind 😂
Also love how frugal Nate still is with that grocery bill joke and the $30 app that didn’t work #relatable
Not a charging station for ages brother
I live in Perth and could've believe my eyes when I saw that you guys were in Australia. Honestly thought I was dreaming! This video makes me so emotional because you guys are such good storytellers, and having travelled almost all over Western Australia, I feel like I'm part of this video in a way. I recognise things and can relate to what you're seeing and doing. Thanks so much for making this video Kara and Nate ❤
I’m American (from Minnesota), but my dream is to move to Perth. I’ve never actually visited Australia in real life, but have done tons of research. If you wouldn’t mind could you tell me your top 3 reasons to love Perth and top 3 reasons to dislike Perth. I completely understand if you don’t answer. I’m just a girl, from the other side of the world, who is a dreamer. TIA!!!
@@jessieely5363 I live in Perth and love it. Perth is about lifestyle.
Advantages: Perth is cheaper than Sydney, The wages are better than Sydney, Perth is a long way from Sydney (closer to SE Asia)
Disadvantages: ?
I saw Yalti's art while in Seattle at the Art Museum. This is amazing to see the town she's from. What an amazing story!
No way! That’s so cool!
Kara, you are right! Why hasn’t someone made a movie about this?!
As an Aussie, welcome! I love that you're showcasing the beautiful outback, our First Nations People and all the amazing things our country has to offer. I also love going through the comments and seeing how many other Aussies are following along with your journey.
So true ❤❤
u know how offensive it is to be white visiting those place especially americans who know nothing about colonisation.
Yeah I can’t agree more❤
going to those places is offensive imagine someone viewing ur home as a museum thats what ur doing disrespectful
@@ritaa1359its not offensive
As an Aussie from a big city living abroad, I have enjoyed every minute of this video while definetely also setting off some homesickness. Thanks so much Kara and Nate for showcasing the (untouched parts) beautiful country that it is.
Being from your guys' hometown, this ending gave me chills. Y'all were definitely guided there for a divine purpose. I truly hope this brings more recognition to those lovely artists. Good on you, Nate, for following your heart.
I have been watching you guys for five years now, since I retired. Very much fun! Every one. I must say this one is the best one so far. And I’ve seen them all. I was a news photographer at FOX for 20 years and in the business for 42. So I know what you go through to travel, keep track of equipment, editing, and of course time. Just this Pt. 1 of this trip was perfectly performed in every way. BRAVO. That was a standing ovation. Not yelling. Ok maybe some yelling. Can not wait for Pt 2.
That means a lot, Jason! Thank you so much. We have an awesome little team who keep us going ❤😊
And I forgot. Because I’m not one. Have to be talent too 😎😎. Ugh!!
This channel will forever be my favorite thing about Saturdays! Maybe we could help you choose an adventure soon? Love you guys!
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U guyz need to go to Argentina
The stars..... I can not describe how beautiful and majestic. thank you for taking us on this adventure with you all.
'Aussie dollars' ITS STILL WAY OVERPRICED 😂😭
Also it truly brought tears to my eyes, as an Aussie, too see the first nations people so beautifully represented. When people think Australia they don't really consider these parts. Thank you so much for providing a beautiful representation of our rural parts ❤
*Indigenous. Not "First nations"
@@SanctusPaulus1962 it's kind of the same thing. :)
@@hamsie98 No, it isn't. "First nations" is a Canadian term that specifically refers to the Canadian native peoples who, before European settlement, actually had nations and were indeed the first people to reside on the continent.
Australian indigenous people, on the other hand, neither ever had any nations, nor were they even the first people to settle on the Australian continent. Therefore, referring to Australian aboriginies as "first nations people" doesn't make any sense.
Were they though? Most looked slow like they just sobered up from yesterdays drinking. I'd also like to see how they would treat anyone non-white like an Indian coz there has been many racist attacks on them by aboriginals and islanders that media doesn't tell you.
@@SanctusPaulus1962incorrect!
It IS FIRST nation peoples!
Can I just say Thank you for going to the Australian Outback and taking us with you. I love Australia and there's not a lot of videos of the outback because no one ever goes there. But seriously thank you, and I can't wait for more!
There’s plenty of RUclipsrs in the Aussie outback…just got to know I have plenty of favourites and they’re pretty good too…
Hey guys...It's Paul, I bumped into you both at Perth Airport after your outback adventures....amazing that you finally came and saw more of Australia. Your massive Aussie followers are so blown away you put us on your radar once more !! Don't forget, you promised that you would come back and see the Kimberley Region one day, to experience the raw beauty of an ancient land !! Can't wait to have you both back here again one day soon....Safe travels !!
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As a local in Western Australia I love seeing our little towns getting so much love and seeing people going through ups and downs on this trip love you guys
I’m so glad you showed this! I live in Tasmania and moved here from Texas in 1987 after 1st visiting Australia in 1986. So I was amazed to find out about the 9 indigenous people who only knew of Western folk here in Australia 1984! I never knew that and I have lived and worked here for 36 Yrs. I wished this subscriber ours have met you guys . But I’m also very happy that subscriber got to meet you and you got to meet real Australians! ( I’m only an import) If you ever come to Tassie….give me a hoy!
Mate great choice, Tassie is absolutely breathtaking
Stunning episode, well done K and N. It can't be emphasised enough that a trip like this requires permits, as mentioned. You can't just drive into Aboriginal land and communities without them. Many communities are actually totally off limits. And Fun Fact... the camels were mostly brought over to help build the railways through the outback and the cameleers that came with them were called Afghans, even though they were from all over the Middle East and the Indian subcontinent. That's where you get The Ghan, the famous outback train. Many of the cameleers were also the first Muslims in Australia and their descendents are still around today. The camels are now the only wild camels left in the world and they fetch huge prices if shipped back to the Middle East.
Thanks for that information!
Beautiful looking Indigenous people with Afghan blood, stunning eyes
I am so proud of you both for continuing to push outside of your comfort zone! I remember all those years ago, when Kara was more of a reluctant partner in some of your wilder adventures, and now she gets giddy at the idea of challenging herself. Love it!!
As an Australian fan I am so incredibly proud of you two for doing this trip in such a respectful manner. Thank you for bringing attention to such an important part of Australia .
You have won the hearts of many Aussies after this video. ❤️
Kara and Nate , you have been and seen places that 99.9% of us Aussies haven’t seen before.. your camera work and editing just done it justice…. Cheers 🍻
As an Aussie who has lived in the outback, this was a very special episode. Thanks so much for showing the world (and reminding me) how unique and starkly beautiful this country is. Can't wait for the next one 😍
The scenes with Kara driving and Nate prepping for the worst are truly hilarious 😂
Lol, he thought their truck was going to be another one added to the road of abandoned cars.
I DIED laughing
I think you guys did an incredible job showing Country and the Aboriginal community of Kiwirrkura. Loved it!
I ran from Port Hedland to Brisbane finishing 5 weeks ago. I went via Marble Bar, Kunawarritji and Kiwirrkurra. It took me 6 days to run from Kunawarritji to Kiwirrkurra - proper remote country especially on foot! Hope you enjoyed your time out there as I did in the red dirt!
It never gets old to open up YT and see a new Kara and Nate adventure waiting for me. Since just about 80K subscribers and I'm just as excited now as I've always been. I've seen so much of Australia thanks to the wonderful Stephen & Jess at _Flying the Nest,_ but I can't wait to see you guys deep in the outback with the natives! 🦘🐨
You are amazing 🥰🫶🏼 as always thanks for the ongoing love and support!
@@KaraandNate My pleasure, always! Love you both! 🥰
@@KaraandNate Australia is not the same size of the United States because you did not include Alaska.
@@jeffhampton2767 sigh. Grow up. Seriously. Nate missed a little bit, Australia is only a tiny bit smaller than the contiguous part of the US, not the weird bits that stick out or are islands out in the middle of nowhere......he didnt include Hawaii either bright spark.
@@heatherrowles9930it's important to be accurate in your statements. Nate should have included the word 'contiguous' in his discription
Nate said he felt like this trip was meant to happen... You shine light and share good everywhere with anyone and somehow it always works out. So, I’d say they’re all meant to happen, no doubt. Also, Nate’s comedy was 💯 in this one! 😂 Love y’all.
Australia 🇦🇺 is one of my favorite countries! That night sky is incredible! ❤
I really admire how you maintained your bubbly personalities among the flies, heat, long straight roads, corrugated tracks and repetitive scenery.Whenever I go out there, I find the driving incredibly tiring.
I lived in Alice Springs for 5 years and I loved watching you experience the Outback. You, like all of us in the NT learned the Aussie wave! LOL
We heard many stories of people driving out into the western desert, getting lost and breaking down and dying and their bodies weren't found until literally months later because it is so remote. You guys are really gutsy!
What an extraordinarily great episode! You did this while maintaining your integrity, respect for the people you met and the environment. Of all the things humans have done through thousands of years that we can be proud of, your work in this episode is one!
Thank you for sharing our sunburnt country with the wider world. These communities are remote & challenged but they are the custodians of such meaning & stark beauty. Those big night skies alone are worth that drive.
I had a super cool volunteer opportunity in college where I spent a month in Australia doing conservation work along with tourism. I had the biggest smile on my face when you were talking about the stars because the incredible view of the night sky in the outback is still my favorite memory of that experience!
In addition to the amazing adventures you take us on, I absolutely love seeing how you connect with the people you meet along the way. Your willingness to engage with strangers and how you never make viewers you encounter feel as if they’re intruding is endearing. Keep being the phenomenal, authentic humans that you are. Thank you for taking us along with you and inspiring adventures of our own. God bless you and keep you. Safe travels!
Just found your page and watched the journey to the most remote town in Australia. A wonderful experience for me. I was a Fulbright teacher for one year in 1967-68. Spent time in Adelaide, Mt. Gambia and Darwin. I’ll be following your adventures with great interest. Safe travels and wishing you peace and happiness.
I love the playfulness of this adventure. Also the fact that the destination turned out as wonderful as the journey. Thank you for showing me this part of the world and some of the people who live there.
My kids and I are watching this as we speak and they truly love your adventures. They especially loved Kara's recollection of the wind noises while trying to sleep with Nate's shaking camera work. We rewatched that part 7 times. 😂
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Saturdays with Kara and Nate make the whole weeek worth it. Every video is so unique and fun. Thank you for being you and doing what you do!!! Cheers
I love that you’re lost on the side of the road and I hear the blinker.
This has got me feeling major road-trip-around-Australia envy! I was lucky to grow up doing just that and I'd recommend it endlessly! It's such a huge country with deserts, rainforest, coasts, mountains and bushland. There's so much to see. Thank you for going on and sharing your journey! I'm definitely checking out your other videos
Has to be the best Australian outback video on the internet! Love that you guys got to hang with the Indigenous communities in Australia. Brings more awareness to the world about them. Not a lot of foreigners do that. Shout out to you both! 🙌🏽
It’s so true
You guys just did the Aussiest thing imaginable. Touring the Australian Outback with a Toyota Pickup truck. That's the dream!
wouldn't Australian be a Holden or something haha
I'm sitting here more than a day after watching this originally and thinking about how excited I am for an Australia series. Cannot wait to see more. Read Bill Bryson's "In A Sunburned Country" several years ago and have reread it multiple times since, and it lit a fire in me to see this amazing country before I die.
Please try to mate. 😊it's a great country and there's so much natural beauty to see.and I'd like to believe we are a reasonably friendly lot.😊
@@matthewcullen1298 We had a total solar eclipse a few weeks ago and won't have another until 2046 so we are expecting to plan a trip around one of the many upcoming eclipses in Australia. Re-listening to the Bryson book again as we speak. It's a love letter to Australia. Really looking forward to seeing your country.
@@jenniferlawrence1372 g'day Jennifer 😊 that's awesome. I reckon you'll enjoy yourself. There's heaps to see and do. I'm not sure if you love seeing the universe at night but once you get a few hours from the coast the night sky is incredible. Because there is not much development out there there is very little light pollution and the stars,moons ,planets ECT seem to be infinite. They are literally like bright specs of dust . When the weather is good they go on forever. Anyway have a great day mate and I hope you enjoy Australia when you come here
@@matthewcullen1298 Oh I hadn’t even thought of that. I’ll have to pull up the dark sky map and make sure I plan for that. Great idea! Thanks!
Hi Kara and Nate! When driving on dirt roads you will have noticed the corrugations. The accepted wisdom is that you either go really slowly and gently go through each dip or, you go really fast and try to skip from peak to peak. There are so many dirt roads in Australia that in the early 1960's there was a famous incident when an Australian rally driver was driving in Europe. His French navigator kept telling him to go faster on the paved roads. When they got to the dirt they did not slow down as this was the Aussie's wheelhouse. He was awaiting instructions but none came. He looked over and the Frenchman was cowering under the seat. He was not used to dirt roads being driven on that fast... Enjoying the series!!!
I honestly didn't know the true beauty of my home until seeing you guys experience it just wow!!
Please visit all the islands you can around the world. It’d be interesting to get a video about less known places and get a glimpse of their life like St. Helena island in the Atlantic or Tristan de Cunha or even my home island of Guam. So many places around the world that are lesser known but deserve exposure.
This is a cool idea
And they’d get a range of luxury to remote. It’d be a diverse series. Great idea! @karaandnate read this!
One thing I've learned to do with the outdoor fridge on my RV while I'm driving somewhere - put towels in it. Empty space - roll up and stuff a towel in it. Bonus points if they're slightly damp too - they will help the fridge to not have to work as hard. This looked like a fantastic adventure. Thanks for sharing!
Your enthusiasm for our remote Australia is infectious. Keep travelling.
And, here we go…another masterclass in content creation. You two are the best - thanks! And…note to self…if Nate says it takes X hours to do something or go somewhere, make it 2X. Though if Kara is driving, make it 1/2X (😱).
That was amazing guys, most Aussies would never get to experience what you guys did. I learnt things about my country, that I did not know. Thanks for the vid, can't wait for the next one xx
Kara and Nate are literally too cute, especially when they got to kiwikurra and when Kara was driving. There is nothing better than traveling the world with the person you love and making new friends along the way❤ love he video!!
How fascinating. I never knew there were camels in Australia. I thought only Kangaroos. What you showed in this vlog is breathtaking and anthropology at the same time. I am sure half the Australian population have never been to this part of Australia or have met this tribe.
Half? More like 98%. Very very few Australians ever go that far into the outback
Australia has more camels than any other country.
I'm usually a silent watcher but I wanted to say I'm so happy that you visited Australia! You really showed the beauty of Aus and the kindness of Aussies. So glad you didn't come across any snakes 😂
As an Aussie I am so greatful that y’all visited! I am flying to Melbourne and would love to see y’all at the airport! Love y’all!
Hi Kara and Nate, Welcome back to this amazing land of ours I hope you enjoy your stay and thank you for you respectful representation of our beautiful country. Nate the broken down cars, well it would probably cost more for a tow truck out there than the cars are worth. Don't you just love the cost of groceries here in Australia? Many families are struggling here right now because of the cost of living so it was a joy to watch this one and escape for 36 minutes.
Great story and thank you. Some wonderful memories for me, having been born in Alice Springs and lived in Papunya for my first few years. Now a city slicker in Sydney but loved being on the journey with you. We returned to Papunya in our 4WDs with my parents back in 2010 and your film brings back great memories. Sadly we lost my dad a few months ago - he ran many of the town's facilities from around 1966 to 1971. Beautiful county with many beautiful people, struggling on despite their hardships. Cheers - Dave
My aussie heart is so full and happy that you guys are exploring the more unexplored parts of Australia! Looking forward to seeing what you guys get up to! 🙌🏻
At the end of this I got goosebumps of joy, just so happy that you’re having so much fun exploring the back blocks of my home country!! (I’m in Adelaide).. Everything you experienced on this trip is what we Aussies are so familiar with. The long dusty, corrugated orange dirt roads that go forever, the big starry skies, the flies, the camels, the lizards and the wonderful aboriginal communities… I’m so glad you’re here and we now get to tag along with this Epic adventure!
I love the shots of the stars and I love how you both embrace the adventure as you stop along the way. Awesome video!
I think what I loved most about this one, was the ability to show what it’s like here in Australia. I live within 60klm of Melbourne, and there’s dirt roads everywhere, even the road that comes up to my home. But the outback, that’s on a serious other level. Well done guys!!! Great job 🇦🇺👍
I was sooooooooo hoping, you would both come to Melbourne, but im so happy our First Nations peoples were shown and you literally went to where most Australians would never go…
I am so happy you had the chance to redo Australia because I remember you having multiple peanut butter sandwiches last time because it was what you could afford .You have come so far!!!! We are so happy for you! (Now go do the Ferris wheel in Singapore!)
Being indigenous myself, I was so fascinated by the location of this community. Many people don't realise how beautiful our country is, keep up the good work guys and love you show. 🎉👍🙏
I have been watching you guys and many other travel channels for YEARS and its incredible to see WA highlighted in this way -- our country is beautiful and so rich in culture and history that goes unseen, so thank you for coming to our home and showcasing its beauty!!! Yaankga bunji ('thanks mate' in Noongar - the indigenous language of country where Perth , WA is). Keep doing what you do
As an Aussie, this video has made me so happy and excited! Thank you for exploring more of our county than just the typical East coast places!
Im so happy you guys finally explored Australia as a Western Australia girl ive been waiting for you to come here for years!!!!
Only Kara and Nate could travel to the world’s most isolated town and meet a RUclips subscriber to their channel, it’s unbelievable and probably true, a nice couple who have been everywhere so a subscriber in every destination is likely 😃✌️❤️🇬🇧
I am an Australian! I loved this so much. The talking about the current cost of groceries made me laugh so hard lol cause they are so expensive at the moment.
I live in Tasmania the bottom of Australia, you need to come here next time we have amazing wilderness and loads of wineries!!
Okay this has made my day and my heart so full. So happy you were able to meet so many people on your journey to Australia’s most remote town. I’m from AZ and every time I’m in the desert I wonder what it’s like compared to the Outback but the Outback is just so much more vast. I had NO idea there were camels in Australia. This is so epic, thank you for sharing. Omg grub hunting, amazing art and amazing people!
The Australian Outback is so special! I visited Australia as a kid and saving up to go back. It‘s a long travel from my homy country to Australia!🇨🇭🦘🇦🇺
Hi Kara, you were amazed at the stars. Thanks for saying that. I visited the outback some years ago, and I was also impressed with the sky. It's the only time that I can remember really seeing the sky with no light pollution.
Thank you for this wonderful video! So many of us Aussies are yet to explore our own backyard, and admittedly the thought of intrepid travel through the outback seems a little daunting. I absolutely loved your adventurous spirit and enthusiasm, especially when meeting people from our First Nations communities. You’ve inspired me to do some research about outback travel!
Soo happy u guys are in Australia again and watched your channel for ever, You guys have seen more of my country than I have!! keep on travelling, love ur work.
K& N never disappoint with their adventures. I absolutely loved seeing part of this adventure you experienced and I look forward to more of the Australian trip!
As an Australian this video warmed my heart. It was beautiful to see the true culture of the land. I learnt new things that i never knew about Australia myself. The way you capture every detail and share the stories of a people, thank you 🇦🇺🦘
As an Australian, I am so happy you guys took to time to see this side of Australia and not just the main towns and city's, and also taking the time to meet the indigenous aboriginals. It just shows how good of a people you two are. God Bless
I live in Western Australia, and it makes me beyond happy to see you coming here! I highly recommend exploring Karijini and Kununurra for their amazing gorges and waterholes, as well as coming down the west coast through Exmouth, Shark Bay, down to Perth, Margaret River, and Esperance for an amazing coast! If you wanted to explore further, travelling along the East Coast of Australia and hiking the Overland Track in Tasmania is amazing too! 😃
Kara, I love the way you laugh at Nate’s jokes😆 Y’all are the best!! What a cool trip to this little town. The people are always what makes the memories, huh?!? Appreciate you sharing that social media can be a highlight reel and that people have hard times, no matter their circumstances💛
Stay you ✌🏼
The ability to capture a destination and entice one to explore is a gift. You two have an amazing gift of curiosity which makes me want to keep traveling. I am grateful for you two. ❤
Wow, what an amazing trip. Thank you for explaining the Camel situation. The art work is absolutely amazing. I'm stunned by the beauty and clarity of what is seen by the naked eye in the sky at night there. Thank you for bringing us along. Take care and God bless always.
Loveeedd this video. It's going to be one of the best series of 2023 for sure! Loving the return of simple yet amazing van-life with Kara and Nate
Aussie here, thank you for this video.
This whole video was done so respectfully to the locals.
Such a fun video! The night sky + your shots of the outback and red dirt are beautiful. I love my country. So glad you guys decided to road trip and can't wait for your Uluru video!
Kara and nate being in my country brings me a wild amount of joy. Oh lord 😅
Yes I felt the same! I'd lose it if they came to my region haha
I’ve been following your adventures for a long time, and I used to share them with my girlfriend (Operative term: USED TO.) until she said, “Seriously, though. Who would ever want to do that?”
Now, I’m no survivalist outdoorsman, but I’ve been on camping trips since I was a kid - the “we haven’t seen anyone for days and if we don’t get this fire started, tomorrow isn’t guaranteed.” kind of camping.
So, I took her out to a campground - right outside of Philadelphia, so it’s not like we were in the boonies, and my parents lent us their super-deluxe camper/trailer/caravan (whatever the term is) for a weekend. That thing had air conditioning! I didn’t have that at home!
Anyway, she HAAAATED it.
Good thing she drove separately! After a day of fishing and hiking through the woods, I got back to the site and she had left a note.
Easiest breakup ever! Me and the other hillbillies broke out the beer and whiskey til we fell over in the dirt!
Love this 😂
This was absolutely beautiful! The aboriginal from Australia have such a beautiful culture. This was so enriching for you im sure. I love seeing your rich experiences that money truly cannot buy. Your humbleness, gratitude and passion for connection is refreshing ✨ Thank you for another great video
Thank you so much for taking us along with you on your incredible journey. Being introduced to the artist sisters was so amazing.
❤❤what an adventure! How beautiful the Outback is and the people - the sisters artists. I have seen their work but had no idea how far they live. I love the colors that the Outback shows off. Amazing I can’t wait to see the next adventure. WATCH OUT FOR GIANT SPIDERS 🕷️
Can I just say WOW! I would die to see the night sky in the outback! That's so amazing!
I love that you guys took your time and did everything the right here in Australia. You guys are so welcoming and I hope you love Australia has much as we do.
Hi Kara and Nate I have been watching you guys for years , great to see you back in Australia . Im on the East coast NSW . Enjoy your Aussie adventures . ❤
Nate reading the sign with a Southern accent 😆
Kara and Nate had so many genuine smiles this week ❤️
11:30 I LOVE this ad for better help. I know this is a little dramatic, but I think it is like a masterpiece. I love that you are honest and capturing the lows of your life, even though there are a lot of highs and things to be grateful for. The flies buzzing the whole time were just perfect for the ad. Thank you for sharing.
"It's stomping. Do you think that means it's angry?"
- Nate 2023
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i am soo happy to see you experience Australia. I live in Whyalla a rural town in South Australia. where steel is mined and made and where cuttlefish come every year to mate and have babies. G'day from Australia. i can't wait to see what other adventures you have in Australia (down under).