Heading to the east coast of Tasmania, motorcycle adventure on my Royal Enfield - S1-E11
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- Опубликовано: 22 мар 2023
- Continuing the motorbike adventure form the south of Tasmania to the east through Hobart, then I start to explore the stunning coastline on my Royal Enfield Himalayan motorcycle.
I travelled around Australia in 1987 to 1989 on a CX 500 but never made it to Tasmania, which now I feel was a big mistake!!! Och well I will just have to come back sometime soon :)
That must have been an epic adventure back then. Tasmania is special, definitely worth a visit.
Stunning photography - what a sunset.
Yes, the sky definitely lit up that evening
Thank you so much Joe, for your beautiful you tube channel. The footage and photography is second to none and your commentary is awesome . Throw in some humour and it is brillant to watch you travers this stunning country of ours Please keep ttravelling safe and thank you once again Cheers Suzette
Thank you for the kind words Suzette, I am glad you are enjoying the series. It is a stunning country and there is so much to explore
Spectacular views! Really loving the photo selections at the end of the episodes, too!
Thanks Catalina, yes it seems everywhere I go in Tasmania has stunning views.
So I just watched this episode today...immediately after hearing about the cargo ship that struck and collapsed the Key Bridge in Baltimore. What a coincidence when you spoke about a similar incident happening to the Tasman Bridge in Hobart....
That is a coincidence. thankful they could clear most of the traffic off the bridge, but sad to hear there were some workers still on it.
Very much enjoying this series mate thank you.
You're welcome Tom, probably worth making sure you see the next episode.
Great Himi blog and great photos Joe ….. 🦘🦎🏍
Thanks Rodney, glad you are enjoying the series.
Another nice video
Watching your progress makes me calm
Looks a fantastic place to ride a bike
Glad you are enjoying the journey. Yes Tasmania is an incredible place to ride a bike.
Now, got my Himalayan, time to go exploring, first around Brisbane. "It'sRDtime" traveled around Australia on a Postie, he never had a problem finding camping places, even in Tassie.
That's awesome you on a new RE Himalayan, they are great for exploring.
Big enfield group in South Africa. Please bring your bony here and we'll organize a North to south SA trip. You won't be disappointed.
Thanks Rory, South Africa would be an awesome place to explore, I'll definitely put it on the list.
Not sure when you kicked off this series, but it makes me feel a bit the way I did when as a kid I watched Jacques Cousteau's programs. So cool! Keep riding mate!
thanks Luis, there has been 11 episodes so far on this journey and probably another 5 or 6 to still come. I'm glad you are enjoying the series.
Came across your channel a couple of weeks ago. Really enjoying your Tasmania trips. We were there in 2018, loved it so much, and can't wait to be back there, hopefully 2027...ish this time in our yatch.
Looking forward to watching many more of your videos, I like the way you produce and edit the videos....Kind regards Steve
thanks Steve, glad you're enjoying the series. Yes Tasmania is a stunning place to explore.
Great stuff thanks mate, keep em coming.
Glad you are enjoying them Jason, yes more to come.
Very enjoyable video and narration.
thanks Allan, glad you are enjoying the series.
Beautiful!
I enjoyed the ride 👍Reminds me a lot of New Zealand🙂
Glad you enjoyed it Vancey, Yes similar climate and vegetation but NZ has a lot bigger mountains 🙂
Gondwanan solidarity 🏵
Thanks!
Thank you again for your continued support.
Loving this series. Bits of Tasmania look a lot like bits of the Southern parts of England.
Thanks Neil, glad you are enjoying the series. Yes there are a lot of similarities, and half the places on the island are named after placed in England.
Yes, but in the rain.
@@TheBezaleel 🤣
Yes not as wet in Tasmania, I have heard 🤣
Loving your vids, however just a heads up from a local, what you show as the rock pool at 1:26 near the longley pub is not the actual rock pool. If you head up stream a bit further there is a rock face you can jump off into a larger pool. Wicked spot, but popular.
Glad you are like the videos John. I could see the large rock pool, but there was a guy and girl there that seem to be getting it on, so I didn't want to disturb.
It's obvious that you love your bike. I cant blame ya
It's like riding with a friend.
First video I have seen on your channel, I'm going to take a look of the others for sure. You know why we are here I was looking for advise to plan my Tasmanian trip in November, Ill keep watching but if you feel like give a little advise it will help. Ciao :)
Glad you enjoyed it mate. Tasmania is a great place to explore. There are a heap of free places to camp if you going to camp, there are also a bunch of places that might be $6 to camp. I'd suggest getting Wikicamp (Australia) if you don't have the app, it shows where there free camp site paid campsite etc.... You can also easier just camp anywhere especially on the west coast has there are not a lot of people there and a lot of empty spaces. The west coast is more rugged and raw, the east has more towns and bays which are sheltered. The best plan would be to do a loop around the coast then head into the highlands in the centre. I think I have 9 episodes in Tasmania but I barely scratched the surface.
This is the first episode getting over to Tasmania then the rest follow form there
ruclips.net/video/E8IXfEOLJ-s/видео.html
Hope that helps.
Ahahaha how funny mate, I live on the Great Ocean road in Lorne, I know the brewery and the forrest very well, thanks for the advise I'll let you know when i make it to Tassie@@freewayproject be safe!
Great Video mate. Very well shot & edited 👏I can appreciate the amount of effort involved in making this, & it certainly looks like a great experience.
Thanks mate, glad you enjoyed it, I think the episode after this one (episode 12) show the best parts of Tasmania.
Will ad a quick story, my bro lives near Tunnack and fishes the Colebrook dam which is back roads to get to. There was 2 houses that got burned to the ground near the dam, apparently the first one burned and the owner accused the bloke next door an burned his down to settle the score.
that does sound like an old town tussle.
Excellent video mate!
Thanks AusMoto, glad you enjoyed it.
I miss the produce from there, seeing those labels, I can taste what we've been missing and they've been gone too long.
Have a word and get some sent up will you? There's always much room for quality Organic produce and it's high time it made a comeback.
Yes the produce in the area is amazing, you can tasted the difference.
enjoy a coffee.
Thank you Allan, it is greatly appreciated. That will get me another 100km down some dirt track, which I am sure I can find an adventure or two.
Your videos are well done with great narrative . Thanks for the continuing adventure. I told my wife if I was younger Australia would be a great place for me to ride, but at 79 , no bueno
Thanks Larry, yes it is a great place to explore. You'll probably want to check out the next video as it is traveling up the east coast of Tasmania, it is probably one of the most stunning areas of Australia.
Another great video Joe, glad to see you are living the dream!!!! Also very informative. Definitely on my bucket list for next year
Thanks Ron, yes it a great way to explore. If it's on your bucket list the next episode may take it to the top of your bucket list.
Stunning!! 😮
I think what I took from Hobart when I visited, was the crystal clear water and great fresh food. 😊
definitely, oh you might want to check out the next episode coming, just saying.......
So cool to drive around such stunning locations and hardly any traffic👍
Yes Tasmania is good like that with less traffic.
Glad to see the RE-H getting some love from long-distance riders. Got my sub for that and the great style. Smooth trails
Thanks J, hope you enjoy the ride.
Thanks for another great video east coast is stunning, the bike seems to be running well.
Maybe when you're back you could do a video on the gear you used, what you didn't need ect. Always good to see what others use on a bigger trip.
As always stay safe keep an ear out for banjo's when you head in land.
thanks Louis, yes I will be doing a video on exactly that what I took, what I used and what I didn't and why I might add next time.
Beautiful! I just wanna go! And I L-O-V-E the sound of the Himalayan! Thanks Joe for sharing your travels and photography! (P.S.: Thanks also for the WikiCamps mention. I didn't know that this existed, and they have one for Canada as well!!!)
If you think episode 11 is beautiful wait until episode 12, there area is the jewel in the crown of Tasmania. Glad I could help WikiCamps does come in handing and they have it in the USA as well. I have ridden in Canada doing some filming and photoshoot with KTM in Squamish BC, trail riding there is mind blowing. Would love to do a trip across Canada.
@Joe Ryan good to hear you've been to 🇨🇦! I road from Montreal to Victoria and back last year, 12000kms and did 200kms off-road in B-C. My first big trip. Loved B-C! Cheers mate!
Yet another brose video. With so much awesome scenery, how do you decide what to cut out? I assume you keep a longer record for yourself.
i probably miss filming more awesome stuff than I get. No long recording, I only make one edit and I don't have time to re-edit so just the one shot at it.
@freewayproject well you do a fantastic job of it! Thank you for helping me see a fantastic land which I may never visit.
I’m really enjoying this trip, it’s a pity wild camping is not always safe here in SA
Glad you are enjoying the journey J G. Yes we are lucky here to be able to pull over in most bush/forest/desert places and be able to camp.
Someone knows how to film a moto adventure!
Thanks mate, I hope you are enjoying the series.