"progress is slow...and that's perfect!" Great comment. I stopped by to check on another ordinary Mojave Road video...but this one is "extraordinary!" The animations were great. The narration superior, and the flower identification on target. So nothing was done about the axle leak? I have a lot of chores to do, but the heck with that...I am off to look at part 2. Well done!
Greetings rg, glad you liked the Mojave series, we enjoyed that trip immensely as well as working on the films. They are hard to find on RUclips being buried deep beneath the those of the competition. The axle leak was fine for months to come, it only revealed itself on a 70 mph highway on a very hot day. Fixed now with a 50cent O-ring while the expensive wheel bearing is still in storage. That Mojave desert is a magnificent place. Nice to see another person out there appreciating the desert for its details and not just ripping it up under aggressive off road tires. Cheers rg.
I really do not understand how you don't have many more thousands of subscribers than you currently do. You're both extremely personable characters, the yarns you spin and the places you visit are most pleasant, interesting, and oft bear a second and third viewing and your production values are at least as good as the best of anything I have seen on this site. A genuine mystery.
You've been gone for so long and then all of a sudden tonight I tripped over my Subscriptions feed, looked up and there was a little one telling me that the batteries were now charged on your camera again, OH Happy Days. Episode (1) was fantastic and I am so glad you have purchased another Landrover as its adventures may be as much fun as yours. Glad to see you back and looking forward to more in the future.
We do disappear, it usually takes around 4 months to make a video especially if it has any special effects stuff. Our computer is a 6 year old laptop connected to and external monitor because the one on the laptop died after an unfortunate incident involving a cat and a coffee cup. Slows things down a little bit more. Glad you liked the film.
All the cartoons are my work, I used to do lots of sketches and drawings before computers and affordable video cameras. That whole historical skit took about 3 months to draw and put together. It’s good fun and keeps me out of trouble.
@@ForemanAndWilmsAdventures Wow that is a lot of work but a great result. No wonder I am still waiting for the next installment on the Landie rebuild! Cheers cuz.
and an excellent way to start a brand new day (Well ok. So I only got here at 1:01 p.m. EST (+10 GMT= Coffs Harbour NSW Oz.) :) Now to watch, share & comment *post-watching. (*Post-watching is an aquired art, honed to a fine skill, over many decades invested {I could have said 'spent', but this sounds nicer} in wonderings and musings of many ponderances over "why am I here?" when out bush. Somewhat akin to wandering into the kitchen, opening the 'fridge and staring into oblivion, i.e. the 'fridge interior, wondering similar ponderances). :)
Mister Foreman and Wilms, yet again you have conquered my once more-fertile imaginings, right from the start. That one powerful drum beat and graphics intro, together with choice of music is great. May I say the cartoon-like caricatures and animations are again gorgeous, yet different than some of the previous productions. :) Your style and content of presentations obviously finely honed over many candle-lengths of midnight oil & toil, with some good thought, and a fair dollop of Wilmsdom, mixed in with forthright Foremanisms Supreme. Cricket is indeed a Star. (y) :) Shared with much appreciation guys.
Wilms was quite chuffed with the Wilmsdom comment. Glad you liked the film, I haven’t drawn cartoons for over 20 years I’d forgotten I had that skill and now realise I miss it.
Next week (Thursday 15th Feb) I depart Coffs Harbour NSW for Adelaide; via Armidale/Dubbo/Colane Station (due north of Nyngan; historic Cobb & Co staging post), Broken Hill. My Subaru Outback 1996 wagon is taking me on the Ghan to Darwin. After around 2 weeks in Darwin & surrounds, I'll wander off southwards. The Alice maybe 5-6 days (2 days at least at Glen Helen). Then loop road and through Coober Pedy to Woomera Village. Maybe nor-nor-east through Roxby Downs to Oodnadatta Track. Either turn north to William Creek, or straight down via Maree to south of Lyndhurst, where I hang a left (east) to come 'over the top' to come down the east side to Wilpeena Pound. This way I get both Woomera & Wilpeena, as well as part of the Oodnadatta track. Adelaide a few days then through Victoria (Maybe follow the 'new' silo artwork route) to Echuca, then Deni (Deniliquin), Wagga, Temora, Young, Forbes, Parkes, Bathurst Blaxland (Visit 2nd eldest brother a few days, + various 'Sydney' friends etc). Central coast where eldest brother stay enables further friend etc catchups, before finally home to Toormina. 2 1/2 months all up approx. Camping out in Subaru. Left Darwin 27 Oct 1987 so really looking forward to this sojourn. :) If you've managed to follow this circuitous ramblings to here, well done!. :) Thankyou for all of your videoings and all that that entails. Enjoyed thoroughly. As the Outback, unlike Unimogs, tends to like the ground more (almost hugs at times!), I will need to be abreast of weather/local road conditions etc. So may need to resort to an occasional "Plan B". But never resort to a resort, except the first six days in Darwin (Staying at the olde Darwin Hotel site). Take care guys. Any plans on returning to Oz?.
I’m sure we’ll make it back to the great southern land at some stage. That is an awesome trip your doing. I lived in Darwin for 4 years and Alice for 6. Loved it and wandered through many of the places you mentioned. Take your time.
Left Sydney around May 1981 I started on the big clockwise run. I'd combined long service leave plus a month's annual leave. Ended up staying in Darwin & working for NT Public Works as an electrical Draughtsman. In Sydney I'd had 12 years at the Redfern Mail Exchange so quite a lot of industrial electrical/electronics (started in Deniliquin as a PMG Telecom Tech). During 6 year in Darwin had 14 months in The Alice. Nearly settled there. Scored a job at Pine Gap but turned it down before they told me anything about it. Otherwise I would now be dead. Am sending you a facebook PM with pic. Yep will be taking my time. Take care guys.
Greetings there. The cartoons are our creations, they took a few months to put together but a fun project. As for the correct protocol on noodles I do on occasion suffer from impatience and put them in earlier than suggested though the results are always amazing as one would expect from a gourmet dish for 50c.
Excellent video. Good to do background then into the journey with a healthy dose of Murphys law. Good to see the wonder dog recover and a spare bottle of vodka on future trips not a bad idea. Interesting terrain.
Not having a dig, just a laugh. I've had plenty of experiences where everything can and will go wrong. Shit happens. Your stuff is red hot, a long way ahead of other similar channels.
So good to see you two out and about again well done. I was going to make a comment as I watched you scramble around on loose slopes, you need to purchase some walking poles they are brilliant and a real plus for safety
Wilms has some walking poles but usually gets caught off guard following me on "leasuerly strolls" that turn into major missions. So the poles end up forgotten. You'd think she'd learn by now.
Apart from sitting on the wrong side of the vehicle, it's still in the Land Rover family !!, good stuff. Love the animated history lesson, a lot of work there,. . . . . and I really love the way Wilmsy stoically sets off under the guidance of the dodgy navigator, Ha Ha !!, she has blind faith that lady !!, I really enjoyed it, what a team, thanks for the efforts guys, take care, cheers.
Greetings Eduardo. I advise getting a hold of ‘Mojave Road Guide’ from Dennis G Casebier. It has gps points and information on a lot more than just the highlights. A worthy companion on the journey. The trail is great. Highly recommend taking more time than what you think you need. Easily done in two days but if you like a more leisurely pace then add on a few more.
Hi guys great to see you back on adventure road. I've been looking forward to the series for some time and hope there's lots more to come. Best of luck to you on your travels.Travel SafeRegards from bigezi
Thanks Scott for sharing the film. We saw a few rattlers out there, the deadly green ones. They're awesome handsome creatures. I've introduced Krikkit to rattlesnakes and so far she's shown resectful curiosity only thank heavens. That must have been nice living out around the Bullhead city area. All that countryside is stunning.
yes, lived out there for 12 years, it was fun but was so damn hot in the summer, those beaches across from the Avi was where we used to hang out and play in the river, that's all tribal land BTW, anyway, Thanks for the video I am looking forward to the rest,
Hi guys welcome back? it is great to see you guys are back and doing well. It's great to see the new addition "Kriket" added to the intrepid explorers. Hope you all had a wonderful Christmas and a joyful new year. I am Certainly going to enjoy your new episodes. Any way guys as always stay safe and safe travels.
It is an entertaining video, but did you really take a long hike to go the 100 feet from your campsite in Picture Canyon up to the petroglyphs in Picture Canyon?
Greetings Mike. Picture canyon is blocked off to vehicle entry. From where we were camped it’s 3 miles across to the petroglyphs. The terrain around the dead mountains can look all the same from the perspective of a video.
OOPS, I must have got bad info. When I was parked in the area where you camped, we walked up the rocks a short way to the petroglyphs, and talked to a caravan of people who had driven down to the petroglyphs from further west on Mojave Road. They told me that where we were was Picture Canyon. Did you go on up around the corner from where you were at 11:35 in the video and see those petroglyphs?
That spot I think is called granite soak and many places through that desert that have Springs also have petroglyphs. Picture canyon is that large water course you can see on google earth south of granite soak. The Mojave road starts on this water course at the needles hwy but due to impassable terrain deviates off to the north skirting around the edge of the dead mountains. We camped out there for 4 nights waiting for parts in Laughlin so we got somewhat familiar with the area.
Greetings from West Oz ! Great to see you back ! Great video. Pets allowed in a National Park - are you taking notice DPAW !?!! This is probably because we still use 1080...
Hey there Pajman. Pets are allowed on leash in public areas in the NP but not usually on the trails or back country. Most of the Mojave is what’s called BLM or public land. Rattle snakes are probably the main trouble but our little hound so far hasn’t harassed wildlife. Hopefully it stays that way.
You’ve been on the Mojave Road? It’s awesome! We’re working on the sequels just now. Not so many special effects and animations so shouldn’t take as long.
Awesome work, as always, guys. I've been looking forward to this series and here it is. Apologies in advance, dumb "Dad Joke" ahead. I told the youngens when we there..."Mojave is my Indian name."
Good work on your Canning Stock Route trip. Wilms and myself moved here 2 years ago and will likely be here a while. Getting a dog certainly throws a spanner in the works for flitting between continents and countries. A nice big lotto win would be good I reckon, might make it viable.
SummitX.net good to see you have contact with these two. They've already put up some US videos. Hope the cold's clearing up ok. :) Was most impressed with your Gibb R R so far. Did you get up near Admiralty Gulf?.
Great episode, looking forward to watching upcoming episodes. Now one question “Cricket” as she is a Jack Russell, whom also was an English wicket keeper, hence, is this the reason you named her Cricket, just a thought. :)
Greetings there. Krikkit ( you actually spelled it correctly) was a name of one of summers cats now long gone so the name was recycled. I wanted to call it Skrivins but it didn’t look scruffy enough and was not a boy though by its unladylike behaviour you’d never know. Wilms reckons we will never have a dog called Skrivins. Crickey.
I prefer the Aussie videos but this is a nice change. I bet it’s nice to be driving with a bit more luxury. Looks slightly smoother than the old Landy.
The bastard of the Cristovao Colombo (Venetian father and Portuguese mother) was born on the island of Madeira, Portugal (yes, HE was Portuguese and not Italian) in the service of the Spaniards (after being refused by the Portuguese) with the intention of discovering Europe's maritime route to INDIA! He took the south / west direction, starting from the archipelago of the Canaries (at the time Portuguese, today it is Spanish) in an attempt to discover the sea way from Europe to INDIA! The Portuguese had already discovered land in this area, which is now called BRAZIL, but since there were no GPS or MAPS at the time, it was only a storm for Cristovao Colombo to stop in the northern hemisphere, he thought he had arrived in INDIA and called the people indigena that you have found of INDIOS, sometimes they are not Indians because INDIA is not there, right? Later, after a war between Portugal and Spain, it was necessary for a pope to intervene (7/7/1494), dividing the new world between the Portuguese and Spanish, Portugal remained with Brazil, Spain with the rest, later the Portuguese hired Italian to circumvent the new world Amerigo Vespucci, this continent today is called America because of him! The Indians are not Indians! the Portuguese were the first to arrive in Japan, China, Hawaii, Indonesia, TIMOR and AUSTRALIA, etc.! Of course, without forgetting INDIA, that's what they were looking for! They d id not limit themselves to circumvent the African continent until arriving in INDIA! And without GPS! Of course, that a small country like Portugal was a victim of piracy from England, France and Holland. BUT: HAPPY NEW YEAR!
The Portuguese used a red flashlight (on the left side) with a green flashlight (on the left side) of their ships to see if the ships they encountered on the way were Portuguese or pirates! Today, all the ships in the world have the left side red light and the right side a green light! Since aviation was derived from the navy, all aircraft also have the same system! They were also the only ones to use the Cross of Christ in the sails of ships, out of respect only the Portuguese navy sailors still use the Cross of Christ in the sails of their sailing ships (especially their SAGRES school ship) Sagres. a city in the south of Portugal, where a maritime school was created (the first to be created on the planet), with the purpose of travel, adventure or conquests later found! Today, the Portuguese flag has the red color on the left (symbolizes the blood spilled in the conquests since 1143), the green color on the right side (symbolizes the green of hope and the color of the Atlantic) the five castles conquered the Arabs (who invaded the his territory) the five wounds of Jesus Christ on the cross (when they killed him), and a crown of laurels (like the Roman emperors)! Portugal is the second oldest country in Europe (founded in 1143), the oldest being the principality of Monaco. Spain is the third, being founded 32 years after Portugal.
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Excellent video, very informative and interesting. You make a great team including cricket ,
I am so glad I found Mr Foreman and Wilms. You two are great adventures. Can’t stop going from video to video. Thanks.
Love the narration you guys do a great job
wow, very nice. subbed
I always liked you guys & your humor. Your vids are always fun & well done. Glad to see you back!
Thanks Bill. Cheers.
"progress is slow...and that's perfect!" Great comment. I stopped by to check on another ordinary Mojave Road video...but this one is "extraordinary!" The animations were great. The narration superior, and the flower identification on target. So nothing was done about the axle leak? I have a lot of chores to do, but the heck with that...I am off to look at part 2. Well done!
Greetings rg, glad you liked the Mojave series, we enjoyed that trip immensely as well as working on the films. They are hard to find on RUclips being buried deep beneath the those of the competition. The axle leak was fine for months to come, it only revealed itself on a 70 mph highway on a very hot day. Fixed now with a 50cent O-ring while the expensive wheel bearing is still in storage. That Mojave desert is a magnificent place. Nice to see another person out there appreciating the desert for its details and not just ripping it up under aggressive off road tires. Cheers rg.
Well done!
Thanks Rick.
I really do not understand how you don't have many more thousands of subscribers than you currently do. You're both extremely personable characters, the yarns you spin and the places you visit are most pleasant, interesting, and oft bear a second and third viewing and your production values are at least as good as the best of anything I have seen on this site. A genuine mystery.
We're super sneaky and a channel just for those in the know. Is that a Defender with a boat on the roof on your channel pic?
It's my 2a (she's 50 this year) with a boat on the roof. Only car and daily driver.
It's really good! it'll catch on. They're not driving a Landcruiser, so it will just take a little longer. Pretty bold doing this in a landrover.
You've been gone for so long and then all of a sudden tonight I tripped over my Subscriptions feed, looked up and there was a little one telling me that the batteries were now charged on your camera again, OH Happy Days. Episode (1) was fantastic and I am so glad you have purchased another Landrover as its adventures may be as much fun as yours. Glad to see you back and looking forward to more in the future.
We do disappear, it usually takes around 4 months to make a video especially if it has any special effects stuff. Our computer is a 6 year old laptop connected to and external monitor because the one on the laptop died after an unfortunate incident involving a cat and a coffee cup. Slows things down a little bit more. Glad you liked the film.
I am very glad you are back.
Thanks for a great little video. Who does the amazing animations? Really appreciated that part as well as the adventure.
All the cartoons are my work, I used to do lots of sketches and drawings before computers and affordable video cameras. That whole historical skit took about 3 months to draw and put together. It’s good fun and keeps me out of trouble.
@@ForemanAndWilmsAdventures Wow that is a lot of work but a great result. No wonder I am still waiting for the next installment on the Landie rebuild! Cheers cuz.
and an excellent way to start a brand new day (Well ok. So I only got here at 1:01 p.m. EST (+10 GMT= Coffs Harbour NSW Oz.) :)
Now to watch, share & comment *post-watching.
(*Post-watching is an aquired art, honed to a fine skill, over many decades invested {I could have said 'spent', but this sounds nicer} in wonderings and musings of many ponderances over "why am I here?" when out bush.
Somewhat akin to wandering into the kitchen, opening the 'fridge and staring into oblivion, i.e. the 'fridge interior, wondering similar ponderances). :)
Mister Foreman and Wilms, yet again you have conquered my once more-fertile imaginings, right from the start. That one powerful drum beat and graphics intro, together with choice of music is great. May I say the cartoon-like caricatures and animations are again gorgeous, yet different than some of the previous productions. :)
Your style and content of presentations obviously finely honed over many candle-lengths of midnight oil & toil, with some good thought, and a fair dollop of Wilmsdom, mixed in with forthright Foremanisms Supreme.
Cricket is indeed a Star. (y) :)
Shared with much appreciation guys.
Wilms was quite chuffed with the Wilmsdom comment. Glad you liked the film, I haven’t drawn cartoons for over 20 years I’d forgotten I had that skill and now realise I miss it.
Next week (Thursday 15th Feb) I depart Coffs Harbour NSW for Adelaide; via Armidale/Dubbo/Colane Station (due north of Nyngan; historic Cobb & Co staging post), Broken Hill. My Subaru Outback 1996 wagon is taking me on the Ghan to Darwin. After around 2 weeks in Darwin & surrounds, I'll wander off southwards. The Alice maybe 5-6 days (2 days at least at Glen Helen). Then loop road and through Coober Pedy to Woomera Village. Maybe nor-nor-east through Roxby Downs to Oodnadatta Track. Either turn north to William Creek, or straight down via Maree to south of Lyndhurst, where I hang a left (east) to come 'over the top' to come down the east side to Wilpeena Pound. This way I get both Woomera & Wilpeena, as well as part of the Oodnadatta track.
Adelaide a few days then through Victoria (Maybe follow the 'new' silo artwork route) to Echuca, then Deni (Deniliquin), Wagga, Temora, Young, Forbes, Parkes, Bathurst Blaxland (Visit 2nd eldest brother a few days, + various 'Sydney' friends etc). Central coast where eldest brother stay enables further friend etc catchups, before finally home to Toormina. 2 1/2 months all up approx. Camping out in Subaru. Left Darwin 27 Oct 1987 so really looking forward to this sojourn. :)
If you've managed to follow this circuitous ramblings to here, well done!. :)
Thankyou for all of your videoings and all that that entails. Enjoyed thoroughly.
As the Outback, unlike Unimogs, tends to like the ground more (almost hugs at times!), I will need to be abreast of weather/local road conditions etc. So may need to resort to an occasional "Plan B". But never resort to a resort, except the first six days in Darwin (Staying at the olde Darwin Hotel site).
Take care guys. Any plans on returning to Oz?.
I’m sure we’ll make it back to the great southern land at some stage. That is an awesome trip your doing. I lived in Darwin for 4 years and Alice for 6. Loved it and wandered through many of the places you mentioned. Take your time.
Left Sydney around May 1981 I started on the big clockwise run. I'd combined long service leave plus a month's annual leave. Ended up staying in Darwin & working for NT Public Works as an electrical Draughtsman. In Sydney I'd had 12 years at the Redfern Mail Exchange so quite a lot of industrial electrical/electronics (started in Deniliquin as a PMG Telecom Tech). During 6 year in Darwin had 14 months in The Alice. Nearly settled there. Scored a job at Pine Gap but turned it down before they told me anything about it. Otherwise I would now be dead. Am sending you a facebook PM with pic. Yep will be taking my time.
Take care guys.
Another great video, look forward to parts 2&3.
Thanks Richard.
really great and informative video!!! much appreciated!!!!
Thanks Arcon.
I like the map and animations who did those
All Maps, drawings, special effects, 3D models and animations are done by us. We do it for a hobby and it helps keep us out of trouble.
@@ForemanAndWilmsAdventures wow thats awesome good work
Did u draw the cartoons? It's so AWSOME and educational
Greetings there. The cartoons are our creations, they took a few months to put together but a fun project. As for the correct protocol on noodles I do on occasion suffer from impatience and put them in earlier than suggested though the results are always amazing as one would expect from a gourmet dish for 50c.
These videos are actually fantastic
Thanks for sharing your aventure. What time is the best to go there?
We were there in spring which was great. Summer would be too hot. I’m not sure how it would be in winter. I’d say spring or autumn are safe bets.
Excellent video. Good to do background then into the journey with a healthy dose of Murphys law. Good to see the wonder dog recover and a spare bottle of vodka on future trips not a bad idea. Interesting terrain.
I'd rather trade the vodka for whiskey if given the choice. There was plenty of Murphy's law evident before that trip. I'm surprised it even happened.
Not having a dig, just a laugh. I've had plenty of experiences where everything can and will go wrong. Shit happens. Your stuff is red hot, a long way ahead of other similar channels.
So good to see you two out and about again well done. I was going to make a comment as I watched you scramble around on loose slopes, you need to purchase some walking poles they are brilliant and a real plus for safety
Wilms has some walking poles but usually gets caught off guard following me on "leasuerly strolls" that turn into major missions. So the poles end up forgotten. You'd think she'd learn by now.
Apart from sitting on the wrong side of the vehicle, it's still in the Land Rover family !!, good stuff. Love the animated history lesson, a lot of work there,. . . . . and I really love the way Wilmsy stoically sets off under the guidance of the dodgy navigator, Ha Ha !!, she has blind faith that lady !!, I really enjoyed it, what a team, thanks for the efforts guys, take care, cheers.
Another cracking episode guys..... Looking forward to the follow-ups :)
I’m planning on doing the Mojave Trail in the near future and I was wandering if you have any information or GPS locations on all the good landmarks.
Greetings Eduardo. I advise getting a hold of ‘Mojave Road Guide’ from Dennis G Casebier. It has gps points and information on a lot more than just the highlights. A worthy companion on the journey. The trail is great. Highly recommend taking more time than what you think you need. Easily done in two days but if you like a more leisurely pace then add on a few more.
@@ForemanAndWilmsAdventures Thank you very much
Hi guys great to see you back on adventure road. I've been looking forward to the series for some time and hope there's lots more to come. Best of luck to you on your travels.Travel SafeRegards from bigezi
I used to live out there in Bullhead and Mohave Valley, please watch your dog very close, there are LOTS of rattlesnakes out there. ;)
Thanks Scott for sharing the film. We saw a few rattlers out there, the deadly green ones. They're awesome handsome creatures. I've introduced Krikkit to rattlesnakes and so far she's shown resectful curiosity only thank heavens. That must have been nice living out around the Bullhead city area. All that countryside is stunning.
yes, lived out there for 12 years, it was fun but was so damn hot in the summer, those beaches across from the Avi was where we used to hang out and play in the river, that's all tribal land BTW, anyway, Thanks for the video I am looking forward to the rest,
Hi guys welcome back? it is great to see you guys are back and doing well. It's great to see the new addition "Kriket" added to the intrepid explorers. Hope you all had a wonderful Christmas and a joyful new year. I am Certainly going to enjoy your new episodes. Any way guys as always stay safe and safe travels.
Hey there Craig. Happy new year to you as well.
Sweet! A new series, and here in the U.S too. Glad to see another set starting, thanks guys.
It is an entertaining video, but did you really take a long hike to go the 100 feet from your campsite in Picture Canyon up to the petroglyphs in Picture Canyon?
Greetings Mike. Picture canyon is blocked off to vehicle entry. From where we were camped it’s 3 miles across to the petroglyphs. The terrain around the dead mountains can look all the same from the perspective of a video.
OOPS, I must have got bad info. When I was parked in the area where you camped, we walked up the rocks a short way to the petroglyphs, and talked to a caravan of people who had driven down to the petroglyphs from further west on Mojave Road. They told me that where we were was Picture Canyon. Did you go on up around the corner from where you were at 11:35 in the video and see those petroglyphs?
That spot I think is called granite soak and many places through that desert that have Springs also have petroglyphs. Picture canyon is that large water course you can see on google earth south of granite soak. The Mojave road starts on this water course at the needles hwy but due to impassable terrain deviates off to the north skirting around the edge of the dead mountains. We camped out there for 4 nights waiting for parts in Laughlin so we got somewhat familiar with the area.
Nice work as always!
Thanks!
Greetings from West Oz ! Great to see you back ! Great video. Pets allowed in a National Park - are you taking notice DPAW !?!! This is probably because we still use 1080...
Hey there Pajman. Pets are allowed on leash in public areas in the NP but not usually on the trails or back country. Most of the Mojave is what’s called BLM or public land. Rattle snakes are probably the main trouble but our little hound so far hasn’t harassed wildlife. Hopefully it stays that way.
Be careful. Jack Russells suffer from small dog syndrome. They think they're T-Rexs 😂
Everything you just said is true.
Top notch as usual keep them coming
Fun to see your video on a track I've actually been on. Great stuff as is expected from you two. Can't wait to see the follow ups.
You’ve been on the Mojave Road? It’s awesome! We’re working on the sequels just now. Not so many special effects and animations so shouldn’t take as long.
Great video...
Loved the animation.
Home and got the flu, then it's nice to see you two / three in a new serie 👍
from a winter cold sweden! ❄️❄️❄️❄️
Awesome work, as always, guys. I've been looking forward to this series and here it is.
Apologies in advance, dumb "Dad Joke" ahead. I told the youngens when we there..."Mojave is my Indian name."
That's clever !! . . . . . and funny !!
I confess it took me a while to get that joke. It is very smart.
ehhehehe howa was coffee???
Absolutely freakin' awesome, I'm so jealous!!
Just watched all 3 episodes. I’d like to take my family on this route! More Disco vids! :)
A+....Coming to the NW?!
Awesome animation. You guys are putting out some quality vids. Hope I have some good wifi for part 2 and 3.
your views would go way up if you guys got a jeep, great content.
I thought that was great. You guys over there visiting family or just a holiday?
Good work on your Canning Stock Route trip. Wilms and myself moved here 2 years ago and will likely be here a while. Getting a dog certainly throws a spanner in the works for flitting between continents and countries. A nice big lotto win would be good I reckon, might make it viable.
Foreman and Wilms Adventures ahh good stuff guys that would be amazing over there. I look forward to watching your US adventures.
SummitX.net good to see you have contact with these two. They've already put up some US videos. Hope the cold's clearing up ok. :) Was most impressed with your Gibb R R so far. Did you get up near Admiralty Gulf?.
Great episode, looking forward to watching upcoming episodes. Now one question “Cricket” as she is a Jack Russell, whom also was an English wicket keeper, hence, is this the reason you named her Cricket, just a thought. :)
Greetings there. Krikkit ( you actually spelled it correctly) was a name of one of summers cats now long gone so the name was recycled. I wanted to call it Skrivins but it didn’t look scruffy enough and was not a boy though by its unladylike behaviour you’d never know. Wilms reckons we will never have a dog called Skrivins. Crickey.
I prefer the Aussie videos but this is a nice change.
I bet it’s nice to be driving with a bit more luxury. Looks slightly smoother than the old Landy.
I'm a little concerned driving the Disco is going to make me soft. They are very nice. I wonder how I'll cope if I ever see the old Defender again.
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The bastard of the Cristovao Colombo (Venetian father and Portuguese mother) was born on the island of Madeira, Portugal (yes, HE was Portuguese and not Italian) in the service of the Spaniards (after being refused by the Portuguese) with the intention of discovering Europe's maritime route to INDIA! He took the south / west direction, starting from the archipelago of the Canaries (at the time Portuguese, today it is Spanish) in an attempt to discover the sea way from Europe to INDIA! The Portuguese had already discovered land in this area, which is now called BRAZIL, but since there were no GPS or MAPS at the time, it was only a storm for Cristovao Colombo to stop in the northern hemisphere, he thought he had arrived in INDIA and called the people indigena that you have found of INDIOS, sometimes they are not Indians because INDIA is not there, right? Later, after a war between Portugal and Spain, it was necessary for a pope to intervene (7/7/1494), dividing the new world between the Portuguese and Spanish, Portugal remained with Brazil, Spain with the rest, later the Portuguese hired Italian to circumvent the new world Amerigo Vespucci, this continent today is called America because of him! The Indians are not Indians! the Portuguese were the first to arrive in Japan, China, Hawaii, Indonesia, TIMOR and AUSTRALIA, etc.! Of course, without forgetting INDIA, that's what they were looking for! They d id not limit themselves to circumvent the African continent until arriving in INDIA! And without GPS! Of course, that a small country like Portugal was a victim of piracy from England, France and Holland. BUT: HAPPY NEW YEAR!
The Portuguese used a red flashlight (on the left side) with a green flashlight (on the left side) of their ships to see if the ships they encountered on the way were Portuguese or pirates! Today, all the ships in the world have the left side red light and the right side a green light! Since aviation was derived from the navy, all aircraft also have the same system! They were also the only ones to use the Cross of Christ in the sails of ships, out of respect only the Portuguese navy sailors still use the Cross of Christ in the sails of their sailing ships (especially their SAGRES school ship) Sagres. a city in the south of Portugal, where a maritime school was created (the first to be created on the planet), with the purpose of travel, adventure or conquests later found! Today, the Portuguese flag has the red color on the left (symbolizes the blood spilled in the conquests since 1143), the green color on the right side (symbolizes the green of hope and the color of the Atlantic) the five castles conquered the Arabs (who invaded the his territory) the five wounds of Jesus Christ on the cross (when they killed him), and a crown of laurels (like the Roman emperors)! Portugal is the second oldest country in Europe (founded in 1143), the oldest being the principality of Monaco. Spain is the third, being founded 32 years after Portugal.
A new video!! A great way to end the evening!!!
You could have stopped your dog from drinking antifreeze rather than filming it. That might have saved you some time.
Ya navigation skills are gone cause ya driving in the passenger seat mate 🤣
Mr Digger, I think you might be right.
#DustyTheJRT says hi to Cricket....
Krikkit (Cricket) is chuffed and sends back a couple of “ruffs”.