@@TonyOvers thanks for your kind words 👍

Thanks Bee, it’s always a great time!

Yeah we often look back at the vids from years gone by 😂

@@AsiaStreet365 cheers. It was pretty wet for a couple of days but dried up pretty good after that. Nothing like a bit more of a challenge to add to the 120 hungry people 😂

@@AsiaStreet365hope you’re well

@@memoriesnotmoney 120, well done again✌

@@memoriesnotmoney Going good thanks, currently in Vietnam Da Nang soaking up the 35 deg heat, beautiful beaches, cold beers an great lifestyle

There is a pre order for firewood that ends next week. I would suggest to order some as it cuts down on weight and frees up valuable space. If you have the space but it may be worth taking your own. If you check out Koolazice on facebook they are the wood suppliers. I’ve been talking to them this year and they have assured me that the wood supplied is good. I think it’s about $30 for 25kg bag.

@memoriesnotmoney perfect. Great to know! Thanks. I think we can easily haul in 60-80 kg with no dramas

The best ones are Fusion-Loc, that is what is in the fare corner and we had on the old camper. The one that fell down is Naleon, Don't think they will be as good as the others.

Thanks. We love this van. So much off grid capabilities. We are off on a 5 week trip next month so be sure to follow along.

We are pretty blessed with some great spot up here

Yep it rolling around fast.

Thanks I think I am addicted to camp cooking now. We take a lot of inspiration for you.

Thanks. That’s just our mat for under the annex. We just had it sitting there out of the way. They are a great van. We have a big trip coming up next month, so looking forward to putting it through its paces.

It sits at 2520kg empty so that gives us nearly 500kg payload. We are out this weekend on our first shake down trip. Full water tanks (200kgs) 2 full gas bottles, full fridge, 2 camp ovens and all our other gear fully loaded like we would for any trips we do. Going to get some weights and show where it’s at soon. But it tows beautifully. Very impressed so far.

Yes it’s John Glanville

Okay, i thought it was. Thanks very much for your reply, appreciated...!! Cheers Kevin...!!😊

@@kevinbryant5541 he is my wife’s uncle. Are you local to Mackay?

Yes born and bred Mackay local, live in Mount Pleasant....!!!!

Thanks. It has a tare of 2500kg and gross of 3000kg

Thanks. Can’t wait to get out in it.

Thanks. Can’t wait to put it through its paces

Your welcome. Hope you found it helpful

@@memoriesnotmoney our first BRB this year.

@@robwhitmore6658 if you see us come up and say hi

Thanks. Hope I helps you with your planning.

I would suggest 1 bag per night. But we also have a big communal fire with in the mdc paddock that everyone is welcome around. We do ask that paddock members donate a bag to the communal fire though. Sone people just use the communal fire and don’t have there own fire back at there camp. Some enjoy both. It will also depend on if you stay down at the main stage at night until the music finishes. But 1 bag per night is a good place to start. Hope this helps.

Cheers. We’re glad you enjoyed it👍

Thanks mate. We do love us some Barnsey. Thanks for subscribing. 👍🏻

Thanks 👍

Kakadu Hot Cross Buns😀

Yeah we saw that, will be handy for next time.

Thanks guys

Thanks mate

Cheers mate. Definitely will be heading back over to Roko next time we’re up there.

Thanks for watching. It’s great to have memories to look back on.

Thank a lot Kevin.

Thanks. We think it’s the best way to cook steak 🥩

Cheers mate

Thanks. We’ve been that way before. We meet up with friends from cairns in Winton every year and travel together. It’s a better road via Winton and we just love the scenery.

@@memoriesnotmoney Had to be a good reason.

@@memoriesnotmoney Thank you.

@@lucymooch5821 the old diamontina road from Winton to betoota is a good drive also.

It is a Bullzye jacket. Not sure if you can still get them though. I think the brand is not around anymore.

It’s a great event. We have a shower in our camper. They have eco toilets on site. You have to take all your water with you and have to catch the waste water. Nothing can go on the ground.