Welcome everyone. To my channel.....' In To Oz ' My name is Bill ,I'm travelling solo around Australia,Im on my third vehicle now,after going throughtwo ToyotaTaragos Inow have a 1995 Mazda (Bongo) van I have travelledaround Australia many timesand still find new things to film every time. It is important to go out and see the country as things change, always an adventure. So follow me around, as I've done with other channels, there's always something to learn. Thanks Bill
@@intooz4692 Persolly I believe he was Shot with a rifle, the pistol he had was in defence. Riding into the water to get away. I can't see our Greatest Engineer being Suicidal.
Hi Bill, my neighbours wanted your opinion about coming across the Nullabor ( east to west), during the months of July / August. They are concerned about headwinds. What is your experience about the best time to come across?
Hi Chris sorry for taking so long to reply. The headwinds to tailwinds or crosswinds change every few days,if they watch bom app daily the isobars will give them an idea also there is app called earth nullschool witch show live wind information. fuel is expensive, tell them to get fuel at Eucla not border village 30 cents difference. wikicamps app off-line maps will give them idea when they are approaching a cliff top campsite.great time to travel.take care bill
Thanks Desmond,I really like those tracks too,sometimes certain music is made for drone footage, or feels like that.Kalbarri is worth the detour.thanks Bill
@@intooz4692 Yes Bill. It's a beautiful part of the country. Used to frequent it in the mid seventies when it was pretty well untouched. Still good now though.👍
Thank you for this video. I am watching it 2024 June most of the shop now re opened only a few still shut. ❤Lismore. As a new resident (7 years in December) I am very proud how the people battled on. 🎉🎉🎉 Congratulation to all the helpers big giant thank you🫂💃🕺 Lismore lives on. Can not keep good people down for long. 💐💐💐
Hi Bill, just discovered your videos of Tasmania, and thoroughly enjoyed them. As we were watching them and looking at them thinking what an amazing place we looked at each other and said "we live in the best place in the world" . We are fortunate enough to live in Tassie and on the North West Coast. We absolutely love our little piece of paradise . Just wondering what were your top 5 locations in were ? We are bloody lucky living here and I'm pleased you enjoyed your holiday. Cheers
Hi Janelle,thanks for watching, it's hard to answer,as there's so many areas,but without rewatching ,the vids here's some but not all of my favourite Tasmanian places,so Tarkine Drive, Stanley, Cradle Mountain, Bay of Fires,Queenstown although that radiator problem messed thing up,Freycinet National Park, Penguin, so only some,and I've left many areas I didn't get to see for another time.Oh Waratah, I come just go on.thanks Bill
Hi Chris, it's nice to spread out when sleeping, I'm still wasting those nice draws with things I don't really need but will clear them out one day,nice to had my face right at the window too makes for nice views in the morning.
In 1629, two of the Batavia shipwreck mutineers were marooned here by the Dutch East India Company, as punishment for their participation in the mutiny and subsequent rapes and massacre of over 120 of the wreck’s survivors. They were never seen again, but would have known this area well and I imagine have climbed Red Bluff to scan the landscape.
I remember reading about those shipwrecks, I think just below Red Bluff is where some survivors made it to land,from one of the wrecks. The shipwreck museum in Fremantle has a lot of information about those wrecks too.
I was reading another story on Wallangarra station. It just wasn't the track size they couldn't agree upon. If you look at the Station roof . One is different to the other side.
Ah ha have no fear as the next video most definitely does have the Gorge,I took so much footage around Kalbarri that I've had to split it over two videos.
Thanks,I stayed at Milligan Island Campground 2 years ago,very windy and sandy,got a partial sun through the gap photo but was cloudy right on the horizon. I think all the campgrounds are now $20 per night.
Thanks for watching, there are several locations along this coast with the white sand dunes.The coast is famous for the sw winds which deposit the sand there,the leaning trees are another result of the wind,windsurfing, windsurfing are very popular along here too.Take care Bill
Awesome to see the insides of your home, you've been on the road for ever and have always kept it simple 10/10 to ya 👍👍👍keep the awesomeness coming 👍👍👍 Cheers Andy 🍺🍺🍺
So is the objective of this trip revisiting your favourite spots in the Taragos but this time to experience with the camper or do you have specific aims? Or just enjoying the freedom of the road? Genuinely interested as thinking ahead for my next big road trip, prob this time next year, hopefully first time in camper.
Hi Brian, the aim,well I was initially avoiding Easter and school holiday traffic as everywhere was booked out,as for going to previous places,well if you've been to Western Australia you will know why I'm going back to places,as I haven't always had the best weather for filming previously. I do intend to discover new places too.
Just stunning this massive country is. That water is such a mesmerising blue/ teal. All of it is such a privilege to witness. What’s the outro song Bill? It’s beautiful I can just drift off in it.
Always beautiful country,I didn't realise how vast the colour was until airborne, that tune is from Epidemicsound and is called 'Elision' by Jacob Ahlbom.cheers Bill
I loved this video. It brought back some wonderful memories of lovely holidays along the Murray with my late husband. The drone footage was really wonderful, too.
Those Wing Surfers can be used with a stey from chest to wing which makes using them quite effortless. A little slower than a Wind Surfer and can be used with a foiling fin for more speed. Bet it's getting cold at night over there😮
Some of the most scenic coastline you've been to. That Southern Forest looks good for overnight motor camping, near the road,... unless it's Bigfoot habitat😮
Hi Bill, Quite the trip to look for relief from the heat. Sorry you had rainy weather blocking views at the Bight. I was so amazed at one of your past videos with the aerial shots of the cliffs. Would love to see the windmills in full action. Individual sculptures in motion. I love the wind, partly sunny skies with the clouds breezing by, low 60sF degrees. The sunrises are a motivation to get up in themselves with the stunning views of open landscapes. A video put out by the Nullarbor Roadhouse showed the lizard, must be a regular. I can see how the cross winds can be a bit scary with the tractor trailers with no leeway. You asked previously for likeable names of places, Cocklebiddy would have to make the list. Also, all the indigenous names in general are so interesting. Like the metal camel sculptures at the rotary. Waiting for the wild ones to pop up. Have you seen any? Looking forward to seeing what direction you decided to take, Laura PS Blue is your color 😊
Hi Laura,I knew there was cool weather coming,I just had to drive a few hundred kilometres to get it.I have a lot of drone footage from 3 other videos crossing the Nullarbor. I only fly if the wind is blowing towards land,otherwise the drone could get blowing right out over Antarctica. There were two Shingleback Lizards on previous trip only saw one this time.Whale season is a great time from the cliffs too.Hope your well and getting ready for summer I guess,Autumn here.Take care Bill.
Hi Laura,I think I deleted my reply,yes I knew about the cool change just had to drive 100s of klm to get it,I have put the drone over the cliffs a few times,ep 57 also shows the windmills as I flew between them,and went to some caves along the way,the Lizard had a friend last time hope it's still around.I guess your getting ready for summer,it's Autumn here nice colours around but also brown looking as it's hot too.I do like the blue shirts.Well take care until next week Bill.
Thank you for your reply. We will be heading East from WA mid July towing an 18' caravan. Different dynamics but I usually sit around 85-90 with my Prado 150 series for best economy around 13-17 depending on hills and wind. Thank you for your videos. 👍😁
