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So was the track to bruboodjoo camp boggy at all or just rocky and corrugated? Ill be doing a solo trip there taking my 19ft van on that track to Winda
1:17 first world problems 😢 3:06 new channel idea " foodies trip around oz" 4:24 stop you're making me 🤤 drool 5:04 wtf is soccer golf 😮 5:28 mmmm chocolate honey 🍯 6:08 don't we all luv choclate😊 6:37, they do port😂 an that all that matters to dion😊
It sucks when you trust someone to deliver a quality product and they don't. When there's a multitude of minor or some major faults, you're legally entitled to a replacement or refund by law. I had 18 faults on my new van 16 minor and 2 major. After waiting over 12 months for the build all they were offering was a refund, thinking I'd go away by dragging it out for six month's. The same van was 10k more to buy after waiting so long, so I wasn't budging and demanded a replacement. They said they couldn't rebuild in a reasonable time and were forced to replace it with one from a dealerships yard of equal or above value. I did well in the end, hold fast and don't give in. Water leaks cause structural damage and is classified as a major fault due to the structural damage it causes down the track
2:08 great views😅 9:28 jess being disappointed by natural rock formations 😂 11:04 cause your a bunch of antisocial people 😂 12:39 clearly dion isn't a bird 😂 But would you really want flowers? 😂 16:33 he's is Fathers son 💙 😂
2:04 boat review when? 2:32 it's not the size of the boat, it's how you use it!😂 3:18 I thought only I could catch toad fish with such skill.. Hudson has me beat! 12:10 should change the name of the channel to hiking in thongs 😂 19:56 infernal technology 😢 22:14 lighting mcqueen crocs😂 I'm fast as f%$k boy
3:18 lightkeeper falls from lighthouse 😮condition broken im gunna quess😅. 4:07 can't rush a poo 😂 5:01 wow... yeah, wild animals with deadly barbed tails 😮 11:35 underwhelming...... what do you want? It's a rock 😂 13:59 finally something to impress jess😅 17:09 wow dion😮 really ..... alcohol on an empty stomach..... you like to live dangerously. 19:56 Dion's big day out... booze n smoked meats! 😋
Although I want the perfect photo in the perfect season I also don't want to battle crowds and want to be alone every place I visit. I totally understand not wanting to talk in front of people and battling crowds. Thankyou for showing me what Australia looks like out of season. I think it all looks amazing!!!!!
Yep it gets very wild and wet in winter but that's a special beauty of the region in itself. I'm currently in Dunsborough near Cape Naturaliste and the weather has been absolutely wild. You get to experience the mighty power of the Southern Ocean by visiting places like Sugar Loaf rock with huge swells crashing against the great monolith or Canal Rocks where as in summer it's a great dive spot but in winter driven by big waves turns in to a rushing cascading violent white water. You climb down to a safe spot protected by the outer channel wall and through the gaps you can see that you are head height in line with the tops of the violently rolling ocean. From your angle can see these huge waves exploding against the channel, absolutely spectacular. Or sit in one of the many little bays that form the calm waters of Geographe bay. Winter is wet and cold but warm and friendly to, no tourists, no snakes and no flies, love it. On the place names. The French mapped the lower SouthWest and named a lot of headlands and water ways and the names stuck. Also a lot of locations and towns end in 'up' Cowarramup, Meelup, Boyanup. It's an Aboriginal word that simply denotes presence of water. Might head to Nannup next and work my down through the beautiful untouched river systems, where there are lots of off grid camp sites, waterfalls and fast moving white water cascading through the forrest. The tall Karri trees are only about 30 feet shorter than the giant American Redwoods and the almost as tall Tingle trees mixed with Peppermint trees and the perfume of wattles is heaven. The Gloucester Tree is a great climb. Scary as all hell and not in any way something you should attempt if you are prone to any form of fear. You have to have a taste for winter in the SW and if you do you will be spoilt. Happy travels . Tip. Sitting very quietly invites the wildlife, especially the birds to get back to the racket that is the sounds of the forest. Or at night quietly around your campfire, look to the outer edges of the light your fire produces and on occasions you will be given a glimpse of the many nocturnal animals that grace the Forrest. Or simply look up in to the branches above your head for possums or owls enjoying the rising warmth of your fire. It's a special place for West Aussies it's how we merge peacefully and respectfully with our nature.
I know you put this up a few months ago, but is it possible to get the dimensions of your little ensuite? And a few more photos of the way your van is set up with the bunks as well. You might even have another video with that in it. If so can I get the link?
Hi Kristy! We did a walk around which should give you an idea of the layout ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-aie8oXjOoOQ.html Otherwise there are photos on our insta/facebook accounts. If you send us a message on there I can help you out with measurements tomorrow :)
Took that coastal track from Quobba as far as Warroora and then from Coral Bay to Yardie Creek last year. Going north there was no sign saying the road was closed but there were signs to that effect at the north ends.
The thing that annoys me most, especially cause I grew up in Albany and Bunbury, is the fees to go anywhere in the southwest now, I want to swear but wont.
@@trippinaroundoz thanks, can I ask where you had the upgrade done. I can't seem to find someone that will do a 3950 upgrade with TT parabolics but using another brand of shock. I'm in Brisbane
@@trippinaroundoz thks again, can you recall the company that did the 3950 gvm upgrade in Melb? We are heading to Geelong later in the year and keen to have it done using paras and Koni's.
DTS rustproofing in Kunda Park, QLD. 100% worth it, we have spent the last 18 months on and off the beach and there is no rust where it has been sprayed.
Have never seen anyone there selling gnomes. Good on her, great idea. As for our experience, it is a great place to visit and kids absolutely love it. Definitely recommend visiting gnomesville.
Watching your videos from the start ... I found your channel through your parents RU-vid channel, I just like to say I really enjoy your channel. Such a really enjoyable channel. Thanks for showing us all how our beautiful country is .. safe travels to your wonderful family ..
Great episode! We did a two week farm sit for an indigenous college on 500 acres north of Meekatharra (WA) over Easter - 3 cows, 7 goats, 4 sheep and a zillion chooks! We had a ball! We collected roughly 36 eggs a day though ~ we ate curried egg sandwiches for days 😂
Thanks guys! We had such a great time at the farm! 36 eggs a day is insane! What on earth did you do with them all, curried sandwiches only use so many 🤣🤣🤣
There is a small caravan park attached to the school so we gave away as many as we could to fellow travellers and took about 10 dozen with us when we left 😂
Unfortunately the dumping of waste ffrom campers is causing local governments to close free camping :( Those people have had their lovely holiday but are ruining holidays for the next generation.They are also killing wildlife and the environment because human waste is not compatible. Should I mention the unhygenic transfer walkers, wildlife/insects are all bringing back to you and your camp?
Hi David! That's so exciting - let us know if you have any questions to help plan your trip :) Yes we were in Exmouth middle of December which is low season so it was very quiet. However much hotter than high season, so most people stay away at that time of year 😅
