I’m looking out my window at southern Utah red mountains right now as you were mentioning Utah. I want to come to Australia to explore but then you mentioning where I live makes me remember that I have so much to explore still right out my back door.
Lucky you mate! I wish I could look out my window and see the same, but just think… if you plan to live in Utah most of your life you can travel at any age and it will always be there avaialbale, just ask yourself what age you want to travel in Australia… you can travel anywhere at any age really
What a cracking spot to celebrate one's birthday.... Happy birthday Torbs 👍🍺👍 Your a good mate Ronny for camping early in daylight for Torbs 22nd birthday 😂😂
Happy Birthday Torbs. Your thank you statement was an absolute gem of a lesson for all married men on how to convey the happy feeling publicly without being in trouble.
Happy birthday Torbs, awesome scenery, great photography, so much water, I think you would be lucky to see the land looking that good once or twice in a lifetime.
Love watching your adventures. Glad you didn’t get flooded in again. Hoping this episode doesn’t make our nice quiet George gorge a tourist spot now. We don’t have many places left that aren’t packed out these days up north . Safe travels ..
So much of your scenery resembles Utah, Nevada. and Arizona here in the American SW. We are all so lucky to have these places to off road. I would love to visit Australia someday. Great scenery and great people!
Bit of a difference from when we were there in August 2020. It was just a string of unconnected water holes and the river crossings were bone dry. A van camped in the first crossing. Beautiful spot though.
in Patagonia, Argentina- Chubut - we have a very very very....similar places.... we do the same things.... obviously with less equipment... is hard to get all those from here...... nice video as always!!
I was wondering how long it would be before the spaghetti western muzak started... Congrats on making almost 12 minutes before succumbing to that urge!
This is now my favorite RU-vid channel. Your videos are so awesome. I really enjoy watching your content. And happy birthday Torbs! Greetings from Germany
Just went up there with my girlfriend and a close mate, this 'mate' thought it would be a good idea to try and take his 21ft caravan to George river/gorge. Not the wisest decision, we ended up having to camp on the track and leave the caravan behind to continue on. It's absolutely amazing and I had the same thoughts as Torbs, looks just like Utah except the aussie equivalent. We didn't have as much water though (Late June), but we can't wait to head back for a boys only trip. Keep it up Ronny, this series is class.
If you can handle the heat, the Top End is worth seeing just after the wet. Just after in March when it's still green and the waterfalls are flowing much more.
I’m seatbelt on always, a captain goes down with his ship 😎 I keep it on as a habit Incase I have passengers when it goes bad so I don’t just bail out before helping others 😉
Maybe you need to come over to NZ and do a trip here? I would love to show you around and show you some real river crossings. I used to own this company until 2014 www.nzadventures.co.nz , qualified 4wd instructor to Aus/NZ workplace standards till 2010. Reason you wind the windows down is that with electric windows they can fail if wet and if the water is 1/2 way up the doors the doors won’t open. Seatbelts off as they can be difficult to unlock in a stressful situation. I have done about 100,000km in outback Aus with few tracks left to do. Have a Troopy Landcruiser near Geelong that I can’t get to at the moment due to the virus making things difficult. ☹️☹️☹️☹️ Really enjoy your videos and seeing many places you go to that we have already been to. Keep up the good work. 😀😀😀
You don’t know 100% but they haven’t been found this far south for hundreds of years. There are stories of crocs being there before European settlers landed but I can’t say if that’s real of not. I’d believe it but, crocs can travel far and if there were a lot less people in Australia back then it could very well have been the case.
Ronny, curious why you do not use a water bra ? Have you done a video on this previously ? Petrol or Diesel, so much electronics in all cars, is it not a good insurance policy ?
Why does food cooked at camp always taste better than food cooked at home??? Even get the camp gear out and cook it at home but it still doesn't taste as good. I can never work it out!!!
been hiking and 4wheeling for a long time and seen heaps of snakes, none ever want to say hello. Rude bastards. Even on a marron trip as a kid i almost trod on a tiger but it just bolted. Don't like to think what would have been if i trod right on it.
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That Aboriginal art is probably a few decades old. Exposed to extreme heat, cold, wind and rain there is NO WAY it would survive thousands of years. As for all the "Aboriginal Paintings" in caves, chemically bonding paint doesn't last more than 20 years before it is shot, so all this ochre palm prints being 10's of thousands of years old is not true.
