GRAHAM'S GU IS BACK! The Camping/4WDing hotspot we've NEVER FILMED! Solo Camping Flinders Ranges 

Graham is the only person who can do a solo trip and still have some one to talk to.

To my mind, Graham's AU Solo series is the epitome of outback adventures. No bashing and crashing, no entourage, no big production, just one personal adventure as told by the participant. This is the type of video that makes us feel like we are going along for the ride. Thank you Graham, for taking us along on your journey.

Great to see an AuSolo back on the screen. Wish you would do more Graham. Forget the tough stuff and the same old places we see every year, this is where it's at.

While going up and down the same rough mud tracks is worth a look in.. Graham running solo showing off the places that arent "Thrilling and full of wheel lifts" is the content i look forward too. More of it.

Although behind the scenes must be pretty hectic, just cruising around checking out some awesome scenery and a bit of history is a nice change of pace from all the bashin' and crashin'. Great to watch, thanks for all the effort you put in, great to watch with a cold one.

This is where Graham took off to after the 4x4 show in SA. Just going to say, top blokes on the screen, and didn’t disappoint in real life either. Hard to find genuine people like that in life 👌🏿👌🏿

What i love most about aus solo, is you can take a sneak peak at Graham's personal life away from the show. He's just an adventurous bloke who loves driving around and exploring australia. It's not just an act for 4wd247. Huge respect.

That’s the sort of trip a lot of of want to see. I love the touring trips where you share the history and show the landscape. These sort of trip videos is what got me into 4wding.

"Work doesn't matter, the Flinders Ranges does" - love it, so true, such an amazing place, always sad to leave and always feel like it has so many secrets it will never give up. Great video!

You did a better job at filming, production, content, music and pretty much everything else than the regular show, all by yourself. This was something special.

Watching these Graham solo trips I reckon he's the modern day equivalent of Les Hiddins or Malcolm Douglas.. awesome content !

"Magic Sarap" is a staple of many Filipino soup/stew/casserole cooking. As you say, it makes the flavours pop. It's also great for bolognese & marinara sauce, and paella.

It’s awesome to see a video which is more about the destination rather than just flogging the cars

Maaate, fantastic 2 c u out again in the guise of ausolo. Gotta say I DO enjoy your style of “touring” a tad more than the bush\track bashing but it (lol) might even be better to see your boy too (jock). Seriously, seriously enjoyed 👍 Just let me know when I can tag along inconspicuously. Kennym

Your enthusiasm for the outdoors and getting behind the wheel is unmatched Graham. Would love to come for a trip 1 day. Cheers to you too mate.

Great work Graham, we're lucky to have it on our doorstep here in SA. But you really need to spend a couple weeks exploring it. My favourites are deep in the Flinders, and the gorges, Brachina Gorge, Bunyeroo Gorge. Head to the Prairie hotel from Hawker, turn right, then left to Moolooloo station, up to the old Nuccaleena mine ruins. Then head up to Blinman. From there head north to Chambers Gorge, on the way back go to Beltana. If you want a guide let me know 😉

Who would have thought something so plain and simple can be so amazing and beautiful. Big ups Graham , love your work 🤙

Absolutely brilliant Graham has a very special talent and this is so much better than the constant repeats of the same tracks. Graham is creating a travelogue and selling the real Australia. This is what 4WD's were meant for. My Wife and I are based in UK and have family in Aus ...but at this rate the family will not be seeing much of us!! Please more of this.

These ausolo episodes are honestly my most looked forward to episodes that you guys post up here! Bloody love it! Cracking job Graham!

Great solo trip Graham..we did Flinders last month and that area is magical. Such a beautiful scenery. We luved your explanation about the history..

Graham is an absolute talent behind and in front of the camera. Top stuff mate 👍

My family is from the flinders ranges. My grandfather owned willow springs station. He gave the station to his eldest son, my uncle, and now he’s given the station to my cousins. One cousin runs the station and one handles Skytrek. A 4wd destination. Right up your ally graham. Full of old homesteads, muster huts and shearer’s quarters.

When graham makes a better and more interesting clip by himself than the rest of the mob with an entire film crew lol

Iv seen every 4wd/ 24/7 episode & I enjoy them very much. But Graheme your solo episodes seriously make me want to get off the couch & in your words, just do it. Thank you sooo much for building the dream. Cheers Kev.

The Australian outback is definitely spectacular, and is a must for anyone in Australia to go and enjoy. Thanks Graham, I enjoyed watching this, cheers 🍻

Nice work. I've been lucky enough to have visited the Flinders more times than I can remember over the last 50 years or so. I like this solo format although it must be bloody laborious. The complete lack of footage of UHF conversations from car to car is most enjoyable. 👍👍

this was great to watch and I'd watch more touring 4wd style content like this as its why I go out there in the first place. not to just hit hard tracks, its the exploration of the area and scenery, the tough tracks are the fun part of getting there... but not the full equation.

People often forget how good it is, I did a 8 day camp there, hated it because I had to walk all day everyday, but now I reflect and it was incredible as an experience and seeing places no one but us and few others had. The camp was called operation flinders.

As a south Aussie I’m happy to see this, not enough SA content being shared around!

So glad you did another Oz Solo. Big draught between shows but none the less worth waiting for. Thanks Graham. Awesome scenery, great camera work too. ✨🌟✨

Graham’s Aussolo episodes are some of my more enjoyed episodes to watch, it’s also a good change of pace, and also Graham’s big GU is back my favourite vehicle of the 4wd24/7 fleet

As a south Aussie, thanks Graham. Hope you enjoyed yourself, there's still so much to see in the Flinders, you only just made it into the southern side

Love the solo trips thats how I like it remote areas without breaking stuff and relying on others 🤙

This is exactly why I watch 4WD 24-7. Also loving the solo trips and Graham’s knowledge of history. We travel this country to see its past and it’s great offerings. Thanks to the team at 4WD 24-7 we can see and adventure along with them.

Now we got the might gu, we need to see Shorty. Good Job Graham, love AUS Solo

Make AusSolo its own channell, can't wait for this content, Graham! You're awesome :)

This is so refreshing compared to the usual product placement content. Dont get me wrong I love their normal content but this is so good! More more more of this!

U.S. viewer here. I love this Ausolo stuff. The history, the geography and the scenery are so interesting. That area reminds me of South and Central Arizona. Love the spirit of adventure and the relaxing vibe in this video. Keep these coming!

Mate your killin it by yourself , should see more of this from you , no ajender, no BS, just a good trip in the out back as you say what's not to like !!!! hey and thanks for the content bro ....

Mate, I'm blown away by your excellent solo production quality. People who have never filmed something of this scale in solo mode, will never quite appreciate how much time and effort is required to achieve something like this. 80-90% is traveling, planning, mapping, researching, vehicle management, battery management, editing, shot setup, audio sync, figuring out what to talk about, getting the right words/messaging out, tracking the timeline and keeping all the SD cards and footage in some sort of timeline synchronization for efficient editing, all of this and making sure you finally tell a story at the end of it with enough energy and enthusiasm to keep people interested. All of this is insanely more complex when you go off-grid, you cant just pop in to the local store to get another sd card, drone propeller or battery ;)

I enjoyed this more than the regular Cape York full sends and Tassie tough track vids. Definitely need more touring content. Get Shauno in on some solo trips as well as Jocko.

I live in the Catskills (upstate NY) our soil is good for growing but there’s tons of rocks. Big ones. So back 100-150 years ago when everyone out here farmed, they plowed up a lot of rocks. Only thing they could do was build walls and foundations. There’s must be a 1000 miles of rock walls in the Catskills. Perfectly built creations. Now a lot of that land is state owned and we bird hunt it with dogs. If you see rock walls you know birds will be there. It’s the stuff of poetry when you see a grouse flush over one of these walls.

Finally an episode in SA. Would love to see more content away from the east coast.

Watching this makes me so happy! Wish there was hrs of it. Thanks Graham! Looking forward to the next ep.

Grew up in the flinders rangers! It’s a beautiful place I’m glad to see some familiar spots from my childhood 🤙

Good to finally see you guys put some SA content on the channel. Look forward to seeing some more of it. There's so much more to the Flinders that you haven't shown here, from incredible country and scenery to wild tracks like Billy Goats Ridge.

Graham mate, bloody awesome. Love the enthusiasm for this amazing country-especially the paths less travelled. Australia's history is pretty bloody insane given where the early settlers had come from and the tough as nails environment they had moved to; and then thrived to build a nation. Nissan mob myself so always stoked to see the big girl out and about. Keep it up mate🖖

I miss Flinders Ranges. I used to work out there and every second weekend I would go out camping and exploring... I lived out near Rawnsley Bluff and it's amazing... you won't be disappointed... Hope ya have a good one mate

Been waiting for a episode of AUSOLO. Need to do more graham one of the best shows 👌

Great job and thank you please give us more. Solo exploring and camping is one of my favorite ways of enjoying the great outdoors it's always quiet and for the most part stress free

Absolutely love the Solo series. So glad to see them back.

Flinders Ranges is (almost) my backyard and I'll never tire of going up to see it. Drive through the gorges just north of Wilpena pound, Blinman, Angorichina and the term spectacular just doesn't do the views justice. And some of the best 4wd tracks around especially at Bendleby Ranges and Agadells. Could spend a month or more and still not see it all, but glad you finally got to see 1% of it.

Graham deserves loads of kudos for this, cinematography rule of thirds in the drone shots, being a better chef than Shaun, is there no limits to this man's talents ;-)

I had just finished binging Graham's videos on his EcoMuse channel and was just thinking that I needed a new AUSolo video, and here we are!

Graham's solo trips are some of my favorite videos! He's truly talented.

Jeezus. I thought Graham was going to channel Steve Irwin when he approached that plant @ 10:00 minutes in. Well done mate.

Graham's story telling ability while travelling is up there with the greats of Australia. Combined with this sort of 4wding content is literally why I am still subbed. Otherwise the other stuff is old and boring.

What a wonderful and beautiful trip. You are truly fortunate.

loved it mate , should do more of them . you and andrew team up for a mega adventure would be well worth the admission price to see a history 4x4 documentry on our fantastic country,, cheers graham

Awesome time going with you Graham. I lived in Adelaide for 6 yrs & never ventured that way. Now wish I’d a 4wd

My favourite vehicle in the 4wd24/7 fleet love it and miss not seeing it much. Great work and good to see solo just amazing you have the ultimate job. Thanks for the videos. Keep up the solo work.

Thank you for sharing Aus with us across the pond. 🇺🇲

Been waiting 2 years for Grahams ausolo! Thought it would have been on his ecomuse images channel though. He could probably have a career of his own, like pat callanin before him whom started out with this crowd. Love this ausolo stuff Graham keep em coming.

Graham you are right up there with Andrew s white I'm telling you. My family so enjoy your au solo trips wished you could put more time in you channel .I mean making solo trips .it must be a un believable amount of work but you are a true legend . You make the 4 wheel 24 7 channel what it is .

Graham this is awesome, very cool to have a closer look at your side of the coin. Looking forward to more AUSolo !!!

Well done Graham again on another solo trip. Flinders isn't that small with many more Ks to explore I look forward to seeing more when you get back around this part of the country. Keep up the great work

I haven't driven the flinders but I have gone hiking out there back in year 9 through operation flinders! Was a true highlight of my highschool life! The want and need to drive the flinders is just bad!

Graham….this show is better produced (by yourself) than over 75% of the off-roading content on RU-vid. Great Job!!

Been waiting for the return of Ausolo for too long! Was a great episode Graham, and I feel this is your preferred way of doing it, and if I'm honest my preferred way of watching you... Shame it wasn't kept for your channel, but glad I got to see your adventures all the same... Wishing you well in your future travels, and be sure to take your camera so we can come along too...love the Ausolo trips👍 ,And also, a full half hour with out the salesmen trying to flog us something, I bet that felt good fella...😉 X All the best, Colin , over in the UK...

Graham, You're super talented with your film making and obviously very humble about it. Awesome video!

Happy and surprised that Graham is using some Magic Sarap that we also use here in the Philippines for seasoning. "Sarap" literally means delicious in Filipino. Loving the film!

Great use of the hover function on the drone for some of those b-roll shots.

Miss this stuff where it's not about selling a product it's about the outback and 4wdin this is the content that dragged me into the show

It's crazy how you did that by yourself and still got such good content and images for us to see. Amazing.

I love the solo adventures, the facts the history the filming. My only problem with the series is that I’ve watched them all and don’t have a 4x4 to go make my own haha

Top bloke one thing I like about Graham he will give anyone the time of the day for a good yarn, met him at Deni ute muster back in 2015 had a beer, his a bloody legend his a walking bush Australian encyclopaedia!!!

Graham, you don’t need to put the roof up. You ain’t gonna hit your noggen…..lol

"Work doesn't matter, the Flinder's Ranges does". I completely agree with you mate!

Can't wait to see more! You have helped me jump into the overland world. Looking to start my first rig this month

Looked like you are enjoying the finer ways of travelling...You look so at home in the van!

These need to be heaps longer, hour/ hour and a half, so good!!

Great episode very EcoMuse. I enjoy watching y'all tour through your country, as much as, I do seeing you wheel.

I love watching aus solo And to see the GU patrol again

So glad to see ya finally do the Flinders. I camped and explored this place all the time as a kid and as soon as I'm physically able again I'm taking the misses for her first ever camping experience in the Flinders. I feel so lucky living in SA and having this place as our backyard. My favourite place in Oz. Love your work Graham!!!

i really enjoy the change of pace with the aus solo videos. lots of interesting footage and commentary 👍👍

The sardine tins! I remember those keys. We used to play with them when I was a kid. Remember beer cans that you would go thirsty. Unless you had a church key too🤠 Episodes so nice, I watched it twice!

I don't know how you do these episodes. The work load must be phenomenal but the results are superb.

Love the touring vids. So much to explore there. 👍👍 Graham!

Damn wat a beast ! Good to see somethg different then just seeing LCs , bring back Shorty Pliz ❤❤

Glad to see Graham’s majestic solo trips from his RU-vid channel finally making it to 4WD247 after everyone asking for ages! This is such a treat. This is my favorite channel on RU-vid btw I look forward to every week! Fantastic job guys!

Love to see you back solo mate, always love the Ecomuse out on his own ;-)

Another brilliant AUSOLO adventure, Love these, Something for the everyday 4WD family that doesn't want to destroy their 4WD and still adventure. Love Graham's adventures and stories. WE NEED MORE LIKE THIS.

Cracking episode Graham! What an incredible place 👌

I saw the Ecomuse logo several times. This makes me happy. I’m sure that bringing your own production to this level makes you happy. 👍🍺

I can honestly say I never thought Graham would be a camper guy. Absolutely sick set up mate!!!

Graham, that area reminds me of So. Utah. So much desolation and yet so much beauty. I love my solo trips and finding old mining camps and water holes. Research Frisco Utah, It was considered Utah's Tombstone Arizona. what a historic place ! cheers Graham.

Havent seen this in a while Shorty with the dirty 30 Thats what i am waiting for

Big fan of the AUSOLO videos, something different from the tough tracks which is nice and you can tell this is what Graham lives for 👍🏻 be great to see more of these big touring trips out into the wilderness.

Hey Graham, just watching your new release of the solo trip. Hey question what's the Maverick viper 13 like to tow. Had been look at them. I drive a 4.7lt WJ 04 Jeep Grand Cherokee. Wondering if I could tow it easyly. Could you please advise when ya get the chance. Cheers Chris. Vic.

Graham, more of these please. Love your perspective