Off Grid caravanning along the Upper Murray River! What could go wrong? #offgrid #freecamping 

Thank you 😊 the Murray has so much to offer and such a variety of place to stay and visit. We love it Cheers Paul and Wenda

Thanks guys, we’re busy putting it together right now 😉 Cheers

Thank you for your encouragement Corrie and Lyn. This Murray River trip has been a great adventure so far 👌 We’re glad you stopped by 😉 Cheers Paul and Wenda

That’s great to hear 👍it is definitely worth a visit Cheers

Thanks yeah it’s a great trip along the Murray seeing it change and grow. It’ll be nice and warm next March 👍 Cheers Paul and Wenda

Thank you 😊

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Thanks for sharing. We’d love to go back and spend more time it that region 👌we have 200 lithium but reckon we need to increase it. Air fryer sounds good 👍 Cheers

It has been a great experience, we have been pretty fortunate with the weather. I did sneak a seniors parmy in at Corryong 😉. But yeah anything goes well with the Nasi Goreng 👍 Cheers

Thank you 😊 we may cross paths, we expect this trip, down the Murray, will take us till the end of the year. Our van is quite heavy so we pick and choose which roads if we can. But having said that we have done some mountain driving like Waterfall Way in NSW and the hill down in to Adelaide 😉 Cheers Paul and Wenda

Thanks Joel we’ll have a look into that as we don’t have anything in the car. Cheers Paul and Wenda

I'm similar. I use my car as the powerbank. It has 400Ah Lithium and a 3000W inverter so when needed I run the 15A power cord from it to the caravan to run the charger or any 240V appliances we want to use in the caravan. The Lithium in the car is recharged at 50A when driving on day trips and the like and also have a couple of solar panels on the roof. The caravan is often parked in shade so I prefer not to have a huge 12V system in the van. Also we have an offroad camper as well as an offroad caravan so having the big batteries and inverter in the car makes sense

@@philg2468 sounds like a great setup 👍

Thank you 😊 the Murray has so much to offer. We are further along the river now and it continues to impress Cheers Paul and Wenda

Thanks it is going well. This iconic river just keeps on giving 👍

Thanks Stuart great to have you along for the ride 👍

Haha thank you 😊 Cheers 🍷

Thanks Ross we are now further along the Murray and it is such an adventure. Definitely worth the trip. 👍

Thanks Julie, might have to throw a few cooking videos together 😉 But for now: Barramundi (or whatever fish you prefer) Beans Red capsicum Zucchini Baby corn Bamboo shoots 1 tbl Red Curry paste Chicken stock cube Kafir lime leaf 2 cans coconut milk 👌 Cheers Paul and Wenda

Great thank you will give it a go👍

Thanks it’s been awesome so far! We’ll look forward to catching up some time 😉

Thanks Micky but not ready to give up the day job yet 😉

Thank you 😊

Thank you 😊 it was a lot of fun putting it together

Yes they were great. Could spend so much longer in each one 👌

It certainly is. We’d never been here before and are now hooked. We have really enjoyed exploring this area 👍

Thanks for sharing that information it is fascinating. We got our info from the information centre in Corryong but even t he eh weren’t sure. Such an amazing river and so many stories. Thanks again for your insights Cheers Paul and Wenda

Now there’s a thought 😉

@@beyondthegreyoz you should cook up your version of a chicken Parma😉

@@ClaudeV1234 haha yeah could do a whole video on that one 😉

Cool just behind us 👍. Some great places to see along the way.

Thanks yeah we both don’t mind a good feed and enjoy cooking 😉

Thanks 😊 Reckon you’d be right in the motorhome and we’re pretty sure they do tours of the power station 👍

Thanks 😊 Certainly worth a visit 👌 Cheers

I’ve got a good recipe for rabbit 😉

Thanks David we are loving this adventure. We’ve made down to Corowa and just keep finding great camp spots right by the Murray 👌 Cheers Paul and Wenda

Thanks Evie so glad you are joining us for this trip 👌 Cheers Paul and Wenda

Thanks Leon we’re looking forward to sharing more of this trip 👌 Cheers Paul and Wenda

😂 I did sneak one in at Corryong but shh 🤫 it was a seniors one. But is was good 👍

Fortunately there are no flies at the moment but will keep this in mind for the future. Just to clarify though, wet or dry? Oh hang on just noticed “dry” ( thank goodness 😂)

And if you stick bits of it on someone else's back it gets rid of flies altogether

@@colinl9018 😂 yeah can just see Wenda agreeing to that. Thanks for the tip

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Thanks David Even in the info centre they weren’t sure And yes the extra layers of clothing have come out now 😂

She / the member is Helen Haines

Yep that’s how adds work eh?

Yes you can fish in all of them but you need a NSW fishing license. However an indigenous person or a pensioner doesn’t need one

@@keithwhittaker8741 we have a Witi alarm fitted. If triggered it locks the wheels so the van can’t be moved and sets off the alarm. We also pick and choose where we leave the van. Some places just feel a bit safer than others. We also rely on the unique hitch and the size of the van being a deterrent. Having said that we are still conscious of the potential but don’t want to be stuck to the van out of fear. So I guess it’s a bit of a balance Cheers Paul and Wenda

@@beyondthegreyozI note you speak of working from the van on your wifi clip. Without being to personal may I ask what you do ? Your editing skills are excellent is it a talent you have always had or you have developed it while on the road. What type of camera do you use, and at what level do you shoot. I am always cautious about how much storage the movie consume. Finally you mention going into town to get water. I would have thought you could pull water from the pristine Murray River albeit perhaps via an inline filter. Thanks Keith

@@keithwhittaker8741 great questions, we do a couple of things to generate income while we travel, we provide mental health care via telehealth, Wenda is a Dr of psychology and provides counseling and therapy online, we also do some investment management and of course our RU-vid videos. I have only developed my video editing skills since embarking on this adventure but I have done a bit of research and studying to try and improve them. We mainly use a GoPro 10 to film but also have a Dji mavic air 2S drone and occasional we use our iPhone. The footage does use a lot of storage and we have several external 2tb hard drives with all of our old footage. As for water we are reluctant to use the water from rivers for cooking or washing dishes as we had seen cows in the water further upstream. Hope that’s helpful Cheers Paul and Wenda