Our guide to Nhulunbuy in remote East Arnhem Land, "in a caravan" 

We’ll be back once more before we head off 😉

@@alicialflos that’s great it would have been quite an experience growing up here 👌 Cheers Paul and Wenda

Thanks Terry we appreciate the encouragement 👍glad it was helpful Cheers Paul and Wenda

Wow 37 years, yeah it is a unique place. Certainly one of our favorites so far 😉 Cheers

Thank you 😊 glad you enjoyed it Cheers

Thank you 👍glad you enjoyed it Cheers

Thanks Terrence we love sharing it, thanks for the encouragement 👍 Cheers Paul and Wenda

Awesome, that would be quite an experience it is an amazing place 👍 Cheers Paul and Wenda

Thanks 😊 yeah it is definitely worth a visit 👍

One of our best yet 😉

Thanks, so glad we could help 😉we reckon travelling is living Cheers Paul & Wenda

Thanks again Lyn glad you could join us 😉 Cheers Paul and Wenda

Thanks Craig yeah its an incredible region we've loved our time up here. Cheers Paul & Wenda

Oh wow that would’ve been so different back then! Thanks 😊 Cheers Paul and Wenda

G,day to you both, and thanks for the reply, i could write a book of the life experience of my time in the top end, your videos are, for me very emotive, just tracking you on the track to daliwuy, i remember an encounter with a goanna the size of a small croc, I still have the photo, running from a scrub fire, as were we all in our old F100 site truck, I recognised instantly from your vid at the back of the walkabout ( a building site then) the Family flats complex, I guess the old site compound has been built over by now , back in 70/71 it was a proper bush camp of some 2,000 souls, admin, dining,med centre ect, and pretty rough as you can imagine, but I loved it, almost pioneering if that makes sense, being at the start of a project of building a new town ( Nabalco) and the joint agents, D;J;M ( Dillingham,Jennings,Mainline) Global consortium, to become Gove/ Nhulunbuy. Hopefully it will not end up being a victim of the global market that that spawned it for its minerals ( Bauxite) Happy Travels, its a special country. DM @@beyondthegreyoz

@@DavidMorris-q4s that sound amazing thank you so much for sharing that. There certainly is a special feel about the place, different to anywhere we have been! Can just picture what it must’ve been like back then Cheers

Thank you 😊 so glad they’re helpful Cheers Paul and Wenda

We did replace the tyres with Bridgestone Duellers and they seem to be a better tyre for some of these tracks 👍 Cheers