THE ULTIMATE 4WD ROAD TRIP in the Pilbara & Surrounds 

Hi guys, well I’m only 10 minutes into this video and I just had to pause and commend you on the video and drone footage once again outstanding no one else on RU-vid even comes close to your work don’t even start me on the amazing location. Thank you.

Never wanted to jump into the screen so badly before 😆 stunning shots in this one guys!

Pilbara is still stunning. Live over there for 6 3/4 years 34 years ago. We did the old Marble Bar train line I think shut down 1954. Love the outback areas. Great vid again.😊

Thanks for the memories - I spent 11 years as an exploration geologist in the Pilbara and Ashburton areas of WA between 1974 and 1985. Climbed Mt Augustus twice before it was well known and a national park. Based for a while out of Wittenoom, that asbestos town. Even travelled as far east as the Nabberu meteorite crater. I was into photography and have swags of slides (Kodachrome 64 and Agfa) of my time in these places. And lots of stories - friends say I should write a book - maybe down the track I will.

Some spectacular cinematography and production! Next level. I appreciate the opportunity is there but, you have done a beautiful job of capturing it....

Fantastic footage guys, well done.

What an amazing vid guys!! Great footage, and incredible editing!!! ps teach me how to cook that burger! haha

Thanks guys that was awesome scenery thanks.

Fantastic episode as usual, the colours are surreal. Can't believe that Adrian got mild heatstroke again. Your drone work is absolutely spot on.

@overland travellers you should clean your solar panel whilst the roof is clean, might be easier to reach!

Lived in the Pilbara for 30 years, recognised the spot immediately, epic place. Lots more like it. Have fun.

Thats insanely beautiful! The shots taken around here would make amazing prints around the house ❤

Thank you for this episode guys. The Pilbara region is my favourite. If only we could stay longer when we were there. I thought the walk to those gorges were hard until we hiked there ourselves. It was so worth the effort and everything. I was surprised that you guys skipped the natural spa. It is the opposite direction? I enjoyed every bit of this episode, please post more ❤❤❤

I feel like Ive seen this footage in another video.

Stunning footage and music of the stunning Pilbara, takes me back, worked in pt hedland for a few years, did some prospecting, great times, 10,000 holes sounds about right but it could be the next one Adrian..

The Pilbara is a pretty harsh place but we just love it.

Epic content drone footage great camping at its best let the episode coming

Outstanding photography - well done!!

Holly & Matt thanks for the video 👍👍

brilliant drone shots and editing, love it 😊

Brilliant footage and really digging the tunes.

Thanks for the Maggi satay mix, we brought some from Coles and been keep it in my camping box.

Spend the coin on a wurth spray bottle to clean the solar panels pump it up shoots out a epic stream of what ever 👌

Could I do this with a 15 ft van in tow looks Epic guys ❤️🙏🇦🇺

Thanks for posting- another great edit 😀

Spill the beans, please, where were you at the 7 minute mark, it looks so beautiful and inviting!

Check out the Victorian Gold hunters. The old fellow got lots of info and history. You're on relics. You're near gold.

Love love love ❤❤❤

Super 👌

Beautiful!

Beautiful places 🌄

Lovely ep guys

Quality

Hello thankyou for your videos,,we are looking at getting the same set up so to speak,,could you see your self later in life still being able to use this set up,,think if you had not so good knees,

Great video!! What time of the year were you guys there?

Nice 👍

Hi guys- Fantastic content as always- The site you camped at Millstream Is that Georges Camp?? My Question to you both- would we be able to get a high-clearance 4WD camper in there. Just looks so epic- any info would be greatly appreciated.

Hi guys, is this episode a repeat?

if the Leyland brothers were doing their trips today, this would be it, you're the modern equivalent