We learned about the nature and geography of Australia through your interesting travels.. Greetings to all of you✌

11:30 "We are running low on fuel" All the engines running in the background :D

Flamin' magnificent!!! I'm glad you guys did all the hard work so that I could watch and be part of your adventure in the comfort of my lounge chair. Brilliant use of angles, lighting , camera gear, etc etc. Thanks Ronny and Crew for putting it all together. I know doing all that is not easy. You guys sure know how to inspire and motivate people to get out there to enjoy the Great Outdoors of this BEAUTIFUL country. 10 thumbs up! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍.

Ronnie, all that way from Perth and you drove straight past Kata Tjuta (The Olgas) to hurry up and get to camp at the WA border after seeing sunset at Uluru and didn't even look at Kings Canyon. Guess they are still there for next time.......

A great series, thank you.

Love your videos and your respect for your viewers. 👍

Thanks Ronny and team 4 Wheeling for sharing a great journey across the Simpson.

thank you, awesome series.

Enjoyed the series. Thanks for all the hard work with getting it together.

great five videos Ronny thank you looking forward to here about bonus episode.cheers every one.

Always a good day when Ronny Dahl uploads a video. Thanks for the amazing episode 👍

I like Wayne's cooking approach! Mahala!

great ending to an awesome trip, loved it

This series was better than anything that comes on TV...

What an epic adventure guys! Absolutely loved it! Highlights even more how much i want to hit the desert. Your videos are getting better and better! Better than tv quality series! Keep up the great work!

Awesome have a great time

Loved the night time sequence at the Ghan siding, always sad to see an adventure come to an end but then there is always the next one to look forward to.

Thanks Ronny, another great video!

Great series mate. Loved it. Wish I was there.

Very much enjoyed sharing along in your trip. Thanks for all the hard work! Just getting into 4X4. 66yo. Bought an FJ. Your videos are inspirational. Virginia, USA.

Nice work. Thanks for the experience

Loved this one!

That water tank for the steam train was next level guys.. good find 👍

Cinematic gold as always Ronnie. Cheers from New York🍺

A fantastic series of video's, have already recommended to a friend, truly enjoyed, well done to all involved

great watch mate, very entertaining

Thanks for the video

Always look forward to your trips well done mate great trip good production without the BS.

I enjoyed that thanks. Great video work. Great idea not to follow convoy and find old train station

Hey Ronny, Another great adventure keep them coming.

It is truly an amazing place, walked up it as a kid in the 70’s again in 1988, 2004, 2018. There used to camp to the right of the climb in the 70, 80 camped there as a kid

Great timelapse cheers.

Great series lads, loved it. I was out in the middle of the Western Desert in Egypt a few years back and came across a sleeper with steel plates. The plates read, "made in Sheffied England 1807" The empire hey. lol. Amaze balls. i still have the plate.

wow! What an awsome trip, felt like i was there the whole time aha. Footy was mint all the way through-out the series. Thanks and keep up the good work! Awsome stuff this chanel is eh. from SK, Canada! ✌

Another great series mate! Bring on Part 6/5!

Excellent journey!

6:31 the ruins is all that remains. Love your videos Ronny.

That is what its all about!!!! Got stuck behind a 20 car tag along and found a great, interesting, in the middle of nowhere, place to camp and hang out. I can't believe you didn't show us that last cap site ..grrrr Cheers from Florida!!

Fantastic buddy

I watch most of your content via Roku so I can’t always thumbs up. But I absolutely love your videos.

I remember going to Ayers Rock and the Olgas 40 years ago, magnificent, nothing but dirt roads in those days and you didn't get robbed by inflated prices either. You could still climb the rock too which was hard work. I long for the old days well before the latte sipping PC crowd ruined the world.

@ronnydahl Loved the series mate. Only problem is had to wait 7 days for the next video 😂 ! Keep them coming, love to do a overland trip like that ! Thanks Guys for sharing your Adventures! 👌 Love our amazing country ! 🇦🇺

love your Chanel your a true adventurer love your (chev) vid

I need to go downunder & go offroading with guys Great vids, from Florida, U.S.A.

The surf music was perfect!

Torbs needs more air time god damn it!. Can you please do a "get to know the crew"? To ask personal questions and in depth interview not just a car q&a?!

I would love to see you guys in Moab, Utah! Loved the series! Thanks for sharing!

Awesome trip guys

Epic. Not often you could thank a 20 strong convoy either.

Fantastic series guys! Part of me thinks it's a bit crazy going through the middle of nowhere in the desert but the other part of wants to make this trip so badly! I was at Uluru in Dec-2014 (using normal roads), I can confirm the 40+ degrees temperatures.. but wow what a location cheers

nice one..kip up ur spirits guy's...

Love the Keith Richards inspired tunes in the background music...

Thanks for your videos, I always enjoy them. Our travel is diferent to yours however, I like to be fed & cleaned up before dark giving lots of R& R time. We climbed Ularu in 1988, it took me 3 hours to get the women up & back, both afraid of heights then 20 minutes for me to run up & back. Then helped a woman down from Chicken Rock- she was petrified with fear. Watched the sun rise & set over Ularu then set over the Olgas while we were there. We went in an HJ47 Troopy, slept on the roof & sat up there with a card table, directors chairs & nibblies. A young, Asian couple liked the idea & climbed onto the roof of their hire car. When we were going to watch the sun set over Ularu, we were approached by an Aboriginal man from an HQ Wagon asking me for "pussum" it turned out he wanted me to push the wagon with my Cruiser. I did so & he tried to start the wagon. After a while he singalled me to stop, which I did. Some of the passengers climbed out & walked off with a jerry can for fuel. At that time the locals only spoke their own language & would not speak with Gubbas.

Nice one guys 😎

I am amazed none of you have been there. Beautiful location.

At 4:05 it looked like another scene from The Hangover lol .....great videos as always mate !!!!

Uluru is our rock too, I was born here, it's partly my rock and I want it back. See at 33:13 Equal rights for everyone, not just equal rights for some and unequal rights for the rest. The rock is special to all of us born here with our hearts here (me).

Watching this . Just makes me wanna load the cruiser and go outback again

Excellent series Ronny, you fellas do so much night driving how do you go with Roo's and Emu's. I find heaps of light helps. Maybe an episode in that:D Thanks for sharing!!

Hahaha awesome fellas

Another great series Ronny! I was a little surprised you didn't go to Kata Tjuta as well, I guess you can go back lol. Cheers Steve

Fishermans Friends! OMG I totally forgot about those things LOL

I drove from Perth to Cairns then down the east coast then back across stopping at Uluru on the way there. It was the best sight I ever saw coming over the horizon. (This was in 2009)

I do miss the comraderie of good friends, most of mine are gone now, and the few of us that are left, are scattered to the four winds. I envy you guys that, as much as the adventures.

The time lapse at the water tank was epic!

2:30 great music choice!

Quite an exploratory adventure. Good on yous. Q&A portal axles, would you put them on your landcruiser? How do yous combat getting sore sitting for these long tracks?

Where I grew up, summers get up to 35c in the summer and -45c in the winter.

This has been an outstanding series, Ronny. Beautiful drone footage crowned it all, and the interplay between the characters added warmth too. We have nothing like that here in the UK so, for me, it's been educational as well as entertaining. Ayers Rock looked incredible - what a shame that you didn't send the drone up there but I can understand the sensitivities. The bonus episode should be worth a look too. Thanks again, Ronny. 👍

Dam, I was hoping you would have stopped at Docker River. My daughter and her partner were running the shop at the time you went through. He is a great fan of yours. I had a collapsed front outer front wheel bearing on my 80 series near Porcupine gorge QLD in July and it wrecked the bearing carrier/spindle, had to drive it to Richmond to get spares. The next time I go bush I'll be taking a spare one. Great trip, love your stuff.

the tracks are classic

LMAO the part they are walking to the river with all the rubber toys with slow motion. Lol. Great work guys. Got any other trips planned. Also @Ronny, looking at buy a Land Cruiser 80 series, what is the appropriate KM's where it has not passed it life span, so I can get more use out of it?

Ronny Dahl, Abminga Siding; (@ 13:55 in this video). WWII airstrip with two runways etc?. See in GE, slightly Nth-East. :)

another great series thanks Ronnie and crew. surprised you didn't stop at the Olga's, some say it's more spectacular than Uluru?

nice

Great video Ronny and Team How good is Dahlhouse Springs! After 3 days crossing the Simmo, its really hard to get out of that water!

1.42 is like a memorable scene from Paddington Bear the movie.....

Night time on the tank 👌

Great trip video, I miss the music you used previously for the intro, why did you change I thought that was your signature.

Hope you walked the olgas That's the best bit What dates did you go though Rekon you would have been there same time as me

When you were stuck in that convoy going too slow, what speed do you like to be at on that type of road?

28:11 what is in the bottom right of the map NSW? I'm from SanDiego not to familiar with Australia just Sydney.

Peas in da loo! Lol

14:42 thought Wayne was finding another place to sleep #CampingAtTheEndOfaLadder

Apparently the salvage on the old Ghan line didn't make sense. It was quite a treacherous route through flood plains. If a railway abandons a route, I prefer they pick up the rail bed and let the fantom loco.'s ride on.

Ronny do you wear Lowa boots?

Will there be a Canning stock route series in the future?

I’ve been op top of Uluru in Februari 2009 😀 How do those 4WD vehicles deal with potholes? Once i almost broke a wheel off a Holden Commodore on the Tanami Road in a pothole lol. Is it less dangerous for 4WD’s?

I wonder how they got the tank up on the stand and full of water there would have been some weight on the stand.

What happened to the Olgas and the journey through WA?

Ronny how do you use hema maps when planning out a big trip like this planning routes etc.

P.s that bottle from the ruins is very European orientated by the bend in the script and design, possibly settlers who first made that building with the aborigines

Gaviscon Ronny U need to take gaviscon

Hi Ronny, can you please post a photo on google earth positionning the memorial to Dr. Bruce Philip Lambert in the center of Australia, I didn't find it on Earth, I know it's between Lilla Creek Airport and Finke. I am a surveyor and I just want to have this info juste for me, thanks Ronny. A big Contry,Good Landcruisers and good friends what else..... Very very nice Video.

Hey Ronny you ever been to Mount Augustus ??

what happened to episode 4? (on private)

13:13 The Old Ghan

Who was driving at 24:47? or wasn't haha

Uluru is a awesome place, you should have climbed it! We did it last month, great experience.

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