90 years old, amazing. With your attitude and efforts I expect you will still be keeping us entertained when you are 90! 😳 👍

Kenny at 90 doing the Mawson Trail.... now none of us have any excuses. I am in awe

What a fabulous adventure for us to vicariously enjoy! Kenny the ninety year old still going at it when you reckoned you were doing alright! What a moment of humility!!! And how pretty are the Clare and the Barossa valleys! Thanks champ.

I think it’s good to be humbled,, shows just how easy we’re doing it,, and good on your 90 year old mate,, that’s the man I want to be

I think we all want to be like Kenny !

Well done Kenny. I am sure a lot of us are hoping to follow your example.

hahaha this is amazing. Ive been watching the entire series and a subscriber for about 18 months. And then you roll into the town i live in, lobethal. And then you roll upon the lass awaiting an ambulance outside the bakery. And it clicks. I was there watching the same thing unfold. And theres my truck in the back of the Carpark with me in it having a roll for early lunch. I hazard a guess you wouldve been perfectly safe throwing up your swag tent whatever right where you were next to that powerpoint. Its the Polocross facility and only gets used 3/4 times a year. And certainly not on a weekday. Interested to see where you sheltered up and hid.

Bloody 90 and still out doing it WOW God bless him what a champ 👍🙏🙏and you to mate , yer you don't get sick in SA mate all the ambulances are parked up ramping been like that for years not anoth beds in our hospitals 😢

Another awesome video. Never cease to entertain. Always great to see the Army lads living life to fullest. 👏

in his 90s and still biking, , impressive, gives hope, , , I am about to enter the last year of the first three quarters of the game. Looking to get another quarter century and into overtime! and damn the "sudden death" aspects of it!! LOL! ! ! 10👍/10 Mate

We were riding down in Maclaren vale we found ourselves in a similar situation at the end of a no thru road but we could see that we were only 400m from being on the main track where we wanted to be. We knocked on the house door and the lady of the estate was so lovely and was happy for us to go cross country across her property. I think we made her day!

David Hunn... Last guy standing...on a recumbent...lol 🙂

Been a terrific trip Steve. Thanks for taking us with you and thanks for doing all the pedalling 👍

a great video , so what’s next ?/ Looking forward to your next adventure

Mate you’re a machine! Wish I had your fitness! What a journey! 🍺🍺

when you turn 90 mate and me 76, I'd like to take a trip with you with our e-bikes [lol] I've turned mine to solar already, and now adding a small wind gen as an alternative source... my trailer is a ''power station'' so we won't have a problem charging the batteries... 😉 Bless you, mate!... you're a legend!... safe trails!

Hey Steve. Wish I had known you were in the area. You went past my driveway on your approach to Lobethal (just before you went through the "big dippers"). I would like to have come out and shake your hand. I've been following your channel for several years and love your content. Anyway I'll "see you on the other side". Thanks for everything! Cheers, Rob.

Absolutely amazing. You have 4 years on me. So tip my hat to you. Steve I would be interested how you got on with the B.M.W when it let go on you. And did the insurance company come to the party with the cost for you getting the bike picked up and you getting home. But to this adventure I'm really enjoying watching you doing all the hard work 😂😂

Great video, thanks Steve!

South Australia has easements through private land; just like back in the UK - the farmer is used to seeing bike and foot tracks. So you were fine going through the gates you were went through.

Another excellent video!❤

Whenever a journey is surmounted by a lookout: three cheers ! 👍🙂

OMG you’re in my country. Wish I knew I would have bought you a beer.

Good episode mate.. enjoyed it. That uneasy feeling when you're on a track that maybe you shouldn't be on is well known to me :) Good times.

Another excellent episode...enjoying seeing my local area through your lens.

Love it! Keep up the adventure. Thanks for sharing all this. Beautiful country 💖

All those towns are familiar to me from the olden days and little has changed. A few things to take away from this video Steve. Cycling long distance keeps the mind very active, more than you would calculate which is why it is one of only a few sports/activities where you see older riders physically and mentally active. When you also talk of the tough days, yes they were. No medical services and very little any services really. The cemetery visit reminded me of a childrens cemetery called Pennyweight Flat near Castlemaine, Victoria. I was living near there when a good hearted journalist did a story about the 200 odd children that died in a matter of months in the gold rush days due to an epidemic. Most of the headstones were hand chiseled by the miners but during the next two weeks after the story, nearly half of the headstones were stolen. No idea why. Because of that locals feined any knowledge of a welsh mining village left mostly intact. And those stone walls. Could you imagine constructing them. Phew! Memories. Thank you for sharing your travel and narrative. Really, really appreciate it.

Been enjoying the series Steve.... great stuff.

No doubt you will perserver, adapt and overcome the challenges beset upon you Steve... You always achieve your objective and complete the mission. The drone footage and editing is getting better and better. Thanks for sharing this chapter. 🍺

Hey Steve.. loved this episode! You went through my home town of Nuriootpa and you pronounced it perfectly! I shoot through a lot of where you rode on the KTM on my way up to the Barossa regularly.. take care and ride safe!

Lots of German immigrants in the Barossa Valley. No wonder we won the war the way you ripped through enemy lines in this episode. "Improvisieren, anpassen, überwinden." 😂

What fun? I really enjoy your videos. Steve usually on motorbikes but it’s been interesting on the pushbike. I’m really pleased that you enjoyed our bit of South Australia. The town of Lobethal at Christmas time is totally lit up and worth seeing. Cheers, Andrew

always an interesting trip with you! I hope I will be doing what you are doing when I am 66! Happy Birthday!

Your trip has inspired me to do something similar. Great video Steve.

great work

Yes sir humble in his presence .better than been walked by a dog .an picking up crap .grt to see people still doing . Age is a number .cheers

Kapunda has a fascinating history of Members of Parliament and Premiers.

Welsh miners Dug out high quality coal and slate for roofing tiles. Tin and copper mines in Cornwall since Roman times. Brilliant vid Steve. Paul

Good effort again. Your lucky to have gotten out of the Barossa Valley if it was me I would end up pissed. Hurry up and get on your R1200 I get exhausted just watching your recent video s.

plug in, recharge and don't start any fires! it'll be sweet. Good episode.

You need to put episode numbers on your videos buddy… your videos are all over the shop!

Great video Steve ride safe

3great adventure!

Bloody great

If had known you were in Loby you could have stayed at the folks farm down the road it looks like a bottle of rum at the oval you should be right there enjoy.

As we meander around the UK we also like to visit Churches and graveyards, we find it very nteresting and brings you back to reality, usually a nice quiet place to sit and think and of course a cuppa before setting off again into the real world, Cheers

A bit of stealth camping, well done.👍

Another good one … nice to see some green grass and pleasant weather for you. That last bit up to the lookout and beyond looks like you can do it in it in a vehicle , is that right ?

When I saw the dippers I knew you were in lobethal.

Your comment on the Cornish miners is interesting. They were also brought out to places like Bendigo during the gold rush because once they got down very deep only the Cornish tin miners had the skill of managing water and airflow at those depths. Tin had been mined in Cornwall during the Roman era.

Excellent

Actually you were at the beginning of summer if you came through Clare on the 11 th of November Armistice day so the strat also of harvest of grain .

Kenny’s my hero

Great stuff. Thanks Steve. And..... i want to be like Kenny too; but I’m not so keen on the ‘growing up’ thing. I reckon if you start acting your age when you are in your 60’s or beyond...you’re stuffed !

Visited Lobethal while I was in adelaide, lovely little town. Touristy but cute. Genuinely, if I had to pick a city to move to, Adelaide was going to be my choice. Pub used to have accomodation, last I knew, it shuttered during covid but thats just hearsay from friends. Commenting for the algo

I wish I knew. I would have hosted you in Lobethal; my home town.

Thanks for the videos, awesome effort. Was wondering about the motor's resistance riding with no power? Also how many amp hours would you suggest. Thanks again.

Nooori-ooptah

How much was the trailer when you got it a few years ago, wish we could tow one behind a Postie bike.

Hope that woman was not badly hurt........ that is so wrong waiting so long. Loved the variety of roads/tracks you took on this episodes. Worries me when you are on a main road - prefer the back blocks/outback!

Possibly no place to rest for the evening and this segment ends. Talk about cliffhangers.

Cornish

Between this and last stop Larrimah - I’m really enjoying the Australian content! 🇦🇺🦘

A little disappointed we didn't get to see the Chateau. 🥸