That is extraordinary craft work by your partner, Sally😮

Unbelievably beautiful needle work.

We've booked at Mount Little station for Easter. Thankyou for sharing this with us.

This channel is such a pleasure to watch, thank you :)

Wow. Another top video. Sending this one overseas! Thanks and Love Sallys work!

Very spectacular! Thanks for sharing 😊

Hello thank you for sharing what you see on your journey. 💗👍🙏

It was nice to see that daddy Emu looking after the family!! I would have been staying overnight & moving onto the next bend in the hills for a different view, why not when your house is easy to move up the road!! I take after my mum, we would go walking & always had to go round the next bend in case we missed a nice view!!😄 I have really enjoyed this trip with you & now have seen a part of Australia that I always wanted to visit. Also realised that you have more mountains than we do as we are on the ranges. Kosciusko from our side is boring as you follow the range to it, however when I traveled around the Victorian side, it definitely was a tall mountain & it was a shock to see it in all its glory. As an aside I had a visit from my own wildlife a couple of days ago when a fully matured blue tongue lizard wandered past my door so I can only hope that it didn't go next door as they have cats! So now I am looking forward to your next adventure!! Maybe I might have gotten all my handcraft work finished if I had been fortunate enough to travel. These days it is off the agenda as arthritis finely beat me around 5 years ago, so I am only able to make cards now as the thumbs will not allow me to knit & crochet anymore & holding a needle to sew is quite out of the question. It has been hard adapting as my fingers were always used to doing something as I first started sewing & knitting as a 10 year old child.

Afternoon Mates 😊 Awesome video , legends👌🏽 Thanks for sharing & Cheers 🍻 From South Africa 🇿🇦

A losing stream, disappearing stream, influent stream or sinking river is a stream, creek or river that loses water as it flows downstream: the water infiltrates into the ground recharging the local groundwater, because the water table is below the bottom of the stream channel. When the water table has sufficiently filled, it flows/infiltrates upwards in downstream sandy bottoms after being released by a rock/rocky bottom.

Lived this video as usual good content, but more pleased yous are settling settling into retirement eh, all day to do whatever you want at the speed that suits yous, we've been retired for 6 years now and wouldn't swop it for anything, caravaning for a least 1 week a month all year round by the way it was 6 degrees yesterday and hard frost this morning, but lovely and sunny now bye now from Scotland

Have thoroughly enjoyed this Flinders Range series Mick and Sally. Sally, that quilt you were embroidering is stunning 😍

Your craft work looks amazing Sally. Love watching your videos. ❤

I have more than one complaint! I wish the vlogs of the Flinders Ranges were longer! Greedy ain't I! The scenery OMG upsetting for me - I'm a want to be artist and what you showed us at various times of the day. The vlogs highlighted one possible subject after another. Finally the campsites - the peace/ quiet and feeling of (unless a traveller went past) being the only ones bliss - my kind of holiday Thus is going to be lengthy! Found the intro to your current caravan vlog - thanks for the tips/ tricks & ideas And lastly Sally that stunning embroidery! How long have you been working on it - is it a wall hanging/ bedspread or? That's it thank you for another OMG armchair holiday Jan Adelaide

Great Episode thank you. Sally your craft work is beautiful. so talented. ❤

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Love the bush camping , your right about the flowing water, That's why a dry creek is not necessary dry , dig down you will normally find water, maybe a foot , or 60 feet, Those large gums are surviving because of a good supply of under water, Where I live the creek is very dry at the moment, but about 60ft down we have a permanent supply. Happy safe travels, Enjoyed. Cheers Bevan 🤠❤️🦘🦘🇦🇺

Ahhh some places I havent seen, must be time to get back on the road 🙂 great scenery, I love the colour changes through the day. Cheers Cheryl

Bit shy with the pineapple on the pizza. I just retired also so I'll be like you, trying to learn to take your time on the road.

Remote, isolated, not safe, sounds like a really bad idea Mick and Sally, scary honestly 😮 i would be frightened 😢😮

It looks like a really arid, sparse, isolated location. How safe is that, Looks scary and dangerous 😮

My goodness Sally, your stitch work is amazing 🤩 We stayed at Alpana Station and the owner was telling us that the property owners that share Parachilna Gorge compete to who has the best camps within the gorge?

G'day Mick & Sally 🐨

Mate, 3:20 your talking about things changing from one period to the next then the floods, well i have been there when that river flowed and we had to head for higher ground, the whole area went completely under for about 36 hours.

Hi Mick . Thoroughly enjoy all your videos. Did you find many travellers driving past after dark? The Flinders is such an amazing area. I’m a regular visitor but usually in a designated camp ground. We have had one bad experience at a free camp off the side of the Stuart highway which has made us nervous. Cheers

Hi Mick. Just found your channel and subscribed. I was there April 23 and did all of those drives and would love to get there again. I am wondering what drone you have. Great vision. I had a mavic air 2 for that trip but now have a mini 3 pro to give better location options being sub 250g. Trade off is doesn't like strong wind. Geoff

Great video all the camping spots you stayed at did you need to book them. Thanks.

What time of year was this filmed?