I subscribe to all the popular 4WD channels but this one really takes the time to showcase stuff you don't see anywhere else. I have an FJ Cruiser myself I am much less interested in tackling the most difficult terrain than I am in "getting to cool places" !!! Thanks for taking us along Ronny!!!!!!!

Another great episode. I’m very unlikely to see Australia myself so loving your trips Thanks

Excellent camera work, thumbs up to the " camera lady"

This epic adventure was the best effort in story telling, cinematic content worthy of a big budget documentary. The work it took to place cameras ahead while driving by to capture your activity showed your dedication towards wanting a high quality film. Good pacing, highly informative, awesome drone footage. Thanks for helping those of us watching feel like we were part of your awesome crew. Well done Ronny and team. Big fan from the states!!

Finally got to see Coober Pedy on our second trip around Australia. It might not be the most beautiful place in the country but is is certainly one of the most interesting. We saw some underground places but nothing quite as spectacular as those tunnels. Great stuff. Just for fun I will leave the journal entry I made back when we were in the area. "November 5th 2002 (Tuesday) We started off quite early yesterday but had only gone about 50Km when trouble struck. Without warning the bus lost all power and all attempts to re-start her failed. Having been through something like this before I replaced the rotor button and checked the contacts in the distributor but still nothing. After checking the spark and finding there was none I tried to trace the spaghetti wiring but it was impossible. Not knowing quite how far we had come I got the car off the trailer and headed for Glendambo (against the boss's instructions I have to say). It turned out that I should have gone back to Pimba as that was where help came from in the end - something else for me to live down I suppose ? Not long after we got back to the bus Harry and Graeme (Graham?) came out and set to work finding out what the problem was. It wasn't long before Graeme found that our coil had failed but after replacing it there was still a problem of some sort and the engine still wouldn't start. Deciding not to try and sort out the spaghetti wires Graeme simply connected a new wire from the ignition switch and we were on our way again. Harry and Graeme were a real pair of 'outback types' with a great sense of humour. They were our own personal heroes and we were very thankful that they came to our rescue. Being stranded on the side of the road out here isn't a nice experience. We pulled in to the Bon Bon rest area about 150Km further on but when I tried to switch over to petrol (as I usually do at the end of the day so we can start up the next morning) the engine died and refused all attempts to re-start. After some fiddling around involving the air filter I finally managed to start it again and we decided to stay at Bon Bon for the night. The silence of the outback has to be experienced to be believed. We are so used to noise, even if it is only the sound of birds chattering in the trees. Areas in the real outback are so silent the feeling is almost overwhelming. I love it, I could stay out here forever. Today we made our way the last 180Km to Coober Pedy. It is a very interesting little town and despite its remote location it has plenty to offer travellers. Sadly our funds are so run down at the moment that we weren't able to afford any of the mine tours or other paid attractions but as many of the shops are built into the hills we were still able to go 'underground' and see how the buildings here are constructed. Basically it seems to be - find an unoccupied bit of hill and start digging in. The temperature is gradually rising as we head north and so far it is a real relief to be out of the miserable cold and rain of Adelaide. We even managed a swim in the caravan park pool today, despite the locals saying it is far too cold for them - it is a mere 35 degrees C. We are now just over half way to Alice."

Ronny Dahl has changed so much in 3 years- watched his video in 2015 - beard much thinner, less weight more Aussie: 3 years on, Ronny looks like an Afghanistan posted SAS who is substantially heavier. You gotta watch what you eat mate because driving long distances with junk food = health issues.

You know you are enjoying another Ronny epic when 33:05 minutes feels like 5 minutes! Looks like you people are having a great time.

Another great episode . You are now so habituated to setting up camp in the dark that you go underground to avoid setting up in the daylight .!!!

What can I say mate, when I get notification your latest episode is out, off goes the tele and I watch it immediately I just can't wait . Brilliant on all counts. Keep em coming.

As usual I'm floored by the content. Outstanding.

here in the usa we have two mines like these...they are now used for cold food storage...and we drive 18 wheelers though them...one time i got to drive some of the tunnels that were still under construction...

Sunday mornings are complete for me now. Keep them coming Ronny.....

How cool is that. The drone shots... love em.

This is by far the single most epic video i've ever watched on this channel. Very jealous, it looks like an absolutely amazing place.

Awesome isolation. The best education for realism I have ever seen

Favourite episode of the series yet!!

Being in a mine with your trucks and trailer must be a highlight of any 4WD trip! Very jealous!!

I thought you were going to put the sauso rolls in the engine bay hahaha, nice and warm in there

One of the most shocking and beautiful videos I have seen on your channel. Congrats!

Thumbs up before i even watch! Great series guys love the channel wish we had more like this in America.. Ronny keep up the great material!

Underground off roading next thing on my bucket list

thanks RONNY coober pedy what an amazing place to visit and that mine what a privilege to stay in with the trucks over night how amazing it would of been cheers.

Going on the very early times your video's are uploaded Ronny, I take it, you do it after finally getting into camp. LOL

Tanks mate

Really cool and interesting. The old geezer reminded me of Keef Richards if he’d had a haircut and become a hermit miner. Cheers Ronny

Another great vid. Next time you get to coober pedy dont miss the twilight hour of light over the Breakaways .... the colours are incredible!

Been looking forward to this one. Once in a lifetime experience Ronny!

I’ve watched all that of your videos, but this is by far one of my favorites. Well done! [a big fan from Hollywood, CA]

another wonderful creation, thanks.

An amazing experience beautifully filmed. Thank you 👍

So good Ronny, great inspiration for our big trip! Planning an eighteen month trip and can’t wait to come over to WA for a tag a long!

I think the 7th episode is fantastic..good jobs guys

Totally enjoyed watching .. various Sites / views ... That make your Videos great .. enjoy / safe travels

I love Coober Pedy! Been there several times. Awesome at the Breakaways too which i think you guys went to judging by the drone footage in this video. Just a magical place there! Awesome adventure down the Anne Beadell too! Just love your videos Ronny!

Sheesh, I'm not afraid of heights. In fact, I'm so not afraid of heights it might kill me someday. But watching that footage of the driving around the mine had me all claustrophobic to the point I could barely watch it.

Ive been to Coober Pedy myself once or twice a few years back, didnt get to experience it like you did though. Great to see it again. Great video Ronny

Heading over there in 3 weeks. Thanks for all the valuable information!

Thanks Ronny, have a great day!

Another great trip video. Always enjoy watching your travels and learn alot. Cant wait for tag a long in Sept😆

Incredible. Excellent video as usual.

great Ronny and team, loved it

29.08 The cupboard on the wall at the end of the bed was not designed to be a cupboard. It was where her dogs slept. She dug this bit out because her dogs kept jumping on her bed to be with her. This way they could see her so they were happy. Neat hey. They added doors only recently.

Great video mate really enjoying this series 😀

the hills have eyes

"Could you slow up there Ronnny" hahahahaha

That was a great episode, camping underground like that is so cool better then the pictures I've seen of the other accommodation but hay staying underground would be an interesting experience

Great start to the day

I would have split my sides if Torbs drove over the box and kept on going I was waiting for it

Smashed it mate. Very Star Wars like.

Last time I was in Sydney, I bought an opal for my wife and it was mined in Coober Pedy.

I spent an afternoon looking around Coober Pedy, but decided to continue on my way south. I ended up pitching my tent that evening and stayed in it to keep control of the bug population.

Great as always !

First! Yeah boi.......thanks Ronny for all your hard work👍

Like visiting Tatooine. Great video Ronny.

Such a bizarre place. Thanks for sharing this.

Brilliant as ever but screw going in that mine!!!!

Hi Ronny the official length of the Great Wall Of China is 21,196 km (13,170 Mile ) Mings Great Wall is 8,851 km (5,500 Miles) Just thought you would like to know

It is so beautiful.

Absolutely Savage, freaking awesome indeed!

I knew it was a good idea to get up early!

Love that instead of putting the gate on the highway they make you go 6km round trip out of your way, such a government thing to do.

Going underground with a 79 knowing it's turning circle AND towing, hope you packed the pick axe

I love surprises.

this is just awesome very awesome 👍🏻

I love my travel buddy oven i have even cooked a cornbread in it on the beach and it turned out perfect

Dingo fence is the largest man-made division on the planet, not just the in longer in Australia, IS the longer on planet earth!

The Dog Fence IS the "longest structure in the world, I kid you not". (Jase Andrews, All 4 Adventure, Series 9: Tackling the Territory, Episode 1, 2017)

Have a good time

Wow, that's an interesting place! It reminds me a little of the.dome plateau area near Moab Utah, here in the U.S.. There are cave himes there that people built to get out of the heat.

Surreal !

Hi Ronny! Cool Video)) Can you say the track name in the end, please)))

Greath video,....👍

At 22:52 I thought I was having a stroke lol

Davs mate ;) Was it really a "hash drive..." as you wrote in the description?! :D

Howdy team do you think a roof top light bar is worthwhile? I’ve got spots on bb so I know it’s not a necessity! Ta fellas.

Reckon I just seen ya leaving adelaide??? Great channel mate

Ronny great video. To give us an idea. What gearing did you use while in that mine? In other words, did you do anything to protect the clutch of your truck?

3:00 Amused. I’d have put it on the engine block either on the intake or exhaust manifold in some tin foil and had that done in 30 minutes. Hahaha

Coober Pedy a great place . Silly question but how did you guys go to the dunny when camping in the mine :-)

Hey Ronny, Loving your videos. Just a question I'm hoping you could answer or do a video on if you haven't already? I've tried to search the web for info on setting up a Camper trailer or any trailers wheel track so its the same width and same offset as the 4x4. The reason being that it would be great to have the same size wheels, tyres, offset, wheel track, stud pattern etc on both the 4x4 and trailer so you could rotate all the 4x4 and trailer wheels. Also so you have extra spare wheels if you were in a remote situation. I've heard wheel spacers are an option in the USA but illegal in Aus. Is the only other option to have the axel on the trailer manufactured to suit? My BT50 has a positive 35 offset and 1600mm wheel track. My Camper trailer has a 0 offset and 1600mm wheel track. I'd like to find a way to set my trailer up to have a positive 35 offset and 1600mm wheel track the same as my 4x4? Cheers, Cam

you need to connect with brett from roaming the outback, and do a modified

I'd buy the mine and stash vehicles for later for people to either find or to save for appreciation over time

Wow

You sure that blokes name wasn't Mick Taylor, his mine reminded me of Wolf Creek 2..

Niceeeee. Thanx

There should be some kind of markings down under?

HELLO IM A BIG FAN OF THIS CHANNEL AND IM FROM SAUDI ARABIA THANKX FOR SHARING ALL THE FUN WITH US AND IF YOU MAY PLEASE DO A REVEIW ABOUT HAVAL H9 OFFROAD PLEASE THANKX

7:46. Any reason they couldn’t put a gate right there at the highway road?

Runnin out of fuel in diesels, how do you prime the engine out in the sticks?

Ron what is the purpose of the dingo fence? Sorry if this is a stupid question, we don’t have many dingos here in Canada.....

My wife joked about me wanting to move to Coober Pedy so I could live underground.

Do you have to break while going down hill?

bane was an opal miner apparently

Straya

Great video Ronny & crew, how much fuel/water did you use? on the AB??

where does the name cooper peedy come from?

Question you said it was 20° inside the tunnels that’s cold?

Wouldn’t mind living underground

I can’t find part 8 or part 9 of the Anne Beadell.

Hi Ronny, we are doing a safari across the Anne Beadell in Aug2018, is there any chance we can get contacts to do the underground thing in Coober Pedy ? Regards David from Mildura Victoria