The "R U OK?" clock cover might appear to be a simple decoration, but it carries a profound message - one that transcends language and transcends borders. It's a reminder that behind every travel adventure, there are real people with real emotions, going through real battles that aren't always visible on the surface. It's a reminder that even when exploring the world, our mental and emotional landscapes deserve attention and care. As I continue to watch your videos and learn from your caravanning experiences,The clock cover serves as a constant reminder that kindness is a universal language, and that a simple question can make a world of difference. Thank you for being a shining example of how content creation can extend beyond entertainment to touch lives in ways you might never have imagined.

I have to change my favourite part of the episode…. It’s Derek passing off the book with the topics he didn’t like and Sue, cracking up laughing

Hi Guys We loved your comment about helping out other's. We find when travelling in the caravan, it's always great that so many people are willing to share fantastic spots to visit and tips to make travelling easier. Having the icheck tpsm Would be a great peace of mind for us while travelling and if we could help another traveller some day it would be put to good use. Some things we do as full timers on the road to make it more comfortable. Biodegradable body wipes, also use to wipe feet before bed. Stepping onto cleaner towel at foot of bed before jumping in. We food prep quite a bit, especially when going remote. This means meals pre cooked. Stored in freezer bags inside containers. We repurpose the freezer bags as our bin liners. The containers don't need washing up due to freezer bags. Cleaning dishes remote we wipe over with paper towel - then use in fire pit. Then we use the bio degradable wipes to finish up. When there is water for a camping shower - tub under feet to catch "grey water" repurpose to freshen up feet later or a sponge bath next day... I love my juicer so this takes a lot of water to clean and pulp to rinse out of machine. I do this when I know we will be passing some sort of water source. So pulp doesn't get caught in our lines. Water spray bottle can also be handy with cassette toilet. To use instead of the loo flush.

Best part is the honesty of the entire episode. You guys put yourselves and all of the ‘bits’ out there. If I had to pick one, it’s the scarcity and anxiety of water utilisation. Love the channel. All the best

Hi Sue and Deryck, Re the toilet, we converted ours over to the Seperett Tiny composting one. Game changer. No dump points ever again. Simple and easy to empty unlike other composting toilets. 😃

My Favourite part of the video is Sue speaking about taking care of the important bits with a face cloth or wet wipe. Love watching you guys.

I feel for you Derek, so many times we have arrived at insta worthy locations and ended up locked in the van because we would get burnt to a crisp by the sun or blown over by the wind. We went to Jindabyne at the beginning of the year in January and a cold front come through. OMG it was so freaking exciting to see the snow on top of the mountains, so we made a plan for the day, take the kids to Charlotte's Pass and play in the snow. We were soo excited,snow in Summer! We were wearing as many clothes as we could layer up with. Got out of the car and tried to film the excitement. They entire time we were there my 4 year old daughter screamed at the top of her lungs because she was sooo cold. We tried to make it as fun as we could but man was it a downer. It was definitely a highlight of our trip so far. But it just shows the reality of what living this lifestyle is like.

We started laughing when you talked about the lack of personal space when showering and toileting. It reminded us of when the last time we were away. We have a small van with a outside toilet/tent. We stopped just on dark one night at a roadside camp, which was packed and the toilets were lock and both needing a number 2 badly. We had no choice but to grab the porta potty and put it in the kitchen of the van and do our business while chatting to each other and reciting our wedding vowels for better and for worse 😂😊 PS We live an hour west of Brisbane on a small property with plenty of room. If needed you can park your rig here when every you want for as long as you want

Can I say it was so good to see how honest and passionate you were when talking about dust and dirt being annoying and not enjoyable. All the stuff you don’t see on instagram.

Best vanning channel on the net. So down to earth and your content is great for all walks. Keep it up guys, enjoy it thoroughly. Well done!!

What a cracking episode. So many good tips, a warts and all realistic view of caravanning. We love watching your adventures and the banter between you both. Keep it up, its brilliant.

Thanks so much for your lovely response! Yes 100% agree that you might be the first or only person someone speaks to and you never know what kind of day they have. Super exciting that you are picking up your new van soon!!We have been very happy with ours and hope you enjoy your travels as much as we enjoy oirs!

Loved your episode you tell it how it really is. John and I watch you guys all the time. I think you are very down to earth. Thank you for being on KZfaq and sharing your life. ❤

Hi Sue and Derek, your ‘warts and all’ naked honesty is priceless. Keep doing what you are doing, you do it so well. And, keep the clock messages coming. They are very much anticipated with each episode now. We’ll done guys 😎🐸

THE OFF DUTY POLICE OFFICER!! when the traffic lights are down!😂😂😂😂🤣🤣

I love that you just keep it real, really enjoy how you’re travelling as a family with little Bobby keep up the great work 😃

Bobby is red Differently not blue thanks for asking if we are ok, how about you, The best part of your show is You guys… Thank you for all the laughs. Love the banter and all the info given 🐶

You guys crack us up..gr8 midweek episode and we can relate to a lot of your topics. It’s definitely not always sunshine and 🌈 😂 but the good outweighs the bad by far.

Spot on, people really need to understand what real life caravanning is, another great video.

Hot tip! Use a foil tray in your camp oven. Keeps it clean with only a quick wipe over.

Totally random but I had a dream last night that we pulled into a caravan park and one of our two frenchies (Koda) found Bob and was having a good old time hanging out with Bobby Boy hahaha, maybe they will meet one day in real life - heading off on on lap end of October! Love your content guys, keep it up :) Tanya & Aiden

Top episode! Covering issues that no one else seems to discuss. The best bit was definitely the intro. We love Deryck's child like enthusiasm ❤...

R U OK hits close to home. Have a tattoo on my wrist that is a close reminder to constantly remember to asks one another if they are okay. One simple question can make a persons day. You might be the only person that person has to talk to that day. Appreciate and care for others. Me and my husband can’t wait to get our rough rider next year and be all up in each others space. Currently we have a full house and shed but we are never apart, watch your videos in the shed together and eat and sleep in the house. Soon it will be watch it together in the van and sleep in the van. Cramping each others style as we already do. Love your guys messages and advice and lovely little bob up to mischievous fun that gels with your vibes. Thanks for everything you do guys. You’ve inspired us to go from a big house shed to a little house on wheels. Much love

Hi, great to know why the clock is covered :). We are a retired couple and a year ago we purchased an off road teardrop camper. Hmmm - first trip to a caravan park - we were in a deluge and it was the first time setting up - water up to our ankles and as the wind blew the awning up, I was holding a pole and was dumped with the water off the awning. Soaking wet. Next trip we headed off after a Christmas party and found out most people had caught Covid - after we set up we came down with Covid. Had to isolate and had no energy to pack up for days. Next trip after just 24 hours I came down with gastric and we had to get home for the convenience. We are leaving Friday to go again and by hook or by crook we are staying put. Could be another weather even - oh no!!!! But we still love it, and our luck has to change! I love watching you both and Bob - you are genuine and really showing us the good the bad and the ugly. Well done.

I love watching you guys. So honest and can always have a laugh at yourselves, such a great way to be. In my view you are the number 1 KZfaq caravan video bloggers in Australia! Keep up the great work guys.

I love watching your channel you are so honest about the good and the bad of caravan life and nothing is off limits keep up the great videos I would love to be able to travel around Australia hopefully before I get too old

Love your videos. Tip you may like. If you get into trouble with your toilet, my wife and I would put a plastic bag in the bowl and put the lid down. When finished, take the bag out and tie the top. Put in waste bin when convenient. Hope this helps. Enjoy

You guys crack us up, at one point, Derrick was staring at the camera not saying anything or blinking. My wife and I were screaming at the TV saying "Breathe....Derrick.... Breathe". We love your channel, never miss an episode.

Love your honesty and the reality of living in a van, especially if it's full time. Your experiences with cassette toilets struck a chord and reinforced our decision to go composting toilet in our next van. Cheers.

A hint for doing laundry when you are out in the boonies for a long time and are a bit short of water. Use the same water several times - IE. recycle it. We used to do three loads of washing in the same lot of water. Start with the least dirty things, move on to things that are a bit more grubby and end off cleaning up the fishing clothes. Worked a treat for us and we used to be out in the bush for three months at a time and had to cart water from the nearest town every time we got low. (We did have a 200 litre tank to move the water which helped).

Whoever has to clean up after a cassette mishap is a true hero in my books.

We really enjoyed watching the more highs than lows of Vanning on the road. You both are a great team together showing us travelling in a van with such a fantastic attitude & lots of laughter too Can't wait for the next episode to see your adventures & say hi to Bob too x

Thanks for this one. As people planning our adventure, your thoughts on the realities of traveling full time are priceless.

My favourite part was your topic of letting fluffy off the lease and toilet problems in the van. Made us laugh so much!😂 Exhaust fans and air freshener on the list!🤣. Love the mid week talks, so good! Thanks guys.

The best part of this episode is my realisation that I can now easily write a massive list of all the pitfalls of living day in day out in suburbia. Those challenges are far greater than the travel life in my opinion. This episode has given me more inspiration to get out there. Thank you!!!

Love your mid week handy and nifty tips on travel. Handy tips and a laugh at the reality of it all. Have to say there were a lot of excellent moments and tips, "adding an extra nugget" "sniffing the washing" "going commando" "wet washer for the delicate bits". We've been in the red dirt and know the feeling, two months later and our shower has still a pink tinge. Keep the good work guys, your always coming up with great stuff.

We just bought our first van and this episode has been a wealth of great information. We have done a few test trips in order to plan better in future and you have just saved us a heap of time - best but for us was the toilet cassette. That could be quite emotional!

Great mid week vid guys. My favorite part in amongst all the laughs & great advise were the comments about Mr Bob being red and matching Derek's red feet. We laughed so much. Thanks guys, so enjoyable!

Love all your episodes, they are so informative, down to earth and honest. Loved hearing about the dogs in this episode as my sister and I are planning to travel soon with our dogs. Hope we bump into you both on our travels, we are from WA. This might help with your washing, Bluo liquid blue laundry brightener. Add a bit to your wash load and it will help with getting the red staining in clothing or sheets. The blue counteracts the red. You can purchase this from Coles or other supermarkets. Looking forward to your next episode! Happy travels 😊

Love your episodes. No BS 😀 I’m picking up my little new van Friday. Solo travelling & working is my plan. You have inspired me Sue😊 All the best.

No favourite section in this video for us. We enjoy the whole video. We are learning so much from your mid week videos. Awesome bunch you two are, oh yes, and the Bob myster. Hope to run into you when we start our lap.

So glad you mentioned medications etc as no one really talks about it unless it's kids... makes you feel no one travels with chronic conditions. as someone with a few medical conditions that require constant management and the odd flare up, its easy to forget to be organised!!! Do you still use a specific GP to manage and understands your situation and condition's? Using randoms will be complicated and your repeating your story all the time. ❤

Great episode! All very very true and its important people understand this before travelling full time or going on a big trip 😊 We also had some laughs because it’s just relatable 😂 love it 🙌🏻

As we’re in the planning stage it’s good to be following someone that tells it how it is. You had me cracking up about letting fluffy off the chain 😂😂😂😂😂😂

Love you guy's and and your honesty. Couple of tips. We catch our water from awning and pump into van. We save a bit on water buy using spray and wipe for dishes not excessively dirty. When showering we wet ourselves, wash body then hair and rince once. When way off grid my wife has a bin/bag ands puts her used wee paper In to stretch the days for the cassette. For bed in winter. We use a fleece blanket as a bed sheet. Its a lot warmer and when you have to stretch washing you don't feel the dirt and no sand in the bed. I've got an old set of close for dirty work witch I use very often. Helps to minimise washing. If you like a clean van then you can wrap it in a clear gloss and keeps van and 4by cleaner and is easy to clean. Its self healing when scratch on the tracks. Love the vids and tips guy's. We live in Mandurah WA ex Port Elizabeth. Cheers

Adversities and being able to make informed choices, you’re helping us to get ahead of the game, that’s the best part! Every experience, good or bad is a story to share and we are continually learning from you guys, love it, thanks 😊

Loved this episode. We are starting our travel hopefully March 2024. Loved the honesty around it not all being sunshine & roses. We watch you guys all the time, always look forward to your episodes. My favourite bit was Bob peeking through Deryks arm ..he is so cute. Keep up the good work guys maybe we will run into you someday on the road ❤

Love the fact that you show the real side of caravaning. The lifestyle is fabulous but it does have its trials. Keep up the great work Sue and Derek. Love to Bobbie🐶 R U OK. ❤

Oh I love this entire episode as people don’t talk about the ‘realities’ of vanning at all. Your talk about water was really interesting and tbh something I hadn’t even considered before. The honesty behind bathing with wipes and the dishes not being pristine was refreshing. Also the cheap linen - so many people have their vans looking all pretty and styled and I always wonder how on earth do they keep it like that if travelling. We had a hard lesson learnt weekend just gone ducking away for a lovely weekend break and we flooded the inside of the van during setup. Moral of the story was check that the taps haven’t bounced on during travel before you connect the water and that the tap is fully over the sink. 😩😩Thankfully a good nights sleep after mopping everything up brought a new day and a good time. Wasn’t the start of the trip we wanted!

Using a face cloth to look after the important bits - so diplomatically expressed, Sue! You’re so good at keeping it real!

I'm so glad you guys are talking about the dark side of caravaning. I was starting to think that it was all sunshine and koalas out there. But now I know that there's also the danger of Dutch ovens, spending too much time with my partner and dirty linen. Best weight saving tip, go commando.

Being a pet owner myself, I found that the best part of the episode was discussing travelling with pets. I have 3 dogs and have spent a few weekends away with them. It is definitely a challenge but so rewarding. Love watching your content! and look forward to more.

You guys brighten up our week!! I laugh my bloody head off watching you both bounce off each other ….. I laughed so much at the idea of Sue going the loo without the cassette in ( I have a funny story about our caravan toilet but probably couldn’t share 😂) Have a great week!!!

You two are so real, it’s very refreshing. Never a dull moment in your world I’m sure & I think Sue has way more patience than any of us give her credit for😆. I don’t mind the whole “red feet” effect cause I really know I’m holidays & besides I’m sure if something is red it goes faster. At least if someone lets fluffy off the chain in the van you can leave, in the vehicle however…we’ve been known to be driving down the road with my door open as the window just wasn’t enough ventilation 🥴 Thanks for the content guys, it’s great

Love, love, love watching you guys & following your adventures. Derek is an absolute card, and I love his sense of humour & mannerisms while Sue just watches on and enjoys his input. Never a dull moment with you two, which l love. Also, it was lovely to hear Sue was born in Shoreham By Sea, Sussex England, which is where I & my family are from. Thanks for being real. Keep up your amazing work & stay safe in our awesome state of WA & wherever you travel. ❤❤

Hahahah Love that Clock 🕰️ you two make caravanning so much fun 🍷🍷 Cheers 🥂

The Good The Bad & the ugly of Bathroom Banter whilst living in a Shoebox & travelling. Full toilet Cassettes and emptying them certainly makes one very grateful for flushing or even drop toilets 🚽 and strong hot showers 🚿 Love the raw honesty of it

You guys are so real, you telling it how it really is , but caravanning is a great life. You guys are proof of that, love your adventures, love the videos, I look forward to watching them all. Tip: we buy cheap paper plates when we free camp, saves water and throw them on the fire when we finish.

Really enjoy your mid-week episodes as great topics and love the banter going on between the two of you. Interesting and fun viewing 😀

My favourite parts are Derek’s facial expressions trying to not interrupt Sue 🤣 and the clock, what will be next 😆 “Yus please!”

Hi Dereck and Sue, we are not far behind you in ur travels, missed you at Cape Kerapeur (not correct spelling) anyway just watched ur video as we always do. 3 things to tell you apart from fantastic video guys so honest and true. 1. how to get feet clean without water and get rid of scratchy heels. in a bowl big enough for ur feet (we use a aluminium disposable dish) add mouthwash and I add a bit of baby oil. soak feet whilst sitting at ur table having tea then swap and let the other one use it to. (so long as one does not have a fungal infection etc LOL) I do this at least once a fortnight and it works really well. 2. mossies and midges - make a mixture of 3 stale beers 1 bottle mouthwash and 3 cups epsom salts - mix well to disolve salt. pour into spray bottle and spray all around ur van. We did this at Knotch Point and not a midgee or mossie touched us and we camped there just after u had and only just down from where u camped. We only make a 1/3 of the mixture as hubby wont give me more than 1 of his beers. Lasted the whole 2 weeks we were at Knotch Point. 3. If we are anywhere near you we would be happy to mind Bob, we have 2 little dogs Frankie and Pixie (5 mths) and both are small breeds and love other dogs. Our home is Townsville where u picked Bob up. No cost at all just love dogs and love to catch up. This can be my and Greg's try at the free car help prize. PS: if we did catch up at Cape Kerapeur I was going to hit u up for milk for a decent cuppa as all we could get was long life and that just dosen't cut it with me so I had to go without for 3 days, Know u would understand. Ha Ha Bob is clean compared to our Frankie, she is a white maltese shitzu but most of the time she is orange too.

Best comment: Your smiles, positivity and truthful practical advice based on experience! Dereck - your eagerness makes us smile every episode! Sue - you just keep him under control and on track! 😂 Dereck- you can get four days outta undies, front, backwards, then same inside out 🎉🎉 PS COVID was 20/21 Dereck! 👏

You Okes just crack us up! We are getting our first caravan in October so are total newbies. We recently subscribed to your channel and have been binge watching. You guys have not only taught us so much for our pretravel prep but you are also natural entertainers, so it's now compulsory viewing. This episode was great but having to wash your 'bits with a wet wipe could make me rethink doing a lap!

Great episode. The more you talk about the realities, the more we are ready to travel. The countdown continues

😂 absolutely you both giggling over Deryck missing ones he doesn't want to do. 😂 Watching you guys brightens my day.

Hi Sue & Derek. I love your South African accents! You crack me up with some of the funny things that have happened on the road and love your channel. We live in Tassie and are pretty new to caravanning, we have only travelled a bit around our State but are enjoying part time caravanning. We purchased a second toilet cassette which makes a big difference when we free camp. I also carry them in black crates with lids (from Shiploads) in case one might leak in the back of our Isuzu MUX. Hope you come over to Tassie in your travels, we have plenty of room for you to park up for a while if you wanted to. I love Bob, he’s so cute. Stay safe & happy travels. Mike & Cheryl Richards.

I’m ok, thanks for asking. I hope U R ok. Love the famous clock and seeing what you come up with, this week is very pertinent? A reminder to always check on your people 😊

Another great informative episode and you always manage to give us a laugh.

To not kill the husband, I purchased noise cancelling headphones and I send him out on day trips so I get some me time. He would talk to every stranger, look at every rock, dead tree and water hole if he had a chance so he goes by himself and lets me know if there is anything that he thinks I would be interested in and then we both go back, that way he can photograph the things that he photographed when he first went out but in a different angel. You can't have too many photos. Van rules, no bugle bums in the van except in the toilet and for me because mine smell like roses 🤣 Same goes with #2's 🤣 I can't help it that my bodily functions smell better than his. Smelly feet, bugle bums and belching need to be down wind, away from me, preferably out of the van, unless they are coming from me and in that case it is allowed because mine all smell like roses 🌹 Wife is always right, even when she is wrong. Husband needs to recite this rule until it becomes automatic and part of his living, breathing life. Happy Wife, Happy Life......At least life is never boring with a wife like me 🤣🤣🤣

I live for your clock shot every week always gives me a laugh, you are great at the vids, so natural, entertaining but informative, you seem to be just beautiful straight up and genuine, keep it real guys see you on Sunday 😂

Some really helpful tips. You can tell you’ve experienced them. Many thanks for sharing. 😀

another great episode guys, I always enjoy them. Our biggest issue is my wife's health, it can go from good to bad in a matter of a few days. Fortunately her specialist will answer his mobile phone and guide the local GP on how to treat her. Usually I put it all down to part of the adventure. By a spare toilet cassette. Safe travels.

I often wonder how some people manage when they’ve sold literally everything to travel and have little in the kitty. 🤔it’s great you’ve highlighted some pitfalls too. Safe travels this week x

I love the way you guys have your reality videos, showing that it's not all beer, skittles and rainbow farting unicorns 😂 🦄 Thanks for sharing your tales from the road, look forward to the next instalment!

You are allowed to bury your toilet contents as long as it is 200 mm deep and not near a water way. It is only organic and can be done away from others somewhere on the road. If you use your camp oven after use throw it in the fire with some hot coals in it and it comes out clean.

Keep the clock suspense coming guys…. Love seeing what creative way you come up with to cover the clock each week 😂😂😂 Sometimes it really is the small things in life 😊

my partner and I are planning to go caravanning full time and you guys are a good resource of what and what not to do. keep up the humor and knowledge

Thank you for keeping everything real. I imagine you write a script for these mid week episodes that Derrick never sticks too 😂

I love that you guys change your clock face and explained why you do. Now we know the reason why. Maybe you could use it as a message board saying hi to a friend or follower.

My favourite part of this and most JV videos is when Sue always see's the funny, delightful and loving side of Derrick. You guys rock and I cant wait to join the traveling community. Bring on 2025 :)

You nailed the dirty little secrets of Caravanning ! We aren’t on the road full time … but totally agree with everything you mentioned in your notes! You gotta take the good with the bad … being prepared is the key to a successful travel experience! Thanks for your weekly episodes 🙏🇦🇺

Oh the timing of the message on your clock… climbed into bed tonight hours from home after visiting my dad in hospital. 3 pretty major operations shipped between rural and regional then Sydney hospitals all in the space of 10 days and i think today we may be starting to turn the corner 🙌🏻 How ironic that my husband and I were planning to go to Broome at the end of the month for a little getaway, after a REALLY busy time on the farm. Plans changed when dad got crook, holiday budget has been spent (and then some - thanks World Cup Soccer prices🤦🏼‍♀️) by me on accomodation in Sydney and husband informed me today that we are now feeding everything at home as it just hasn’t rained in so long. But it could be so very much worse 🤷🏼‍♀️Thanks for the reminder to look after myself though this and thanks for making me laugh - Sue you have got the most infectious and beautiful smile 😊

You guys are hilarious…love the brutal honesty of life in a van…the part I laughed the hardest was Sue laughing at how Derrick skipped over the list of topics he didn’t want to talk about, I also find Derricks expressions and sometimes the lack of bloody hilarious…

Another enjoyable and funny episode. Thanks guys 😊. We regularly need to visit a chiro/physio and we find that each time you are in a new town you have pay the hefty initial consult fee each time. It chews through your private health insurance pretty quickly.

I just simply have fun watching. Always get a laugh and a no bullshit education. Keep having fun, keep sharing. Thank you.

Great episode guys👍🏼 really makes you realise the honest reality of travelling. Thanks for another great episode 😁✌️😍

My favourite part is the clock cover, as a front line worker this is so so important for all. Why blokes can’t talk when in a dark space is just an old way of thinking we all need to ask each other R U OK. Amazing channel guys I am totally hooked.

😂😂😂😂Thank you Derek ,Sue and Bob for making the harder stuff of “Vanning it” so very funny an entertaining 😂and yes that red dirt doesn’t come out !! Just completed the Cape with the help of your episodes ❤looking forward to your next adventures 🚤🎣🍳🏝️🧗‍♀️🍾🍻💕💕

Thank you again guys for another great episode. They are still the highlights of our week. Each week we grab some snacks and wait for your videos to drop 🤣 We would love the opportunity of entering your competition. Our favourite part of this weeks episode was seeing the new shade of Bobbi 😆gotta love the good old Aussie red dirt 😆 I have to say we are getting somewhat anxious about taking our two cream Moodles on the road next year 🫣 You left us in stitches when you spoke about someone doing a 💩in the van without the cassette installed as well 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Hi guys We did a year around Aust 2002 , with 3 kids under 6 in Jaco swan pop top . Towed it with a Toyota 2.8 litre kun26 dual cab Hilux.Didnt even have a dual batt setup .Mostly bush/ national park camps .Washed standing in a bowl hot water out of the kettle . Best memory's (still got them in the photo albums)?? Different times though .Didnt even have to book to get a spot ,caravan or bush camp. Keep up the good work /content ,keep living the dream

You guys inspired us to make the move to Aus and work towards a lifestyle like you have 🙌🏽 keep up the great content!!

Love the good ol' sniff test that Derek gave Sue. You two are hilarious - love your work 😂

My family are about to start our vanning adventures after upgrading from tents. I'm doing plenty of research and your "reality VS insta" documentaries (e.g. travel budget, best apps, campsite etiquette, the dark side, breakages, poor planning and the best spots to camp etc.), are fabulous for setting expectations re what is ahead of us. We hope to meet you on the road somewhere. Regards.

Love you guys and Bob - such a laugh for all. I changed my mind a few times on the favourite part but I think it is when Derek skips questions to the ones he likes and Sue just laughs and laughs. Keep up the amazing content - thanks for being so real.

My hubby and I always enjoy your honesty about the ups and downs of life on the road, and of course not taking yourselves too seriously. Our water usage on the road we have turned into a competition to see how little we can use for a shower and we too love our showers, I always win my personal best being 5 litres. We always look forward to your videos every week, stay safe in your travels.

The best part of the episode was definitely the toilet cassette conversation, for an ex plumber Derych has clearly lost his passion😅 but seriously I was in the same predicament as both you and Sue we were free camping out at James Price Point recently and had to make the trip back into Broome to empty the cassette……. Feel your pain. Love these Wednesday episodes heaps of fun but informative at the same time. Enjoy your time on the Peninsula and stay safe on the Gibb.

Another great ep guys, so many things that are easily overlooked. fave part and may have had a proper chuckle at was when Derek was doing his robot dance or policeman directing traffic as he called it. reckon you should clip it up for a short with some music 😂. Reckon the 'RUOK" would make a great permanent clock cover. keep up the good work guys n safe travels.

Have just started the scenario of full time travelling on the road now after 3 weeks.The battery system (not as big as yours) but handled 4 days no problems.The water but had ran out the day we left and toilet full.This lifestyle gets you into a routine and a lot of stress gone from the daily life of owning a house and working has now gone after now replacing the Ford Ranger for a Landcruiser 5 days in to our trip and the scan tool still probably would have been good on that because anything to do with the battery had to be reset many times.Really love your midweek very informative scenarios of full time travelling and dying to see you on the road somewhere.1 day to say g’day cheers Rod and Jenny

Carry an extra cassette for longer stays. Cassette lasts longer and uses less water if you flush using a pump up pressure bottle like those used to spray weeds around the yard.

Bloody love the clock cover!! Especially in today's day and age!!! New Van arriving in a few weeks and be an awesome prize to win;)