We’re so lucky to have this in our own country and good to see you’re sensible folk enjoying this space and not destroying the place like some I’ve encountered - I drive a Hilux now with a new setup like yours but my first venture across WA via SA was 2002 via the beautiful Fitzgerald River National Park and a big walk up Mt Stirling - all with my reliable 1990 Subaru Liberty AWD wagon with standard wheels/tyres and bullbar - I still remember news of the Bali bombings while heading south out of Norseman - loved Denmark, Albany and Margaret River - $40 to fill the 60 litre tank back then - planning a 2024 Spring trip for the flowers and Pilbara/Kimberleys - good thing you can handle the sight of red stuff 👀👣 - I now wear Keen closed toe sandals for everything except bush walking.

There is no mistakes, only adventure!

Great episode thanks. I'm reminded what a beautiful area it is around Bremer. 8 - 10 psi when you have to and if you're able to stay in a relatively straight line. But, you know that! We've all had that sweaty palms feeling when faced with a really soft section of sand and no alternative route. The adrenaline rush and the relief when you get through is why we do it. :)

Thanks team. Hopefully you sorted out the hangries by the time we see you next. Cheers

Some awesome footage there. Another one added to my list.

Lov the banter when Bianca scolded you 😂😂

It's a stunning coastline down there. We were on that dead end track about 7-8 years ago. Did the same thing, parked the car end walked to check it out. It just didn't look right from the car. Still a great drive though.

I love solo exploring but can have it's moments, especially around soft sand at beaches, heart pumping when the tides coming in

Nice trip with a lovely couple and the D-Max. I wish we had more natural places like these in my country.

I think Bremer Bay is next on my list - thanks for showing us around looks epic

What an incredible spot!! Great video guys. Loved the reverse sand drifting 😂.

Nice episode guys! I’ve spent many days exploring those exact tracks on quads and motorbikes. So much to see and many a late camp too 😂 That old wreck was a Mitsubishi Triton. There used to be track up off the beach but it’s eroded away. The Triton was near new when it rolled off and it deteriorates and moves each year! 😊

😂 around the 09:00 mark... I send my drone out to do the investigating of tracks first haha. Looks like a great area!

Loved it ❤. Great Video, Magnificent scenery. You two having so much fun, that the Roast for tea, turned into Cooking Sausages in the dark.

Nice vid. Drones are good for locating tracks and camping spots :-)

Bugger. I hope that rock is ok. Everyday, unbeknown to the public millions of rocks are hurt in mines, construction sites etc. The roads are made of rocks that feel pain every time you drive over them. Free the rocks!!! They have given us some so much, it is the least we can do.

Have you guys seen the invention called boots? 🤔 its like aggressive all terrians for your feet ahahahahahaha

Can't believe you guys don't have the best bandage of all, superglue and insulation tape 😆😆

Have you guys done Dunsky yet (West Cape Howe)? I feel it would be right up your alley (try Dingo while you're there 👍)

Why do you let him drive Bianca😉

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Hey mate off topic how much diesel is your Dmax using L/100 with all your weight and setup ?

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How long does it take you to pack up camp?