Weather is much nicer than what I have to put up with between Sydney and Dandenong, great episode guys 👍

Wow!! Another great episode 👏. I'm looking forward to the next episode. Safe travels.

How awesome that footage is! Much appreciated.

Great vid. Noice Area... One Day...

I was at big red last October for 4 hrs and no body there I had whole place to myself

Great vid - Lovely ssite ...

Great video thanks guys i missed 1770 when i was over there last year looks like i have to drive back to check it out all the best Ron

We have finally made it to WA. Revisited this video as we intend to do the Dampier Peninsula. Great info thanks.

COOL drone shot of the white birds! So glad none of them ran into your drone. 😬 $14 a nite is pretty great! Fun adventure, enjoyed coming along. - Michelle

Eidsvold, pronounced Eydsvold, 🤣 my old stomping ground. great vid.

I'm really enjoying your videos. You sure find some great places to visit and camp.

Marble was first gold fields as comet underground gold mine as jasper on coogan river my late uncle Paul Roberts owed marble bar caravan Park in marble Bar

Great vid.. One Day...

Awesome vid. I’m going there in two months and gonna try and get my 2WD through there if the road is dry.

Awesome. Thank you.

Some great drone shots & really nicely produced. Thank you.

LOVE THE PINK HUES

Enjoyed the video. Weather looked miserable but gee, it made for spectacular waterfalls.

Thanks for another amazing video 👏💕

I have always loved waterfalls and you have captured these ones so well. Much appreciated.

Thanks for traipsing in the cold and wet for us, I enjoyed the video. I have always known Wollomombi to be pronounced "wol-um-by". But like so many Aussie places we never get them 100%correct.

Great Vid. Noice area... One Day....

Another excellent video guys.

G’day Paul The fan in the caravan fridge, any chance you remember where you purchased, I’m looking into that atm, but not many choices out there, well not without spending $300-$500 Thanks

I'm from the north end & Stockton sand dunes are the largest moving sand mass in the southern hemisphere! The dunes can change daily.

Hi Paul & Michelle Broke is only half an hour from us. If we hadn’t been heading north along the WA coast we could have caught up. Not sure where you are heading but here are a few spots you might like to check out: Gloucester Tops, Bretti on Thunderbolt Way north of Gloucester, Apsley Falls Walcha, Nundle Woolen Mill, Seal Rocks, Trial Bay, Point Plummer (use road from Crescent Head rather than beach drive from Port Macquarie North Shore), Dunns Swamp near Rylstone, Camp Blackman in Warrumbungle NP, Sawn Rocks Mt Kaputar, lots of other spots in the Pilliga too. That should take care of a few week! Hope the weather improves. It’s 32 here in Coral Bay. Stay safe. Cheers Peter & Annette.

Great video Paul and Michelle, can't wait till next Saturday, as I will be out on the road again, two weeks this time. Ilford, Pilliga Scrub, and Moree.

Great video , safe travels. Looking forward to the next video.

Another great video, thanks guy I thoroughly enjoyed it.

Another great video , well done on the fire Michelle ,Sofala looks very quaint. Did the drive around Bathurst many years ago but not with the van though .

Great vid... No plans, No Destination.....

Really informative and helpful video. Thanks for not showing us what you ate for breakfast, lunch & tea! We got to see the places we are curious about, so thanks for a great vid.

Enjoyed your video and are glad you enjoyed Snowy Valleys. Next time you are travelling that way, (or anyone travelling with dogs) go up to Batlow from Adelong and free camp in the state forest on the other side of Blowering Dam. Check out the sculpture trail from Batlow through to Sugar Pines and Pilot Hill ( free camp at Lochinvar Park at nearby Laurel Hill). Then through to Tumbarumba and Paddy's Falls, with brilliant free camps at Henry Angel, close to town and on the Hume Hovell track, or Paddy's River free camp. Both camps have flush toilets and hot water at the camp kitchens. Or head the other way from Tumbarumba to the free camp at Mannus Lake. Then you aren't far from the border and all the camps on the Murray River. And the fires? Yeah. They are doing a lot of burn offs in the state forests in that area during the cooler weather. The app "hazards near me" for NSW comes in really handy for seeing how close to you the fires are.

Loved the video very interesting those towns which are not there anymore enjoyed the video thank you

loved it, I'm living vicariously through your videos. Thank you mon frere.....xxx

Well done, another amazing video 👏

Great video , the views are spectacular,

Great Vid...One Day....

no stone guards on van at all?????

You better come back, its 24 here tomorrow 😅😅

Very nice white sand beach

Definitely with a nice cold one in the hand 🥃

That seems so cool

It's great to see you travelling again. Safe travels.

On ya mate, starting to get to cold down here 😅

Hi Paul & Michelle. Another great video. Unlike your cars, you two haven’t changed a bit! 😃 It’s amazing just how many set ups were similar to ours. And how little equipment we used to rely on to get to some of the most remote places, often in 2WD. The good old days….. Written whilst enjoying a coffee in our nice warm van with the gas heater on. 😂😂😂 Stay safe and enjoy your travels. Cheers Peter & Annette

Thanks for comprehensive reply. Just curious as I own a Paj, very happy with it. I was also looking at the Patrol previously and I don’t know of anyone who has owned both, so good info, thanks again.

Certainly had some interesting set ups and vehicles. Interesting that You went from a Patrol to a Pajero, your opinions on both, which did you keep longest, better vehicle etc? Many thanks

Wow you certainly got around over the years , lots of different vehicles too , we have much the same set up as your van and we have Isuzu as well ,happy travels on your next trip ,