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Bushwalking Victoria cleared the Mt. Sunday track down to Low saddle after you two walked through it. Anyone who gives the ENTIRE AAWT a go lives on 14 credibility street !.We have cleared sections of it since and will continue to do so .

Aiden did you ever work out why your sleep pads got so wet? And did anything you did change that happening over the course of your walk? Were your sleep pads on top of those eggshell mats you were carrying? 🤔

I've gone 180mph on US Interstates on motorcycle more times than I can remember, I've averaged 140mph all night, every night all summer in a pack of 50 bikes, but kayaking in practically open ocean takes balls, if ya ask me. Nice!

Thank-you for sharing your great adventure!

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Awesome guys! I live at Culburra and kayaking is my life. That's the perfect tour/expedition - from Syd to Jervis. It's REAL videos like this that show the pleasure of it without going into educational boasting on "how" to paddle the types of different situations. Loads of fun to watch before I start preparing for the morning's paddle 🛶

Brilliant vid. Thoroughly enjoyed yr adventure.

Bliss.

Great inspiring video. U did well. 👍

So fantastic

great adventure. You had me laughing hard with the big boy pack after thredbo. Also I think I might have counted one frown the whole trip maybe, you guys have optimisium flowing

you've got me excited, I'm planning to walk it in just over 2 years. March - April 2026

Great video and great hike, thanks for sharing.

Far out you guys rock! Hats off to you. Such an awesome adventure.

LOL, The news broadcast portion killed me. Now let's cross live to our weather correspondent, Alexandra Petto, for a live update. LOLOLOL

I am a sea kayaker myself. Unfortunately, here, in my home, in Russia, white-water kayaking is much more popular. Rodeo and slalom. Of those who go on long water trips, few have good boats, most go on some kind of slow shit. Those who have it do not know the rowing technique. Those who know it don't have time, because the fucking job and the family take it all away. That's why I train and travel mostly alone. Sometimes someone comes with me, who can handle my mileage. 40-kilometer crossings are a good indicator. In 7 hours, though, it's pretty slow, with your kayaks, but I got a lot of pleasure watching you. Maybe I'll go explore this area too. The approaches to shores are good. Beaches and not such killer waves. I'll do. You're cool, I would go with people like you.. Thanks for the movie! P.S. Respect to the wise grandfather-instructor, it's a pleasure to look at him.

Awesome journey you guys, loved following along , I’m off on my own tomorrow 🙏👍

Great story and well done.

New to Kayaking haven't hit the water yet. I know this was 5 yrs ago but excellent video and inspirational!!!

Three people who LIVED. Great vid and adventure.

Thank you for taking us all on your journey And can’t wait to do it myself Probably a boring question but what was the book you were getting your information from And can you do a gear load list on what you packed for that trip Thank you

allie doesn't look to o happy at 29mins!!!

love it !

That big tree at Mt Clear must be so old.😮

Thank you both for sharing such an amazing experience. It's wonderful to see fit and intelligent young people enjoying what our great country offers of natural beauty. Regards 77 years bushwalker Magdy Hammad

Awesome journey. Congratulations! I enjoyed your great camerawork and the travel story. All the best from Japan.

Missing vital info like river level? Thanks, nice vid though !

Great movie. I bought the lime Seaward from you Aiden. It's great to see it crossing the Bass strait. One day I will do it myself .

Definitely a hard hike that one but well worth the effort. Thanks for sharing.

Hey Ali and Aiden- great vid- enjoyed watching it. Interested in the sealable containers that you used for cold soaking your cous cous whilst walking. I can't find good sealable ones like that- what is the brand you used?

Those packs look heaaaavyyyy. What were the weights at the start?

Amazing adventure and great narrative. And the music. Really inspiring I am really curious how did you pack a drone with you and recharged the batteries during the trip?

How do you get your water

Did you find out why your sleeping bags got wet?

Aidan and Ali congratulations epic walk.

Nice video guys. Your efforts are appreciated.

how do you deal with the power poop

And here I was (at age 64) thinking that the 18 km paddle in my Necky Elaho from Sailors Bay (Middle Harbour) to the Pyrmont Bridge (Sydney Harbour) was a something of an adventure to plan. 😁😆 A great inspiration team, thank you.

Had to stop as their middle class crap was making me sick 😫

Nice one!! Two of us did it early Jan 23 but going the other way, dodging the steady easterlies. Coffee every day for us, was pretty well non negotiable. Got across to Royden in 8 days, then as many rest days as you wanted after that. Brought back good memories of weather watching, and making those Crossing days! I even read that Gunns Limited book on Royden!! We stayed well clear of that bed though.....

Thank you team for sharing your journey, enjoyed very much. 🌌

Thank you. Loved it. Ray

Great vid. Loved it. Can you tell me more about your no food drop strategy. Besides The General where did you resupply from? How many days between resupplies?

Awesome endeavor! What kayak did you guys use?

Well done, you guys. I absolutely loved your story.

Thanks guys! Fab video. Loved watching it. Just wondering about resupply. I know you only did the two at Hotham and Thredbo. Would you do the same if you did it again?

Awesome! Great video!

Got sent here to check out this vid by Ro. Insane trip mate, great vid 🤙

Wholesome video

It is my sincerely held belief, and long time sea kayaking standard, that one must have coffee not only EVERY day, but twice a day to boot. Great adventure, thank you for sharing it!