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Great Aussie Odyssey
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Join us on our journey as we travel around Australia. We both left jobs we loved to live a dream. Only have one life so live it NOW !
“Shark Bay”
S2E46 - We spend some time around the World Heritage Listed Shark Bay Area. There are some beautiful beach camping areas, dolphin experiences at Monkey Mia, a beach made of shells, sunsets at Eagle Bluff and an abundance of wildlife both in water & out.
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“Kalbarri”
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S2E45 - On this trip along the mid-coast of Western Australia, north of Perth, we have now reached the tourist destination of Kalbarri. Whilst only a small fishing town, this town packs a punch with it’s natural beauty. The beaches are spectacular and the National Park is simply stunning. Unusually, we stayed in a caravan park (that only has ensuite powered sites & cabins) but was required with...
"The Great Central Road"
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S1E27 (RELOAD) - We travel East to West for 1222km along the iconic Great Central Road which is part of The Outback Way "Australia's Longest Shortcut". Leaving Uluru / Kata Tjuta, this journey takes us 3 days to cross some of the most remote territory in Australia. This is a bucket list adventure for us.
"Coober Pedy"
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S1E21 (RELOAD) - Having completed the iconic Oodnadatta Track, we now take a few days to check out the quirky outback town of Coober Pedy. Then we head north for another border crossing, this time from South Australia to Northern Territory.
"Low Cost Camping in WA"
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S2E44 - We continue our journey along the coast, north of Perth. In this episode we travel between Jurien Bay and Kalbarri to highlight some awesome cheap camp areas, with a stop into Geraldton along the way. These camp areas are well worth putting on your list considering the rising cost of staying at caravan parks.
"Jurien Bay"
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S2E43 - We continue our trip along Great Ocean Drive which follows the coast north of Perth WA. In this episode we have a beach day at Wedge Island and chase lobsters in Jurien Bay.
"Perth to Cervantes"
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S2E42 - In the first episode for our 2024 adventures, we leave Perth and head north along the coast. We pass through Yanchep, a one-time development by Alan Bond, and make our way into Cervantes. In this area we get to run our Chevrolet Silverado over the largest sand dunes in Western Australia, taste some amazing lobster, then check out the oldest limestone formations in the world. #camping #c...
"Summer Break in Perth"
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S1E41 - In the final episode for Series 1 (2023), we show what we got up to over the Christmas New Year period whilst in Perth. We had a great time catching up with family and friends whilst looking around Perth and surrounds. Oh and there is something about a boat in there as well ! #caravan #camping #travel #perth
"City Slickers Go Marron Farming"
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S1E40 - In this episode we experience yet another type of farming in Western Australia. Unique to the south west corner is the farming of marron, which is a large freshwater crayfish. We learn about the process from paddock to restaurant, together with the side business of smoked trout. We then take a well earned break over xmas / new year in Perth and hope you will continue to follow our journ...
"2023 Review Part 2"
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Bonus Episode - After 12 months on the road, it's now time to review and reflect on our journey so far. In 2 Parts we also answer all your questions, then take a look at our plans for 2024.
"2023 Review Part 1"
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Bonus Episode - After 12 months on the road, it's now time to review and reflect on our journey so far. In 2 Parts we also answer all your question, then take a look at our plans for 2024.
"Gold Fields to Golden Fields"
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S1E39 - After leaving Carnegie Station, we pass through some of the richest gold mining territory in the world. Having recently purchased a MineLab Gold Monster 1000 Detector, it was now time to give it a run. After a few days of ground detecting, we then head south to the South East Wheat Belt to check out the huge machinery that is used during grain harvest and to add some further knowledge t...
City Slickers Go Outback "Life on Carnegie Part 4"
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S1E38 - The final episode in our short series "City Slickers Go Outback" see us clean & prepare the caravan for travel, then do some final tasks at the station. On our final day we also have the great pleasure to meet Jack & Jas from "Jack Out The Back" whose TH-cam channel was a great source of research for us prior to arriving at Carnegie.
City Slickers Go Outback "Life on Carnegie Station Part 3"
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S1E37 - Our short series "City Slickers Go Outback" continues as we undertake the caretakers role at Carnegie Station, which is located in very remote Western Australia.There is still lots to keep us busy and hopefully these series of videos will give an insight into Life on Carnegie Station.
City Slickers Go Outback "Life on Carnegie Station Part 2"
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S1E36 - Our short series "City Slickers Go Outback" continues as we go into caretaker mode at Carnegie Station. The muster has moved away to camp so now we step up to look after the station. There is lots to do and hopefully this ( and the next couple) of videos will provide an insight into life on a very remote cattle station in the centre of Western Australia.
City Slickers Go Outback "Life on Carnegie Station Part 1"
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City Slickers Go Outback "Life on Carnegie Station Part 1"
City Slickers Go Outback "Where Are We Going ?"
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City Slickers Go Outback "Where Are We Going ?"
"Ultimate Guide to the Spirit of Tasmania"
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"Ultimate Guide to the Spirit of Tasmania"
Great Aussie Odyssey - S1E28 "Gold Country"
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Great Aussie Odyssey - S1E28 "Gold Country"
Great Aussie Odyssey - S1E26 "Uluru & Kata Tjuta"
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Great Aussie Odyssey - S1E26 "Uluru & Kata Tjuta"
Great Aussie Odyssey - S1E25 "Mereenie to Kings Canyon"
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Great Aussie Odyssey - S1E25 "Mereenie to Kings Canyon"
Great Aussie Odyssey - S1E24 "West MacDonnell Ranges"
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Great Aussie Odyssey - S1E24 "West MacDonnell Ranges"
Great Aussie Odyssey - S1E23 "East MacDonnell Ranges"
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Great Aussie Odyssey - S1E23 "East MacDonnell Ranges"
Thank you for this thorough and informative video. Congratulations on a magnificent vehicle build. 👍
Great walk through but the star wars music became obtrusive and irritating - a little bit goes a long way ! 🙂
Gday Mike Awesome truck and am looking to purchase same @ NB2 - will keep it pretty standard by comparison to yours though 😊 Just a quick query re your iPad holder one the console - would u mind sharing the brand pls? Safe travels to u both
Hi guys just found your channel and watched your chev build vid it was great I enjoyed the factory tour, can I ask a question you mentioned the total weight was 5100 was that to include your ball weight and how much fuel and water was included thank you so much in advance happy travels Bill
Thanks for watching 🙏🏻 yes the Chev is total 5.1t including 280kg ball weight & 211 litres of fuel
@@greataussieodyssey thanks for that 👍👍
Very neat. It makes me miss living and working on my uncle’s ranch even with the mundane chores. It never got as hot as the temperatures you shared. A hot summer day was 85 Fahrenheit and temperatures in mid fall could be 35 Fahrenheit and mid to late winter could easily reach the mid to low teens. Twenty plus inches of snow is also typical. These extremes come from the dry air in the high desert and his house is at 7000 feet in elevation. Again, neat video.
thanks for continuing to watch 🙏🏻 the environment is beautiful but can also be harsh. it is not for everyone, but we enjoy it out there. we would love to one day experience a USA high country ranch ❤️ is definitely on the bucket list.
Very neat video. I really like to see the different ways people handle cattle. I really liked seeing Land Cruisers and Jeeps being used in their natural environment for associated work. Holly’s sense of humor and not having a fit when she realizes being filmed speaks volumes about her and the folks on Carnegie.
thanks for watching 🙏🏻 yes Holly is a great sport as are all the staff & muster crew.
We raised our baby on Carnegie moved there as manager when she was 2 weeks old ….love that place ❤❤
thanks for watching 🙏🏻 hope our few vids about life on carnegie will bring back some memories ❤️ we love carnegie so much will be heading back again this year.
Nice video. We loved shell beach 🐚
How were the corrugations on the gravel sections? Thanks for the great rundown.
thanks for watching 🙏🏻 corrugations on GCR are relatively tame if tyre pressures are lowered (about 50% reduced) & drive to conditions
Great Vid ... One Day....
hey guys - great video! looking to do this in a AWD Nissan X-trail in a couple of weeks - how were the corrugations?
Thanks for watching. The road is currently in pretty good condition and you will have no problem with your vehicle. Recommend tyre pressure dropped by 50%
Great video guys cheers
Thanks for watching.
Hey may, do you think we can do that with a 2WD Van (length 5.6m hight2.8m width 1.8m) 4cylinder engine. Thanks for your help :))
yeah will be fine - just take it easy, lower tyre pressure & drive to conditions
@@greataussieodyssey thank you! We'll start tomorrow!
@@myrtheoosting8145 let us know how you go !
What month was it that you drove across
Nice to see road open again , rubbish is a big issue at free camps. Why can't people respect others and take there crap and dump it legally
Great work guys well done on the Video & catch up soon on the road Safe travels John
we will cross paths eventually 👍🏼
great Vid....
Puppies look very happy on the beach. I’m gathering Rusty is the red one 😅? So with the day care for them, did you organise that just when you arrived at the caravan park? Any tips of finding dog sitters? Thanks, great video. Have a great week. Alexandra Tasmania
thanks for watching 🙏🏻 yes rusty is the red, axel is the black ❤️ when we will need puppy day care, upon arrival in town we ask: 1. caravan park, 2. visitors centre 3. local vet AND 4. any FB recommendations. any names that come up multiple times are usually our choice. rarely would we pre-arrange before arriving in town
A lot of the rubbish is from the locals
When did you drive the Great Central? Is it since it reopened so in the last couple of days or is it prior to it closing…. Just trying to work it out! Thanks guys
A couple of months ago, after a previous closure
@@greataussieodyssey ok thanks. We’re looking to cross it in July but know it’s only just opened now after being closed since Early March.
That was awesome guys!🙌🏾
thanks for watching 🙏🏻 … hope your all sorted & back on the road now !
@@greataussieodyssey we’re back on the road thanks! We’re in Erldunda at the moment but heading off to Uluṟu tomorrow
@@GrabLifeByTheGourlays we must have crossed paths. left curtain springs this morning, stopped at erldunda, now in alice springs heading north
Great Vid... One Day....
Thanks for watching ! Coober Pedy is very ummm different lol
noice vid
cheers bro … thanks for watching !
great ep guys - lots of good info for when we get over west!
thanks for watching Jack !
we waved to everyone no matter which direction :D
but do you get annoyed (like Mike) when get nothing back ? 😂
You sold the Chev?
🤔 the details are in the vid 😉
Love the sharkies jersey. Keep the vids coming. Cheers. Did you ever play for for the Sharks?
thanks for watching 🤙🏼 not other than juniors as was born & bred in cronulla
noice
Rest Area is exactly that, REST Camping is overnight sleeping. Anyone caught sleeping overnight should be fined. My mate owned a gate to a day use area and the sign at the gate said no camping. He said no camping means at the gate not at the day use area. Same mentality, needs a fine or two.
Question the people that run the station full time are they having a holiday and whilst there away are you guys looking after the place whilst there away
thanks for watching 🙏🏻 they were away for 2 weeks holiday, there was 3 weeks where the muster crew had to camp away from homestead so those 5 weeks we are essentially alone. the other weeks we are assisting the fulltime staff. the whole time we are also responsible for the tourist trade that comes thru on way along Gun Barrel Highway.
hi Guys great video. Mike what size wheels and what offset are they, that you are running?
@@karlgee3252 take a look at our build vid Great Aussie Odyssey - "GMSV Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD" th-cam.com/video/ImwMpnKuyLo/w-d-xo.html
curious as to the total time from start to finish to do the remanufacture?
thanks for watching ! once goes onto the line - about 3 weeks
Epic team!!! Thanks!!! Yeewww!!! LOVE Perth!
Legends ! thanks for your support 🙏🏻
Great video guys. Looking forward to your next adventures. We're off in a month's time for a 7 month trip. Might see you on the road somewhere. Cheers.
thankyou for watching. if we cross paths, please come and chat 👍🏼
Wonderful video
thankyou for watching 🙏🏻
Stunning beautiful thank you for sharing
Thankyou for watching 🙏🏻
Just drive behind you guys in Northampton, sick set-up and videos 👍
Great Vid..... Next...
😂 Binge watching … thanks for the support 👍🏼
Great vid... enjoying ya travels.
Just watched ya lates one and starting at the beginning - a lot has changed.
Great Vid.. well best get to the start and start watching....
bit corny at the start but we feel they get better 😂
@greataussieodyssey We have to make that big first step. Watching ya last couple of vids I pictured you as ex ARMY. I did 19years!
@@Accolades70 grew up as a Navy kid and was a cop myself
Have ya converted ya Starlink to 12V? Outback Comms
we have more than enough power that running starlink on 240V doesn’t concern us, however direct van link to 12V will be wired in next van
Assume ya have a Drone ?
yes HAD a DJI Mavic Pro until left front rotor seized and it crashed into the ocean about 2 weeks ago. have a cheap chinese built Holy Stone as a backup but it’s really only viable for straight up and photos. will be picking up a new DJI Mini 4 in a few weeks
@@greataussieodyssey We have Mavic 3 - very happy with it. Upgraded from 2.
Great Vid, Subscribed, Want to do similar, probs same questions ya get asked, what jobs ya have, how long, House owned, sold, rented.. furniture sold, stored... I have a lot of ya vids to watch so... PM if ya like. ... One Day.....
thanks for watching & support 🙏🏻 jobs & how long, do you mean on the road ? … in part 2 we speak more about the house (sold primary residence and bought an investment property) … furniture majority sold, small amount of newer stuff or personal items are stored … hope you enjoy the vids - happy to chat over PM st anytime 👍🏼
You guys totally nailed it you have shown what it is really like hope to see you on the road one day.
Great Q&A guys. Sorry about the extreme heat here in WA at the moment. Makes for some great sunsets though. We are taking our dog with us this trip, first time.. so was glad you discussed this. Safe travels 🙏
thanks for watching 🙏🏻 no need for sorry, we actually love the heat but just requires a little management with the pups 👍🏼 give your dog it’s best life ! safe travels
Awesome vid! Bugger about the puncture! The tyre plug should do you fine as we've used them plenty of times 😂 and they've done the trick, even years down the track but only on bitumen!
yeah am an expert now after one 😂
keep detecting like you do, more gold for me, every piece you do not find, that's another piece for some one else to find, keep it up
😂😂 thanks for the support ! am just as successful at fishing so there are many just as happy as you are 😂😂
Great video! Question: I don’t see any hay left behind the combined harvester, do you know why?
thanks for watching 🙏🏻 there needs to be an attachment on the back to bale the straw, otherwise in this case it gets pulped and dumped to mulch back into the ground. there is no real value in bale, collect, transport and livestock don’t usually eat it as there is minimal nutrition.