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Great video, guys. What time of the year did you visit K'gari? Also, when did your tour bring you back to Noosa Heads on the third day?

As an aussie, this is scary

Nice Van ready to enjoy the road

Man cave 😅

love the content, keep up the good work!

Its a private zoo to me with one animal, not a sanctuary. The real sanctuary is in their nature reserve park where you can only watch from a distance, if they do turn up. You can't get close to the wild elephant or bath them. There are many such elephant "sanctuary" in SE asia targeting westerner. You figure out where the elephants came from....

Congrats on getting a job Tom, fingers crossed for Kristen. So what is the big picture with Australia? Is it just going to be a working holiday, or are you considering moving here permanently?

Love the haircut Tom

If you going to do outdoor vlogs get a proper mic.

Good looking rooster driving imagine how hot his co-workers must be

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I dont know when you filmed this but we just spent 12 weeks from the Eyre Penisular, Flinders Ranges Uluru , Alice Springs and Outback Queenlsland. To break the trip from Alice to Ulura we stayed at the turn off at Erldunda both on the way in and out. The temperature all the way was in the mid 20s although it could get cold at night, everything was open and we never saw any rain on the whole trip. There is only a couple of places that you cant film at Uluru because they are considered sacred places but they are well signed. Sad to say but the flies were still there especially at Uluru and Kata Juta probably not as bad but you need to buy yourselves a head net only cost a couple of $ we always leave some in the glove box. The key to travelling in the outback is what time of year you go there and I reckon you have now found that out the hard way.

Lovely

Wow what an experience this was!! Road closures left, right and centre! Comment down below whether you've travelled over the top or whether you're planning on doing so!

Tom clearly need to learn some rugby skills

So beautiful I’m Aussie too❤ Plssss pin me I would die plss❤

Hands OFF if its not your own body and don't bring your kids to participate in the exploitation of the elephants No physical interactions, except for the vets and staff

Ah, yes definitely 👍

Bro Man U should come visit me while ur here come down to Newcastle and it’s really nice here

Happy birthday fella. Live it up!

The World can be so beautyful ❤❤❤❤

Love it ❤

Playing with its food 🌊

Very impressive 😮

Great content again let them coming enjoy your journey

looks beautiful!

As usual, fantastic video.

Your a beautiful couple thanks for showing me parts of Australia I've never seen in 71 now think my travelling days are finished apart from local Sydney

Ugly stairs

10 out of 10

Miss this slice of paradise

Nice shots

Golden Brown - music about heroin... Classic

Heaven❤

Nice video guys I hate those horseflies in Nth Qld once they zero in on you you just cant scare them off you have to kill them before they bite you. Free camping is not allowed by a lot of local councils in tourist areas and I dont blame them some people especially young backpackers in cheap rented campers are absolute grubs and leave places in a mess, even use the surounding bush areas for a toliet. It cost councils to clean it up the caravan parks who are paying council rates and forced to comply with strict safety standards also put pressure on them to stop people from free camping.

We LOVED it here! What was your favourite part? ✨

Seriously guys, you should be sponsored by Tourism Australia

I casually found that spot, I was really impressed.

How do you think Aussies feel seeing all of these idylic places being taken over by foreign investors, property developers and crowded out with tourists ? Maybe its a good thing for the economy but as a grey nomad I cant help feeling sad when I remember how pristine these places once were. Nothing is more annoying than relaxing or fishing on a quiet beach, enjoying a dip in a swimming hole, being alone at a waterfall or a lookout when a bus load of people arrive and take over the place especially young backpackers and Asian tourists. You guys are fine you travel slowly, respect and enjoy the places that you find and by the looks of things you also get disappointed when the unexpected crowd suddenly shows up.. I used to complain when I was younger that older people were out of touch with reality I guess now I have joined their ranks. Once we were able to dodge the crowd by bypassing the main tourist destinations but having just completed a lap of the mainlan in our caravan it seems its getting crowded where ever you go east coast, west coast even parts of the outback. Enjoy your time exploring this amazing country there is a lot to see and enjoy when you actually take your time to do it properly.

Hi guys, I am absolutely loving the content. Keep up the great work!🎅🏻🧑🏻‍🎄

What was your favourite part? How many times do you think it's acceptable to go and feed the rock wallabies?! 🦘🥹

I was waiting to see how the fish tacos turned out. Stay safe guys, love the content.

Great content love the scenery love the sea

What was your favourite national park?! Blackdown Tablelands or Eungella? 🥰

My home ❤️

Go to an independent pizza restaurant for a better pizza and try to find a wood fired oven and have one that’s called a family size which is a lot bigger than the large.

What an epic episode keep them coming i am new to your channel greetings from South Africa

Have you guys visited these swim spots?! What were your experiences?

Have you been to Newcastle before? What were your thoughts?! We LOVED it!

Did you see the Infinity Pool?! Would you be brave enough to swim in it? 🏊🏻