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Find Everybeach
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 26 ก.ย. 2019
If driving into wild remote places, meeting wildlife, sleeping under the stars, climbing mountains, surfing beautiful beaches, and building your own camper is of interest to you, I hope you will find inspiration within this channel to guide you on your own journey.
My story: I am a solo female explorer enjoying discovering Australia by 4x4, mountain-biking, trekking, surfing, kite surfing and generally having fun.
I share the journey, the adventures, the dramas, the camper conversion of Lulu my Land Rover Defender and all the people I meet and places I discover with you here.
'Living the dream, sharing the journey'.
I hope the information I share is useful in planning your own journey.
My story: I am a solo female explorer enjoying discovering Australia by 4x4, mountain-biking, trekking, surfing, kite surfing and generally having fun.
I share the journey, the adventures, the dramas, the camper conversion of Lulu my Land Rover Defender and all the people I meet and places I discover with you here.
'Living the dream, sharing the journey'.
I hope the information I share is useful in planning your own journey.
Driving across the top of Aussie, part two (including Echidna Chasm in the Bungle Bungles)
Driving across the top of Australia in October meant it was getting very hot, and the 'build-up' to the monsoon season was not too far away.
Join me here as I share my experience in Part 2 of my journey across the Savannah Way including exploring Echidna Chasm in the Bungle Bungle National Park!
To learn more, visit my webpage www.findeverybeach.com and subscribe.
www.findeverybeach.com/savannah-way-part-two
Join me here as I share my experience in Part 2 of my journey across the Savannah Way including exploring Echidna Chasm in the Bungle Bungle National Park!
To learn more, visit my webpage www.findeverybeach.com and subscribe.
www.findeverybeach.com/savannah-way-part-two
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Litchfield National Park, an oasis of waterfalls and swimming holes
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My definition of AMAZING: days spent swimming in beautiful clear freshwater swimming holes at the base of stunning waterfalls. After driving half way across the Savannah Way VERY late in the DRY SEASON it was magical to spend several days enjoying the waterfalls and swimming holes of Litchfield National Park. Join me here as I explore this park and enjoy the waterholes which still had fresh flo...
Cyclone damaged - exploring the Bloomfield track after Tropical Cyclone Jasper
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Tropical Cyclone Jasper wrecked havoc on parts of Far North Queensland in Dec 2024. A few weeks ago in early April '24, instead of going for my regular morning walk, I headed down the cyclone-damaged Bloomfield Track "just to see how far I could get".... what followed was an unplanned adventure.... The track was not officially open at this time, and at the time of posting this video is still a ...
Driving the Savannah Way - late in the dry season.
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How late is too late to drive the Savannah Way? Join me as I journey the Savannah Way from East to West in early October which is very late in the 'dry season' and just before the 'build-up' for the monsoon season. To view my gallery of images and learn more visit my webpage: www.findeverybeach.com/savannah-way And DON'T FORGET to SUBSCRIBE
Working Holiday - Working in Local Government is the best way to see Australia
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Working in Local Government is how I pay for my travels around Aussie, join me here as I talk about my current role with Wujal Wujal Aboriginal Shire Council in Far North Queensland.
Laura Quinkan Indigenous Dance Festival 2023 - my experience
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The Laura Quinkan Indigenous Dance Festival is a 3 day camping festival celebrating Aboriginal culture. Dance troupes from across Cape York and the Torres Strait gather in the small community of Laura to showcase stories through dance routines & sharing. This little video shares with you some of that festival as I experienced it. www.findeverybeach.com/laura-quinkan-dance-festival
Sailing to Eagle Island - kite surfing mission here I come
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Eagle Island is a very small island surrounded by shallow sand banks and coral reef in Far North Queensland and is a kite-surfing paradise. Thanks to my kite-buddy Sharky for inviting Storm (the dog) and I to join him on a sailing/kiting trip. Living the dream, sharing the journey - www.findeverybeach.com/post/sailing-to-eagle-island
The Bloomfield Track - more than just a 4x4 track
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I love driving this track. I love being in the tropical rainforest, driving up and over the large mountain ranges and the moments when you pop back down to the remote coast and its pristine beaches. Join me at www.findeverybeach.com/thebloomfieldtrack to learn more about The Bloomfield Track. I drove the Bloomfield Track for the 1st time last year on my trip up to the tip of Aussie via the Tel...
Leo loves electric skateboarding
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I was privileged to be allowed to house-sit and dog-mind Leo for a month while his people were on a big overseas trip. We shared some great times during that house-sitting, but the most fun we had together were skating the local trails on the electric skateboard. www.findeverybeach.com
Blencoe Falls - a worthwhile 70km drive inland through the mountains
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The falls plunge 90m to the pool below, before cascading a further 230m to the base of the Herbert River Gorge which wraps around them with its towering cliffs and dry, rugged ridges. To see more imagery of the falls and the park they are situated in visit my webpage www.findeverybeach.com/blencoefalls. Living the dream, sharing the journey. Overland exploration of Australia.
findeverybeach.com 70,00kms exploring Aussie - Living the Dream, Sharing the Journey
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The journey so far | over 70,000kms exploring wild remote places, stunning beaches, forests, deserts and much more. Visit my website www.findeverybeach.com for more videos, imagery, information on great locations to visit and stories from the journey so far. I look forward to seeing you there.
RINYIRRU (LAKEFIELD) NATIONAL PARK
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Why go to Rinyirru National Park? To rest & relax, fish, watch bird and if you are like me, to spot crocs! Yes, I wanted to see crocodiles in their natural habitat, rather than in a 'croc farm' or from a tourist boat.... mission successful! Visit my webpage www.findeverybeach.com to share in the adventure
Sneak preview - rebuilding Lulu the Landy's interior
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The previous interior layout I built 2 years ago had been absolutely perfect for traveling solo. I am now gearing up to friends / family to join me and I am reconfiguring the interior to suit those changes needs.... primarily adding in a rear bench seat. Here is a sneak preview of the partially complete rebuilt... one weekends work so far...
Foiling - Summer 22-23 Malachi at Pukehina Beach
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Malachi getting some epic waves as he tunes into foiling.
I drove 3 hours to the coast, and wish I hadn't - Ussher Point, Cape York
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Ussher Point is only 60kms from the 'road', but it takes a long time to get there, and I am not sure it was really worth it. Join me here as I share my side-trip to Ussher Point in the Jardine River National Park. Check out my blog to learn more: www.findeverybeach.com/post/jardine-river-national-park-usher-point www.findeverybeach.com
Dave Edwards - Foiling Summer 22 @ Pukehina Beach
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Dave Edwards - Foiling Summer 22 @ Pukehina Beach
Ever seen a back-wave launch someone into the air?
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Ever seen a back-wave launch someone into the air?
Pajinka, the northern-most tip of Aussie
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Pajinka, the northern-most tip of Aussie
Eliot Falls - my most favourite waterhole/waterfall EVER
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Eliot Falls - my most favourite waterhole/waterfall EVER
Driving Cape York - a quick look what the road is really like
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Driving Cape York - a quick look what the road is really like
Meeting wonderful people, a life on the road
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Meeting wonderful people, a life on the road
Vanlife: these two ladies built their own van interior, meet Paloma & Javiera, and their van Olivia
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Vanlife: these two ladies built their own van interior, meet Paloma & Javiera, and their van Olivia
Longreach - Muttaburra - Hughenden & Porcupine Gorge
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Longreach - Muttaburra - Hughenden & Porcupine Gorge
Building a hard-shell roof top tent, with fold out platform. If I can, anyone can!
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Building a hard-shell roof top tent, with fold out platform. If I can, anyone can!
Building a Bug Out Trailer, an interview with Ian
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Building a Bug Out Trailer, an interview with Ian
I painted by Land Rover Defender all by myself for only $754
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I painted by Land Rover Defender all by myself for only $754
Can you please translate to English
Good road report - thx 👍🏻
I miss you😘😘😘
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I might come to Australia
Love you it’s me Kaila😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘
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Hi auntie Tanya it’s me Kaila 😘
Hi auntie Tania😘
Could you drive a mitsubishi rosa bus up there. (2wd small 7m long bus). about 5tonne. would it make it are the dirt roads solid enough ?
Why didn't you show us you reaching the tip😮
aha, separate video :) th-cam.com/video/Usame7XTKMs/w-d-xo.html
Awesome video, Thanks :)
Hey do you live up here ? Great video so much fun to watch. I just moved up here from the Gold Coast
So well done, great video
Well done
It is an Aussie gem
Beautiful work Sis, Litchfield is on my to do list... now more than ever !
love this. thanks for sharing your enthusiasm. Planning on going there later this year!!
Great work, thanks for sharing.
Beautiful Videography Sis.... as always !
Wow, I would think spade and stones will help there on the ramps?
wow, great thx
Way to go Sis, I’m very jealous Awesome content too
Thanks for the short video. About to travel the same route in Sep. cheers
Woohoo…. Living the dream ! Way to go Tania xox
What model 110 do you have and how did it go generally? I might be going to the tip this year and have a 1995 300tdi 110 that is currently unregistered and I'd love to sort it out and drive it up there from Sydney, or I could take a Holden Colorado. If I take my 110 I'd certainly be doing the same pace you did. Which car would you suggest? Great video by the way.
Hi, Lulu the Landy is a 1996 300TDI. My absolute favourite model of Land Rover. Go for it. Not to knock the Holden, but you really want a genuine off road 4x4 to maximise the fun and the places you can go. Cheers
The idea on corrugations is to find the speed you plane over them.....though some times not possible :)
I know a lot of people do that, but on the corners you can really risk planeing off the road all together. I think that is what caused a few vehicles towing to roll their trailer/caravan.... at planing speeds you dont get much chance to brake before it can all go horribly wrong. That is my opinion anyway. I guess as my vehicle is also my full time home, and not just a spare vehicle I tend to make different choices from weekend warriors.
Lovely video. What is the road like between Longreach and Muttaburra?
Why did you fast forward the chain climb thats what i really wanted to see for fear factor lol i am climbing this soin
I think that is a great idea Drive in the gutter No Corrorgations there Good thinking
need to drop your psi a bit
Awesome video
Tyre pressure
Gidday! Came to your channel, via 'Camp Winnie' - Great bunch of guys, in fact; Shannon bought my Harley Davidson Fatboy from me years ago, and later started his channel - small world! I've been making youtube videos for 17 years, and still a small channel - yours should take off, as it's very good! You sure do have b*lls doing it all yourself!! PS: I LOVE NZ, and look forward to y 16th visit soon! Take care, Steve.
Just found your channel loving the vids. Would be interested to know how you or what you eat on the road. You’re obviously very fit and healthy.
It’s a roll of the dice on the PDR one week you can do 80-90 others weeks you’re down to 30. I do the trip every year to go work up there it’s my second home. You are correct when you said drive to what your comfortable with just watch out for the hero’s trying to go as fast as they can (FW) I tow a trailer with my gear on it so with having 10 wheels on the dirt I don’t want any issues.
Exactly! Same with the Tele track - different experience every day.
wow okay - so you'd know for sure the answer to this; Could you drive a mitsubishi rosa bus up there (2wd small 7m long bus). about 5tonne. would it make it are the dirt roads solid enough ?
@@foff-666 should be fine as long as the roads are dry and you dont drive too fast.... the corrugations can be nightmareish, but you will only know their status until you get up there or talk to someone who has just driven the roads, maybe ring Bamaga Council and ask them....
@@findeverybeach1873 cool thanks mate!
Thanks For Sharing Clips Of Me 😂❤
I love your videos :) So many things for my bucket list and beautifully made and presented. Deserve way more attention!
Beautiful video. Very natural flow, never looks staged. Amazing water colours. Storm is the perfect pooch. Great you are sharing your adventure trip. Keep on going, you are on the right track! Holly mackerel!😎🐾🐾
Great vid :)
Bloody awesome Tania, lucky you !
It's a really easy scenic track. You'll have no issue towing in the dry, just radio ahead when you get to the low range points.
Tania, as always... Beautiful footage. A smoking ceremony/ Welcome to Country is on my to do list, so don't leave there too soon ! Hope you're well well sis
Sorry im more interested in Hows the solar panel bolted to the roof.😅
Was your campsite one of the 'official' sites (I think there are 4 - one at the edge of a perched lake and 3 at the beach itself), or just a little turnaround spot you found out of the wind? Looks like it would be impossible to avoid scratching a bit of paint off a vehicle on the way in, with the hemmed-in width in many places. Love the remoteness, though.
Great, great job. I took mine to a professional, and he would'nt touch it, says it is 'too overwhelming of a job', so I guess I'm going to paint mine myself as well :-) thanks for your video
Great Video I'm heading up sep 2024 .What psi were you using on your tyres.also what speed were to driving at?Thanks once again.
Hi, sorry for delayed reply!. PSI, I only let the tyres down to around 25 PSI - my standard for gravel or rocky terrain. I only go lower then there is mud or sand. Speed on the corrugations - I pretty much maxed 70kms per hour and went slower when needed to... sometimes down to 40kms per hour, but I avoided most the corrugations by driving off to the side of the road in the sand