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Thanks for the lovely comments. The solar panel is 160 watt and the brand is Roam Gear. Purchased from them at Ormeau QLD. It's mounted to the rooftop tent with sika-flex only.

@@cmoreoz1 thanks very much appreciate your reply safe travels

hahaha.....oh the treasures to be found!

Thank you

We definitely need to go back with a boat next time.

Thank you. Oh totally jealous you get to visit for so long. Amazing location and water life is epic.

Yep My fav @@cmoreoz1

Oh wow I can't believe you found our video. Lovely to hear from you. What an epic trip, loved spending the time at Nolan's creek with everyone enjoying the relaxation time.

Did gunshot slide the roo bars back? Any other damage other than back quarter panal? Nice video enjoyed it.

Thank you. Only damage was to the passenger side as shown in the video due to sliding into the wall. The roof racks etc did not move@@JasonChrimes-bt6fy

Oh that's great, hope you have a wonderful hike and happy to have helped.

Thanks for the lovely comment. I checked with my hubby and he says "Brand Goal zero. Model guide 10. Works great but it weighs approx. 400grams. 20000mah battery pack is about the same weight and will have enough juice for 5 days so that's an alternative option and you aren't reliant on the weather being sunny". I hope this helps. · Reply · 8h

We started our on January 24th 2018. Thank you for your kind words, my body temp does run quite hot so I feel the heat so the hot days were pretty tough. Yes definately would of loved a cold lake swim at High Moor. The views from the rock at camp once I recovered made up for it. We know even though we had to suffer through a heat wave we were so very lucky with the incredibly clear days with amazing views. How far did you get in 2018? Did the weather mean you had to turn back?

@@cmoreoz1 in 2018 we got wet and cold in bad weather on the on way to Lake Cygnus. It was a white out and we could barely see the track. We thought we'd missed the Cygnus turn off and might have been lost. Hypothermia was on the way so we put up tent on the side of the track and got in to get dry and warm. Slept a couple of hours. Woke up to find that the cloud had moved, the wind had dropped and that we were 200m away from the turnoff down to Lake Cygnus! Went down to camp and had a great night. Others though at camp were turning back the next day having heard the forecast of storms coming through so we thought it wise to turn back too. Glad we did.

I was certainly greatful for that decision being made. Must return one day.

Oh yes we were very lucky. Copped a heatwave but having those clear days with amazing views was something very special. We still talk about how lucky we were.

Thank you for the comment. It was probably 40 years ago that my father flew over and wondered about walking through such rugged terrain. I would say the track looked a little different back then. Such an amazing experience no matter when you have walked it. Glad you enjoyed the video.

Haha I know the horror!!! We all started with them on!

It's such an amazing place. We will go back one day :-)

It really is an amazing part of Tasmania. I hope you get to experience it soon :-)

We have chatted about this and say we would take them if we went again provided you can tuck them close to the pack that they won't catch on things (tree branches) when not using them. You can only use them part of the time but where you can they are are godsend when climbing steeply or descending (helps your knees). Some people don't ever use hiking poles but we always take them so I guess it's an individual preference.

That's what mates told me who completed it in April, providing you dont need to use them for knee, hip ankle issues etc, they said they just got in the way, and were glad they didnt take them. Thanks for your advice! Greatly appreciated!

If you don't usually hike with them I am sure you will be fine :-). Not a necessity on this hike. Along the Larapinta Trail I was very greatful to have them, long days walking on rough terrain those last few kilometres before camp I was glad to have poles to lean on to try and give my feet a little bit of a break :-)

Yep, I have never really used or liked them, all my hiking mates use them and find them very useful, so I think I will leave them behind! For the most part the weather for your hike was good, I just hope our hike has similar!! Thanks again for your footage, i hope you get to complete the Eastern Arthur's soon!!

Thank you, I guess we have a good reason to return :-)

I am not sure if you have read our blog or just seen the videos - check out cmoreoz.blogspot.com/2018/01/western-arthur-traverse-day-1-scotts.html

Until now it was just the TH-cam stuff, but will definitely have a look at your blog!! Thanks again!

Thank you for the lovely comment.

So so so sorry for the late reply - I hadn't checked these. We were walking late April.

Have you had a crack at it yet?