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@@AlidaV at first we pooped him in a little “sleep positioner” so we wouldn’t slip down and had him over to one side but honestly as time went on we got much more confident with safe co sleeping and just had him in bed with us in the middle and he had his own sleep suit so no blanket, that always worked well for us while he was little and as he grew he just slept under the sleeping bags with us.

@@adventuresjp thanks so much. This was a camp you have to hook through NSW national parks but I think it was only about $6, very cheap!

@@Brockosoutandabout that’s for watching, we loved this trip

@@noisynobody we copped a bit of flack for whinging about the detours but it was disappointing when you go to a newly opened walk and it’s really not done yet. Still had a great time just not what we were expecting.

@@videoshub8055 about $600 I think

@@GrabLifeByTheGourlays 😂

@@jerryrubinek8905 I would check NPWS website but I wouldn’t think so, I think that area gets all snowed under.

I believe it’s called pennicot tours. Was incredible.

It’s such a great walk isn’t it. I’ve done it many times and it has a way of looking and feeling different each time ❤️

@@mikehtel5105 all the info should be on national parks website. I believe you have to park where we did and hike in but it’s a very easy flat hike, completely doable with kids. I think if you just did a day trip would be ok to not book but if you’re setting up a tent I’d make sure you book, thanks so much for watching ❤️

@@onthefencefilm thanks so much for watching. We had such a great time on this hike

Such a fantastic spot isn’t it

@@Archaeologistt that is so so so lovely to say, you’ve made our day ❤️ Yarrangobilly is amazing! Make sure you pack your swimmers for a dip in the hot (warm) spring! All the best for your upcoming amazing adventures 🥰

Definitely recommend waiting a bit just to make sure you can actually do the whole thing, stunning walk regardless and happy to say the knees are back to normal 😂😂 thanks for watching

Ahh closures happen, it was just unfortunate it wasn’t updated online properly or we might have waited to do it but honestly, how can you ever not enjoy a blue mountains walk! It’s just gods country isn’t it ❤️ that 2 day walk sounds fantastic, we don’t mind a challenge. Might be next on our list! Thanks for watching 😄

It was after a chest infection 😂😅

Yeah it was very easy. Beautiful views too.

@@wendycayless that’s a fantastic walk, I swear once you’re walking the momentum and enjoyment of being outside just takes you on your merry way

Thank you that’s so lovely to say.

Thanks so much for watching ❤️❤️

If you have the little wind muff on it does but honestly it’s the most unreliable camera I’ve ever owned, ove had it replaced 3x it’s very faulty and so is the Volta.

The 11 that is, the 7 the quality of vid and audio isn’t as good because it’s older but the camera is much more reliable

Thanks Steve ❤️

Honestly you’re going to love it. I could go back 100 times and not be sick of it. Thank you for watching ❤️

@@Twoaussieguys honestly south is the best. So many amazing places to see.

@@Vinceventuring Might pic your brains when we start planning.

@@GrabLifeByTheGourlays was really lovely and cozy in the cabin and the water was icy in the river

@@paddling_wombat thank you, was such a relaxing trip

It never ceases to amaze me how many incredible places we have right in our backyard, so lucky.

The south coast has so many gems 😍 we love it

Thanks Steve, now to finish the other 5 or so videos I have filmed 😂🤪

Thanks Steve ❤️❤️

Thanks so much, such a pretty place, shame we weren’t there very long but we made the most of it ❤️

@@Vinceventuring I grew up in SA but never made the trip across to KI, or paddled in SA. You have given me some great ideas for my next trip back.

@@paddling_wombat crazy that Owen and I haven’t been to SA besides Kangaroo Island. Very keen to see that the mainland has to offer. I feel like there is so much to see and do on KI, it’s absolutely stunning.

@@Vinceventuring KI looks like the rest of peninsula, I'm sure you would love Mclaren vale, Goolwa, Victor harbour (baby penguins) also murray bridge, hahndorf and the barossa.

I can understand it’s not for everyone, we personally liked getting a glimpse into history, all be it dark, it was good to learn and reflect.

The whole place is just haunting isn't it. Was a fantastic cruise stop!

He sure was. We just co sleep like we do at home. Our roof top tent is the size of a king bed so it feels no different than being in our bad at home❤

Honestly it’s not as hard as you think. If you ever want to pick my brain about it send us a message on Insta!

Such a special place. This was our 4th time in Hobart and won’t be our last visit to Tas that’s for sure

@Vinceventuring Yeah, I've been to Tassie twice and would love to do the campervanning or catch the SOT and drive my ute around and check out the camp-sites all over Tassie. 😍

@berniemac3377 would LOVE to do a family camper van trip next time we go 😍

@@Vinceventuring I'll look forward to the videos. 😍👌🏽

@berniemac3377 haha you’re giving us too much motivation to actually make it a reality 🤔

Mostly the scenery and wildlife you’ll see, this one left from bear port Arthur. Highly recommend the Tasman island one, spectacular tour

@@Vinceventuring Awesome! Can't wait for the trip

Thanks Steve! I’m hoping for beautiful weather for you!!!

Thanks so much for watching. Owen is a massive sweet heart ❤️

So much beauty in the Barringtons.

This is the I kamper Skycamp 2.0 4X and we love it

@@Vinceventuring Thank you. I thought I saw something on the front saying ryder

Wow they must be very nice RTT. They where all around $5000 mark.

@@Ranger_Troy I think when we bought ours it was around $4200, expensive for sure but we love it and it has been pretty reliable and comfy.

so glad you loved it! Thank you!