Hi Guys another awesome episode I really like your honesty about the different camp sites Pender Bay does look beautiful the color of the rocks was incredible ):):):):)
So glad you were able to see Pender Bay at its best. Perhaps on your next trip you could go to Kooljamin at Cape Levique absolutely amazing pindan cliffs.
Just goes to show if you wait long enough you reap the benefits. In this case a better camp site. Seen this place on other videos and they all put it in a different perspective and no two video are same except for the heart rock.
Yeah 100%. And it’s so important to not take other people’s word for it about a place. People can have totally different opinions on a spot, so it’s normally worth it to check it out for yourself and don’t have too high or low expectations on it before you go. Thanks for watching mate 👍
Thanks for watching Christine. The red colours up here are so striking, just awesome on the eyes and they make you feel alive. Don’t no why they do, they just do!
Love the Rambling sessions. How's the jayco going on the trip. We are looking at a new Jayco. Have just sold one. Love your travels. So many nice places to see.
Hi Lyn, thanks for watching :-) The Jayco is going fine. Like any van, we had some teething issues and after all, at the end of the day they're a box on wheels that's getting rattled around, so we'd be surprised if there weren't any issues. But nothing major that's stopped us from travelling, and definitely nothing from a safety concern which is the main worry we had when buying a van.
I’ve been binge watching and loving your series and I’ve now caught up to real time !!! And you are now in my favorite place on the entire planet. The whole Kimberley region is spectacular, epic, ancient and sacred. I can’t wait to be let back in to WA (I’m in Vic so may be a while 😭). In the meantime I’m reliving my adventures through you :) xx
Hi Robyn! So glad you found us and that you’re enjoying our series. Yes the Kimberley region is one of our favourites now too. It’s just awesome! Looks like things are really starting to open up in Vic now, so hopefully travel will start becoming easier between the states. Here’s hoping! Thanks for watching 👍
Mangroves and rocky beaches equals oysters and pearls. Just goes with the territory. Your 2nd camping spot was awesome. I could stay there for a week easily!
You’re right. And it was good to see such different landscape in the one area too. Australia is so diverse even within just 100km you find a totally different look.
Hi Jo. Oh no, we thought we’d gotten any sound issues sorted. When we listen to it on the laptop we don’t have any issues but think it’s different on a TV. Are you watching from a TV? Regardless, we need to fix it. Thanks for letting us know.
Wow enjoyed watching the whole show, the ramblings was interesting and your information of your travels in that area was very informative,now know where to stay. The camp site was amazing I could almost feel myself unwinding in front of the camp fire and that view. Could stay there for a week no trouble at all,I would probably have to use my hiking poles to make it around those rocks but the colours and the beauty of the place would be worth it . Again beautiful photos of a beautiful place,thanks for sharing your journey. Finally got my phone working again,so glad I could catch up, hope I did not miss too many posts.
Absolutely. Love just chilling out in spots like this - relaxing and enjoying the view! BTW, NZ is stunning - we got engaged in Queenstown, so it will always be a special place for us :-)
🦋🇦🇺🍷 Love is episode. If you had to recommend to go around Australia 🇦🇺 for the first time from Melbourne ,what direction would you recommend .North up the centre or the east coast or Go west . I was thinking of doing the east coast first 🤷♂️ ....🦋🌈🍷🍷 cheers 🍻
Hi mate. Totally depends on the time of year. You can shoot through the centre quite quickly because there’s a lot of driving but not much to stop at in between. West coast and east coast will take you longer. If you’re from Melbourne, you might skip or go faster for some of east coast because you’ve seen before or you may be able to explore easier later on. So I’d suggest more time on the east coast. Ideally you’re north from roughly May-August and south Nov-Feb with a couple of months either side of those to work around your schedule. Hope that helps.
@@ebonywaugh7271 it does thank you we are loving your wonderful adventure, I really love the family photos 🦋🇦🇺🌈 Keep safe and looking forward to the next episode cheers 🥂🍷
Love watching your adventures. How does your Jayco go on the dusty roads. Do you get dust inside. Jayco gets a bad name for there Vans. I have a poptop Jayco and love it. Did you already have the Jeep before buying your Van. Would you look at other options as a tow Vechical.
Hi Manny. Yeah we think the Jayco has been ok. We’ve not had another van so hard to compare. We do get some dust in but we’ve managed to work out most places it comes in and have covered those spots when we go on super dusty spots now so all good. We didn’t have the Jeep. We bought it once we’d ordered the van. It’s a great car. There are a few others we’d love too but happy with the Jeep for now 👍
Hi Joe. That's a great question. I think it really depends on the individual and their circumstances. There are a lot of people we see on the road who I would guess are 70+. If they're in good physical and mental health then I'd see no reason why not. And if there are concerns they'd probably just need a good support network or plan for if things go wrong. It can be quite physical hitching and unhitching etc. but again they'd just need to work out a set up etc that works for them. Hope that helps :-)
Nice, appreciate that you are not hiding behind sunnies like some others.
WOW
What’s a wonderful spot .. it’s on the bucket list 🍺. Gotta love the sound of a bush opening 😂🍺🍺
Love that sound! 🍻 Yep it’s a bucket list spot for sure.
Yet more stunning locations. The colours and shapes of the rocks were beautiful. 😎
Thanks mate! Yes the colours, especially at Willie Creek and Pender Bay are unreal!
Sometimes you just need to sit back and enjoy the surroundings when you find that special spot.
Absolutely!
Hi Guys another awesome episode I really like your honesty about the different camp sites Pender Bay does look beautiful the color of the rocks was incredible ):):):):)
Thanks for that mate, appreciate you letting us know that you like us keeping it real. Will keep giving the honest review 👍
What a spot thank you guy's for sharing your storey with all of us love it.
Our pleasure!
I agree… wish I knew to spend a week here…. Just a relaxing vibe place
Absolutely. And so good to chill out after being on the move. Especially to take a break before or after the Gibb if you do that 🤪
So glad you were able to see Pender Bay at its best. Perhaps on your next trip you could go to Kooljamin at Cape Levique absolutely amazing pindan cliffs.
Yeah we'd love that. We really want to get to Tom Price too. Thanks for watching :-)
Pender Bay looks awesome guys. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks mate :-) You're welcome.
Just goes to show if you wait long enough you reap the benefits. In this case a better camp site. Seen this place on other videos and they all put it in a different perspective and no two video are same except for the heart rock.
Yeah 100%. And it’s so important to not take other people’s word for it about a place. People can have totally different opinions on a spot, so it’s normally worth it to check it out for yourself and don’t have too high or low expectations on it before you go. Thanks for watching mate 👍
Another fantastic video guys, the scenery is amazing 🤩 can’t wait for the next one - safe travels as always keep the ramblings going 🍀
Thanks for watching Christine. The red colours up here are so striking, just awesome on the eyes and they make you feel alive. Don’t no why they do, they just do!
Love the Rambling sessions. How's the jayco going on the trip. We are looking at a new Jayco. Have just sold one. Love your travels. So many nice places to see.
Hi Lyn, thanks for watching :-) The Jayco is going fine. Like any van, we had some teething issues and after all, at the end of the day they're a box on wheels that's getting rattled around, so we'd be surprised if there weren't any issues. But nothing major that's stopped us from travelling, and definitely nothing from a safety concern which is the main worry we had when buying a van.
I’ve been binge watching and loving your series and I’ve now caught up to real time !!! And you are now in my favorite place on the entire planet. The whole Kimberley region is spectacular, epic, ancient and sacred. I can’t wait to be let back in to WA (I’m in Vic so may be a while 😭). In the meantime I’m reliving my adventures through you :) xx
Hi Robyn! So glad you found us and that you’re enjoying our series. Yes the Kimberley region is one of our favourites now too. It’s just awesome! Looks like things are really starting to open up in Vic now, so hopefully travel will start becoming easier between the states. Here’s hoping! Thanks for watching 👍
Mangroves and rocky beaches equals oysters and pearls. Just goes with the territory. Your 2nd camping spot was awesome. I could stay there for a week easily!
You’re right. And it was good to see such different landscape in the one area too. Australia is so diverse even within just 100km you find a totally different look.
Hi love watching but not able to hear you you might have to invest in a mic for the car talks love all the scenery you show 🤗🤗
Hi Jo. Oh no, we thought we’d gotten any sound issues sorted. When we listen to it on the laptop we don’t have any issues but think it’s different on a TV. Are you watching from a TV? Regardless, we need to fix it. Thanks for letting us know.
Awesome episode! Love the real reviews of places 👏
Thanks Shona. We like to keep it real!
Awesome spot with unreal colours. Magic
Yeah 100%. So beautiful.
Wow enjoyed watching the whole show, the ramblings was interesting and your information of your travels in that area was very informative,now know where to stay. The camp site was amazing I could almost feel myself unwinding in front of the camp fire and that view. Could stay there for a week no trouble at all,I would probably have to use my hiking poles to make it around those rocks but the colours and the beauty of the place would be worth it . Again beautiful photos of a beautiful place,thanks for sharing your journey. Finally got my phone working again,so glad I could catch up, hope I did not miss too many posts.
Hi Jim. Glad you got back on line fairly quickly and are you to date. Absolutely could stay there for a week easy!
Nice content guys.
Thank you 🙏
Love these sort of places just relax and enjoy the nature around you were in nz but still look for these dream spots
Absolutely. Love just chilling out in spots like this - relaxing and enjoying the view! BTW, NZ is stunning - we got engaged in Queenstown, so it will always be a special place for us :-)
Great Ep guys, thnx
Our pleasure! Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching :-)
🦋🇦🇺🍷 Love is episode.
If you had to recommend to go around Australia 🇦🇺 for the first time from Melbourne ,what direction would you recommend .North up the centre or the east coast or Go west . I was thinking of doing the east coast first 🤷♂️ ....🦋🌈🍷🍷 cheers 🍻
Hi mate. Totally depends on the time of year. You can shoot through the centre quite quickly because there’s a lot of driving but not much to stop at in between. West coast and east coast will take you longer. If you’re from Melbourne, you might skip or go faster for some of east coast because you’ve seen before or you may be able to explore easier later on. So I’d suggest more time on the east coast. Ideally you’re north from roughly May-August and south Nov-Feb with a couple of months either side of those to work around your schedule. Hope that helps.
@@ebonywaugh7271 it does thank you we are loving your wonderful adventure, I really love the family photos 🦋🇦🇺🌈
Keep safe and looking forward to the next episode cheers 🥂🍷
Great episode - when did you do this?
Hi Charlotte. Thanks for watching. This was end July. Perfect timing to be there.
Love watching your adventures. How does your Jayco go on the dusty roads. Do you get dust inside. Jayco gets a bad name for there Vans. I have a poptop Jayco and love it. Did you already have the Jeep before buying your Van. Would you look at other options as a tow Vechical.
Hi Manny. Yeah we think the Jayco has been ok. We’ve not had another van so hard to compare. We do get some dust in but we’ve managed to work out most places it comes in and have covered those spots when we go on super dusty spots now so all good. We didn’t have the Jeep. We bought it once we’d ordered the van. It’s a great car. There are a few others we’d love too but happy with the Jeep for now 👍
A place I really want to go. But not fused on the hardship.
sometimes the harder it is to get there, the more rewarding it is when you arrive. But, yes, sometimes better just to get there with ease :-)
should a person do the lap age 70 up ???
Hi Joe. That's a great question. I think it really depends on the individual and their circumstances. There are a lot of people we see on the road who I would guess are 70+. If they're in good physical and mental health then I'd see no reason why not. And if there are concerns they'd probably just need a good support network or plan for if things go wrong. It can be quite physical hitching and unhitching etc. but again they'd just need to work out a set up etc that works for them. Hope that helps :-)
@@onthewaughpath6552 thanks for comments
Beautiful… but not the best.. I think east side is way better. 👍🍻
😆 we love the east coast too 👍
Gosh how will you ever make the decision to go back to work??🤷🏼♀️
It will be tough but at the same time can’t see us living in the van long term. It’s amazing but it’s exhausting too.