Been watching your videos from oldest to new. This is where I’m now. I used to live in Australia twice many years ago and fellow biker. Greetings from Arnhem, the Netherlands.
I enjoyed your trip through Tasmania and great editing and photography. Surprisingly beautiful island! And of course the fantastic Royal Enfield Himalayan. I ride the same motorcycle. Greetings from the Netherlands.
Thanks Swanny, glad you are enjoying the series, there is still a few more episodes to come. Then onto the next adventure. By the way you have some beautiful photos.
Should do a gear breakdown and how you packed fuel cost etc when you get home would be interested to see all the details of your trip around my home state. Saw you a couple of times Down south I just purchased my own himalayan and gear to do virtually the same tour. Few more hikes and climbs along the way :)
Hi Hayden, yes I was thinking about doing 2 videos one on the bike and the other on the gear, what I took, what I used, what I didn't use and what I might add next time I still have a few more thousand km to get back so a few more episode to come before the gear videos. Have an awesome trip and have fun hiking, I am sure you will as anybody would be fitter than I am at the moment 😂😂😂 which will make it a lot easier.
Yes more to come, probably 5 episode still in this trip. Then I have an idea for the next one (well there are about 10 trip I'd love to do but will plan one at a time 😁
Yes it was a great trip around the Island, I'll definitely be back as I barely scratched the surface, but first to finish this trip, there is still a bit to go.
Thanks for bringing us along on the adventure, tazmania really is beautiful and so many quaint places to pitch tent. Looking forward to your next ride whatever it may be... I suppose the ride home is another adventure really...😎👍.... Harry
Yes a lot of places they don't allow you too camp on or near the beach or you have to pay for the privilege, but Tasmania there is camping nearly everywhere. Yes there will be a few more videos to come maybe 4 or 5 to get the 2000km home. Then another adventure, I'm thinking maybe west like a long way west 😁
Thanks Bon, yes they sometimes get in, just didn't want a sting to the eyeball, but all good this time, maybe it just wanted a ride up the road a bit out of the wind 😂.
Hi Joe, have just discovered your channel and thoroughly enjoying your work. I’m in Tassie so your adventures here were of particular interest. Thanks for such comprehensive and interesting content. If you’re coming back, I have a Transalp that loves travelling the backroads :-) Cheers, Geoff in Hobart
Thanks mate, glad you are enjoying the series. Tasmania is alway fun to explore. I am on another short series currently after getting back from the west, hopefully I'll start another longer series but this time on another island in the first quarter of the year, then hopefully I'll be able to get back to Tasmania again in the future.
Thanks for another great film. Pitty you did not get into Ansons Bay or Eddystone point. Just meters from your last camp is a series of Aboriginal rock carvings.
Thanks Walter, oh I missed the rock carvings, I should research more 🤦🏼♂️. I'll definitely be back as you would know I have barely scratched the surface of Tasmania. Let just say I have left some meat on the bone for later. There are a bunch of places I already have on the list to check out next time. Thanks again for your support.
Awesome little trip around the island ❤ thanks for sharing! Might have to grab a coffee table book of all your pics for Swansea 😉Looking forward to where you take us next 😊
It's been amazing and I'll be back as I barely scratched the surface of Tasmania. I am continuing North towards the NSW/QLD boarder through the high country on this trip so there is still a few episodes left. But the next trip will probably be over to the west and then probably another country, there are a few on the list.
Thanks mate, glad you enjoyed it. The episode before is actually way more beautiful but that has more to do with the location, the east coast of Tasmania is stunning.
Hey Joe, been loving your content and how you do it, especially Tasmania. Got to re-visit many of the places we saw last year and get a look at that more we are yet to see. Heading back in November to have another look. Two wheels would be such an epic way to see it and is very much on the bucket list...one day. Well done mate.
Thank mate, glad you have enjoyed the series, tassie is an amazing place, and so much more still to see. I am currently in the outback filming the next series. hopefully I'll be able to upload the first episode soon. thanks for the support
What a place once you've been to Tassie you always wanna go back. Love your work can't wait to see where too next. You have got one problem, now we are goin to expect a video every week, hope you're not planning to go home soon 😂
I'll definitely be back as I barely scratched the surface. But this trip is not over there is over 2000km to get back if I go in a straight line. But yes I have an idea on the next trip, probably heading west. Thanks for you're support.
Thanks Gerard glad you are enjoying the series, Tassie is special, I had Hema Maps but it is so clunky to use I didn't use it at all. I would normally just look at google maps once at the beginning of the day and then wing it the rest of the day.
How much footage do you record on the helmet cam? Is it snippets at a time or long stretches? Also indeed, we'll be waiting for your return someday soon 🎑
The tent is a Big Agnes Tiger Wall UL2, I got it for thru hiking so it’s super light at 900grams, but great for motorcycle camping as well as it’s light and small. It’s 7 years old and in the same condition as when I bought it. There is a newer version out which has a side door and I think would be better as it would make it easier to turn around in the tent, its just once you have all your gear off the bike in the tent on one side of the tent you need to have a bit of flexibility to swap ends.
@@freewayproject OK, thanks Joe, thats a great steer. Checking their website it looks like these Tiger Wall models may be discontinued, but there are plenty of other ultralight models to choose from. If they can last 7 years and still going, that assures the money is well spent. Enjoying your videos, so keep em coming!
I love your videos!!.. Nice work, excellent photography and colors, and beautiful bike!.. Do you have an Instagram account where we can find your photos??... Greetings from Ecuador.
Glad you are enjoying the video series Hector, yes I do have an instagram, I am trying to get it up to date. I am a bit slow with it. instagram.com/freewayproject/
Love the laid back approach and your editing...a series well done...Thanks 👏
Thanks John, glad you have enjoyed the series so far, there is still a few thousand km to go so probably 3 or 4 more episodes.
Yup, stunning, over, and over again, no harm in that, especially if the view, is, well, stunning... 🤩 Beautiful shot of the hay bales. 👍
thanks mate, yes the word fit.
Been watching your videos from oldest to new. This is where I’m now. I used to live in Australia twice many years ago and fellow biker. Greetings from Arnhem, the Netherlands.
It's great to hear you're enjoying the older episodes. I hope the winter isn't too cold and you can get out and ride again soon.
I enjoyed your trip through Tasmania and great editing and photography. Surprisingly beautiful island! And of course the fantastic Royal Enfield Himalayan. I ride the same motorcycle. Greetings from the Netherlands.
Thanks Swanny, glad you are enjoying the series, there is still a few more episodes to come. Then onto the next adventure.
By the way you have some beautiful photos.
Tassie ..... that was 20 years ago and still in my mind.
It seem to have that effect.
Glad you enjoyed our little rock in the ocean. I have enjoyed your videography, great work. Thank you.
Thanks for letting me come aboard, I'll definitely be back as I barely scratched the surface.
Another ‘stunning’ vid, thank you.
What used to be my home turf up in the NE corner, a special place in the world
🌸🏍
thanks Claire, definitely a very special place.
Wonderful look at Tassie! Please take me with you next time 😘 Thank you for sharing.
It is a beautiful island. It's great to hear you enjoyed the episode.
Should do a gear breakdown and how you packed fuel cost etc when you get home would be interested to see all the details of your trip around my home state. Saw you a couple of times Down south I just purchased my own himalayan and gear to do virtually the same tour. Few more hikes and climbs along the way :)
Hi Hayden, yes I was thinking about doing 2 videos one on the bike and the other on the gear, what I took, what I used, what I didn't use and what I might add next time I still have a few more thousand km to get back so a few more episode to come before the gear videos.
Have an awesome trip and have fun hiking, I am sure you will as anybody would be fitter than I am at the moment 😂😂😂 which will make it a lot easier.
@@freewayproject excited to see the vids :)
That was fantastic that photo of the hay round’s perfect enjoy
Thanks mate, yes the hay bails I couldn't ride past with out stoping for a shot. Hope you enjoy the rest of the series.
@@freewayproject yes shared it with my family all loved it having spent time there in our early years hope you do more travels thank you
Yes more to come, probably 5 episode still in this trip. Then I have an idea for the next one (well there are about 10 trip I'd love to do but will plan one at a time 😁
Great trip Joe, Tassie sure is an amazing destination especially on a Himalayan … enjoyed every minute of your trip … 🦘✌️🦎🏍
Yes it was a great trip around the Island, I'll definitely be back as I barely scratched the surface, but first to finish this trip, there is still a bit to go.
Thanks for showing your location on the map! Great show, I enjoyed every minute!
Thanks Scott, glad you're enjoying the series, There are a few more left to come.
if goodness is goodness then how good can it be if beauty is beauty then how beautiful can it be. Motoristbiker colleague grateful for Finland
Thanks mate, great to hear you enjoyed it. I hope it warm enough in Finland to start riding, after winter.
Thanks for bringing us along on the adventure, tazmania really is beautiful and so many quaint places to pitch tent. Looking forward to your next ride whatever it may be... I suppose the ride home is another adventure really...😎👍.... Harry
Yes a lot of places they don't allow you too camp on or near the beach or you have to pay for the privilege, but Tasmania there is camping nearly everywhere.
Yes there will be a few more videos to come maybe 4 or 5 to get the 2000km home.
Then another adventure, I'm thinking maybe west like a long way west 😁
The ol' bee in the helmet trick! Had a few over the years, luckily only stung once. Good videos, Joe.
Thanks Bon, yes they sometimes get in, just didn't want a sting to the eyeball, but all good this time, maybe it just wanted a ride up the road a bit out of the wind 😂.
I didn't realize how wild and beautiful these areas are. Thanks for sharing your explorations, Joe.
Yes you nailed that description, Tasmania is definitely wild and beautiful. Thanks for coming along on the ride Kenneth. Next is the mainland.
Absolutely brilliant. Enjoyed watching every episode...it was stunning 😊
thanks, glad you enjoyed that series, hopefully the second series is also fun to watch.
Tassie is definitely stunning. Can't say that too many times down there.
Your bike is a great setup. 🤩
it is amazing, the bikes good, I think I have some setup things I might tweak.
Hi Joe, have just discovered your channel and thoroughly enjoying your work. I’m in Tassie so your adventures here were of particular interest. Thanks for such comprehensive and interesting content.
If you’re coming back, I have a Transalp that loves travelling the backroads :-)
Cheers,
Geoff in Hobart
Thanks mate, glad you are enjoying the series. Tasmania is alway fun to explore. I am on another short series currently after getting back from the west, hopefully I'll start another longer series but this time on another island in the first quarter of the year, then hopefully I'll be able to get back to Tasmania again in the future.
Thanks for another great film. Pitty you did not get into Ansons Bay or Eddystone point. Just meters from your last camp is a series of Aboriginal rock carvings.
Thanks Walter, oh I missed the rock carvings, I should research more 🤦🏼♂️.
I'll definitely be back as you would know I have barely scratched the surface of Tasmania. Let just say I have left some meat on the bone for later. There are a bunch of places I already have on the list to check out next time.
Thanks again for your support.
Awesome little trip around the island ❤ thanks for sharing! Might have to grab a coffee table book of all your pics for Swansea 😉Looking forward to where you take us next 😊
You're welcome, and there's an idea 🤔😁
great journeys...
Thanks mate.
Mate I've been following your adventurers. THANK You
Glad you're enjoying the series Noelene, still more to come from this series, then onto the next adventure. Thanks for the support.
beautifull... the place, the video, the story, ... as always
thanks Sam, glad you are enjoying them.
Beautiful Joe. Just stunning!
Thanks Greg, glad you are enjoying the series.
Truly enjoyed your Tasmanian trip.
Thanks Michael, I'm glad you have enjoyed it so far, there is are a few more episodes left in this one, then onto the next one, a few idea maybe West.
Bye Joe. Loved your blog. Where to next??
It's been amazing and I'll be back as I barely scratched the surface of Tasmania. I am continuing North towards the NSW/QLD boarder through the high country on this trip so there is still a few episodes left. But the next trip will probably be over to the west and then probably another country, there are a few on the list.
Inspiring footage as always Joe. And it is stunning. Perfect word for Tassie! I'm heading off touring on my himmy tomorrow.
thanks Terri, have fun out there
Beautiful film, very much enjoyed it
Thanks mate, glad you enjoyed it. The episode before is actually way more beautiful but that has more to do with the location, the east coast of Tasmania is stunning.
@@freewayproject i’ll have to check it out
Another exceptional video .
Thanks, glad you're enjoying more of them.
Hey Joe, been loving your content and how you do it, especially Tasmania. Got to re-visit many of the places we saw last year and get a look at that more we are yet to see. Heading back in November to have another look. Two wheels would be such an epic way to see it and is very much on the bucket list...one day. Well done mate.
Thank mate, glad you have enjoyed the series, tassie is an amazing place, and so much more still to see.
I am currently in the outback filming the next series. hopefully I'll be able to upload the first episode soon.
thanks for the support
What a place once you've been to Tassie you always wanna go back.
Love your work can't wait to see where too next.
You have got one problem, now we are goin to expect a video every week, hope you're not planning to go home soon 😂
I'll definitely be back as I barely scratched the surface. But this trip is not over there is over 2000km to get back if I go in a straight line.
But yes I have an idea on the next trip, probably heading west.
Thanks for you're support.
Living in Tas you can forget how amazing it is! Thanks for the series. I wondered what Nav you used?
Thanks Gerard glad you are enjoying the series, Tassie is special, I had Hema Maps but it is so clunky to use I didn't use it at all. I would normally just look at google maps once at the beginning of the day and then wing it the rest of the day.
Keep it up bro i will support you ❤
Thanks KHIZAR, this the the 13th episode but still more to come.
Hay mate like your Vids , I am an ADV rider myself, what part of Australia do you hail from “ I reckon the coast , being a surfy 🏄♀️ 😂😂😂
Thanks mate. yes the boarder between QLD and NSW on the coast, good guess.
How much footage do you record on the helmet cam?
Is it snippets at a time or long stretches?
Also indeed, we'll be waiting for your return someday soon 🎑
Hi Betula, Normally just short, it has to be something interesting, visually beautiful or something that helps tell the story of the journey,
Dude, what is the brand of your fantastic tent?
The tent is a Big Agnes Tiger Wall UL2, I got it for thru hiking so it’s super light at 900grams, but great for motorcycle camping as well as it’s light and small. It’s 7 years old and in the same condition as when I bought it. There is a newer version out which has a side door and I think would be better as it would make it easier to turn around in the tent, its just once you have all your gear off the bike in the tent on one side of the tent you need to have a bit of flexibility to swap ends.
@@freewayproject OK, thanks Joe, thats a great steer. Checking their website it looks like these Tiger Wall models may be discontinued, but there are plenty of other ultralight models to choose from. If they can last 7 years and still going, that assures the money is well spent. Enjoying your videos, so keep em coming!
I love your videos!!.. Nice work, excellent photography and colors, and beautiful bike!.. Do you have an Instagram account where we can find your photos??... Greetings from Ecuador.
Glad you are enjoying the video series Hector, yes I do have an instagram, I am trying to get it up to date. I am a bit slow with it. instagram.com/freewayproject/
An old Steven Smith.
haha if only I had his skills.
@@freewayproject hahaha you have your own skills sir. Good content.