Hey mate- have watched all your vids over the last two days- awesome effort mate! Thanks for taking the time to film,edit and post- thoroughly enjoyable and much appreciated. Good stuff mate.
Congratulations, I really enjoyed watching the series. Even although I just completed my own AAWT finishing late November (several weeks after your hike), I still loved re-living some of the same moments. You didn't really dwell on the harder sections and I wondered if perhaps you didn't find them as hard as I did? A gear load out and food review would be a good closer to the series if that tickles your fancy.
Thanks. I did find there were some sections that were tough, especially some of the big ups in the first section. I don't mind just putting the headphones in and just walking up/down the big step bits, passes the time. Don't get me wrong, they are still tough but that's what I expected and trained for (lots of running and cycling, plus hikes, gets the legs ready). Funny you ask about a gear load out, I was just starting to do it. I'd be interested in your thoughts once I publish it.
Congratulations on your journey. Loved your video series. As comments above did you find the harder section HARD but you don’t dwell on the bad but highlight the good. How was the MSR tent? Single or 2 person. Any thanks for the video series inspiring. Regards Dave
Thanks for your comments. MSR tent was good and was a 2 person. The extra space was ideal especially for those wet days and cold days. It was a bit extra weight but happy with the decision.
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Hey mate- have watched all your vids over the last two days- awesome effort mate! Thanks for taking the time to film,edit and post- thoroughly enjoyable and much appreciated. Good stuff mate.
Glad you like them. Gave me something to do as a mostly solo hiker. Cheers.
Thank you Martin. An inspiring journey.
Awesome work Martin, thank you for documenting the trip so well. Congrats of the achievement. :)
Just watched all 6. Enjoy that beer
I did and still enjoying the beer, although the effort to get another one is much easier.
Congratulations, I really enjoyed watching the series. Even although I just completed my own AAWT finishing late November (several weeks after your hike), I still loved re-living some of the same moments. You didn't really dwell on the harder sections and I wondered if perhaps you didn't find them as hard as I did? A gear load out and food review would be a good closer to the series if that tickles your fancy.
Thanks. I did find there were some sections that were tough, especially some of the big ups in the first section. I don't mind just putting the headphones in and just walking up/down the big step bits, passes the time. Don't get me wrong, they are still tough but that's what I expected and trained for (lots of running and cycling, plus hikes, gets the legs ready). Funny you ask about a gear load out, I was just starting to do it. I'd be interested in your thoughts once I publish it.
Congratulations! That looked amazing. Thoroughly enjoyable to watch. Looks like oct nov is a good time to head out.
Worked on the Namadgi Visitor Centre when they built it in early 90's, never been so cold in winter tho.
Congratulations on your journey. Loved your video series. As comments above did you find the harder section HARD but you don’t dwell on the bad but highlight the good. How was the MSR tent? Single or 2 person. Any thanks for the video series inspiring. Regards Dave
Thanks for your comments. MSR tent was good and was a 2 person. The extra space was ideal especially for those wet days and cold days. It was a bit extra weight but happy with the decision.