Rippa coverage, and the future camps along river will be of strong interest.. Once again thank you for sharing your free time with Sally and us interested viewers...Cheers Mick.
Love Morgan enjoying your series. The return trip to Darwin was very entertaining. Good to see a truckie enjoying life. Hard slog Adelaide Darwin weekly 2 up. Was good to see western Qld green came back that way in May and was lifeless.
I remember going there once as a kid with mum and dad, we got more flat tyres in a day than I care to remember. I just love all the green lawn area by the river, so beautiful.
Hi Mick. I drove through Morgan some 35 years ago. Can't remember much of it these days. Your use of the drone is an excellent touch. Love your videos, keep them coming. Great picture quality. From North Waikato, NZ.
Thanks Chris, glad you like the video and it allows you to think of your time there even if it was 35 years ago. Like you I do like what a drone can show when used the correct way.
Good one Mick, back in 1961 my Parents and us kids moved to Sunlands Irrigation scheme just west of Waikerie, so I visited Morgan many times, hey we did a drive from Morgan to Radium Hill up the old power line track, I was driving my 1962 EK Holden and Dad and Mum were in their 63 EJ Holden , just guessing now but that was probably 1966
Great job, show casing Morgan. The river is very high at the moment. The boat ramp with the black poles and white tops is now under water and the Ferry is to be closed. The river marker is at 6.5m and may reach over the 8 m mark in December/ January. There is a lot of logs and junk being washed down the river making boating and swimming quite dangerous for now.
I remember our tour bus, after a trip to Alice Springs, called in at Morgan on our return trip to Adelaide. That was in 1967 - and the tour was of year 12 students from Croydon High in Victoria. A beautiful place to spend the night.
I commented on your instagram post. just saw your video... haha was the exact same spot we had ;) our setup was swags and a Gazebo with the JetSki... next time we will have our Cub Camper by then. still waiting for it to be built..
Hey Mick you put the lines from your awning to far away. 75cm to max 1 m is better. I saw awnings flying over caravans and moterhomes, here in Europee. Greetings from Belgium Walter. Btw my cousin started just a trip and there first stop is(wasMorgan)
Cheers Walter, thanks for the tip. We never put our awning out if there is any chance of the thing being blown upwards. Hope your cousin has a memorable trip.
Have you been up to the Flinders Ranges, particularly Blinman...my late brother, Michael and his wife had the Post office in 1980....Blinman has well and truly come back on the map.... would love to see what it's like now....cheers
@@justcruisinwithmicksally837 I was hoping to get to Blinman when I was working in Clare in the vineyards a few years ago but had to be back in Perth for a interview to work in the Prison....it's on my bucket list if I ever retire...lol
@@justcruisinwithmicksally837 yes ..changed a lot since I was there last...I'm on the Blinman group..some of the photos are great to see..but couldn't see the Post Office to see if that had changed much
Another great video . I noticed that you have 2 curved roof bars on your awning. What size van do you have? Also I've noticed some vans now have " truck friendly " stickers on the rear of their vans.
Can I please ask you a question?? In all the free camping sites that you have been to, have you had to get a gray water tank?? I am just setting up my old caravan for free camping
None of the sites shown on our channel have required a grey water tank. There has been a number of areas that we have stopped in over the years that do require one and there are slowly more that are requiring them. In saying that, it will take years for it to become a problem for those who do not have a grey water tank fitted. For local S.A. I probably wouldn't fit one, if you intend on going interstate as we have and will do then I would fit one.
@@justcruisinwithmicksally837 I don't have a shower or toilet in my caravan so it will only be dirty water from washing up the dishes, I am sure I could find a tree that could use a drink. Thank you for your feedback
Wow it is breathtakingly beautiful,
It certainly is, glad you liked it.
Rippa coverage, and the future camps along river will be of strong interest.. Once again thank you for sharing your free time with Sally and us interested viewers...Cheers Mick.
Thanks Dennis, cheers👍
Very nice. Thanks and take care. 😊
Thank you! You too!
Thanks for showing me MORGAN . When we get our van , im sure we will end up down that neck of the woods ,
Take care .
Glad you liked it, enjoy your van when you get it.
JustCruisin!good log,
Cheers.
Love Morgan enjoying your series. The return trip to Darwin was very entertaining. Good to see a truckie enjoying life. Hard slog Adelaide Darwin weekly 2 up. Was good to see western Qld green came back that way in May and was lifeless.
Thank you Peter, glad you enjoy the videos.
Heading for my territory now.
Well presented & great tourist info.
Pleasant holiday town for sure
Thank you, glad you enjoyed the video 👍
Great video Mick....Morgan sure has grown.....haven't been there for years.
I remember going there once as a kid with mum and dad, we got more flat tyres in a day than I care to remember. I just love all the green lawn area by the river, so beautiful.
Hi Mick. I drove through Morgan some 35 years ago. Can't remember much of it these days. Your use of the drone is an excellent touch. Love your videos, keep them coming. Great picture quality. From North Waikato, NZ.
Thanks Chris, glad you like the video and it allows you to think of your time there even if it was 35 years ago. Like you I do like what a drone can show when used the correct way.
Really enjoy you videos and your beautiful country. Virginia USA
Glad you liked them Jerry, Greetings from the land down under.
Looks a beautiful place Mick, we are very lucky in this country. All the best mate.
Thanks Bruce, yes it is a beautiful place indeed.
Another great video. As usual interesting and informative. Once again Mick thanks very much andas usual best wishes from Rotorua New Zealand
Cheers David, glad you are liking them. Look after yourself over there in New Zealand.
Love Morgan can not wait to get back and camp again we use the Caddell area for camping . Safe Travels
Most river spots are pretty good, enjoy your time when you get there.
A very beautiful country. Lots of historical..Thanks for sharing. Fish taste better here in New Zealand.. XOXO.
Thanks Brian, glad you liked the video. I am not a fan of fresh water fish, love salt water fish though.
Good one Mick, back in 1961 my Parents and us kids moved to Sunlands Irrigation scheme just west of Waikerie, so I visited Morgan many times, hey we did a drive from Morgan to Radium Hill up the old power line track, I was driving my 1962 EK Holden and Dad and Mum were in their 63 EJ Holden , just guessing now but that was probably 1966
Memories like you have listed are hard to beat today, thanks for sharing.
@@justcruisinwithmicksally837 Just sent you 4 photo's in the Facebook Messenger
@@dougtilley5977 😀
Great job, show casing Morgan. The river is very high at the moment. The boat ramp with the black poles and white tops is now under water and the Ferry is to be closed. The river marker is at 6.5m and may reach over the 8 m mark in December/ January. There is a lot of logs and junk being washed down the river making boating and swimming quite dangerous for now.
Cheers, thank you. We were in Morgan today to have a look at the water level. Very interesting to look at the boat ramp.
I remember our tour bus, after a trip to Alice Springs, called in at Morgan on our return trip to Adelaide. That was in 1967 - and the tour was of year 12 students from Croydon High in Victoria. A beautiful place to spend the night.
It would have changed a bit since 1967 no doubt.
That was lovely take care have a good Easter and look forward to seeing some more of your lovely clips . 🐾❤️👍
Thank you Sassy, you too have a great time over the Easter break.
Thanks enjoyed again, great information , Cheers Bevan 🤠❤️🇦🇺
Thank you Bevan, glad you liked it.
Another great video Mixk. The silo art was breathtaking. You do an awesome job showcasing the areas you both visit. Thanks for sharing 😎💜
Glad you enjoyed it Karen, thank you.
I think it is tie to come to down under and rent a camper for 3 months great video greetings from Holland
Thank you wim, you may very well enjoy a holiday down under should you ever come this way, take care.
I commented on your instagram post. just saw your video... haha was the exact same spot we had ;) our setup was swags and a Gazebo with the JetSki... next time we will have our Cub Camper by then. still waiting for it to be built..
Very cool!
Fine video. Looking forward to more. [ subscriber from Melbourne. ]
Cheers, thank you.
Hey Mick you put the lines from your awning to far away. 75cm to max 1 m is better. I saw awnings flying over caravans and moterhomes, here in Europee. Greetings from Belgium Walter. Btw my cousin started just a trip and there first stop is(wasMorgan)
Cheers Walter, thanks for the tip. We never put our awning out if there is any chance of the thing being blown upwards. Hope your cousin has a memorable trip.
Great content presentation mate , you really put it together well
Love your trips in the truck as well
Hope to catch up some time
Cheers Wayne, glad you enjoyed it. Yes, see you out there one day.
hope all that water they're using comes from the river!!
All from inland water runoff.
Have you been up to the Flinders Ranges, particularly Blinman...my late brother, Michael and his wife had the Post office in 1980....Blinman has well and truly come back on the map.... would love to see what it's like now....cheers
Been up there many times before we started this TH-cam channel, may get there next year or the year after. It is a very pretty place to visit.
@@justcruisinwithmicksally837 I was hoping to get to Blinman when I was working in Clare in the vineyards a few years ago but had to be back in Perth for a interview to work in the Prison....it's on my bucket list if I ever retire...lol
@@TheSuesamuels So much to see up there.
@@justcruisinwithmicksally837 yes ..changed a lot since I was there last...I'm on the Blinman group..some of the photos are great to see..but couldn't see the Post Office to see if that had changed much
@@TheSuesamuels we might be in for a pleasant surprise next time we are up that way.
Another great video .
I noticed that you have 2 curved roof bars on your awning. What size van do you have?
Also I've noticed some vans now have " truck friendly " stickers on the rear of their vans.
Our van is 21 1/2 foot ling, the awning is 17 feet in length. Our van has a truck friendly sticker on the back.
Oh truck driver where abouts in Darwin you go? I used to live near Palmerston
We deliver to East Arm.
Try again. Morgan to Renmark, not Manumn lol. Good report. Well done
Good pick up Jill, we both didn't pick that one up.
Can I please ask you a question??
In all the free camping sites that you have been to, have you had to get a gray water tank??
I am just setting up my old caravan for free camping
None of the sites shown on our channel have required a grey water tank. There has been a number of areas that we have stopped in over the years that do require one and there are slowly more that are requiring them. In saying that, it will take years for it to become a problem for those who do not have a grey water tank fitted. For local S.A. I probably wouldn't fit one, if you intend on going interstate as we have and will do then I would fit one.
@@justcruisinwithmicksally837 I don't have a shower or toilet in my caravan so it will only be dirty water from washing up the dishes, I am sure I could find a tree that could use a drink.
Thank you for your feedback
@@mervynbrooks6621 sounds like you have it all sorted, happy camping.👍