Hi guys absolutely love love love your videos 🤩🤩 just wanted to mention about your comments about Yardie Creek crossing!!! 30 years in WA and North West I can assure you these conditions change drastically within seasons!!! Cyclones over the years have made it totally impassable or browsable and as recently up to 3 years ago, that's right, totally uncrossable!! We managed to go across 2 years ago and again last year! Just saying that in The Pilbara and The Kimberley conditions can alter extremely over a couple of years. Watch all your stuff and keep up the great work 🤩🤩 I love that you both don't over talk the talk 😀 😁
Finally watched all of your episodes! Now i don't have any in the buffer LOL. Now i have to wait! Hang on....i can watch them all again! Look forward to the next one guys.
Ok it took me 3 months on weekends, before and after work and inbetween dealing with the family and everyday life, but I finally got through all 91 episodes ha ha bring on Ep.92. 🤙
Excellent video as always guys!! We love Bullara Station, we were there in 2015 and again in 2018! During our May 2018 visit it absolutely bucketed down with rain, it was the first decent drop that the station had had in over 4 years! Did delay our departure by a couple of days due to flooded roads, but it was an amazing experience and we got to celebrate with the Station owners and staff!! 👍
So sad you didn't see the Black faced Wallabies when doing Mandu Mandu Gorge. It's best to do this walk early in the morning when the wallabies all come out from their apartment blocks, (holes in the cliff faces) to bask in the morning sun. Amazing how many of them there are.
Roast lamb...after petting them, you eat them - you monsters! Just kidding...sounds like a nice relaxing time at Bullara. Underwhelming experiences are part of the package. Your underwater shots are always quite brilliant. I remember my last days in my 20's, it was over 30 years ago! See you next time legends.
Yardie creek rarely dry like your experience. My last trip last year at low tide was 700mm to cross... just made it with the camper. If you keep going down that track awesome camping and snorkelling spots away from the tourist
Sparkies, where did your dog stay when you visited the National Park please ? Thinking of staying at Yardie and want to see the national park surrounding, we have a dog too and thinking we weren’t allowed to do this. 🍻
Because you're close to exmouth, theres plenty of dog sitters if you felt comfortable. Otherwise make some friends like we did who will trade doggy day care.
First time I went to Yardie Creek (1997) I had to rescue some tourists who had their Landcruiser bogged to the axles in soft sand. Last time (2015) I was thinking of a drive south but at the creek I didnt even bother walking to find a crossing as it was clearly way too deep. The visitor centre also had footage of some clown losing his nearly new 'Cruiser in the water
Hey guys!! So glad you’re loving our wonderful state, I love your footage! But please, to anyone planning to go in the future- don’t go into the caves!! It’ll take emergency services at least 2hrs to get to that cave if anything happens and up to 12hrs to get someone out!! And that doesn’t count getting them to the hospital after. They’re also extremely delicate environments and going into them often can disturb anything living in there, and they’re usually of cultural significance to the traditional land owners- even if you personally are very careful and don’t harm anything, people coming after you could do something stupid, so please don’t go into caves without getting the proper permits xxx
Sparkys on the loose I’m all for everyone experiencing places, I just think some special attractions should be kept quiet so they don’t get exploited, as I’m sure you are aware, there’s not many of them left in our country.
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Hi guys absolutely love love love your videos 🤩🤩 just wanted to mention about your comments about Yardie Creek crossing!!! 30 years in WA and North West I can assure you these conditions change drastically within seasons!!! Cyclones over the years have made it totally impassable or browsable and as recently up to 3 years ago, that's right, totally uncrossable!! We managed to go across 2 years ago and again last year! Just saying that in The Pilbara and The Kimberley conditions can alter extremely over a couple of years. Watch all your stuff and keep up the great work 🤩🤩 I love that you both don't over talk the talk 😀 😁
Haha Cheers Maria! 🤙 Every wheres the same, its always different then what it is, just gotta go with the flow
Finally watched all of your episodes! Now i don't have any in the buffer LOL. Now i have to wait! Hang on....i can watch them all again! Look forward to the next one guys.
Haha, good on yah Jimbo! Work seems to be slowing down a little so plenty of time for us to make videos hopefully! 🤙
@@Sparkysontheloose can't wait to see the uploads guys!
Ok it took me 3 months on weekends, before and after work and inbetween dealing with the family and everyday life, but I finally got through all 91 episodes ha ha bring on Ep.92. 🤙
Haha Congrats Shaun! When we get our new round of stubby coolers let us know and we will send you one 🤙🤙
Wow thanks guys and Congrates on the engagement, just watched Ep92. Magic spot for the proposal. 👍
great clip thanks for sharing.
Excellent video as always guys!! We love Bullara Station, we were there in 2015 and again in 2018! During our May 2018 visit it absolutely bucketed down with rain, it was the first decent drop that the station had had in over 4 years! Did delay our departure by a couple of days due to flooded roads, but it was an amazing experience and we got to celebrate with the Station owners and staff!! 👍
Its a great feeling when its welcomed rain 🤙🤙
Good vid guys. Hope you are all well. That ladder down into the cave would not get the tick from any job site safety officer now would it lol.
haha too true! 🤙
Another great upload legends 🤙 hope things have all been well with you guys. Take care 🤙👍🍻
Another epic video guys. That was an awesome adventure packed day. Loved all of it. Taking notes too 😜
Cheers guys 🤙🤙
Excellent video again rusty and the bird hehe
you guys are fun to watch
Iv missed ur downloads gud to see ya still around
Cheers James still got lots more coming, just back at work atm so a little slow producing
So sad you didn't see the Black faced Wallabies when doing Mandu Mandu Gorge. It's best to do this walk early in the morning when the wallabies all come out from their apartment blocks, (holes in the cliff faces) to bask in the morning sun. Amazing how many of them there are.
Great vid, enjoyed the dog vs bird clip 😂
On the Loose
Roast lamb...after petting them, you eat them - you monsters! Just kidding...sounds like a nice relaxing time at Bullara. Underwhelming experiences are part of the package. Your underwater shots are always quite brilliant. I remember my last days in my 20's, it was over 30 years ago! See you next time legends.
Haha thanks Benny 🤙🤙
Yardie creek rarely dry like your experience. My last trip last year at low tide was 700mm to cross... just made it with the camper.
If you keep going down that track awesome camping and snorkelling spots away from the tourist
Ahh bugger, it was a bad road.
Sparkies, where did your dog stay when you visited the National Park please ? Thinking of staying at Yardie and want to see the national park surrounding, we have a dog too and thinking we weren’t allowed to do this. 🍻
Because you're close to exmouth, theres plenty of dog sitters if you felt comfortable. Otherwise make some friends like we did who will trade doggy day care.
First time I went to Yardie Creek (1997) I had to rescue some tourists who had their Landcruiser bogged to the axles in soft sand. Last time (2015) I was thinking of a drive south but at the creek I didnt even bother walking to find a crossing as it was clearly way too deep. The visitor centre also had footage of some clown losing his nearly new 'Cruiser in the water
Haha, yeah these were the story's we had heard.
I was just at Bullara station and the same kangaroo came to our caravan
Good to hear hes still going strong
Hey guys!! So glad you’re loving our wonderful state, I love your footage! But please, to anyone planning to go in the future- don’t go into the caves!! It’ll take emergency services at least 2hrs to get to that cave if anything happens and up to 12hrs to get someone out!! And that doesn’t count getting them to the hospital after. They’re also extremely delicate environments and going into them often can disturb anything living in there, and they’re usually of cultural significance to the traditional land owners- even if you personally are very careful and don’t harm anything, people coming after you could do something stupid, so please don’t go into caves without getting the proper permits xxx
On that note- if anyone is interested in caving in WA please visit www.wasg.org.au !!
What is the snorkelig área best un the ningaloo coast? Thank you!
Coral Bay and Exmouth. Its all good!!!
@@Sparkysontheloose thanks lots!
Some hidden gems need to stay hidden...Wont be long and that cave will be shut down to everyone
Wont be long till a developer builds on top of it or it gets turned into a paid tourist attraction. Best people see it before than.
Sparkys on the loose I’m all for everyone experiencing places, I just think some special attractions should be kept quiet so they don’t get exploited, as I’m sure you are aware, there’s not many of them left in our country.