Can't wait to see the next series! Like all the mods to your fj, very compact yet functional, might have to look at some of your ideas for my jeep. And thanks for showing the history of the area, makes me want to travel to Australia and see it in person.
Thank you! Yes, that’s spot on - the FJ is compact yet completely functional. There are so many ways to do things. Hopefully it’s given you some ideas!! Australia is huge & amazing. Plenty more trips coming up. Thanks for watching & hope you make it to Oz one day!! :)
Thank you so much, I really loved this tour of Lake Mungo. I will probably never get the chance to visit but my trip with you has given me a really good look and a sense of the feeling of being there. Again, thank you.
Great balance between personal storytelling and informative documentary-style approach. Can't wait till the next video/series! Also, I enjoyed the montage compilation at the end to summarise the Lake Mungo series!
Hang on a second. Did you talk about those melons that are scattered all around the place? Did you try roast one up in your travel buddy? haha! Great series! Glad i found you. Drone footage of the dune was sweet as!
That was a great and informative series... I really enjoyed that. So what's next? BTW... I hope you can get your FJ sorted and do a Simpson crossing. :)
Brilliant mate, a lot of work went into the series. Can I ask What cameras and gimbal set up do you use? We are hopefully heading there next month, did you need permission for the drone? Cheers
Thanks very much! I’m using a variety of cameras. Everything from GoPros to DJI Mavic Pro drone to Panasonic GH5 & 5S DSLM cameras. No gimbal, just practice with the cameras generally. :) Enjoy Mungo - it’s a magical place!
@@4xAdventures brilliant, yep I love my Lumix gh5 too and got the s5 last year, we’ve just booked…the lodge! 😂 I was hoping to take the swag but after the comments about snakes my wife doesn’t want to camp 😝
Thankyou! A 2WD would probably be ok for a lot of it, but you would be far better off in a 4WD as the condition of the tracks can vary. It’s best to check the tracks on the Mungo National Park website beforehand. www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/visit-a-park/parks/mungo-national-park
Hi there, I use Hema Maps, both paper and electronic versions. I try to avoid driving at night whenever possible, but sometimes there is no avoiding it. As long as you drive slow enough to avoid obstacles and especially animals that may jump out from the bush) & have sufficient lighting, it’s perfectly safe.
Hi there. Thankyou, I’m glad you found it useful! No, I haven’t visited in December, however two things are true of any outback location in summer - it is likely to be pretty hot (35C+), and there will be a huge number of flies. I personally don’t mind the heat, but the flies are extremely annoying. You can always find yourself a fly net to wear which will make it less annoying. 😊👍
Can't wait to see the next series! Like all the mods to your fj, very compact yet functional, might have to look at some of your ideas for my jeep. And thanks for showing the history of the area, makes me want to travel to Australia and see it in person.
Thank you! Yes, that’s spot on - the FJ is compact yet completely functional. There are so many ways to do things. Hopefully it’s given you some ideas!!
Australia is huge & amazing. Plenty more trips coming up. Thanks for watching & hope you make it to Oz one day!! :)
Thanks for creating something very entertaining and informative.
Very glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!! 😊👍
Very Interesting story about Mungo. Thank you for sharing.
Not a problem. I’m glad you enjoyed it! 😊👍
Thank you for sharing! We enjoy your three videos of Mungo NP!
My pleasure! Glad you like the videos 😊👍
Thank you so much, I really loved this tour of Lake Mungo. I will probably never get the chance to visit but my trip with you has given me a really good look and a sense of the feeling of being there. Again, thank you.
Thanks very much for watching!! 😊👍
Great balance between personal storytelling and informative documentary-style approach. Can't wait till the next video/series! Also, I enjoyed the montage compilation at the end to summarise the Lake Mungo series!
Thanks very much! Really glad you enjoyed it!
Great presentation as always. Beautiful scenery.
Thank you!! 😊
Another great series. I’ll put it on my bucket list
Thanks very much! Mungo is an amazing place! 😊👍
Just spent 2 nights in Mungo National Park. What a magnificent place to visit. 👍👍👍. Mungo lodge is a great spot with great meals.
Glad you enjoyed it!! Yes, amazing place. I’d love to get back there. 😊👍
@@4xAdventures Might see you out there🍻, we'll definitely be heading back. Looking forward to more videos
Plenty of more videos planned! It’s just time that I need… and for COVID & lockdowns to be gone! :)
Thanks for the information.
Thank you for watching!
Great series. Definitely on the to do list. Unfortunately many of the roads and the camp you stayed at are currently closed.
Thanks very much Sean! Hopefully the world will eventually get back to normal soon. There’s so much to explore!! Thanks very much for watching 😊👍
Great video mate
Enjoyed the whole series
Thanks for the good info 👍
Thanks very much! Glad you enjoyed it & thanks for watching!! 😊👍
I enjoyed this episode especialy the rap up at the endBrian Smith
Thank you kindly!
Awesome work buddy loved the whole series bring on the next one.
Thank you so much! It was fun making it. Really glad you enjoyed it!
I’ve got some amazing trips planned!
nice work mate, love your setup, i have a 2013 orange clay fj, keep em comming, i like your channel, some good advise & a well setup & thought out rig
Thanks very much!! More vids are on their way! 😊👍
Mate thanks for this very detailed full of information vids ℹ️ 🙏🏽
My pleasure! Glad you are enjoying the films. 😊
Excellent work. Subscribed - Ringo
Welcome to the channel!! 😊👍
I really love your car. You have great content.
Thanks very much!! :)
Hang on a second. Did you talk about those melons that are scattered all around the place? Did you try roast one up in your travel buddy? haha! Great series! Glad i found you. Drone footage of the dune was sweet as!
Thanks very much!! Apparently those melons taste vile, so I stead well clear of them 😂
That was a great and informative series... I really enjoyed that. So what's next? BTW... I hope you can get your FJ sorted and do a Simpson crossing. :)
Thank you so much!! Glad you enjoyed it. :)
A Simpson trip is definitely coming. Currently planning trips for 2020 & Simpson is on the list.
Brilliant mate, a lot of work went into the series. Can I ask What cameras and gimbal set up do you use? We are hopefully heading there next month, did you need permission for the drone? Cheers
Thanks very much! I’m using a variety of cameras. Everything from GoPros to DJI Mavic Pro drone to Panasonic GH5 & 5S DSLM cameras. No gimbal, just practice with the cameras generally. :)
Enjoy Mungo - it’s a magical place!
@@4xAdventures brilliant, yep I love my Lumix gh5 too and got the s5 last year, we’ve just booked…the lodge! 😂 I was hoping to take the swag but after the comments about snakes my wife doesn’t want to camp 😝
Yes, the GH5’s are fantastic cameras. The lodge has showers etc. so you will be in more civilised surroundings :)
Nice one, great job! By the way, is it possible to drive a 2wd in dry condition or it really needs to have a 4wd to go there? Thanks!
Thankyou! A 2WD would probably be ok for a lot of it, but you would be far better off in a 4WD as the condition of the tracks can vary. It’s best to check the tracks on the Mungo National Park website beforehand.
www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/visit-a-park/parks/mungo-national-park
Thank you for the heads up! We're planning to go there next week just for a day tour to check the China walls.
It’s certainly worth seeing. Best of luck!! 😊👍
Thank you!
What map do you use and is driving at night dangerous?
Hi there, I use Hema Maps, both paper and electronic versions. I try to avoid driving at night whenever possible, but sometimes there is no avoiding it. As long as you drive slow enough to avoid obstacles and especially animals that may jump out from the bush) & have sufficient lighting, it’s perfectly safe.
Hi, thanks for information on Mungo national park, very informative. Just curious have you ever visited this park in dec? & how is the weather like?
Hi there. Thankyou, I’m glad you found it useful! No, I haven’t visited in December, however two things are true of any outback location in summer - it is likely to be pretty hot (35C+), and there will be a huge number of flies. I personally don’t mind the heat, but the flies are extremely annoying. You can always find yourself a fly net to wear which will make it less annoying. 😊👍
I hope what do