All good Steve, it’s great to have you with us mate. Do you find the video quality acceptable on the TV as I typically watch YT on tablet so don’t have experience on bigger screens? Cheers👍😎
I have seen a lot of csr crossings but the pace of your series beats it all. It pays going slow since you present so much detail while going. stuff i never saw in the videos of the big players. love it!
Thanks for the kind words mate. We did indeed take our time, I think all up it was about 24 days or so. Most do it in 10 to 14 days. I was however conscious of boring viewers, so it’s great to see that has not been the case for you. There are 11 episodes in total on the CSR before we get into the Kimberley, so a few to go yet😉. Thanks for joining us on the journey mate, that means a lot👍😎
@@JafffaAdventures Since i am located at the other side of the planet in europe, i will probably never have the chance to see these lovely places you have by myself. it means a lot to me to have the honor of joining attentive guys like you are on their journey.👋
The extra traffic with too higher tyre pressure will always cause Corrugations. Their are poor and lazy 4WD'ers. Enjoying your Canning Stock root trip. Thanks for the informative show.
Agree Ross, it’s all about tyre pressures. Unfortunately the message is not getting out, or laziness is just too powerful to overcome🤔. Thanks for joining us mate, that means a lot👍😎
Funny I watched the overland travelers canning videos a little while back and that dune where you were commenting on the chopped up condition of the side you were driving down looks a lot like the dunes they were struggling to get up with that truck haha. Also how you bumped into them travelling in the opposite direction in, I think, your last video. What a canning coincidence!
Thanks for the kind words. I think there are 11 CSR episodes in total before we get into the Kimberley so a far bit to go yet. I’m glad you are not finding this series too drawn out as I am conscious of boring viewers to death as well👍😎
Definitely not boring, in fact quite the opposite. I’m always disappointed the episode comes to an end so fast. I’m dreading the end of this series, you both do such a great job of (I know I’ve said it before) filming, editing and story telling/narration. I’m enjoying this far more than any of those so called bigger professional channels that do this for a job. I’m just loving it. I won’t mention names but a few years back one of those big channels done a series gong thru the CSR with a few of his mates. I thought it would be good but all he did was show him mucking about, playing jokes on each other and stuffing about. Turned out to be less than interesting. And he keeps releasing different versions but always showing the same footage. I don’t understand it. Anyway I better sign off. Didn’t mean this to turn into a book.
I watched the same series you mentioned and learned a lot about what not to do, or at least what I did not enjoy. I think with those gags you really have to be there to “get it”. Again, thanks for the kind words and feedback, I’ll keep on keepin’ on😎👍
I cannot tell you how disappointed I am to discover I've caught up to you and now I have to wait ... Yes WAIT!!! for your next vid, Fingers drumming. Thank you so much - wonderful gentle feeling. It's as though the challenge is less important than the discovery. best wishes for the remainder. Peace and smiles
Loving your stories of your first cars Terry. My dad also had a Pontiac Parisienne when we lived in Kingston Ontario, and it was a ripper of a car. Quick question, that you have probably mentioned before, what’s in the red Jerry can on top of the spare? Oh and do you carry second spare tyre only, or just don’t reckon you will need it? Also looking forward to the next episode and the beautiful rich colours 👍
The red Jerry is a fuel can. The vehicle tanks hold 275 litres in total and I thought for safely I would carry that spare Jerry for the CSR only. When it had fuel in it (day 1 only), it was in the Jerry can holder where the water is (and the water Jerry was in the vehicle). When I emptied it at the end of day one, I just duct taped it to the top of the spare to get it out of the way. I only carry one spare, but I do carry a plug kit of course, tyre pliers, and large patches and a tube in case the damage cannot be plugged. I don’t think I will ever carry 2 spares, tyres these days are pretty tough. Cheers👍😎
Thanks Terry, i suppose that as you have travelled far and wide and understand most conditions and how your car works in those conditions you are on top of it all. Have you ever had to install the tube?
You got it in one mate. No I have never had to install the tube, nor have I had to take the tyre off the rim to patch it, plugs have worked every time. Having said that, I’ve probably jinxed myself now😉🤦♂️
Loving this series Terry, I don't always comment coz sometimes I watch on the TV. Cheers Steve
All good Steve, it’s great to have you with us mate. Do you find the video quality acceptable on the TV as I typically watch YT on tablet so don’t have experience on bigger screens? Cheers👍😎
I have seen a lot of csr crossings but the pace of your series beats it all. It pays going slow since you present so much detail while going. stuff i never saw in the videos of the big players. love it!
Thanks for the kind words mate. We did indeed take our time, I think all up it was about 24 days or so. Most do it in 10 to 14 days. I was however conscious of boring viewers, so it’s great to see that has not been the case for you. There are 11 episodes in total on the CSR before we get into the Kimberley, so a few to go yet😉. Thanks for joining us on the journey mate, that means a lot👍😎
@@JafffaAdventures Since i am located at the other side of the planet in europe, i will probably never have the chance to see these lovely places you have by myself. it means a lot to me to have the honor of joining attentive guys like you are on their journey.👋
@michow.buecher7290 good stuff mate, glad you are with us. Summer’s coming for you guys soon, enjoy😎👍
What a brilliant video, marvelous footage! Fantastic trip!!
Thank you mate, that is very humbling to hear. Cheers👍😎
Another awesome vid. Cheers!
Thanks mate, that’s kind of you to say. Cheers👍😎
I really enjoy story time with Jill and Terry, awesome 🙌
Thanks Paul, it’s good to know. I was a bit unsure about putting that content in as I was worried it would just turn people off. 👍😎
@@JafffaAdventures I really enjoy it 👍
Thanks mate, I’m humbled 😊
Stunning scenery my friend 👏👏
Not wrong mate, it was simply epic👍😎
The extra traffic with too higher tyre pressure will always cause Corrugations. Their are poor and lazy 4WD'ers. Enjoying your Canning Stock root trip. Thanks for the informative show.
Agree Ross, it’s all about tyre pressures. Unfortunately the message is not getting out, or laziness is just too powerful to overcome🤔. Thanks for joining us mate, that means a lot👍😎
Loving this series
Thank you mate, that is very kind of you to say. Lots more to come👍😎
Love your spirit and sharing.
Thanks mate, that’s very humbling to hear. I appreciate you sharing with us👍😎
Landscape so beautiful epic content thanks for sharing greetings from South Africa
Thanks Shaun, I’m glad you are finding some enjoyment with us. Cheers👍😎
Nice cross at savoury creek mate, 10/10!
Cheers mate, definitely don’t need to flog it across like the crew did coming the opposite direction🤷♂️👍
Like the dance moves Jill (wop wop wop)
She’s a ham sometimes 😂😂😎
I am a daggy ham all of the time. 😂
@jillking9063 confirmed, but I love it😉❤️
Ah yes, Camels...... the Shits of the desert! (I mean Ships........Not! 🤣) Certainly can't get enough of the CSR! Bring on next Friday! Cheers guys! 👍
Thanks Rod, yes the shits of the desert😂😂
Funny I watched the overland travelers canning videos a little while back and that dune where you were commenting on the chopped up condition of the side you were driving down looks a lot like the dunes they were struggling to get up with that truck haha. Also how you bumped into them travelling in the opposite direction in, I think, your last video.
What a canning coincidence!
Not wrong mate, very coincidental. I bumped into them again in the Simpson Desert when they were returning home. Cheers😎👍
Another lovely ep guys
Thanks Craig, great to have you with us still mate. Hang in there😉👍
No its a pleasure to watch your vids stay safe you still in tassy @@JafffaAdventures
Thank you mate😊. All back from Tassie, going to Canada to see the folks in April, then it’s into SA for some Flinders ranges 4WDing👍😎
Lovely stuff. @@JafffaAdventures
Big year ahead that’s for sure👍😎
Another excellent episode and we are only at well 27. That can only mean we have lots more to come 👍
Thanks for the kind words. I think there are 11 CSR episodes in total before we get into the Kimberley so a far bit to go yet. I’m glad you are not finding this series too drawn out as I am conscious of boring viewers to death as well👍😎
Definitely not boring, in fact quite the opposite. I’m always disappointed the episode comes to an end so fast. I’m dreading the end of this series, you both do such a great job of (I know I’ve said it before) filming, editing and story telling/narration. I’m enjoying this far more than any of those so called bigger professional channels that do this for a job. I’m just loving it.
I won’t mention names but a few years back one of those big channels done a series gong thru the CSR with a few of his mates. I thought it would be good but all he did was show him mucking about, playing jokes on each other and stuffing about. Turned out to be less than interesting. And he keeps releasing different versions but always showing the same footage. I don’t understand it. Anyway I better sign off. Didn’t mean this to turn into a book.
I watched the same series you mentioned and learned a lot about what not to do, or at least what I did not enjoy. I think with those gags you really have to be there to “get it”. Again, thanks for the kind words and feedback, I’ll keep on keepin’ on😎👍
I cannot tell you how disappointed I am to discover I've caught up to you and now I have to wait ... Yes WAIT!!! for your next vid, Fingers drumming. Thank you so much - wonderful gentle feeling. It's as though the challenge is less important than the discovery. best wishes for the remainder. Peace and smiles
Thanks for the kind words Chris, I’m glad you are with us on the journey. New vids out every Friday at 3:00pm AEST. Cheers😎👍
i been waiting 6months for the how and why you ended up in Australia.... whats another week!
Glad I made a cliff hanger without even knowing it😉. Thanks for watching and sharing the journey with us, that means a lot👍😎
Loving your stories of your first cars Terry. My dad also had a Pontiac Parisienne when we lived in Kingston Ontario, and it was a ripper of a car. Quick question, that you have probably mentioned before, what’s in the red Jerry can on top of the spare? Oh and do you carry second spare tyre only, or just don’t reckon you will need it? Also looking forward to the next episode and the beautiful rich colours 👍
The red Jerry is a fuel can. The vehicle tanks hold 275 litres in total and I thought for safely I would carry that spare Jerry for the CSR only. When it had fuel in it (day 1 only), it was in the Jerry can holder where the water is (and the water Jerry was in the vehicle). When I emptied it at the end of day one, I just duct taped it to the top of the spare to get it out of the way. I only carry one spare, but I do carry a plug kit of course, tyre pliers, and large patches and a tube in case the damage cannot be plugged. I don’t think I will ever carry 2 spares, tyres these days are pretty tough. Cheers👍😎
Thanks Terry, i suppose that as you have travelled far and wide and understand most conditions and how your car works in those conditions you are on top of it all. Have you ever had to install the tube?
You got it in one mate. No I have never had to install the tube, nor have I had to take the tyre off the rim to patch it, plugs have worked every time. Having said that, I’ve probably jinxed myself now😉🤦♂️
Great episode... any luck finding that bowie knife?
No mate, we tried and tried but no luck. Thanks for watching with us 👍😎
@@JafffaAdventures Maybe the camels like "shiny things". lol
@robdotcom71 lol😂😂
17:13 do you often look down into wells wearing your mickey mouse ears, haha
Definitely not mate😉🤣
@@JafffaAdventures it certainly looked like it. I cacked myself up when I saw haha
@VenidiciRobidici too funny🤣
Hi from Broken hill
G’day, glad you could drop by👍😎
Luv this! ❤️
Thanks for the kind words👍😎