Awesome stuff guys! I remember watching this on DVD when it first got released, and the great thing about this video (and others) is watching the adventures back again after a few years, and it just as exciting. Well done Roothy and the team!
Thanks mate, I miss them too - but there's a school of bearded blokes and ladies out there doing what I used to do, just with air con and product placement! Getting to be you can't go bush without running into film crews!
Great trip, John makes me wish I was back home. I saw a bungarra,like the big lizard in the beginning, here in the Philippines apparently they are native here too, I have also seen bush pheasants, crows and a close relly of willy wagtails, there is a species of mellalueca growing in Luzon and Rainbow Gums in Mindanao. Aus and the Philippines must have been connected at some time.
When you guys cleared that big tree and then went down to inspect the river crossing, you walked straight into the water. How did you guys know there weren't crocs around? I'm assuming it would be potentially croc territory? This is from someone down south. Loved the video, by the way. Thanks.
@@JOHNROOTHROOTHY awesome thanks Roothy! Was a great trip, as a Triton lover I really enjoy seeing the old trip with Rocket in his!! You don't see enough Tritons in 4WD shows these days, especially considering how many Australians own one now!
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I’m loving these old vids each Friday night. 🍺👍🇦🇺
Awesome stuff guys! I remember watching this on DVD when it first got released, and the great thing about this video (and others) is watching the adventures back again after a few years, and it just as exciting. Well done Roothy and the team!
Thank you Roothy from Canary Island
how cool is that? Never been there - sounds awesome!
To this day still the only 4wd show worth watching.
Great vid, enjoyed it very much.
This was the first 4wd trip I watched and got me into 4WDing. What a video John, legend.
Thank you Roothy for sharing another great story.
Great video!!! What an adventure!!!
Thanks for sharing Roothy hadn’t seen this one before
Amazing content roothy.
brilliant ! loved it
Miss your videos , wish you still did them . Nothing comes close to your videos mate 🤙🏾
Thanks mate, I miss them too - but there's a school of bearded blokes and ladies out there doing what I used to do, just with air con and product placement! Getting to be you can't go bush without running into film crews!
Great trip 👍👍
this is soo epic !! what an awesome adventure!!
Great trip, John makes me wish I was back home. I saw a bungarra,like the big lizard in the beginning, here in the Philippines
apparently they are native here too, I have also seen bush pheasants, crows and a close relly of willy wagtails, there is a
species of mellalueca growing in Luzon and Rainbow Gums in Mindanao. Aus and the Philippines must have been connected at some time.
Awesome.
Its weird to see this format without someone yelling "holy heck" every four seconds.
I’ve got this on DVD
All we need was Stoive on the side
its cape york, and there is cool aboriginal land and not gunshot creek number plus old telegraph x^2 . me happy
What is gunshot? I've never seen that one. 🤣
Rod, why do they call you 'Rocket'.
What winch do you guys use
Seams like a new video but it's old
When you guys cleared that big tree and then went down to inspect the river crossing, you walked straight into the water. How did you guys know there weren't crocs around? I'm assuming it would be potentially croc territory? This is from someone down south. Loved the video, by the way. Thanks.
What does the temperature drop too at night
It's not too bad - maybe 8 to 10 degrees this autumn time of year.
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What year was this one originally filmed?
2013 I think - my memory gets a tad overworked with the trips - we had so many!
@@JOHNROOTHROOTHY awesome thanks Roothy! Was a great trip, as a Triton lover I really enjoy seeing the old trip with Rocket in his!! You don't see enough Tritons in 4WD shows these days, especially considering how many Australians own one now!
@@briandantana8470100%. Triton owner here too. Great rigs.
Love watching your adventurers Roothy.
Only one thing I disagree on....the earth is flat😏
A very old VLOG, money for nothing.