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Great to see you guy's back on the road again. Thanks for sharing your trips. Cheers from NZ

Thanks for this video. Been humming and arring for weeks trying to decide if it would be a good idea. Seen a few horror shows done with rollers but yours looks great. I think the mixing ratio is key if you don’t want a heavy texture like me. I do think I will go for good quality foam rollers though on my moho. Thanks again.👍

I have spent around 2 months over 30 years or so in or around Arkaroola and we went back 4 years ago and going again in July. Last time we went from the Gold Coast Via Adelaide and followed almost your exact route, leaving Balcanoona and going to the strez track, Inamincka and back via the venture way. I saw you actually camped in my exact same camp site I use each time in the creek in Arkaroola...lol. The last time I did echo camp was on motorbikes before you had to pay for it and I see it hasnt changed. Watching your videos was both reminiscing and also makes me look forward even more to going back in a few months. cheers. Fun Fact I have only ever got two punctures ever from 4wding and both were almost in the exact same spot about 3 kms from Arkaroola village on the main road from a pointy rock. You definitely want to go there with good tyres and at least one spare as those rocks are sharp!

Very good camera work. A little commentary would be good. We’re heading out there 6/24 so was helpful. What month were you there?

Its such a beautiful place. Reminds me of Central Australia somewhat. Your video's have definitely inspired me to undertake this journey 😊😊😊

Thanks for that. I had considered similar and had written it off as being too hard and time consuming. I note that your protector doesn't cover the white centre section and hinge points which cop a bit of hammering for sustained off-road. Any thoughts? Chris

Found your video re adding fibreglass skins. Again, great show.

Truly excellent step by step. I have Ulti 763 - so we're almost cousins!! I noticed in your later video that you had some sort of yellow cover/stone protection for nose cone?? Can you tell me what it is and how you went about it? Chris

Wow Listen to the serenity

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That track is a sick joke. It's the sort of nightmarish track that gets even worst as wet weather further deteriorates it. They could at least do something with it that'd make it a little more practical to use. And how would they recover a vehicle which had mechanical problems and got stuck on certain parts of that 'goat track' ?

Hi nice video..thanks for the opportunity to suss out the road before going on it myself. 👌 How did you find the Strezlecki track? Was there much in the way of soft boggy sand or mainly hard pack dirt and corrugations? Thanks again and safe travels

What a great video and a sensational camping spot, we're going in October, wondering if the spots close to the ameneties are noisier, whereabouts was your camp? Cheers

That was fantastic, thanks for uploading

Thanks guys, good to see you again.

Yey. Morning coffee and a relaxing new episode from Dustydetours ❤ Life doesn’t get much better 🙏

We're heading down that way next week from Brissy because of your videos. Really enjoying following your adventures.

Did you achieve a unique surface? Or do you have "shades"? Hard to tell from pictures only. Thank you!

Great piece, thanks.

thanks for posting. is the inner adjustable square section, on the rear legs, made from aluminium? or steel. as I think only aluminium is available in that size?

Another great video guys 👍 perfectly timed as I’ve just finished your Flinders Ranges set, so I was really looking forward to this one and you didn’t disappoint 😀 We’re heading out there in May, so hoping to visit all the spectacular sights you have shown in your clips. Thanks 🙏

Enjoyed the video. Really like the way you have photographed the plants. I'm a South African, some of the plants there, we find in South Africa. I believe they were brought over here during the Boer war. Over two million horses served in the war. Fodder for the horses was imported from Australia and South America and that's where the plants come from.

So glad to have found your channel guys 👍 Love how relaxing your content is. I’m slowly working my way through all your videos and I haven’t been disappointed yet 😀 Hope you have more travels to share with us?

What awesome content, love ya work guys

Nice piece, guys. Thanks.

Very nice what ever camera you are using it is a perfect picture quality enjoy

Congratulations

06:05 Paddy Melons - an invasive flora and poisonous.

An excellent way of story telling!! Magic weather and the Flinders is so unique and inspiring. Thanks very much for putting in the work and bringing it to us.

Great piece thanks. I like the 'no talking' VLOGs.

Thanks again. Stu

Nice, thanks.

just beautiful..well done!

Guess what you're replacing as soon as you get back to Brisbane. I can see you're very neat and tidy person the way you pack you're tool box.

What ever it takes! I've had 2 Prado 150's, both with bullbars, both had antennas for phones and UHF mounted to them. Probably gone through every make and model of antenna, all destroyed by either spring failing, mount snapping, assembly falling apart or internal antenna failing (well over 20 since 2012 including all the fancy GME and Uniden hollow types) The best solution was to use a non-spring type, this lasted the longest before the cable failed at the mount. Now the best solution is to get a bonnet mount, sits just near the windscreen, mounted on the bonnet hinge and use a non-spring type, no issues now. Enjoying your travel videos, wanting to get out there again.

Have you dropped tyre pressure yet, you’ll get a smoother ride

Enjoying your videos, many thanks

Recently saw your video and you have nice content as am someone who loves to watch Australia through travel vlog videos in youtube..Subbed and bring them more..😀Cheers and God bless!! Love from India!!☺️👍

We really enjoyed your travels.Great use of mapping and stills, Thank you for putting in the work 👌

I took that track back in early 22. It was great, and great to watch your video. That drop down to the gorge… I also decided not to take it, worried I would not be able to get back out. Speaking with the French driver (Ridge Top Tour)… he said ‘yeah, don’t go down there, it’s not advised’.

One of the best travelling series ever! The format really works!

Great video thank you

What a spectacular, pictures sights

Nice video, thanks for sharing your journey. I really like Arkaroola . Doug Sprig does an amazing astronomy show when the weather suitable. Looking forward to getting back out there later this year.

Probably should get out to show the viewers the water crossing a bit of a safety issue there not everybody has the same vehicle as you

Insane fuel prices in regional SA, I've driven through that part of Australia and the price of petrol can vary by 60 cents a litre depending on your proximity to Port Augusta or Port Pirie, but it's the same distribution network Perry's

When the NSW government barred Victorians from entering NSW , those wanting to return to Victoria from Queensland had to use outback roads in Western Queensland and far north SA in order to get back to Victoria, there's only 2 viable roads through Birdsville track or Strzelecki track via Innamincka, there was actually one guy travelling down to Adelaide from Cairns who nearly perished , after his 2WD broke down on a oil and gas pipeline near Moomba , he was discovered wandering around in 45C heat disoriented and dehydrated by a Santos maintenance crew, fortunate for him or he would have certainly died.

Get the dingos at night

Love your video.

Seeing that footage, I would have turned back quicksmart.