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Hey thanks a lot. We've got a canon r6 markii, with a r50 as back up.

It was a great spot, definitely worth a check out. Good to find these spots. We ear marked fishermans rest from your last vid. Will hopefully get out that way once its a bit cooler.

Thanks Carolyn. We were going in a completely different direction when we saw some photos at Inverell information centre, and knew we had to go. It was unique and unexpected. Getting the campground to ourselves was an added bonus.

Thanks a lot. The platypus was pretty hard to capture. We had so many shots that were out of focus or too shaky, you've gotta be quick to get them. It was nice just seeing it, but we're glad we got a couple of usable videos.

Our pleasure. Thanks for the support and comment🙏

We love getting to these places. We're glad you enjoy them too.

Thanks for your support, we really love hearing that. We only came across this National Park by chance to escape some weather. It really is a beautiful spot, we're glad we can share and let people know about these places.

Thanks. We were there within the last two weeks, full video out tomorrow morning.

Thanks a lot. You can find the details on wilicamps or the anycamp app, its called Lederville Rocky River Retreat.

Bit confused. Do you mean in our video? Or drone noise in general when you're camping. We try to be considerate when we fly our drone

@ontheroadaustralia no noise from your video and your footage is great. I travel a lot with my 4wd and off-road camper and drones are becoming a problem from both noise and privacy aspects in some places. I recently spent 6 weeks in the outback and noticed quite a number of areas where they are now banned (Coward Springs was the first I saw) I love the footage but the noise is terrible!

Thanks a lot, the bird life there was completely unexpected, we love love hearing their calls. Go to Google maps, coordinates are -27.9367182, 151.7166645. It's called passmore reserve. If you type that into google maps it will come up too. Good luck, hope you find it.

Thanks for your kind words. So glad we can share our relaxing adventures and inspire people to get out there.

Thanks heaps. The weber bbq table is from supercheap auto (can't remember the brand, we've had it for ages), and our other one is a San Hima table. We got it given to us, we really like the adjustable legs, but we prefer the look of a timber style top, we'll keep looking...

@@ontheroadaustralia Thank you for your prompt reply :)

The cheese from the Kenilworth Dairies is delicious.

That's exactly why we go camping in the first place. We're so glad we can share it. It's makes us happy it comes across as we experience it ourselves.

Our pleasure!

There weren't many places we could get our van into. Up the river were some nice spots but a bit smaller. The surrounding property is a private cattle farm that you aren't allowed to access.

Thanks heaps The weber table is a cheap one from supercheap auto, and our other one is a San Hima table. We got it given to us, but we really like it. The adjustable legs are a game changer.

The donuts are definitely a must if you're there. It was the christening of the fire pit, don't think it will look that clean again. 😆

The jayco comes with 160L and we have another 40L in jerry cans. It really depends on our showers. We usually aim for around 4 days, but we've never run out. Wiki camps app is great for finding a fill up point, and definitely get a tap key from bunnings. There are taps everywhere if you're bold.

Thanks a lot. We've never really had a fire where there wasn't an old fire ring to leave the ashes in. We always wait until the coals are cold before we leave to be safe. Good luck on your future travels, feel free to ask for any tips or recommendations.

Thanks so much for your honest comments, we really appreciate it. Well take your feedback on board and hopefully keep improving.

In some cases. Perhaps when it’s a tutorial style video. But in this case their pictures paint a thousand words and speaking would add little. I enjoyed the serenity and absence of waffling on.

Thanks so much we really appreciate your kind words. We're torn because we can see both sides of the argument, but we're extremely grateful that you like the original format we chose. We really want to show the peaceful side of camping, glad it's coming across as we intended.

@@ontheroadaustraliayou guys do what you want to do and are comfortable with. You can’t please everyone 🤷🏻‍♂️😊

Thanks, we love getting out and about too, but you only see the good bits. Ha ha🤣

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@@ontheroadaustralia copy that, over

Thanks so much for your comment. That's exactly the feeling we're trying to create.

There are Murray cod and bass, but to be honest, we probably don't put enough time and effort in.

Totally agree. We love getting out there.

Thanks. Glad you're enjoying our content.

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Wow, thank you so much. We're so glad our real approach to camping videos is appreciated.

@ truly a breathe of fresh air. I love watching caravan/camping videos but so many channels are just so full on and it feels like an extreme sport just to watch them! I was put off this week for good until I found you guys and it is such a relief. Love the footage, sounds and insight. Well done

Thanks a lot. The sound of the flowing water next to your campsite and while you're sleeping is so relaxing.

Thanks Carolyn, it's the support from all you guys that help us grow. We really appreciate it.

The whole area is amazing. So many rivers to camp next to, and most of them are free.

We were there in July and everything was open.

We use a sourdough starter discard which we add flour and water to and let ferment for 3 days. It's kind of wired but pretty tasty. If you want more details hit us up on the email in the description.

@@ontheroadaustralia - Thanks for the response. I'm an experienced home cook - , wife has an aversion to the kitchen - so will have no problem working from your description. I will give it a go!

Thanks so much. It is private property, (lederville station). You can find it on wikicamps. It's called rocky river retreat. Good luck, it's a beautiful place to stay.

@@ontheroadaustralia Thanks I.ll look it up. Cheers Greg

Ours was 13ft and was a bit tight with oncoming traffic. It should be fine. Good luck.

Cheers. Definitely in our top 10 spots so far...

-29.127476,152.359011 It's on the lederville station, you can find details on wikicamps

We've just got a fold up fire pit for that purpose. Thanks

@@ontheroadaustralia Looking forward to seeing it in action!

It's a really scenic drive. The views of the river along the way are amazing. Have a great trip.

It's definitely got that kind of vibe. Pretty relaxing.

We agree, really enjoyed spending a few days here.

Thanks. It's great when you take a chance and prove some of the bad reviews wrong. Cheers

Glad you're liking it. We use a gopro hero 11 on nightlapse mode. Connected to a power bank. Thanks for the support.

Thanks Carolyn. We only stayed 2 nights, but we could definitely have spent another one there. There were quite a few reviews about the noisy birds, but we really enjoyed it. At least there's one less carp ruining the river. Thanks again, until next time...

It was pretty yum. Thanks.

Thanks heaps. We've been working on our style. Glad you like it.

By the way, we'll be upping our coffee game in the near future.

@@ontheroadaustralia nothing like a real coffee!

Thanks. The stars are amazing out that way.

Thanks a lot. Can't say how busy it gets, there weren't many other campers when we were there. All the best, hope you have a nice stay.