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😅 yeah, he shoots in when you open the fridge to keep cool. That's Sammy, the rescue Penang kitten so I think he knows a good home when he sees one

Gembira anda menyukainya! 😀

Thank you for the awesome cats 😻

Thanks ☺️

Aww, thanks ☺️, so glad you’re enjoying our videos! We fell in love with South Australia and Adelaide, we don’t know why it gets so much bad press? Also loved going to Shilow Hills campground near Ironbark to see Koalas for the first time ❤️ Hopefully coming back to Adelaide early next year… 😁

👋Glad you're coming along for the ride 😀 We also do housesitting and travel videos too, we're about a year behind in our videos so plenty too come 😂 Our Instagram and Facebook page are up to date though, currently in Penang doing a housesit for four cats 😻 I saw you left a comment on the last Bibbullmun video but I didn't get to read the whole thing and can't find it now? Howie

Yes, I’ve just discovered the world of Crocs and I agree! I’ve recently started thinking about another E2E, maybe next year 🤔

@@Robyx18 Hi, sorry unable to answer your question at the moment because we’re in Penang for another month and the bikes are in Australia 😁

Not sure which lighter you're referring to? Let me know which video its in and I'll refresh my fading memory and let you know 😃

@@TheMuseumofUs I can't remember which vid either, but I think I've worked out it must have been some kind of butane lighter? Anyway, it's all good. I'll just be taking a little mini lighter. :)

Beautiful sentiment, thanks. Great timing - we've just been spending time in & around Denmark and reminiscing. Hoping to see Bob next week, in fact. Hope your back is doing well now, and would love to hear about your progress on the beautiful Bib. Let us know if you need help with a food drop or something. We're nomadic but in WA from September on. One step and one 'day hike' at a time... On on!

@@TheMuseumofUs Thanks guys! Yes, in the throngs of planning which is no mean feat! This will be my first thru hike, so nothing like throwing myself in the deep end! x

Thanks for watching. Are you starting north or south?

@@TheMuseumofUs N to S - like to get the hills out of the way first! Might regret that, but I'll give it a damn good go! LOL

Thank you 😁 I’m still using the first version of the DJI Mini, they’re up to version 4 now! But Droneathon (a friend named the drone 😂) is still flying strong. The drone itself is only 250grams but I carry 2 spare batteries and a power back and recharge on the rest days in towns. About 1kg in total, but if you want those shots you have to take the weight 🫠 I travel light so it balances out. Heaviest I got on the whole trip was 16kg including water and 7 days of food

Thanks 😁 no condensation as we have a vent and also a Maxxfan which can blow air in or suck air out causing through ventilation

Mmmmm, Strawberry beer 🍺

Thank you so much! We fell in love with Germany and its people on this trip and will definitely be back!

Thanks so much! 😁 Had a little time off making videos but getting back into it now, hopefully will get some more out before we travel again and have more videos to do! 😂

So do we! Don’t understand why it has a sad reputation?!

Thank you so much! I’ve only got a couple of episodes of your Camino left to watch, is she going to make it!?! You have done so well to go back and try again after your first attempt 👏👏👏😁

@TheMuseumofUs awww thank you! It was terrifying to try again but im so glad I did! 😊

Thank you, missing these two already 😻

It looks like it but not really … not sure what the seat at the back is for? I don’t think the tire would handle it 🤷‍♂️

This is a issue but we manage to tie up through the wheels or wrapping the lock around a couple of times to make it shorter. Also when we can, we’ll take the battery and sometimes the seat as well to make the bike less appealing to thieves

They are! Amazingly Pepi, the grey one who plays the most in the video, hid from us for the first week!

Hi, it rattles a bit but you can add a small piece of rubber mat under the battery to stop any noise. They are fun bikes to have and we get around on them alot but we think of them as ' a scooter with a seat'. 😁

We’re so glad you enjoy our videos, and we’re more than happy for you to link to any of them 😁

It was so clear and so many fishies 🐠

Yeah, don’t think we’re high on UA-cam’s priorities 😂 Thanks for watching and hope you enjoy the new videos. We will go silent again until Dec as we’re in Europe and have just started the Camino del Norte in Spain today! Will be updating regularly on our Instgram and Facebook Cheers 👍

Thanks Roger, we’ve just landed in England, see you in a couple of weeks!

Thank you 😊 It is an amazing place

Hi Dan, I think you should be able to sleep across a Transit, we’re 5’6ish and we can sleep across albeit a tight fit 😁 It does free up a bit more for space in the rest of the van. Might depend on what year your Transit is add to how wide it is. Also if you can raise your bed to the widest part of the van that will help. Happy to answer any other questions, good luck with your van, Howie 😁

It really was!

I reckon it's best to either go early in the morning to beat the tour crowds or later and find a tour that has a guide and follow them for all the good info. Have fun!

Cheers Rudi!

Wild indeed - the NT totally delivers!

Saw you were in Burgos and remember our first meeting at a cute pizza place near the cathedral ❤️ We're excitedly planning our Camino del Norte now. Seeing as we're all Camino addicts now, I don't doubt we'll meet again on the Way xx

Thanks mate 😁 Heading to Europe next month for another Camino so plenty of vids to come 🥾

I think we had a particularly bad year for mice but it’s better to prepare! We didn’t have any trouble with the hanging with fishing line method but they will chew ANYTHING that is left outside of your tent! I’m not sure what fused line is? Amazing country though, have fun

@@TheMuseumofUs Thank you! I set off next month, can't wait. I hope at some point you guys are able to return to complete the trail ☺️

@@jaalaj6610 We’re off to Spain soon to do another Camino. We really enjoy them

That’s intriguing. Are you talking about Judy?

Your end-to-end is a great idea, Jay, and your brother must have been determined and tough! We'd love to provide some trail angel support if you do go ahead and if we are in the area at the time. Please let us know

Thanks, glad you’re enjoying the videos. It’s a beautiful area, have you walked this section?

@@TheMuseumofUs Gday, I did a small walkaround in 2011 while I was doing driller training at the coal mines, unfortunately I've now gotta use a wheelchair, so, not lately :) pretty amazing how nature claims back its own, the staining on the rock walls looks fanastic, thanks again for posting this, the rock drill/blast was done 1988 and 1989 and the whole job completed late 1990 so the excavation is now 34 years old, the closest big trees were totally stripped of leaves and small twigs from the blasting (VERY hard rock) and they have regrown beautifully, The excavated rock was used on the upstream dam face, blanket drain and downstream toe weighting. One of our biggest blasts caused cracks in the Premier Hotel where a lot of us were staying, a friday so we got a great reception from the owner when we rolled up for after work drinkies :), the Geo engineers deduced the shock front had followed the river valley for nearly 12 kays. overall the Harris dam project was one of the most fun jobs I've ever been on, 2 years, great crew that I'm still mates with, huge pay and quite a few friendly local ladies was a bonus :). all the best, Dave B

This is so interesting to read! Thanks for sharing your experience - it gives another way to see the place

@@TheMuseumofUs Glad you liked the history, if you go there again could you please do another drone video with a closeup of both sides of the rockwalls ?, Thanks again :)

Thanks Ray, glad you’re enjoying the videos! We also walked the Camino in Spain and came across 2 public toilets in over 800kms of walking!😂