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Hi Guys, great video! My wife and I are looking at getting one for our big lap. Are you still using your porta bote or have you gone in a different direction?

Thank you, great videio. It would have been a hard life in the shearing shed. Very interesting.

Thanks

What a great video!

its like living like Neanderthals going backwards--- ill keep my cassette, this is 50 times the work--- no hygiene at all and a filthy thing to do in van--

does the dish store flat at the top of box? What about the stand? Does a Gen3 take require much smaller box despite larger footprint?

I’ve seen a few people with them on the ocean. Pretty crazy, but we need crazy people to test the limits of things.😊 Thank you for the video. Be careful with those crocs!!!

Was wondering where you got the cover for the bote from. Thanks

Found this very interesting. Beautiful old homestead. 😊

Beautiful Warrumbungles, thanks for sharing this fabulous vid! Great work guys, loved it. 🥰

Great vid. ya use FREE music ?? what songs have you used in this clip ?

Being an employee of WaterNSW I am very impressed with your knowledge of the lake system and your presentation. The grape industry suffered as you mentioned not from water management but from the Menindee variety being grown in other regions allowing them to bring the produce to market in the same early timeframe from my understanding and not so much a lack of water.

Another great video, thanks for sharing.

Nice, thanks

Beautiful lake . We just came back from broken Hill to Hill n while staying in broken Hill on last Sunday we planned to go to mendiee Lake for fishing but .. may be next time. Thank for update.

You made hard work of the removal. For anyone else doing it, you only need to remove 6 screws from the base, 4 of which are under the covers on each side. Then lift it off the wall bracket from inside the van and it's out. No need to remove all those small screws.

Great Vid... One Day!

We envy you guys, we have done Menindee Lakes and the surrounding area but the only water we saw was at Copi Hollow. Even the Darling River wasn’t flowing. Would love to have seen Menindee Lakes as you have witnessed. There wasn’t even a puddle to be seen when we visited, I think it was about 2014. Great Video!!

after all the rain out there i thought the roads would be a nightmare

Enjoying the video series. Good job, and perfect timing as we're planning to do the Darling River run in a couple of weeks time. It would be handy/interesting if you could give a bit of a review of the road conditions along the way, as we will also be towing a van.... looks like it's mainly bitumen so far. Really like the drone photography/video. What drone are you using, as this is something I've been thinking of getting in to as well.

Great vid. Lots of info... One Day...

great video well done!

We're doing this run with the kids later in the year, thanks for the info!

We mounted our paper towel holder vertically so it doesnt come off - a regular rubber band stops it coming unrolled

We take the paper towel off while travelling

Use a peg to hold the end in place

Comment for the algorithm. But that was a good vid. Cheers

What poles did you use and were did you get the fittings for the top?

As well as the larger capacity, I like the simplicity of the Natures Head compared with having an electric motor to move the agitator on the Ogo. That's one more thing which could fail.

Greeat vid.. One day... gottaa do it...

Great vid and informative. We like your relaxed style. Some good shots you showed. The silo painting thing has taken off, a few here in WA too. Seems like you're having a great trip! Thanks for posting, see ya next time. Cheers, Don and Peta

Looks good on the Murray.We have only seen it at Albury during our Tassie trips over the years.❤

Nice footage of the trip.Big cheers from both of us.❤

Done a good together

Great Vid... One Day...

I completely understand. We are only weekend warriors but my husband had]s just had a stroke so in unable to drive so if we want to continue our adventures it’s up to me which is a little daunting. Wish me luck.

Got you as a suggestion, seems alright. Subbed and will watch a few more. Cheers guys

We are very fortunate here in Victoria to go camping up on the Murray for free. horseshoe Bend is not a bad camping ground, and keep exploring. You'll find heaps better. Thanks for video.

if youre heading west along the murray, google search glenos camp on goog maps, youll see it, near cohuna.. my fave camp. check it... gleno.

Looked like an amzing trip - great spot, thanks for sharing

Good video Sharon and Pete. We wouldn’t be without ours. A couple of observations. We like the different approach to hydrating the brick. It certainly is easier than breaking it up dry by hand. Given that your ensuite is fairly tight, why not take the whole unit out in two pieces. It would certainly be easier than working in such a confined space. That’s the way I handle ours. Very easy and not too heavy that way. Interesting that you leave a bit of compost behind as an activator. We use the supplied liquid for activation. What’s gonna happen with the hole in the wall? Excellent info!

Looks like a lot of work, I think we will stick to our chemical toilet. Thanks for the vid

Great video...

Great work there. I must go and see it

Luv water dynamics low-pressure back swirl.

Awesome watch, thanks for sharing 😊

Great Vid ... One day.....

The first time I’ve seen one of your videos! Just amazing! I’m hoping that I’ll be able to do this too but have a lot to learn about camping/4x4 driving. Where were the other extreme destinations on your bucket list you mentioned? Cheers

Thank you very much for this video. I am doing exactly the same, even buying the same brand items as you guys have. Just to confirm - you use this set up whether you're off grid or on powered sites, with the inverter doing its job in either case. I like this idea because then I don't have to bother with power cords at all, just use the anderson plug to run it all through the caravan's battery.

Just beautiful, loved it!!🥰