I love this series. I've skipped the last few "tough track" episodes because there's only so much limiter-bashing tyre spinning I can take, but I am happily watching every single Off Grid episode. It's like AuSolo with friends.
Thank you Graham and Crew for showcasing what is rarely advertiesed in Oz, It certainly is a land of contrasts but watching this episode with its magical red colours, strikingly beautiful against the green hues after the rain, just does something to this Old Aussie's soul. Starkly beautiful, amazingly striking, the landscape brings a sense of peace just looking at it! You all are out their alone and being part of nature, what a thrill. I am sure that scenes like this would put fear into the less faint hearted whom would dwell on the fact that you are far from a major town, but to me the more I see this sort of stuff, the more I want to share the experience with just myself, madness to do that of course, but the thought of being a speck of this awesome piece of dirt could be so overwhelming if you just didn't soak up that experience and let it filter into your unconscious self, this sort of journey may only happen once in your life, I hope I just that get that one chance to experience it all. Really enjoyed this video, my highlight in your series so far Graham, thanks mate. 😊
Really appreciate you taking the time to write up this comment mate - thank you. Glad you loved this one, and we're stoked to share it with everyone! More to come 👍
I think we can all confidently say that Mr cahill is the David Attenborough of Australian exploration! I love and appreciate the hard work the team, the guests and most importantly the passion graham has put into this series. I bought a GU patrol last year and it’s currently a tad broken (mostly because of its age, but also because of the length of the journeys i push it to take me on) I may be broke as heck currently but series like these keep me motivated to put my head down, Save the coin, Fix the patrol and get back out into the wildness and thrive. Thanks 4wd24/7 for keeping broke four wheel drivers like me determined on touring on a budget 😝
Officially the best overland series on UA-cam in my opinion! Awesome to see the ladies being part of the crew and of course the legendary Mr. Cahill leading the gang forward. Thank you for taking us along on this journey! Cheers from Cape Town, South Africa
Totally agree, what began as rugged 4x4 adventure just developed into 4x4 trashing abuse, where on earth is the fun in that... Scenery please over STUPIDITY...
Love the off-grid episodes, it's like the show has grown up and expanded the appeal from just weekend boys trips. Well done and looking forward to the upcoming adventures.
Absolutely loving this series of 4wd 24/7, not that I don't love the rest of your content. It's such a nice change, Graham really knows and loves his Western Australia and who could blame him. Can't wait for more .
I moved to the Pilbara just earlier this year! Thank you for capturing the beauty that the Pilbara has to offer. The vast landscape and the turblent cause of mother nature! It was a fantastic watch and devo our paths did not cross! As a pilbara local THANK YOU! Come back soon!
This is THE best Offroad film on UA-cam right now. What a brilliant group to tour with, they all worked so well together in front of the camera. Well done from England
A great tip for when using the radios to check if things are clear is to state "Nothing heard" if no reply, as someone might have replied but for a reason you have not heard it, that way, they will hopefully know that there is a problem with comms and take according action. That one key might save an incident or a inconvenient reversing.
STUNNING country and oh how I LOVE this series. Like others - I am over the "tearing the tracks and vehicles up".......... THIS is what I want more of pleeeease. Thank you sooo very much Mr Cahill!!
Whether it's Graham or a 4WD script writer that pens his particular host narration, I really appreciate the G-man's flow because it just works!!! The more informative aussie wise crack articulation and professional adventurer walkabout song-desiel style in my opinion is his show standing high ground overall the 24/7 episodes (No shade on Shaun or Jocko)
Pilbra is just spectacular. Thanks for showing us some highlights.. its been on my bucketlist since I lived in Karratha as a wee lad. You guys have just highlighted how good it really is. Loving this series. Keep up the good work Team 'Off grid'.
I totally agree with you Graham. Over many years, I have lived, worked and explored the Goldfields, the Murchison and the Pilbara. One word ... awesome! Outback WA has a unique incomparable beauty, tugs on my own heart strings watching your travels .. :)
What a wonderful trip and the ability to watch this in the comfort of our home & for those of us that can only dream of an adventure.Thank you for that. Safe journey.
This says it best.. I love a sunburnt country, A land of sweeping plains, Of ragged mountain ranges, Of drought and flooding rains. I love her far horizons, I love her jewel-sea, Her beauty and her terror - The wide brown land for me!
Thank you Graham and all of the crew, including the camera crew, for such an amazing piece of work. It shows us what the real Australia is like without all of the woke city rubbish that goes on at the moment. It good to see people who respect and look after their vehicle and equipment instead of trying to trash it. Keep up the good work.
Please keep these series up. These are awesome. I have worked in amny of the remote mining towns you explore and that was the reason why i built a touring 4WD and thats coming from an east coast resident! Good work Graham!
I lived in Tom Price for 11 years owning and operating the Hardware store there. And yes I climbed Mount Nameless via a challenging walking trail which starts at the caravan park. And I've explored the Karijini National Park which in my is by far one of best gorges you'll ever experience in Australia. Yes the Pilbara is a place to visit.
I FIFO'd for 12 years and moved to Newman in June the family and I have been exploring these places. Such beautiful country after being on the east coast I'm amazed you can still go to places like these and basically have them to yourself
Hi! Graham: Haven't watched you for a while. I like this new format where you've invited the women along. It seems to me too many city raised women can't put up with bouncy rough roads, the dust and dirt, let alone the mud. I think the program is more interesting with women sharing the off-road off-grid experience. Maybe more women will watch your program now. I've known a few women who absolutely refused to go off-road. One woman had a Toyota Rav4. I invited her to go along with me, each in our own vehicle, and see some of the sights you don't see from paved roads. She refused. I asked her how her Rav4 did off-road. She said she never goes off-road. I asked if her Rav4 does have 4wd? She said yes. But the way she described the 4wd instructions in the manual - and she ended saying it seemed that 4wd system should only be used in a life and death situation. I think she was afraid of a breakdown. I bought her dinner once. She drove. It was obvious she needed some coaching on how to drive (even in a parking lot), but I didn't say anything. Yet another day I offered to take her out in my 30 year old Jeep Cherokee and I'd show her some of what she was missing. She flat said she wasn't interested in going off-road. I never found out just what she was afraid of. Being attacked, getting lost, or breaking down. I used to watch you and Shawn on 4WD 24-7 a lot. But to me you tore up the land, your vehicles too much. And you were always close to a parts store. Not very close to real life. I hope having women on the show will cut down on that kind of stuff. Happy Thanksgiving!
Helllo from the Netherlands, what an incredilble advanture you guys have shown us, I get jalouse of you guys to seen all the beauty of ones most prettiest places on earth. I wish i was the one who travel around with you. What an incredible nice part of Australia. This is i think what probably not much people have seen before and how much we have to protect this kind of nature. This is what most people wanted to do but don't dare this kind of traveling. but whit good guiding from someone who knows what is possible and what absolutly not. than it will be a great experience So keep up letting us enjoy your nice off grid camping tours ....looking forward to the next one
For that cover, drill a small hole in the bottom and in the bottom of the flange at the trailer, put a small accessory cord through each hole, tie an overhand knot, and voila! A keeper. And in case it falls off while driving, still there.
Graham it's been many years since I've been out there and I've become soft as I've gotten older and seeing those mountains brought tears to me, I need to go back soon 👍
Thank you Graham and the crew for all the hard work you'll put in to bring these breathtaking videos to us that keep us motivated. Appreciate it 👍👍👍👍👍👍
With Graham's eye for a photo, this is what he does best. He is an awesome driver, no doubt there, but sharing the beauty of the bush with us who live so far away is special. Thanks. Our Arizona desert has had so much rain this year and if you look in the right places, is not alot different than this episode. Cheers mates
I grew up in the mountains of India and have spent the last 35 years in Alaska, so I'm hard to impress, but I am impressed! This is amazing scenery! Absolutely stunning!
I've never done a water crossing. I am From Denmark.. Although, I hit a mental pothole which would be categorized as a water crossing back in my country. Wonderful country and people you guys have here. And thanks for having me :)
Mate 😎, hard to fathom but Hammersley George was my local swimming hole in 1983, while working in Tom Price. As you can imagine there wasn’t a single person to be seen in month in those days and we had the place all to ourselves. What memories 🥰, thanks for a great video 👏👏👏 Ps: I just wish I had a metal detector with me at the time 🥴 when I traveling the old railway track road to the coast which I did most weekends with a mate who went skydiving near Dampier. And wouldn’t you know it, just a few years back, someone found a few massive patches of good gold nuggets just 60k’s out of the main Hwy from Karatha. Bugger me, how nice that would have been aye 😉 Heading back to the Pilbara next year as I do every year when ever possible as the Country is just something else and holds a special place in my heart.
Good onya folks, I have been hanging for this episode and it did not disappoint, just can't get enough, your commentary is pretty darn good, keep up the good work, just love it 🇦🇺
Probably the best 4wd 24/7 video I’ve watched. Second to this would’ve been your solo mission out west a little whilst ago. Absolutely tops mate. Well done!
Karijini NP was definitely one of the many highlights of WA. I can't recall the gorge names we visited but sections you had to swim through, big pools and lots of ups and downs. Great day out aside from my buddy absolutely shredding a tyre on some metal left on the road.
Been to that secret spot you didn't make it too. Believe me you'll love it Graham. I love the Pilbara, the isolation is Deafeningly Beautiful... Cheers Mark...
Hancock Gorge, from memory a WA class 5 track. Me, sent the missus to explore that. Plenty of warning signs about how difficult it is to recover people out of there. Most desert peas we saw in one spot, whittenoom. Bee Gorge, I’m guessing you were at before that, specy👍. Hammersley, best swimming holes up stream from the main holes, little more challenging to get to, but we’ll worth the effort. kennym
Another epic episode, Graham you need to have your own TV show !!! your knowledge of this beautiful area is awesome, great filming. Fantastic overlanding. Cheers 🚙👍
Love seeing those Duratracs make things look easy. Your channel is why I went with them after many years of using another brand, and I couldn't be happier. 20k miles into them and they look new and have gotten me out of many sketchy situations. And as always, Great stuff guys!
graham on your truck i would like to see a nylon stocking on the intake scoop outside the truck and remember to install one over the filter when installing the air filter, this will help your truck breathed better , the nylon stocking make sure the fine dust doesnt get into the engine which will be like a sandblasting machine on the interal parts,
WOW, WOW, WOW, WOW, WEE. Awesome job once again by all. Absolutely loving this series and can't wait til next year when I take my family our first big caravan trip. Keep up the great work. And all of us are so jealous of what u guys are doing. Keep them coming.
Kiwi here... been to Queensland, NSW, Victoria and even South Austalia... but never yet managed to get as far as WA... Definitely a bucket list place to visit one day and will be sure to add the Pilbara region to that list! Fantastic video - loving these off-grid episodes. Now that I'm a bit older touring and over-landing is more exciting to me than the years I've spent bush and track bashing like the other content of this channel!
I love this series. I've skipped the last few "tough track" episodes because there's only so much limiter-bashing tyre spinning I can take, but I am happily watching every single Off Grid episode. It's like AuSolo with friends.
Thank you Graham and Crew for showcasing what is rarely advertiesed in Oz, It certainly is a land of contrasts but watching this episode with its magical red colours, strikingly beautiful against the green hues after the rain, just does something to this Old Aussie's soul. Starkly beautiful, amazingly striking, the landscape brings a sense of peace just looking at it! You all are out their alone and being part of nature, what a thrill. I am sure that scenes like this would put fear into the less faint hearted whom would dwell on the fact that you are far from a major town, but to me the more I see this sort of stuff, the more I want to share the experience with just myself, madness to do that of course, but the thought of being a speck of this awesome piece of dirt could be so overwhelming if you just didn't soak up that experience and let it filter into your unconscious self, this sort of journey may only happen once in your life, I hope I just that get that one chance to experience it all. Really enjoyed this video, my highlight in your series so far Graham, thanks mate. 😊
Really appreciate you taking the time to write up this comment mate - thank you. Glad you loved this one, and we're stoked to share it with everyone! More to come 👍
I think we can all confidently say that Mr cahill is the David Attenborough of Australian exploration! I love and appreciate the hard work the team, the guests and most importantly the passion graham has put into this series. I bought a GU patrol last year and it’s currently a tad broken (mostly because of its age, but also because of the length of the journeys i push it to take me on) I may be broke as heck currently but series like these keep me motivated to put my head down, Save the coin, Fix the patrol and get back out into the wildness and thrive.
Thanks 4wd24/7 for keeping broke four wheel drivers like me determined on touring on a budget 😝
Your analogy falls flat.
Brodie Moss
they should take les hiddins with them,now that would be an eppy,
Huge compliment mate - thank you!! Get that patrol back on the road and live the dream 🙌
no just no. you can't compare anyone to david attenborough. Especially not these guys c'mon!
I got a 15 page paper due in the next couple hours and yet I know what I'll be doing for the next 45 minutes.
Exactly
Respect
Man of priorities I see!
I LOVE IT!
Your a good man
Good man
This is the content of which Graham belongs making.
Officially the best overland series on UA-cam in my opinion! Awesome to see the ladies being part of the crew and of course the legendary Mr. Cahill leading the gang forward. Thank you for taking us along on this journey! Cheers from Cape Town, South Africa
OMG what a great episode. Stunning scenery, great touring. Absolutely loving this format where you are touring not trashing!!!
Thanks mate, glad you loved it as much as we did!
@@4WD247 west is best graham this looks like south west US Utah
Totally agree, what began as rugged 4x4 adventure just developed into 4x4 trashing abuse, where on earth is the fun in that... Scenery please over STUPIDITY...
Great production Graham you are the No1 for 4x4 adventure shows in Australia. I love and appreciate the hard work of your entire team.
Love the off-grid episodes, it's like the show has grown up and expanded the appeal from just weekend boys trips.
Well done and looking forward to the upcoming adventures.
Thanks mate! Plenty more to come.
Absolutely loving this series of 4wd 24/7, not that I don't love the rest of your content. It's such a nice change, Graham really knows and loves his Western Australia and who could blame him. Can't wait for more .
I moved to the Pilbara just earlier this year! Thank you for capturing the beauty that the Pilbara has to offer. The vast landscape and the turblent cause of mother nature! It was a fantastic watch and devo our paths did not cross!
As a pilbara local THANK YOU! Come back soon!
Just love this Off Grid format....going where travelers would love to go.......another great episode.......love...love it....
Pilbara is amazing, I was a teacher in Newman for 3 years, Kalgans pool was the local and Weeliwooli was even better.
This is THE best Offroad film on UA-cam right now. What a brilliant group to tour with, they all worked so well together in front of the camera. Well done from England
Stuck in the middle of nowhere due to rain... that sounds like a fantastic day, wish I was there with my kids. Those are the days you never forget.
6:10 When Steph yelled "my god this is so cool!" Harley is a lucky man.. She's a keeper mate.. God speed everyone.
A great tip for when using the radios to check if things are clear is to state "Nothing heard" if no reply, as someone might have replied but for a reason you have not heard it, that way, they will hopefully know that there is a problem with comms and take according action. That one key might save an incident or a inconvenient reversing.
To much talking and screaming
@@ColoMech you better explain what you are referring to?
STUNNING country and oh how I LOVE this series. Like others - I am over the "tearing the tracks and vehicles up".......... THIS is what I want more of pleeeease. Thank you sooo very much Mr Cahill!!
Thank god, this show is just what I’ve been looking for. If I see Coffs tough tracks one more time. Keep them coming pleeeeeeese. 👌
Ol' Graham is the type of guy that will hold 2 candles and have a cheer about him.
Whether it's Graham or a 4WD script writer that pens his particular host narration, I really appreciate the G-man's flow because it just works!!! The more informative aussie wise crack articulation and professional adventurer walkabout song-desiel style in my opinion is his show standing high ground overall the 24/7 episodes (No shade on Shaun or Jocko)
I can 100% confirm he's just like that. No scripts here. Not needed.
It's all Graham mate - pure Cahill magic!
So true, the only one I've seen do it better is that Canadian? guy that used to be on 4wdTV (can't remember his name).
Have to say I wholeheartedly agree with Grahams sandal choice. Comfortable, breathable, stylish and versatile choice
Pilbra is just spectacular. Thanks for showing us some highlights.. its been on my bucketlist since I lived in Karratha as a wee lad. You guys have just highlighted how good it really is. Loving this series. Keep up the good work Team 'Off grid'.
I totally agree with you Graham. Over many years, I have lived, worked and explored the Goldfields, the Murchison and the Pilbara. One word ... awesome! Outback WA has a unique incomparable beauty, tugs on my own heart strings watching your travels .. :)
What a wonderful trip and the ability to watch this in the comfort of our home & for those of us that can only dream of an adventure.Thank you for that. Safe journey.
This says it best..
I love a sunburnt country,
A land of sweeping plains,
Of ragged mountain ranges,
Of drought and flooding rains.
I love her far horizons,
I love her jewel-sea,
Her beauty and her terror -
The wide brown land for me!
Half way through the episode, and already one of my all time favourites, well done team!
Doesn’t get better than this. Loving Graham’s stuff. Thanks for showing all of this touring!
Thank you Graham and all of the crew, including the camera crew, for such an amazing piece of work. It shows us what the real Australia is like without all of the woke city rubbish that goes on at the moment. It good to see people who respect and look after their vehicle and equipment instead of trying to trash it. Keep up the good work.
I've not had a trip like this in a couple of years now. After watching this series... Holy hell do I need another
My eyes are getting greener by the minute.... what a trip!
This just keeps getting better and better Grahame. Keep it up.
Thanks, will do!
All the hard tracks you guys do and I think these trip videos are heaps better in so many ways. 👌👌👌
Graham you are hooked to our amazing landscapes.
Thanks for the stunning scenery and bringing back memories of my time in the Pilbara.
Of all the overlanding channels this is the best.
Just luving these off grid videos with Graham and his mates. Who knew 24/7 could get even better than before!!
Please keep these series up. These are awesome. I have worked in amny of the remote mining towns you explore and that was the reason why i built a touring 4WD and thats coming from an east coast resident! Good work Graham!
I lived in Tom Price for 11 years owning and operating the Hardware store there. And yes I climbed Mount Nameless via a challenging walking trail which starts at the caravan park. And I've explored the Karijini National Park which in my is by far one of best gorges you'll ever experience in Australia. Yes the Pilbara is a place to visit.
I FIFO'd for 12 years and moved to Newman in June the family and I have been exploring these places. Such beautiful country after being on the east coast I'm amazed you can still go to places like these and basically have them to yourself
So good to see some ladies on this blokey channel. Touring with my wife is the best. Love it.
I love these videos puts a smile on my face to watch people go 4wd and have fun with friends
Spotted the Bush Chook, that's the correct choice for the Pilbara 😂
Hi! Graham: Haven't watched you for a while. I like this new format where you've invited the women along. It seems to me too many city raised women can't put up with bouncy rough roads, the dust and dirt, let alone the mud. I think the program is more interesting with women sharing the off-road off-grid experience. Maybe more women will watch your program now.
I've known a few women who absolutely refused to go off-road. One woman had a Toyota Rav4. I invited her to go along with me, each in our own vehicle, and see some of the sights you don't see from paved roads. She refused. I asked her how her Rav4 did off-road. She said she never goes off-road. I asked if her Rav4 does have 4wd? She said yes. But the way she described the 4wd instructions in the manual - and she ended saying it seemed that 4wd system should only be used in a life and death situation. I think she was afraid of a breakdown.
I bought her dinner once. She drove. It was obvious she needed some coaching on how to drive (even in a parking lot), but I didn't say anything. Yet another day I offered to take her out in my 30 year old Jeep Cherokee and I'd show her some of what she was missing. She flat said she wasn't interested in going off-road.
I never found out just what she was afraid of. Being attacked, getting lost, or breaking down.
I used to watch you and Shawn on 4WD 24-7 a lot. But to me you tore up the land, your vehicles too much. And you were always close to a parts store. Not very close to real life.
I hope having women on the show will cut down on that kind of stuff.
Happy Thanksgiving!
Have lived and worked for 15 years in the pilbara. Recently moved from there and I miss it so much. It gets in your blood, in your veins
Loving the new direction of the show, well done Graham and team!
These off grid eps are by far the best content on the channel 🤘
Helllo from the Netherlands, what an incredilble advanture you guys have shown us, I get jalouse of you guys to seen all the beauty of ones most prettiest places on earth. I wish i was the one who travel around with you. What an incredible nice part of Australia. This is i think what probably not much people have seen before and how much we have to protect this kind of nature. This is what most people wanted to do but don't dare this kind of traveling. but whit good guiding from someone who knows what is possible and what absolutly not. than it will be a great experience
So keep up letting us enjoy your nice off grid camping tours ....looking forward to the next one
Love watching you and all the stuff you present good on ya boys
This fills the hole that top gear left behind. It's a bit slower but its brilliant and absolutely entertaining. Planning an Aussie trip soon!
For that cover, drill a small hole in the bottom and in the bottom of the flange at the trailer, put a small accessory cord through each hole, tie an overhand knot, and voila! A keeper. And in case it falls off while driving, still there.
Graham it's been many years since I've been out there and I've become soft as I've gotten older and seeing those mountains brought tears to me, I need to go back soon 👍
Looks like Tazzy is going to be another epic episode. Can't wait
Thank you Graham and the crew for all the hard work you'll put in to bring these breathtaking videos to us that keep us motivated. Appreciate it 👍👍👍👍👍👍
With Graham's eye for a photo, this is what he does best. He is an awesome driver, no doubt there, but sharing the beauty of the bush with us who live so far away is special. Thanks. Our Arizona desert has had so much rain this year and if you look in the right places, is not alot different than this episode. Cheers mates
I grew up in the mountains of India and have spent the last 35 years in Alaska, so I'm hard to impress, but I am impressed! This is amazing scenery! Absolutely stunning!
Graham is unique and that is what it is.
Another ripper of an episode legends loved every inch of this one.
That country is definitely gods country ❤🧡
I've never done a water crossing. I am From Denmark.. Although, I hit a mental pothole which would be categorized as a water crossing back in my country. Wonderful country and people you guys have here. And thanks for having me :)
Mate 😎, hard to fathom but Hammersley George was my local swimming hole in 1983, while working in Tom Price.
As you can imagine there wasn’t a single person to be seen in month in those days and we had the place all to ourselves. What memories 🥰, thanks for a great video 👏👏👏
Ps: I just wish I had a metal detector with me at the time 🥴 when I traveling the old railway track road to the coast which I did most weekends with a mate who went skydiving near Dampier.
And wouldn’t you know it, just a few years back, someone found a few massive patches of good gold nuggets just 60k’s out of the main Hwy from Karatha.
Bugger me, how nice that would have been aye 😉
Heading back to the Pilbara next year as I do every year when ever possible as the Country is just something else and holds a special place in my heart.
The amazing scenery made it worthwhile watching!!! Please Graham, make these Ausolo!!
Good onya folks, I have been hanging for this episode and it did not disappoint, just can't get enough, your commentary is pretty darn good, keep up the good work, just love it 🇦🇺
This is real and indelible fun guys…enjoy!!
ABSOLUTLY love this please keep doing this style of 4wd graham as a presenter your brilliant
Probably the best 4wd 24/7 video I’ve watched. Second to this would’ve been your solo mission out west a little whilst ago.
Absolutely tops mate. Well done!
Graham is the OG frother on nature as a 4wd explorer. These are some wicked shows, makes me keen to go over and go wandering around Aussie
Graham, your enthusiasm is brilliant!
18:22 cool to see the old camera car chugging on 👌up the pooey 😎
I think I'm in love with Western Aussie. Absolutely spectacular.
Karijini NP was definitely one of the many highlights of WA. I can't recall the gorge names we visited but sections you had to swim through, big pools and lots of ups and downs. Great day out aside from my buddy absolutely shredding a tyre on some metal left on the road.
Scenery and nature is unbelievable.
That new episode in Tasmania!!!! That looks killer ! Big fan from California 💯🙏🏼
This is by far the best series ever 👏
Really enjoying the off grid shows keep it up.
im very impressed by this region. i had no idea it was so mountainous. very inspiring countryside. thank you for showing this.
Yeah, Baby! Champion, Baby!
Loving these episodes! And good on ya Steph for taking on your first crossing with a van in tow!
That gorge camp-site is legit. Also shauno in the preview for the next video 😱
Drove past Steph and Harley on the old k-town freeway on Wednesday. Nearly crashed my car rubbernecking to see if it was them😂😂
Been to that secret spot you didn't make it too. Believe me you'll love it Graham. I love the Pilbara, the isolation is Deafeningly Beautiful...
Cheers Mark...
I hope this series doesn't end. If it does, can there be another one done, please? I love the series so much
Yes yes more like this too! I love seeing the beautiful Australian outdoors. :)
Brilliant to see you guys out making us jealous. Have a brilliant trip.
Enjoyed the Ep team, truely an epic and under visited part of this great country. I would also love to see a rig rundown on the Colorado Harley!
Graham, I’m watching the whole of grid series and riding down everywhere you’re going and where we must go
I would like to thank those denim shorts for my continued enjoyment of this channel
Easily one of my favorite series! Keep it up guys! Great stuff!
Hancock Gorge, from memory a WA class 5 track. Me, sent the missus to explore that. Plenty of warning signs about how difficult it is to recover people out of there. Most desert peas we saw in one spot, whittenoom. Bee Gorge, I’m guessing you were at before that, specy👍. Hammersley, best swimming holes up stream from the main holes, little more challenging to get to, but we’ll worth the effort.
kennym
Another epic episode, Graham you need to have your own TV show !!! your knowledge of this beautiful area is awesome, great filming. Fantastic overlanding. Cheers 🚙👍
He does, it's called 4wd24-7!
Haha you got it Cybermat - we're already watching it!
@@4WD247
I'm talking about commercial TV👍
Love seeing those Duratracs make things look easy. Your channel is why I went with them after many years of using another brand, and I couldn't be happier. 20k miles into them and they look new and have gotten me out of many sketchy situations. And as always, Great stuff guys!
graham on your truck i would like to see a nylon stocking on the intake scoop outside the truck and remember to install one over the filter when installing the air filter, this will help your truck breathed better , the nylon stocking make sure the fine dust doesnt get into the engine which will be like a sandblasting machine on the interal parts,
WOW, WOW, WOW, WOW, WEE. Awesome job once again by all. Absolutely loving this series and can't wait til next year when I take my family our first big caravan trip. Keep up the great work. And all of us are so jealous of what u guys are doing. Keep them coming.
As always, our feet are itching.Thanks for a cracking episode. Hubby and I can't wait to do Karajini with our mates... 🥳
Absolutely epic adventure.... Two thumbs up
Love you boys and places u go you put all the other 4x4 shows to a day care center keep it up
Thanks mate, means a lot!
The off grid episodes are epic!
Harley is winning life.
Absolutely stunning thank you for sharing this with us Graham
Kiwi here... been to Queensland, NSW, Victoria and even South Austalia... but never yet managed to get as far as WA... Definitely a bucket list place to visit one day and will be sure to add the Pilbara region to that list! Fantastic video - loving these off-grid episodes. Now that I'm a bit older touring and over-landing is more exciting to me than the years I've spent bush and track bashing like the other content of this channel!
Love this series and the addition of this style content to your channel.
this is the kind of life i love and really wish to have