Appreciate that you stopped by that potential camp site and picked up the rubbish. It's absolutely disgusting how some people leave their campsites littered with rubbish. The current culture of Aussie 4x4 camping needs a serious overhaul because it is way to common to pull up to a campsite or along side a track and just see pieces of rubbish laying around. If we don't change our ways, it wouldn't surprise me to see some sort of camping restriction/ban put in place due to how poorly people are treating the wilderness. Some people need to do better, but thank you for making the world a slightly cleaner place 😁
Thank the "gentle" parents that wanna be their friends and not parents 🤦♂️ we do have some young people that have common sense/respect etc like this legands! But its rare
I’m in my mid fifties and I think the 20 something’s are actually far better at looking after our countryside than al lot of my generation and everything in between. Well done on cleaning up.
Cleaning up litter (left by uneducated grubs) and highlighting your respect for the beautiful places we are currently privileged to be permitted to camp was fantastic. You are leading opinions and educating people in the 4WD community. You are making a difference. Kudos to you!
My my, you young fellas arrived in our homebase, so good to see. The bridle track of today is a far cry from prior to the rockfall in 2010, it took Bathurst Regional Council a frigging long time to get their act together, but 13 years later it was finally reopened. The whole route was slowly updated as part of the reopening. The old Monaghans Bluff was the narrowest, highest, portion of track and that's where the rock fall occured. Prior to council amalgamation the previous council responsible (Evans Shire) would have rectified the situation immediately as they'd done in the past, unfortunately the new Regional Council refused to take responsibility for track works, claiming it wasn't in their zone, drips, you've just acquired it through amalgamation. What you may not have been aware of, you began on the Turon River from Hill End but further along the water flow changed direction as you'd past by the end of the Turon, it terminates where it flows into the Macquarie River coming from Bathurst, you're actually viewing the Macquarie from the new bypass lookout. The junction point of the rivers can be observed from a clearing immediately out of the huge rock cutting you'd passed through. Patty, you didn't have to return along the bridle track to get to Bathurst providing the Macquarie wasn't in flood, to retain access to residents council upgraded a trail from Root Hogg Crossing to Bathurst, haha, initially on private land, the land owner waited until he had a glorious new road, then blocked it off to public, took council to court and won, hence council had to contruct a whole new route including fencing bypassing land owners property to access Bathurst. Oh the money spent initially, then court costs, then a second new road, council could have bypassed Monaghans Bluff twice over initially, if it wasn't so ludicrous you'd laugh. On the litter front, well done but unfortunately it's probably already littered again, bloody grubs just expect mummy to come by and clean up after them as she does at home. Most just don't recognise they're doing anything wrong. I'm always dousing unattended camp fires when passing along trail, if I have space, tske rubbish also, but alas, return a fortnight after and it's just the same. The newer dual cab utes mustn't have carrying capacity anymore, can only take unregistered bikes, carts etc. home, no room for the rubbish they generate, idiots. Regards, Wealie.
People need to appreciate and respect the nature by not littering at the camp sites. I feel frustrated seeing rubbish left by campers. We need to take responsibility and ownership of our own rubbish. Thank you Aussie Arvos for the doing the right thing. I hope people will see what you do and do the right thing. The video was informative and fun to watch. 👍
I randomly went out to my favourite spot on earth and some grub left a broken camp chair. I stopped to grab it just cause I couldn’t go past. Because I took the extra 5mins out of my time, I was able to meet both Liam and Patrick as they were heading out there after the Fraser trip got to wet. Long story short, don’t be a shit cunt and pick up rubbish and life rewards u
Great show I enjoyed my mum was born in the goldfields at Ophir in 1927 so this area around Hill End brings back memories we live off off the grid in the bush and love the outdoors done a lot of off road driving in my 74 years high country and beaches so good luck in your travels good to see young fellas having a go keep up the good work.
Congratulations on making one of the best Australian 4WD or 4WD touring vidoes ever. Seriously, that is an awesome vid.. Adventure, fun, history, comradery, beautiful scenery, adventure cooking 😆.... Really well filmed and produced...
Well done boys! I did the Bridle Track with my daughter two weeks ago and was appalled by the rubbish being left behind. We collected 3 full bags of other people's stuff. Bloody disgrace. Having said that, Council could also help by collecting the wrecked cars which have been dumped (Hogg Root Crossing + one in the river itself further up) as it it almost signals for others to dump their broken awnings and what not.
Thanks a lot boys for once again showing us that off roading isnt just smash and bash that seems to be the trend these days. Most of your trips are within the grasp of most people with an average 4x4 and camping gear. There is so much to see in our country and you fellas are showing us just how easy it is to get out there without all the expensive accessories that we think we need. Also love the easy recipies you fellas present to us. Also honest on whose original recipies they are but showing your spin on them. Well done Cheers.....Pete
Top quality Aussie young blokes and good on you for taking the litter. Australia is the best place on earth and deserves more people like you blokes, Cheers!
Absolute respect for how you guys treat and respect this land. And it’s quite easy to see that you guys ain’t doing it for the likes. It’s actually genuine. Hope more people will watch and start doing it! ❤
Incredible video guys. Appreciate seeing you leave a site better than you found it. If we all had the same mentality our camp lives would be a little better for everyone
20:30 you guys were great before and even more so now for having done that and spreading the message that this kind of behaviour isn't ok. well done lads
What a couple of nice young blokes out there restoring faith in humanity! Top job cleaning up that mess others left behind. I've never bought back that amount of others' trash but also clean up mess that I find along the way and go with the idea of making the bush cleaner than how I find it. Keep up the great work and videos!
286kg of gold!!! Wowsers! I did a quick calculation, and in today's money, that nugget would be worth approximately $3,072,212.00. Love camping along the Bridle Track and Macquarie River. Great work on the chicken. 👍
$33,524,970 it would be approx at gold being $3,646 a Troy ounce which equates that nugget being 9195.11 Troy ounce. Troy ounce are used to weigh precious gems and metals.
Love the exploring content! Life hack for crispy cooking - get a rack to drip the chicken rather than paper towel. The paper towel will basically steam the coating as it’s cooling and make it soggy ✌️😎
Loved the vid boys. My wife and I were there a couple weeks ago on a trip from Brissie. Loved it. As well as The Bridle Track, Hill End, Sofala we also camped a couple nights at Glen Davis camp ground. About 30 mins from the Capertee pub up against the Gardens of Stone Conservation area. Cool camp ground with free showers and toilets and very interesting history of the old Shale Oil refinery and ruins. Put that one on your list next time you visit.
You want to increase your warmth around the campfire. Old wollen blanket made into a cloak. Who cares what it looks like as long as you are warm. You can throw on bed to warm it up. Baby nappy pins. Check on UA-cam. Tip 2: Make a gas stove wind break. Put it at the back of the campfire. When it heats up, it becomes a chimney and throws the heat back.
You chaps are awesome👍👍👍cleaning up after those lazy C….. I really enjoy your fourby exploits combined with local history , in this great country for all of us to experience and appreciate and keep it clean and tidy. Well done!!
Loving the the edit style...going pro!! Just look at the views!! Super cool story... Ps. I slip a sheet cut off from thermal wall building insulation under my swag matress...the foil and foam stuff( approx 9mm) to stop the cold creeping up into the swag during winter. Enjoy the touring.
Good on you for cleaning up. I followed a group of Lebs out that way leaving a trail of garbage bags through the bush, I couldn't believe they would do that.
Bloody love that you stopped to pick up "SOMEONE ELSES" rubbish!!! You didn't have too, but you did. It's things like this that will shut us out 😞 People please pick up after yourselves, it really not that hard. One of my biggest pet hates out there! Enjoy your travels fellas 🙂
Nice work gents. Its good you've done Bridal Track now, as I feel with its increased in popularity, it will start to deteriorate, and sadly this also means more campers/4WDer with bad behaviour will use it. It's disappointing to see how much more rubbish is being left behind lately. In the past two years I've gone there, I've always had to clean the camp sites I've been on due to poor behaviour of others. From bottle/cans on firepit, bottle caps & plastics. C'mon peeps, leave it better than you found it. Good onya for cleaning up what you can. ✊👍
Awesome seeing you guys doing the tracks we did as kids. Passing the torch hey. Watching you guys grow up from kids to adults and grow and mature and gain so many skills has been awesome. Won’t be long till you all are taking your kids out on these adventures.
Good on you for collecting rubbish. I hate seeing it in the bush too but picking up other people's shit (literally sometimes) is better than trying to drive past or trying to forget about it. Thanks for sharing
Awesome to see guys I’ve been following for a while cruising on my home tracks. As for the rubbish, as far as I know a lot of the areas along the bridle track is still privately owned. We have lost access to a few places out this way because people would dump gazebos and rubbish on leaving camp. Hopefully the mindset of leaving these beautiful places filthy starts to change soon before they are all gone.
On this topic, I had good results using kefir yoghurt, when there was no buttermilk. Also, it's better with a dash of allspice or chinese five spice. More is not better so use caution. If you can identify it in the finished product, it was too much.
Good job cleaning up the rubbish left by PIGS. One statement you made was we always eat better here than home and that is so true, it always tastes better when your in the bush camping. Great series guys, it was nice meeting you at Dargo pub / camping ground.
Just stumbled across this Channel. Bloody ripper. There seems to be a point where commercialisation takes over these travelling channels and it’s like watching an exploring plug and play for the sponsors and less about the actual environments.
I was out that way a few weeks ago and it's absolutely beautiful! It sucks that we have to clean up after those who don't respect our country. These are pigs that were bred, born and raised here and still don't appreciate it! Thank you your efforts boys!
Awesome trip guys , and a fantastic video, loved the way you guys presented that one . Unfortunately there is a lot of people that think its ok to leave there campsite disgusting and also going to the toilet next to the river , who thinks thats ok 🤦♂️? But we will never understand that element of people and a big thanks for getting in there and cleaning up what you could that’s awesome 👍👍.
Great videos guys. Such a beautiful place within NSW. Thank you for stopping to take the time to clean up after the grubs out there. Those people should be ashamed and are who contribute to places being closed off.
Bloody easy track to drive the new section is fantastic. Some excellent crossings as well. We have seen cars doing the track when it's dry and the river level is low. That's one thing we hate as well when people leave there rubbish everywhere.
You guys missed the best part of the Turon, wallaby rocks to coles bridge track. I’ve done it over a dozen times. It never gets old and is always different with the changing river bed. Highly recommend!!
awesome video guys !! great to set a good example to others about picking up other peoples rubbish.... disgusting for people to leave that kind of rubbish behind, great stuff...
Always appreciate the effort Liam puts into cooking up so amazing food. You boys really go all out. Great to see. Greetings from South Africa, really love your channels content.
Seeing you guys clean up that camp site that others had left in a disgusting mess, made me instantly like and subscribe your channel. Well done fellas for setting such a great example for your viewers.
Great clip as always guys. I love the area out around Sofala and Hill End, been out there a heap of times and I’m looking forward to going back again soon. I wanted to do the bridal track for a long time now, however, just waiting for all the hype to die down as it’s not long reopened. And yes, unfortunately a minority of grubs wreck it for all by leaving their rubbish behind for the decent people to pick up after them. I just camped in Marrangaroo National Park and spent 1/2 of the first day there cleaning up after other parasites, it really makes my blood boil, and it’s hard not to rant about it because it’s something I’m so passionate about. Keep up the good work, I love your stuff, well done 👍🤜🤛
Awesome content and fantastic seeing you guys caring about the way some people leave their campsites. I do it for a living, the lack of care and respect some have for their surroundings really saddens me. I live by the Boy Scout moto: Take nothing but photos, leave nothing but tracks
Nugget would be worth $33,524,970 approx, at gold being $3,646 a Troy ounce which equates that nugget being 9195.11 Troy ounce. Troy ounce are used to weigh precious gems and metals.
Monaghan's Bluff, that was a hair raising bit! Flash Back.... Back in the 90's, drove the bridle track from Bathurst to Hill End.... In an old Holden Kingswood (HK).. Around the same time, an aunt and uncle followed us out to Bruinbun, in an old Toyota Corona. Today, everyone believes you need a 4x4 to drive any track that's dirt.. 😅🤦♂️
Here is a little hack with the blower. If it has a progressive trigger then get a hose clamp and wack it around the trigger and now you can dail in exactly how much air you want for your fire
The name of the trail is derived from the word bridle, referring to the horse livery and the track generally distinguished it from a road or carriageway; a common term used from the mid-1800s to describe the many foot worn trails that developed between towns and villages by walkers and horses.
A blower is great, my makita one goes everywhere. Handy for air mattresses too(filling and emptying). But yeah, as you have found, fire cheat-code :). Great vid!
Another great trip away, love watching your video's and your cooking segments are awesome the chicken 🤤🤤🤤 and the steak and chips you even made the broccoli look good. 😋😋😋
Another great episode guys and beautiful camps along both the bridal track and turon river. Very lucky as turon is only 45mins from home so get to enjoy the campsites a fair bit. Bloody shame about the rubbish though, if people can afford 4wds they can afford a bloody bin bag!! It’s not hard to pick up after yourself!!
Appreciate that you stopped by that potential camp site and picked up the rubbish. It's absolutely disgusting how some people leave their campsites littered with rubbish. The current culture of Aussie 4x4 camping needs a serious overhaul because it is way to common to pull up to a campsite or along side a track and just see pieces of rubbish laying around. If we don't change our ways, it wouldn't surprise me to see some sort of camping restriction/ban put in place due to how poorly people are treating the wilderness. Some people need to do better, but thank you for making the world a slightly cleaner place 😁
Thank the "gentle" parents that wanna be their friends and not parents 🤦♂️ we do have some young people that have common sense/respect etc like this legands! But its rare
I’m in my mid fifties and I think the 20 something’s are actually far better at looking after our countryside than al lot of my generation and everything in between. Well done on cleaning up.
@@Tom-lf8hx You can be gentle but still teach your child respect. Some people just don't give a crap and sadly it starts with their parents.
Exactly. Well said. It's great you're adding your comment to support their choices. Imagine if everyone did this.
Exactly. Well said. It's awesome you're adding/contributing your support to their choices.
Onya Liam proper Aussie bloke cleaning up after others to look after the bush hats off mate 🍻
Cleaning up litter (left by uneducated grubs) and highlighting your respect for the beautiful places we are currently privileged to be permitted to camp was fantastic. You are leading opinions and educating people in the 4WD community. You are making a difference.
Kudos to you!
Thanks Craig! That means alot! Hope so! Cheers
100% Good on ya fella's this is my type of content not far from home. Just subscribed 👍
Onya boys for the clean-up ..
Exactly. 👍
Props to both of you for cleaning up the bush , you just did yourselves, your families and the 4wd community very proud .. Respect to both of you .. 👏
My my, you young fellas arrived in our homebase, so good to see.
The bridle track of today is a far cry from prior to the rockfall in 2010, it took Bathurst Regional Council a frigging long time to get their act together, but 13 years later it was finally reopened. The whole route was slowly updated as part of the reopening.
The old Monaghans Bluff was the narrowest, highest, portion of track and that's where the rock fall occured. Prior to council amalgamation the previous council responsible (Evans Shire) would have rectified the situation immediately as they'd done in the past, unfortunately the new Regional Council refused to take responsibility for track works, claiming it wasn't in their zone, drips, you've just acquired it through amalgamation.
What you may not have been aware of, you began on the Turon River from Hill End but further along the water flow changed direction as you'd past by the end of the Turon, it terminates where it flows into the Macquarie River coming from Bathurst, you're actually viewing the Macquarie from the new bypass lookout.
The junction point of the rivers can be observed from a clearing immediately out of the huge rock cutting you'd passed through.
Patty, you didn't have to return along the bridle track to get to Bathurst providing the Macquarie wasn't in flood, to retain access to residents council upgraded a trail from Root Hogg Crossing to Bathurst, haha, initially on private land, the land owner waited until he had a glorious new road, then blocked it off to public, took council to court and won, hence council had to contruct a whole new route including fencing bypassing land owners property to access Bathurst.
Oh the money spent initially, then court costs, then a second new road, council could have bypassed Monaghans Bluff twice over initially, if it wasn't so ludicrous you'd laugh.
On the litter front, well done but unfortunately it's probably already littered again, bloody grubs just expect mummy to come by and clean up after them as she does at home.
Most just don't recognise they're doing anything wrong.
I'm always dousing unattended camp fires when passing along trail, if I have space, tske rubbish also, but alas, return a fortnight after and it's just the same. The newer dual cab utes mustn't have carrying capacity anymore, can only take unregistered bikes, carts etc. home, no room for the rubbish they generate, idiots.
Regards, Wealie.
Very informative. Always good to get local information. I'm sure the litterers do recognise that they are doing wrong - they're just scumbags.
People need to appreciate and respect the nature by not littering at the camp sites. I feel frustrated seeing rubbish left by campers. We need to take responsibility and ownership of our own rubbish. Thank you Aussie Arvos for the doing the right thing. I hope people will see what you do and do the right thing. The video was informative and fun to watch. 👍
Exactly. Well said. 👍
I randomly went out to my favourite spot on earth and some grub left a broken camp chair. I stopped to grab it just cause I couldn’t go past.
Because I took the extra 5mins out of my time, I was able to meet both Liam and Patrick as they were heading out there after the Fraser trip got to wet.
Long story short, don’t be a shit cunt and pick up rubbish and life rewards u
Sadly we’re in the age of entitlement where common sense & integrity no longer exists.
has to be one of the best camp spots ive seen to !
As an American I’m happy you think so highly of our nature. Most of it unfortunately doesn’t look like that. Wish it did tho. That looks awesome.
You guys are just getting better. Great commentry, drone shots, cooking tips, what more do you want.
Keep it up fellas
Thanks craig! means alot mate !
Great show I enjoyed my mum was born in the goldfields at Ophir in 1927 so this area around Hill End brings back memories we live off off the grid in the bush and love the outdoors done a lot of off road driving in my 74 years high country and beaches so good luck in your travels good to see young fellas having a go keep up the good work.
Thank you for the clean up, it's sad how some people leave places
Congratulations on making one of the best Australian 4WD or 4WD touring vidoes ever. Seriously, that is an awesome vid.. Adventure, fun, history, comradery, beautiful scenery, adventure cooking 😆.... Really well filmed and produced...
Thanks Craig! Too kind mate! Appreciate the support!
Well done boys!
I did the Bridle Track with my daughter two weeks ago and was appalled by the rubbish being left behind. We collected 3 full bags of other people's stuff.
Bloody disgrace.
Having said that, Council could also help by collecting the wrecked cars which have been dumped (Hogg Root Crossing + one in the river itself further up) as it it almost signals for others to dump their broken awnings and what not.
Thanks a lot boys for once again showing us that off roading isnt just smash and bash that seems to be the trend these days. Most of your trips are within the grasp of most people with an average 4x4 and camping gear. There is so much to see in our country and you fellas are showing us just how easy it is to get out there without all the expensive accessories that we think we need. Also love the easy recipies you fellas present to us. Also honest on whose original recipies they are but showing your spin on them. Well done
Cheers.....Pete
Top quality Aussie young blokes and good on you for taking the litter. Australia is the best place on earth and deserves more people like you blokes, Cheers!
That's why tracks , camping area gets closed down for a few people can't or to lazy to take rubbish away.
Thank U. Great area.
Best part of the canopy set up would be that TT patch I reckon 😉
Great fried chicken recipe, Coles and Woolies sell Butter Milk in the milk section. You can get the MSG from a Chinese food shop.
Absolute respect for how you guys treat and respect this land. And it’s quite easy to see that you guys ain’t doing it for the likes. It’s actually genuine. Hope more people will watch and start doing it! ❤
I need to say your touring videos like this one are so good every time I see one I immediately want to go there and add it to my list. Thank you!
Cheers Nathan!
Wow this was so sick! I spent 2 terms at school learning about this so it's amazing to see the 4 weel
drive tracks
Incredible video guys. Appreciate seeing you leave a site better than you found it. If we all had the same mentality our camp lives would be a little better for everyone
20:30 you guys were great before and even more so now for having done that and spreading the message that this kind of behaviour isn't ok. well done lads
What a couple of nice young blokes out there restoring faith in humanity! Top job cleaning up that mess others left behind. I've never bought back that amount of others' trash but also clean up mess that I find along the way and go with the idea of making the bush cleaner than how I find it.
Keep up the great work and videos!
Mad episode lads and props for cleaning up. People can be absolute grubs, need more like yourselves
Brilliant video, a new track to me! Great cook up!
Keep the videos going lads!!!!
286kg of gold!!! Wowsers! I did a quick calculation, and in today's money, that nugget would be worth approximately $3,072,212.00. Love camping along the Bridle Track and Macquarie River. Great work on the chicken. 👍
Thanks Hammer Rocks! Yeah a huge score !
$33,524,970 it would be approx at gold being $3,646 a Troy ounce which equates that nugget being 9195.11 Troy ounce.
Troy ounce are used to weigh precious gems and metals.
It wasn't all gold. "Only" 93.2kg of gold. Worth $10.9M today. Just enough to cover your fuel for trip
@@TradieBET-we6oq 🤣
Honestly the most underrated channel on UA-cam!! So bloody sick
Thanks mate
@@AussieArvos keep it up , killing it !🤟🏿
Great episode guys love you to do more like this we dont all like to do hard 4wding but love to explore our historic towns and country side.
Love the exploring content! Life hack for crispy cooking - get a rack to drip the chicken rather than paper towel. The paper towel will basically steam the coating as it’s cooling and make it soggy ✌️😎
Well done Patty and Liam. Appreciate your good work !
Loved the vid boys. My wife and I were there a couple weeks ago on a trip from Brissie. Loved it. As well as The Bridle Track, Hill End, Sofala we also camped a couple nights at Glen Davis camp ground. About 30 mins from the Capertee pub up against the Gardens of Stone Conservation area. Cool camp ground with free showers and toilets and very interesting history of the old Shale Oil refinery and ruins. Put that one on your list next time you visit.
You want to increase your warmth around the campfire. Old wollen blanket made into a cloak. Who cares what it looks like as long as you are warm. You can throw on bed to warm it up. Baby nappy pins. Check on UA-cam. Tip 2: Make a gas stove wind break. Put it at the back of the campfire. When it heats up, it becomes a chimney and throws the heat back.
Big Respect Guys
You are my heroes
You chaps are awesome👍👍👍cleaning up after those lazy C…..
I really enjoy your fourby exploits combined with local history , in this great country for all of us to experience and appreciate and keep it clean and tidy.
Well done!!
Loving the the edit style...going pro!! Just look at the views!! Super cool story...
Ps. I slip a sheet cut off from thermal wall building insulation under my swag matress...the foil and foam stuff( approx 9mm) to stop the cold creeping up into the swag during winter.
Enjoy the touring.
Good on you for cleaning up.
I followed a group of Lebs out that way leaving a trail of garbage bags through the bush, I couldn't believe they would do that.
Thanks guys, I'm hooked from the chicken to the history. Thanks for your views of the bridle track as well as Hill end and sofala. Cheers boys.
Bloody love that you stopped to pick up "SOMEONE ELSES" rubbish!!! You didn't have too, but you did. It's things like this that will shut us out 😞 People please pick up after yourselves, it really not that hard. One of my biggest pet hates out there!
Enjoy your travels fellas 🙂
Great episode lads 🙌 added to the bucket list
Thanks guys!
Awesome and outstanding as always.Thanks for sharing and taking us along.
Nice work gents. Its good you've done Bridal Track now, as I feel with its increased in popularity, it will start to deteriorate, and sadly this also means more campers/4WDer with bad behaviour will use it. It's disappointing to see how much more rubbish is being left behind lately. In the past two years I've gone there, I've always had to clean the camp sites I've been on due to poor behaviour of others. From bottle/cans on firepit, bottle caps & plastics. C'mon peeps, leave it better than you found it. Good onya for cleaning up what you can. ✊👍
Bridle not bridal. 🙈
@@grahameroberts8109 Typo
AWESOME video, I've just ate the chicken, better than KFC! I give you soooooo much respect that you help out the environment.
Well done on the clean up boys. Hats off to ya.
these guys are fast becoming the best 4wd channel on UA-cam
Awesome seeing you guys doing the tracks we did as kids.
Passing the torch hey.
Watching you guys grow up from kids to adults and grow and mature and gain so many skills has been awesome.
Won’t be long till you all are taking your kids out on these adventures.
Good on you for collecting rubbish. I hate seeing it in the bush too but picking up other people's shit (literally sometimes) is better than trying to drive past or trying to forget about it. Thanks for sharing
Awesome to see guys I’ve been following for a while cruising on my home tracks. As for the rubbish, as far as I know a lot of the areas along the bridle track is still privately owned. We have lost access to a few places out this way because people would dump gazebos and rubbish on leaving camp. Hopefully the mindset of leaving these beautiful places filthy starts to change soon before they are all gone.
For extra crunchy crumb, after the flour then egg then flour, repeat so it’s done twice and it’ll build an awesome extra layer 👍
Thanks 'Colonel Sanders'!!
On this topic, I had good results using kefir yoghurt, when there was no buttermilk. Also, it's better with a dash of allspice or chinese five spice. More is not better so use caution. If you can identify it in the finished product, it was too much.
I live In hill end thank you for showing the town in a meaningful way. Also thank you for cleaning up the campsites
1:27 locked in. This type of adventuring is 👌🏼
Good job cleaning up the rubbish left by PIGS. One statement you made was we always eat better here than home and that is so true, it always tastes better when your in the bush camping. Great series guys, it was nice meeting you at Dargo pub / camping ground.
Well done lads. Simply well done.
Just stumbled across this Channel. Bloody ripper. There seems to be a point where commercialisation takes over these travelling channels and it’s like watching an exploring plug and play for the sponsors and less about the actual environments.
Good on you boys always leave a campsite better than you found it love❤
I was out that way a few weeks ago and it's absolutely beautiful!
It sucks that we have to clean up after those who don't respect our country. These are pigs that were bred, born and raised here and still don't appreciate it!
Thank you your efforts boys!
Really enjoyed the extra bits of history and storytelling in this one, good stuff!
Thanks Robert!
Awesome trip guys , and a fantastic video, loved the way you guys presented that one . Unfortunately there is a lot of people that think its ok to leave there campsite disgusting and also going to the toilet next to the river , who thinks thats ok 🤦♂️? But we will never understand that element of people and a big thanks for getting in there and cleaning up what you could that’s awesome 👍👍.
Great videos guys. Such a beautiful place within NSW. Thank you for stopping to take the time to clean up after the grubs out there.
Those people should be ashamed and are who contribute to places being closed off.
Thank u Liam!
Awesome content guys! Thanks for showing us this amazing part of Australia. And good job on cleaning that camp site 👍👍
Well done boys. Harry would have been proud and good on ya for picking up the rubbish. Keep doing these type of adventures.
The drone shots are unreal well done
Your editing skills on this video is outstanding!!!!
Fantastic job on on this project
Thanks mate, means alot!
When I see you guys operating,
then the future looks brighter
That was awesome. Super professional filming, editing and delivery. Felt like i was watching Getaway. Thanks for cleaning up, mate. Love the chicken!
Bloody easy track to drive the new section is fantastic. Some excellent crossings as well. We have seen cars doing the track when it's dry and the river level is low.
That's one thing we hate as well when people leave there rubbish everywhere.
We need to respect the bush well done Liam
High quality editing and presenting well done
You guys missed the best part of the Turon, wallaby rocks to coles bridge track. I’ve done it over a dozen times. It never gets old and is always different with the changing river bed. Highly recommend!!
Well done guys !
You guys are the best 10 out of 10 .
awesome video guys !! great to set a good example to others about picking up other peoples rubbish.... disgusting for people to leave that kind of rubbish behind, great stuff...
Thanks mate. Well presented, and informative. 👍👍👍🇦🇺
Perfect timing before work . Have sick weekend boys
Always appreciate the effort Liam puts into cooking up so amazing food. You boys really go all out. Great to see. Greetings from South Africa, really love your channels content.
Thanks for a great video and for cleaning up after others .
Seeing you guys clean up that camp site that others had left in a disgusting mess, made me instantly like and subscribe your channel. Well done fellas for setting such a great example for your viewers.
Great clip as always guys. I love the area out around Sofala and Hill End, been out there a heap of times and I’m looking forward to going back again soon. I wanted to do the bridal track for a long time now, however, just waiting for all the hype to die down as it’s not long reopened.
And yes, unfortunately a minority of grubs wreck it for all by leaving their rubbish behind for the decent people to pick up after them. I just camped in Marrangaroo National Park and spent 1/2 of the first day there cleaning up after other parasites, it really makes my blood boil, and it’s hard not to rant about it because it’s something I’m so passionate about.
Keep up the good work, I love your stuff, well done 👍🤜🤛
Awesome content and fantastic seeing you guys caring about the way some people leave their campsites. I do it for a living, the lack of care and respect some have for their surroundings really saddens me. I live by the Boy Scout moto: Take nothing but photos, leave nothing but tracks
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Monaghan's Bluff, that was a hair raising bit!
Flash Back....
Back in the 90's, drove the bridle track from Bathurst to Hill End.... In an old Holden Kingswood (HK)..
Around the same time, an aunt and uncle followed us out to Bruinbun, in an old Toyota Corona.
Today, everyone believes you need a 4x4 to drive any track that's dirt.. 😅🤦♂️
Great video Lads!!!!!!!! Your content is so well balanced, and you guys are doing a fantastic job!!!!!!! Keep it up
Awesome ep guys loved it...Cheers
Drove it in reverse from Bathurst nearly 40 years ago. Driving my wife's Suzuki Stockman which we'd driven up from Sydney in the early morning.
Awesome video guys! Perfect timing for this video to come out, just planned a weekend trip to go here at the end of August !
Here is a little hack with the blower. If it has a progressive trigger then get a hose clamp and wack it around the trigger and now you can dail in exactly how much air you want for your fire
The name of the trail is derived from the word bridle, referring to the horse livery and the track generally distinguished it from a road or carriageway; a common term used from the mid-1800s to describe the many foot worn trails that developed between towns and villages by walkers and horses.
Subscribed because of your care for the camping spots
A blower is great, my makita one goes everywhere. Handy for air mattresses too(filling and emptying). But yeah, as you have found, fire cheat-code :). Great vid!
Sweet episode boys! thanks for cleaning up after the assholes who don't seem to give a toss
Another great trip away, love watching your video's and your cooking segments are awesome the chicken 🤤🤤🤤 and the steak and chips you even made the broccoli look good. 😋😋😋
Thanks mate! Means alot!
Great work boys!
Good on you for the clean up boys, great example to set 🙌
Awesome boys are coming to my backyard.....
Thanks boys I gave the recipe a go last night and came up a treat 😋
Well done for picking up after the grubs. Good job👍
Salmon paella 😂 that caught me off guard. Awesome vid!
Another great episode guys and beautiful camps along both the bridal track and turon river. Very lucky as turon is only 45mins from home so get to enjoy the campsites a fair bit. Bloody shame about the rubbish though, if people can afford 4wds they can afford a bloody bin bag!! It’s not hard to pick up after yourself!!