Thanks mate for sharing your special spot. The bush will regenerate and heal with time. Such a great spot. Oh and the old girl, just magic, a true tractor but with higher levels of comfort.
@@westralianoffroad you put up grouse content 🙂we’ve recently completed a trip to Fraser from Victoria. 6,000km on the speedo by the time we got home. This was the first big trip for our GU series 4 factory TD42. Didn’t miss a beat, what a waste of time packing recovery gear lol and considering my back is shot, I was so surprised how comfy the factory seats actually are. It was an epic trip and can’t wait to do it again. She isn’t my daily driver and today was the first time in 5 weeks I’ve driven her. Turn the key, glow the plugs and fire her up, always puts a smile on my face
Glad the fire wasn't too hot but it always grows back. Even after logging, it comes back. You'll be struggling to find natural untouched forests because they always grow back. People can't tell it was logged years ago because it always........... Can't get rid of those Arum Lillies though.
great video mate interesting thing i was once told that the lookout area and that area around there with the amazingly straight tall trees came about as a result of selective logging and thinning out of saplings over a long period of time the seective logging alowed the trees space to grow straight up and not produce deviating branches to compete for sun light i am not sure if this is true or not but caught my interest when i heard this
We were totally amazed that Conto was saved. Thankfully all our camping gear was saved along with the campsite. The fire fighters did such an amazing job. When we were sitting in Augusta watching the fire almost explode across the horizon, we were convinced that everything in the path of that fire was gone. We came back down to pack up our gear just after the fire and the area around Conto was just wiped out. I still don't know how the firies managed to keep the fire out of the campsite.
My uncle works for the fire fighters in Margaret river they said they stopped a lot of the fires by starting new ones burning the fuel off before it was hit by the blaze.
Thanks for taking us for an adventure again Matt! From setup to pack up it's like being there ... Great videography! I can just about smell that Jarrah from here ... Reminds me of camping around Vic after various fires we've had. Love your work mate !
Videography is stunning. Landscape is amazing, even after the fire disaster in December last year. We better get used to the bush fires getting broader and more frequent since we are unwilling to give up on fossil fuels in a hurry. On the bright side, our forests are tuned to bush fires. I took a few trips out to Caan River after the Ash Wednesday fires and witnessed the regeneration from the early days of smouldering logs all the way through to stunning regrowth and the trees sprouting new leaves, new saplings and thick undergrowth within a year of the fires. I wouldn't have believed the resilience of the forest if I hadn't visited the same spots several times over that time period. Whether they can survive several bush-fires in a row is something we are destined to find out it seems.
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Thanks mate for sharing your special spot. The bush will regenerate and heal with time. Such a great spot. Oh and the old girl, just magic, a true tractor but with higher levels of comfort.
Pleasure Conelli, thanks for watching! Only ever so slightly as comfy 😆 it hums along nicely.
@@westralianoffroad you put up grouse content 🙂we’ve recently completed a trip to Fraser from Victoria. 6,000km on the speedo by the time we got home. This was the first big trip for our GU series 4 factory TD42. Didn’t miss a beat, what a waste of time packing recovery gear lol and considering my back is shot, I was so surprised how comfy the factory seats actually are. It was an epic trip and can’t wait to do it again. She isn’t my daily driver and today was the first time in 5 weeks I’ve driven her. Turn the key, glow the plugs and fire her up, always puts a smile on my face
Nice video mate, always a good watch. 👍
Thanks mate!
Thank you once again for your informative video ,keep them coming love them!
Great vid mate 👍🏼
Thank you mate!
Awesome work there Matt, great camera work. Love it !! 👍🏼your setting the bar high 👌
Thanks mate! Appreciate it 🙏🏻
Lovely watching your video again thank you for showing us the place after bushfire. Amazing place. Amazing video as always Matt 🙂
Nice to have you here, Nora. Thanks for watching. I appreciate your kind words as always.
Nicely done mate! Will have to get back out for a camp session again soon 🏕
Thanks mate. Yeah dead keen, will have to have a flick and burn the jarrah very soon 🔥
Thank you
Pleasure mate.
You have beautifully captured the melody of the bush. I love it. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks mate, that’s exactly what I would hope for folk to pick up from the videos. Appreciate it.
Great to c it coming back 👍👍👍👍
Lovely mate.
As always great video mate!! im out on a camping trip right now my self, watching your videos around a campfire and cooking.👍
That’s fantastic mate. I hope you’ve enjoyed your time out. Thanks for watching as always.
Glad the fire wasn't too hot but it always grows back. Even after logging, it comes back. You'll be struggling to find natural untouched forests because they always grow back. People can't tell it was logged years ago because it always...........
Can't get rid of those Arum Lillies though.
great video mate
interesting thing i was once told that the lookout area and that area around there with the amazingly straight tall trees came about as a result of selective logging and thinning out of saplings over a long period of time the seective logging alowed the trees space to grow straight up and not produce deviating branches to compete for sun light
i am not sure if this is true or not but caught my interest when i heard this
That is interesting mate. Funny to think it could be by design!
Another great video Matt.
Thank you mate, appreciate it.
Nice video mate keep posting I need some COVID content 🤪🤪🤪
Hahaha ya poor bastard!
Hey mate, love that vest you got. Looks super comfy and really cool. What brand is it? Cheers bloke.🍻
It’s an Outback Flemington mate, magnificent thing it is!
Awesome Matt... so understated but so real & informative.
That’s nice to hear mate thanks so much.
Another top video Matt nice part the world down that way reminds me lot of tassie keep up the good work bloke
Thanks mate that’s nice to hear. Yeah it does have that feel. It’s a magical place. Doing my best, thanks mate.
We were totally amazed that Conto was saved. Thankfully all our camping gear was saved along with the campsite. The fire fighters did such an amazing job. When we were sitting in Augusta watching the fire almost explode across the horizon, we were convinced that everything in the path of that fire was gone. We came back down to pack up our gear just after the fire and the area around Conto was just wiped out. I still don't know how the firies managed to keep the fire out of the campsite.
My uncle works for the fire fighters in Margaret river they said they stopped a lot of the fires by starting new ones burning the fuel off before it was hit by the blaze.
It’s incredible to see Conto’s spared with everything decimated around it. The wind changing help too. They all did a tremendous job.
great video Matt ! very well filmed and presented ! 😎🇦🇺
Thank you Brent, I really appreciate it.
Great clip, Matt. Thank you for the effort you put into these.
Thanks mate. I appreciate it.
Thanks for taking us for an adventure again Matt! From setup to pack up it's like being there ... Great videography! I can just about smell that Jarrah from here ...
Reminds me of camping around Vic after various fires we've had.
Love your work mate !
It smelt amazing mate. My favourite scent. Appreciate the kinds words, thank you.
Matt that’s life 👍👍👍👍🇦🇺perth
Sure is Wayne!
Videography is stunning. Landscape is amazing, even after the fire disaster in December last year.
We better get used to the bush fires getting broader and more frequent since we are unwilling to give up on fossil fuels in a hurry.
On the bright side, our forests are tuned to bush fires.
I took a few trips out to Caan River after the Ash Wednesday fires and witnessed the regeneration from the early days of smouldering logs all the way through to stunning regrowth and the trees sprouting new leaves, new saplings and thick undergrowth within a year of the fires. I wouldn't have believed the resilience of the forest if I hadn't visited the same spots several times over that time period.
Whether they can survive several bush-fires in a row is something we are destined to find out it seems.
It’s an incredible thing to see mate. Remarkable indeed.
Nature always finds a way!
Camping Simulator 2022.
Immaculate Vibes.
Was this pre-covid devastation?
No mate, the fire was only Dec 2021
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Hahaha ya dork!