Ask the Leyland Brothers.. Was a corny Australian TV adventure show back in the day. Every adventure was was met with comments about how beautiful the vistas were yesterday, the wild flowers stopped blooming last week, the festival next Tuesday is what this place is famous for etc etc… I love the stalling,,, Get yourselves back here and complete the big lap! 🙏👍❤️
When it's windy I recommend that you treat your van like a horse and have it lay down on its side. When the wind has gone, urge your van to get back up again and ride on......
I am amazed that you get such quality video footage with such a small and reasonably cheap drone. As someone who has travelled widely over the last 50 years (back in the day carrying 13 rolls of analogue film waiting to get to US to develop them) I have much respect for your minimalist packing!!! Safe travels. See you in Oz again maybe... 🙏
If you guys are heading to Oz. Think about camping at Showgrounds.Usually cheaper than camp grounds have toilets & showers, most have electricity hookups & 1 in nearly every small town. Not flashy, but usually clean with hot water.
More regular packing / gear videos would be very welcomed! Your day to day content is awesome but there are TONS of folks who are interested in the behind the scenes stuff as well :)
Monument Valley was my highlight of all my trips to the US. If you ever go back (or anyone reading the comment), do a tour with the tribe where they drive you around in the back of their 4WD Ute and put on a bbq/show at the end of the day. It was absolutely awesome. They take you off road too.
You guys! This US series was downright delightful. So many great moments. Sorry to see it end, but can’t wait to see the next adventure. I’m always happy to see the gear stuff. I could have stood another few minutes of it for sure. Didn’t even get to your hot shoe shotgun mics, lenses, or filters for your other cameras 🤣
Seeing all that tech gear you haul gives me more of an understanding and appreciation for the thought, process, expense and professionalism that goes into making your vlogs - not simply just ‘UA-camrs’!
I can totally respect the amount of time and thought that needs to go into selecting the perfect power solution for your use case. Especially when travelling
Love your vlogs...It reminds me so much of the Territory in Aus...meant to tell you previously your drone work is amazing as is your camera work...As I m writing this, think you may be in Aus.already.
Kimberley must see's, Lake Argyle ,Bungle Bungles, Wolfe Creek Crater( say hi to Mick) Giekie Gorge, Tunnel Creek, Windjana Gorge,Bells gorge,El Questro(very busy),Pentecost River (fantastic scenery of Cockburn range),Honeymoon bay(if you have a 4wd and the time),flight to horizontal falls out of Derby or Broome,camel rides along cable beach,cape leveque and one arm point(also Willie creek ,prices point).
Looking forward to seeing your "back in Oz" vids. You 2 are inspirational, your adventurous spirits and willingness to tackle things (scooters in Vietnam, heights, bustling crowds) along with your openness and honesty in sharing it all with the world... Brilliant. I look forward to seeing where the winds take you! (any thought of seeing Scotland by any chance?) Hope you enjoy being back in Aus!
Jolene!!!! Jealous much Tia. 😁😁😁😁. OMG, Monument Valley is amazing. Next time I'm in the USA it's a definite go to moment. Your drone footage is on another level. Love the drone camera.
You guys are so humble you think we dont care about what you guys are passionate about! I love seeing inside the packs! The details are always interesting. Its a peak behind the scenes and it also tells more of your story
My new favourite travel channel! Everyone else has brought or are building a house or travel everywhere first class now they are popular. Your enthusiasm is infectious.
The Navajo tribal land is the size of the state of West Virginia with a population of less than 400,000 people spread out over parts of three states. Gallup, New Mexico on Route 66 is one of the many border towns.
Monument Valley is awesome. We spent day there in August '91 with a Navajo named Roland Cody Dixon, who was a teacher at the Navajo school and when he found out my wife was a teacher he took us around the valley for the whole day and performed 2 songs in the Great Hogan for us. It was the highlight of our stay in the U.S..
Have to see if you can get Tia to drive an Australian Road train when you get up to the Pilbara. There is a company that does driver training of women.
2 months and one week of binge watching all your 326 videos (did have a holiday in Egypt during this time) I have finally caught up....! just in time to go back to Australia, because we all know "IT'S GOOD" 😆
I’ve seen quite a few aerial and ground shots of the recent massive inland sea across NT and QLD from my niece who flies for RFDS. I hope you get to experience the flora bloom across these areas when you’re back in Oz 💚 Happy travels ✈️
You are both so talented & the postcard is adorable . Monument Valley my fav of the whole trip. Thank you for showing us so many spectacular places. Enjoy your adventure in the "new country" 😉
love this vlog, the packing & bag portion is super interesting. thx for sharing. question: why was there a rolling luggage at the end (tia was rolling it into the airport)? i thought it’s just 2 backpacks now. me confused. 😅 also, what’s the weight of each of your backpacks? thank you. sending love to both of you on your nx adventure!! ❤❤
We brought the roller bag because the next destination was bigger and we had more obligations than usual, so we needed more equipment. We explained it in the next video but should have done so in this one 😅
Monument Valley was the highlight of our US trip ! We had seen it all our lives in the old Hollywood westerns and it certainly did not disappoint in person !
Wow! I had no idea about the amount of gear required for your travels. Thanks for sharing, I have a new appreciation for all the hard work you put into making your videos. I think you guys are great and really enjoy watching your videos. Keep up the great work!
So glad you went to the Forrest Gump 'end of run' road....I thought I saw in a previous video of yours but then realised it wasn't the same one. Such good memories, I'll have to watch that wonderful movie again! Can't wait to see where you land next! Exciting!
Totally agree on buy quality where possible , like the old saying, buy once , cry once 😁. Any potential buyers of the van have a good video resource to check out , should help sell Jolene 👍
We love you two, you both tell your story so beautifully. It’s always interesting, you are definitely our favourite vloggers closely followed by “Two passports one Dream” We can’t wait until you come back to Australia and finish your trip xo ❤
Monument valley way better than our boring old Uluru. Love it. You are coming to aus now? It’s coldcool now and days are short (syd) but from Brisbane north will be good. 😊
We 3 Aussies (my wife, her sister and myself) were at Forrest Gump Point and stayed at The View Hotel in Monument Valley a little over a week ago. It was a detour we made from our Route 66 trip. Our weather was fortunately a little better than what you experienced and we had some awesome views during sunset and sunrise. It's pretty neat though to see it in different conditions and it still looks spectacular. BTW, we finished Route 66 yesterday at Santa Monica after 23 days going along as much of the old route as possible. Your video of that trip was a lot of help. 😁
Hey guys! Im an aussie/american, ive been out of Oz for the last 3 and a half years living in Utah. I really enjoy your content, especially your first trip to australia, those videos helped me when i was feeling particularly homesick. Im so thrilled that you two are heading back, im quite jealous but i cant wait to see you finish the big loop! Will you be stopping in Tassy this trip? Travel safe!
Aww, I thought Tia was gonna run to a halt in front of the camera and say, "I'm pretty tired, think I'll go home now." Such a missed opportunity! The gear review wasn't boring at all. I've often wondered how you fit everything in one small pack. I'd actually love it to go a step further and explain your clothing choices, especially when you'll be travelling through different temperatures / climates.
My entire worldly possessions fit inside a CabinZero Military cabin bag. Total weight 7kg and I never have to use checked baggage. Minimalism... should have done it when I was 20. Carried so much junk with me for decades and all that junk was always on my mind and holding me back.
Loved that you included some gear explainers in this instalment. I want to start filming as simply as possible via handheld/tripod. I was only considering GoPro, I didn’t know there were brand alternatives like DJI. I will start small and build my options bit by bit ❤
How on earth does Cheveyo fit all his clothes into that tiny bag? And i also spent far too long researching powerbanks for travel. Great to see the bag update, I'm a huge fan of bags that have bright internal lining. Makes finding things so much easier.
Hey Tia & Cheveyo, thanks for the US travel vlogs. All were interesting to watch. Periodic travel gear updates make for interesting and useful content. Learning from other peoples experiences is an ideal way to learn. Looking forward to you finishing the lap. Take care and travel safe ❤
I would say you have been in Australia for a while now. US - Brisbane - Darwin?? I thought I would get in, hopefully early - Go to Karijini Gorge near Tom Price, W.A. Well worth the trip. Also on the way down N.W.C.H. drop in to Kalbarri and the Skywalk.
Monument valley was pretty cool 👍 , and the gear set up , wow , you kiddies 😉 are so well organised ( well done). I’m probably the worst for being organised ( I need to take lessons )😊. Decades ago I tried a working holiday around Australia in a beat up old 4WD ( I didn’t make it around, finishing it is on my bucket list though) , ( my timing was bad, the country was in severe recession ), I took way way too much stuff , I was constantly unburying and searching for gear 😂 , it’s all a learning experience though ay 😊. All the best to you on travels ….. stay safe !
Not at all boring, guys. Didn’t see you pack any shoes/sandals jumpers or jackets. Do you give them all away before each plane trip and start again at next port of call? Safe travels 😊
Correct me if I’m wrong, but rewatching a second time, did I detect Cheveyo’s attempt at an Aussie accent in the bloopers? If so, hope that was a hint and confirmation you are heading down under - excited if that’s the case! Safe travels!
You two really have an interesting style in video creation! I’m really pleased that you showed all your camera and creative gear… DJI is my favourite brand too and I have older gear such as Pocket 2 Combo, Mavic Air 2 , DJI Action 4.(That replaced GoPro) M2 Max 14 “ and DaVinci Resolve ( for editing) Storage external- 1 TB Combo includes : Orico enclosure .. Lightning Bolt 4 - USB C for Mac and SAMSUNG 980 PRO SSD 1TB PCIe 4.0 NVMe.. Chev, I watched countless tutorials for storage as did you for charger 🤣 Ohh and a recent purchase Audiio Enterprise (lifetimeLicense) and only yesterday Audiio (Elements lifetime) Omg kids I’m a newbie and have lots of video, B-Roll footage.. I’ve started to put these videos together with lots more learning.. But as an older big kid I’m inspired by your authentic style of video creation. I really enjoyed the equipment walk through of your kit that was not boring all helps lots of wanna be floggers like me 👏🏻😊 Keep safe, have fun and see your next adventure 🙏🏻🇻🇳🙏🏻😡😀
Yea some people definitely make it work with less. Especially with the Bald & Bankrupt video style, you really just need a really basic camera for those types of videos because they’re primarily about showcasing his wacky interactions with people.
I remember when you guys first upgraded your equipment with buying new phones in Thailand and now you guys have a full on set up. It’s been so amazing watching you grow over the years. I appreciate you going over the tech. I wonder if you ever had issues flying with the power bank because it’s so powerful? Also curious what lens you use on your camera. Good luck on your next adventures! Can’t wait to see them
If I am spending a few weeks somewhere I will sometimes buy clothes from a charity shop then donate them back at the end of the trip. It works out cheap and gives me a bit of variety.
You don't need the kindle if you have an Ipad. The kindle app for the ipad works great. I found that I rarely used my kindle as I always had the ipad on hand and the Ipad worked better.
The main issues I had with the iPad is eye strain and battery life. The Kindle has a special screen that’s much easier on the eyes and the battery lasts 3-4 weeks.
Bare with me as I learn to send my first ever email 😂 wahoo 😁 the irony is some friends of mine have taken their family to USA and are currently driving route 66 and I already suggested your channel to them ❤❤ ...also did you ever watch " an idiot abroad, driving route 66" with Karl Pilkington...it's pretty funny and has the teepee tiny houses and bottle yard tribute ...anywho , thanks for drawing my name for Tia's postcard 👋🤠🐈🐈⬛🇳🇿....it made my day.
Reading the comments, the general consensus is you need to get back to Australia ASAP, we miss you. What a lovely couple
nah...Aussie is boring
Only to the those who have their eyes closed to new adventures.
Yes, another month of sandwiches, meat pies & desert that looks JUST like Arizona
You guys are one of the best tavel vlog channels and should be on Netflix.
Wow, the reserve is very red. I thought it was just Oz that had red dirt!
Ask the Leyland Brothers..
Was a corny Australian TV adventure show back in the day. Every adventure was was met with comments about how beautiful the vistas were yesterday, the wild flowers stopped blooming last week, the festival next Tuesday is what this place is famous for etc etc…
I love the stalling,,,
Get yourselves back here and complete the big lap! 🙏👍❤️
The Leyland brothers were today’s UA-cam travel predecessors.
Mike & Mal/ Cheveyo & Tia
we were the "Leyland Sisters" back in the day...
When it's windy I recommend that you treat your van like a horse and have it lay down on its side. When the wind has gone, urge your van to get back up again and ride on......
😂😂😂
I am amazed that you get such quality video footage with such a small and reasonably cheap drone. As someone who has travelled widely over the last 50 years (back in the day carrying 13 rolls of analogue film waiting to get to US to develop them) I have much respect for your minimalist packing!!! Safe travels. See you in Oz again maybe... 🙏
And take protection for the flies. There's a fly plague up there at the moment.
If you guys are heading to Oz. Think about camping at Showgrounds.Usually cheaper than camp grounds have toilets & showers, most have electricity hookups & 1 in nearly every small town. Not flashy, but usually clean with hot water.
Great advice, thank you!
More regular packing / gear videos would be very welcomed! Your day to day content is awesome but there are TONS of folks who are interested in the behind the scenes stuff as well :)
Not boring at all guys, in fact extremely informative. See you in Aussie very soon, yay !! Safe travels.
Monument Valley was my highlight of all my trips to the US. If you ever go back (or anyone reading the comment), do a tour with the tribe where they drive you around in the back of their 4WD Ute and put on a bbq/show at the end of the day. It was absolutely awesome. They take you off road too.
The scenery is just stunning!
You guys! This US series was downright delightful. So many great moments. Sorry to see it end, but can’t wait to see the next adventure.
I’m always happy to see the gear stuff. I could have stood another few minutes of it for sure. Didn’t even get to your hot shoe shotgun mics, lenses, or filters for your other cameras 🤣
Seeing all that tech gear you haul gives me more of an understanding and appreciation for the thought, process, expense and professionalism that goes into making your vlogs - not simply just ‘UA-camrs’!
I can totally respect the amount of time and thought that needs to go into selecting the perfect power solution for your use case. Especially when travelling
Love your vlogs...It reminds me so much of the Territory in Aus...meant to tell you previously your drone work is amazing as is your camera work...As I m writing this, think you may be in Aus.already.
Kimberley must see's, Lake Argyle ,Bungle Bungles, Wolfe Creek Crater( say hi to Mick) Giekie Gorge, Tunnel Creek, Windjana Gorge,Bells gorge,El Questro(very busy),Pentecost River (fantastic scenery of Cockburn range),Honeymoon bay(if you have a 4wd and the time),flight to horizontal falls out of Derby or Broome,camel rides along cable beach,cape leveque and one arm point(also Willie creek ,prices point).
Wanted to see more of the DOG! 😄
Looking forward to seeing your "back in Oz" vids. You 2 are inspirational, your adventurous spirits and willingness to tackle things (scooters in Vietnam, heights, bustling crowds) along with your openness and honesty in sharing it all with the world... Brilliant. I look forward to seeing where the winds take you! (any thought of seeing Scotland by any chance?) Hope you enjoy being back in Aus!
Jolene!!!! Jealous much Tia. 😁😁😁😁. OMG, Monument Valley is amazing. Next time I'm in the USA it's a definite go to moment. Your drone footage is on another level. Love the drone camera.
You guys are so humble you think we dont care about what you guys are passionate about! I love seeing inside the packs! The details are always interesting. Its a peak behind the scenes and it also tells more of your story
My new favourite travel channel! Everyone else has brought or are building a house or travel everywhere first class now they are popular. Your enthusiasm is infectious.
The Navajo tribal land is the size of the state of West Virginia with a population of less than 400,000 people spread out over parts of three states. Gallup, New Mexico on Route 66 is one of the many border towns.
Monument Valley is awesome. We spent day there in August '91 with a Navajo named Roland Cody Dixon, who was a teacher at the Navajo school and when he found out my wife was a teacher he took us around the valley for the whole day and performed 2 songs in the Great Hogan for us. It was the highlight of our stay in the U.S..
Fantastic as always
❤ from 🇦🇺
I love your adventures and Monument Valley has been in a lot of movies . Just love it !
Have to see if you can get Tia to drive an Australian Road train when you get up to the Pilbara. There is a company that does driver training of women.
We drove through there but didn’t stop, just admiring from the road. Might have to make a slow road trip this time around.
Stunning, the rain highlights the beautiful colour of the soil.
2 months and one week of binge watching all your 326 videos (did have a holiday in Egypt during this time) I have finally caught up....! just in time to go back to Australia, because we all know "IT'S GOOD" 😆
Can’t wait to see you guys in Australia again!! Call in for a cuppa! 🥰☕️🧁
I’ve seen quite a few aerial and ground shots of the recent massive inland sea across NT and QLD from my niece who flies for RFDS. I hope you get to experience the flora bloom across these areas when you’re back in Oz 💚 Happy travels ✈️
You are both so talented & the postcard is adorable . Monument Valley my fav of the whole trip. Thank you for showing us so many spectacular places. Enjoy your adventure in the "new country" 😉
love this vlog, the packing & bag portion is super interesting. thx for sharing. question: why was there a rolling luggage at the end (tia was rolling it into the airport)? i thought it’s just 2 backpacks now. me confused. 😅 also, what’s the weight of each of your backpacks? thank you. sending love to both of you on your nx adventure!! ❤❤
We brought the roller bag because the next destination was bigger and we had more obligations than usual, so we needed more equipment. We explained it in the next video but should have done so in this one 😅
Monument Valley was the highlight of our US trip ! We had seen it all our lives in the old Hollywood westerns and it certainly did not disappoint in person !
Excellent Vid as always. When in Broome WA a "must do" is Horizontal falls. 💯😍😍 Safe travels. 🙏🙏 Pete
Wow! I had no idea about the amount of gear required for your travels. Thanks for sharing, I have a new appreciation for all the hard work you put into making your videos. I think you guys are great and really enjoy watching your videos. Keep up the great work!
So glad you went to the Forrest Gump 'end of run' road....I thought I saw in a previous video of yours but then realised it wasn't the same one. Such good memories, I'll have to watch that wonderful movie again!
Can't wait to see where you land next! Exciting!
Your latest gear update wasn't boring. 👍
I'm amazed how little clothing you need to carry.
All good and interesting 👍 thanks guys
4:09 Missed opportunity for Tia for scale there... :P
Totally agree on buy quality where possible , like the old saying, buy once , cry once 😁. Any potential buyers of the van have a good video resource to check out , should help sell Jolene 👍
I think it was very interesting to see what you guys pack.
Loved the music!😊
We love you two, you both tell your story so beautifully. It’s always interesting, you are definitely our favourite vloggers closely followed by “Two passports one Dream” We can’t wait until you come back to Australia and finish your trip xo ❤
This is my favourite channel on UA-cam ...
Thanks for sharing your beautiful country. Next van trip ….. disposable gloves and hot water bottles for the cold nights
Monument valley way better than our boring old Uluru. Love it. You are coming to aus now? It’s coldcool now and days are short (syd) but from Brisbane north will be good. 😊
I've been to both and they're both equally stunning 😊
We 3 Aussies (my wife, her sister and myself) were at Forrest Gump Point and stayed at The View Hotel in Monument Valley a little over a week ago. It was a detour we made from our Route 66 trip. Our weather was fortunately a little better than what you experienced and we had some awesome views during sunset and sunrise. It's pretty neat though to see it in different conditions and it still looks spectacular. BTW, we finished Route 66 yesterday at Santa Monica after 23 days going along as much of the old route as possible. Your video of that trip was a lot of help. 😁
Hey guys! Im an aussie/american, ive been out of Oz for the last 3 and a half years living in Utah. I really enjoy your content, especially your first trip to australia, those videos helped me when i was feeling particularly homesick. Im so thrilled that you two are heading back, im quite jealous but i cant wait to see you finish the big loop! Will you be stopping in Tassy this trip? Travel safe!
We sure are going to try for Tassie!
@@OnePackWanderers that's great! You're going at the best time to see the southern lights!
Tia, what program do you use to draw the beautiful postcards?
It’s an app for iPad called Procreate!
Monument valley brings us back almost 10 years ago, where we did our first big trip as a couple exploring the US west coast. The rest is history ❤
It was an interesting and different post. Thanks.
Aww, I thought Tia was gonna run to a halt in front of the camera and say, "I'm pretty tired, think I'll go home now."
Such a missed opportunity!
The gear review wasn't boring at all. I've often wondered how you fit everything in one small pack. I'd actually love it to go a step further and explain your clothing choices, especially when you'll be travelling through different temperatures / climates.
Wow that valley looks so beautiful, that would make a great tia postcard .
Looking forward to the new adventures 😀
My entire worldly possessions fit inside a CabinZero Military cabin bag. Total weight 7kg and I never have to use checked baggage. Minimalism... should have done it when I was 20. Carried so much junk with me for decades and all that junk was always on my mind and holding me back.
Selling all our stuff was the best decision we ever made, even if we weren’t traveling that choice is still a highlight.
Loved that you included some gear explainers in this instalment. I want to start filming as simply as possible via handheld/tripod. I was only considering GoPro, I didn’t know there were brand alternatives like DJI. I will start small and build my options bit by bit ❤
Question: When using the DJI Mic 2 do you use the noise cancelling function? Thanks!
How on earth does Cheveyo fit all his clothes into that tiny bag? And i also spent far too long researching powerbanks for travel.
Great to see the bag update, I'm a huge fan of bags that have bright internal lining. Makes finding things so much easier.
Honestly? I feel like Monument Valley in the rain and mist might be more spectacular than in the bright sun. That looked gorgeous!
Good luck, looking forward to seeing you down here again!
Hey Tia & Cheveyo, thanks for the US travel vlogs. All were interesting to watch. Periodic travel gear updates make for interesting and useful content. Learning from other peoples experiences is an ideal way to learn. Looking forward to you finishing the lap. Take care and travel safe ❤
Awesome
Nice video Thnak you very much for sharing
Good luck to us
'Regards
I love packing videos so thank you!!!
I did not know DJI had a "go pro" like camera! Cool!
I would say you have been in Australia for a while now. US - Brisbane - Darwin?? I thought I would get in, hopefully early - Go to Karijini Gorge near Tom Price, W.A. Well worth the trip. Also on the way down N.W.C.H. drop in to Kalbarri and the Skywalk.
I love you guys!
Excited for the next country
Monument valley was pretty cool 👍 , and the gear set up , wow , you kiddies 😉 are so well organised ( well done).
I’m probably the worst for being organised ( I need to take lessons )😊.
Decades ago I tried a working holiday around Australia in a beat up old 4WD ( I didn’t make it around, finishing it is on my bucket list though) , ( my timing was bad, the country was in severe recession ), I took way way too much stuff , I was constantly unburying and searching for gear 😂 , it’s all a learning experience though ay 😊.
All the best to you on travels ….. stay safe !
Not at all boring, guys. Didn’t see you pack any shoes/sandals jumpers or jackets. Do you give them all away before each plane trip and start again at next port of call? Safe travels 😊
Based on the amount of clothes Cheveyo packed, I don't think they are going to Everest Base Camp.
Correct me if I’m wrong, but rewatching a second time, did I detect Cheveyo’s attempt at an Aussie accent in the bloopers? If so, hope that was a hint and confirmation you are heading down under - excited if that’s the case! Safe travels!
Like #7 from Gilbert Arizona!🎉❤
Love it ,superb video
Go Go Navajo Nation! ❤
You two really have an interesting style in video creation! I’m really pleased that you showed all your camera and creative gear… DJI is my favourite brand too and I have older gear such as Pocket 2 Combo, Mavic Air 2 , DJI Action 4.(That replaced GoPro) M2 Max 14 “ and DaVinci Resolve ( for editing) Storage external- 1 TB Combo includes : Orico enclosure .. Lightning Bolt 4 - USB C for Mac and SAMSUNG 980 PRO SSD 1TB PCIe 4.0 NVMe.. Chev, I watched countless tutorials for storage as did you for charger 🤣
Ohh and a recent purchase Audiio Enterprise (lifetimeLicense) and only yesterday Audiio (Elements lifetime)
Omg kids I’m a newbie and have lots of video, B-Roll footage..
I’ve started to put these videos together with lots more learning..
But as an older big kid I’m inspired by your authentic style of video creation. I really enjoyed the equipment walk through of your kit that was not boring all helps lots of wanna be floggers like me 👏🏻😊
Keep safe, have fun and see your next adventure 🙏🏻🇻🇳🙏🏻😡😀
Magnificent views.
Wow! You’ve definitely gotten way more gear!!
The guy from Bald and Bankrupt uses one camera. A Sony X1000V 4K. Sometimes less is more. Still you guys rock.
Yea some people definitely make it work with less. Especially with the Bald & Bankrupt video style, you really just need a really basic camera for those types of videos because they’re primarily about showcasing his wacky interactions with people.
Love the gadget bits and bobs bit you did. Just forget to add a spirit box with ya kit. 😜
I remember when you guys first upgraded your equipment with buying new phones in Thailand and now you guys have a full on set up. It’s been so amazing watching you grow over the years. I appreciate you going over the tech. I wonder if you ever had issues flying with the power bank because it’s so powerful? Also curious what lens you use on your camera. Good luck on your next adventures! Can’t wait to see them
No issues with the power bank, thankfully 😊 Lenses are 24-105mm f/4 and 16-35mm f/4!
@@OnePackWanderers Thank you!
Woohoo Aussie Aussie Aussie Oi Oi Oi. 😎
My money is on Canada next as it has just started to warm up there....
Thank you for the video! Tia caught red handed in the bloopers 😆
Lovely home..❤
Seeing the desert in rain is exceptionally fortunate 🦘❤️
You are also carrying a suitcase? What is in that. Looking forward to your next adventure ❤
Safe travels!
See you guys soon, somewhere.
Returned to only using backpacks? BUT... we clearly see Tia with both backpack & rolling suitcase on arrival at the airport! Is there more to this?
There is! We’ll explain in the next video
❤ safe travels always!
What's the top 3 favourite countries you visited?
Safe journey ❤❤
If I am spending a few weeks somewhere I will sometimes buy clothes from a charity shop then donate them back at the end of the trip. It works out cheap and gives me a bit of variety.
Yea! We did this in Northern Europe when it was really cold. Donated our jackets at the end.
I like your packing showing. 😊
At least get some kind of protective case for the large cameras like you would a phone!
so we had the pack reveal, and then we see Tia with the wheelie case at the airport ?
interesting video
You don't need the kindle if you have an Ipad. The kindle app for the ipad works great. I found that I rarely used my kindle as I always had the ipad on hand and the Ipad worked better.
The main issues I had with the iPad is eye strain and battery life. The Kindle has a special screen that’s much easier on the eyes and the battery lasts 3-4 weeks.
@@OnePackWanderers I'd agree. I have an ipad and a Kindle and I never read ebooks on the ipad. The Kindle is much more suited for it.
The funniest bit was Tia for scale on the Endless Road. Beats the Big Prawn or potato..
Bare with me as I learn to send my first ever email 😂 wahoo 😁 the irony is some friends of mine have taken their family to USA and are currently driving route 66 and I already suggested your channel to them ❤❤ ...also did you ever watch " an idiot abroad, driving route 66" with Karl Pilkington...it's pretty funny and has the teepee tiny houses and bottle yard tribute ...anywho , thanks for drawing my name for Tia's postcard 👋🤠🐈🐈⬛🇳🇿....it made my day.
An Idiot Abroad is hilarious! Love that series.
And hey just letting you know we haven’t received an email yet 😅
@@OnePackWanderers I live so rural I haven't found anyone to help me yet lol 😆 I'll be brave and have a shot 🤠🐈🐈⬛🌺
What about packing shoes? Only the ones on your feet?
Cheveyo - are your candles Earth Runners zero drops? Have they last since the beginning?
Sandles - ha
Only the ones on our feet. Sandals are Luna Mono Winged Classics.