A fabulous place to visit. I grew up in a local town and now live close to Bonegilla (we locals pronounce it as Bone (same as eg. bone in your leg) - e (as for egg) gill (same as a fish gill) -a (pronounced u), Growing up in the 50’s and 60’s we knew a lot of people who spent time there and then moved to local towns. The children went to our schools and we never had racial discrimination issues. Many of them became close friends. I remember as a child going to the camp when I was young and visiting some of the people my parents became friends with. I would listen to their stories of what it was like living in Europe during the war. Even though I was a child I found it heartbreaking listening to some of their stories. Our region was blessed to have these wonderful, resilient people living and working in our community. ❤️🌺

Hi, what sort of temps were you getting for May. We’re looking for June/July next year.

Thanks for this very informative utube, we will be there in a few weeks and might be able to fit it in.

Definatly a great experience. Thank you for sharing this.

Canola fields are beautiful, aren't they?

you guys are a long way from SA. If you get a chance get up to the upper Murray which feeds into lake Hume. one of our favourite places. :)

If you get the chance, call in to the Adelaide botanic gardens on your way home maybe & see if the garden glass display is still on, theres a paid section in the bicentenary conservatory & a night time walk but also free viewing around the gardens during the day

Frog looks like a spotted marsh frog but i could be mistaken, every state almost has their own variations.

What did the fish say when it swam into a concrete wall ? Oh DAM

Wow that house looks incredible and that frog was stunning the markings were incredible. The blossoms may be a pain but will make for some spectacular photos and video you lucky buggers.

Might have to add Albury to our list of places to see now. Thanks

Its trained to transcribe a us accent :/ google shouldve thought it through by giving an English australian language lol

Great episode team. We did Toms mine with the dogs and was great but wow the one you went to was amazing. I can confirm that it’s not an altar behind the curtain it’s like a storage room or possible where the priest gets ready?? Shh I may have had a little peek 😂🤣 We love Coober Pedy and will be heading back and spending more time there.

I believe years ago when Harry was still with us he allowed a film crew in & a story was done on him. I can't remember if it was abc & possibly backroads or another of their programs. I remember it because it was such an artistic & creative place & there wasnt a plain surface to be found.

It is a fabulous place to explore. ❤️🌺

Your braver then me I’m claustrophobic thank god for social media I can see it thru your eyes and comments.

I need all my money back...worst fight ever

Fabulous videos. Lots of useful information, thank you for sharing. 😊

Great info we also use what’s Ap for messaging the owner and sending pics of there pets. We try to do a meet & greet if possible before the sit to see if we are a great fit for all and the animals. My trick is I take photos before I move anything and then put things back before the owner is back.

Is it a good idea to have police clearances too?

Very informative & useful information for thse of us interested in house / farm/ station sitting .

If you’re got costochronditis get a back pod expensive but fixes you up super quick

Very useful, you guys explained everything

Super useful :)

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Didn't get to run over the train, bugger.

Brilliant walks, beautiful scenery. I’ve flown a number of times in a helicopter, love it. Great you did go up. 👏👏👏👏❤️🌺

Thanks for sharing Kings Canyon Walk and the helicopter ride. Something I will never get to do as I would never manage those steps. Keep doing what you can do while you can and enjoy.

Great episode. We can’t wait to get to Kings Canyon and 6km walk looks awesome and we will look into the longer one too. Well done facing your fears with flying. Personally love it but I have spent most of my life around aviation. Leisa is also not super keen on small aircraft.

Ah Leah your an inspiration for me , with your previous solo travels & get out there attitude ! The colours are amazing out there & I can't wait to finish doing my rig up & head out there myself

Thanks for that episode. It brought back great memories of doing the walk with our young children then, 35 years ago. Great 👍

Thank you for sharing your experiences at Kings Canyon. I’ll be definitely be adding this on our bucket list. So look forward to exploring Kings Canyon in the future. I don’t think I could bring myself to do the helicopter ride, too terrifying for me. The walks will do me just fine. Happy travels 😊

We loved the Kings Canyon Walk and good on you for being brave with the Helicopter ride.

😮 we are about to do this 😮

Thank you for the shout out. I totally loved this video. I can't wait to get out there and see it for myself

Carnt you just spray exit mould or vinegar on the canvas and clean it , ive got the same problem in my roof top tent , probably the condensation happening in three probably have to pop it open now and then i recon to air it out 🤔

It's a beautiful rock made millions off years before any human ever walked the planet no body owns it it's just beautiful like the other big rocks in the surrounding areas and like any other countries that have the same thing 😊

Its Ayers Rock.

the glittery stuff is mica

wow you guys are having a tough time but your living an awesome life. Your view of Uluru is just beautiful.

Have lost an Anderson on the Oodnadatta Track. If you dun some zip ties it stops it from happening. Love the painted desert just epic.

Can’t wait to get back to the rock and for Leisa to see it for the first time.

I'm surprised to see that you're getting dust in your van. We are on our third BT, and apart from getting dust in our first van, where the area under our fridge hadn't been sealed properly at the factory, we have no dust in our two other vans. Unlike you, we don't have the new door, but we close over our dust door and have sponge rubber between it and the main door. Dust entry could be around the fridge if the dust is mainly on the floor.

The rock looks stunning. Which is the best way to walk it if you can only go one way. Clockwise or anti clockwise

I've never actually made it out to the rock, like you though I've always considered it as the heart of Australia too. Some of the profiles of ridges looked like a person laying on their back with their head tilted backwards. It gives out a vibe of spirituality anytime I watch something about it, always has even as a child their was something special about it. I even lived in Alice 30 years ago for a few months, but was too busy working to make the drive out there, one of my biggest regrets now.

Heartbreaking - water flooding. Mould is the issue and expansion of the floor and MDF if any. When you say turn off the pump - do you mean just the power point switch or actually under the sink? (where the pump is in our van). Thank god our Diesel heater inlet and outlets are up off the floor.

The glittery slabs are actually mica. Apparently, the area is known for it. Mica is used in electronics, etc. In fact, my convection heater at home has a sheet of mica in it that radiates infra red heat. It's called a "micathermal" heater. Works very well.

I parked my car in a big shopping centre car park miles away from every one else i walked ages so many empty spots around when i came back that side off car park was still empty but someone parked their car so close to mine i couldn't open my driver's door WTF and we were the only cars there

Beautiful. ❤️❤️🌺