Thankyou for that adventure, I enjoyed it!

Thanks for an entertaining video. I was very curious about whether or not that line was connected to the D’aguilar to Caboolture line. Still I would like to see you cover that one also…

Great Video Joe, you'll have to do one on your HF radio next! - Grant 0322

Great video! We just bought a JAYCO Lark and your video is inspiring to me. Cheers Rob

Do you have a portable loo in the tent beside the camper?

Is buddy allowed at the Nat park camp site?

Excellent audio. You could hear everything you said 👍 In my left ear.

They had better public transport in 1924 than we do in 2024

$29 per ‘family’ per night to camp in the bush is no bargain!

Great info guys thank you

you guys are rockstars!

Thanks for sharing

Thanks subed.

They need to bring it back as Brisbane is booming..

Nothing like the safety of the HF radio, good old Rick 3097 Cheers Bob 1750 - Austravelsavetynet

wow i use 27mhz HF more than uhf ,there is more on 27mhz HF so

Very good video thanks Lea and Joe, you obviously put a lot of work into this and it shows. Best regards to you both.

Videos like this are important to get the message out on how to operate UHF CB correctly, far too many abuse it and teach others that it is OK to abuse it also. Well done.

Not a bad intro to UHF CB. There are however lots of really good unofficial radios, that have 10 x the power and all sorts of additional features. There are 80 channels , 40 of which were inserted between the original 40. and older radios had a broader bandwidth which gives better audio quality. To really boost your range you can go as much as 100 watts and that will definitely give you longer range.

Nice video with great information. Job well done.

This is an awesome vid guys, great information! Ill be showing the kids in the morning, the 9yr old will love this

Great Info

Amazing video guys! Having just upgraded from a thunderbucket to a new to us (second hand) Thetford 565e with no instructions, I was somewhat concerned about how to operate it. I can now proudly walk up to the dump point and look like I actually know what I'm doing 😂 My hubby will be impressed.

Good video, I used to ride a push-bike along the Ferny Grove to Samford section early 60s just after rail closed. Looking at all these projects they were built at a time when we had almost zero tax and tiny beaurocracy. I wonder why we can't afford lines like this any more?

Absolutely 100% ADORABLE! What a lovely young couple you are. Wonderful to see you out there, enjoying the world together. Came across your site researching Brisbane for historical sites to survey, and what you provide is a treasure trove of information. Thank you for making us aware of so much of our past. I'm looking forward to visiting these places within the very near future. Have subscribed and will be watching more of your videos as soon as I can. Professor K.

Hi Joe, how do you dump the water out of your tank ,,, is there a tap or knob I turn to realise it ? Thx

Went there the other day (16/9/2024). Its good to have history like that and people can learn about it but there isn't much information recorded about coomba falls. Sad place

Rubbing candle wax on the zips is a bit more labour intensive, but works well too.

a brilliant story. Love the aerial views that you have included? Where to next time?

Well done Joe and Lea now on our bucket list

Hi guys, just stumbled on your video. Really enjoyed watching, you do a excellent job at showing the area you are exploring, must say it's very refreshing compared to other KZbinrs. You have just earnt another subscriber. We have currently stopped our full time travels after 5 years and bought at Hervey Bay, just doing smaller trips at the moment, so this one will be excellent to get away too. Keep up the great videos

I’ve just purchased a 07 Hawk, loved the layout for the 3 of us. 1 adult and 2 children. Can’t wait for school holiday adventures! We plan to do the same as you for clothing. Have seen people keep clothes in tubs in their car.

Looks like a nice quiet spot!

Nice job, thanks

Awesome video, love it. Thanks!

Hey Rubes. Thanks for the service tips on the windup mechanism. My first time with a Jayco Dove. Cheers David

Thanks for the great video! We’ve used so many of your videos and hints for our Swift Touring. We pickup a new Journey Touring next week!

Um, where should China throw a nuclear weapon at Brisbane before the next Olympics games?

Um, Ferney Grove and dayborra, is that the typain snake between your legs?

The Armstrong ( creek ) railway station was directly across ( Opposite )about 200-260 meters from the drive way into the Nethersole farm , , the post office was in the still standing farm house and the mail was picked up at the station morning and afternoon train service to Brisbane , than property owners would pick up the mail from the Nethersole farm , I spent much of my childhood school holidays on the farm and would walk with my uncle each day to pick up the mail until the line closed . I remember going on the little red rail motors to Brisbane with my mother, o so young . The rail bridge across the north pine river was used for many years as a road bridge as the road was washed out many times when I was a kid until a new road bridge was built

Great video Rubes I love the way you both present yourselves,the infomation is spot on cheers.😀

Thanks to you both for your practical hints and demos and for the useful products that you have found along the way 👍

Lea and Joe I have a book suggestion which is fiction but alot of it is true its a awesome book and was written by an ex- detective its called the ghost train & the scarlet moon! I love it you should defentily invest in it! Its written by jack roney!

Belive me I live and have lived in samford and dayboro for at least 20 years most people you ask about it will go huh? rail crash when!? But I would suggest looking at the samford museum the lovely staff know alot and have a wall about it and the remade train