An honest Q&A while watching the sunset in Broome

Names are Tia & Cheveyo
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[@mrmockatoo6786]

As an old Aussie bloke and long time viewer, I can say you are two of the most optimistic and likeable young people I have ever seen on KZbin and those qualities (not fancy degrees) are highly valued in these parts. Together, you have done an amazing job promoting our country, and Tourism Australia should be busting a gut to facilitate any of your projects and desires to emigrate. Your interactions with locals and each other are endearing and Tia's enthusiasm for "Big Things" has a life of its own. Hey Chev, just a gentle reminder: I notice you're a bit pink today.The sun is a killer - Slip, Slop, Slap! (From memory, slip on a shirt, slop on sunscreen and slap on a hat...either that, or I've just insulted you). Enjoy the North but watch out for the big bitey things up there.

[@utha2665]

Well said, I noticed he was a little sunburned too. It would be nice if Tourism Australia offered them a paying job and a PR, if they so wished it.

[@AdamBryony]

I know you guys want to travel and see the world, but you guys do Australia right. You make us proud and we hope you come back for a third (and potentially more) series 🥰🥰🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@AshleyPerera27]

Yes!! Please come back again and again 🤞🏼🤞🏼

[@RebeccaThompson-sk5jm]

Please move here 😍😍

[@Ninja_chihuahua]

Yep! Just stay!

[@tammyl5898]

Yes I would have to agree. Come back and just stay. 😉😀🤗❤🇦🇺

[@Ninja_chihuahua]

@@tammyl5898 ❤️

[@theexecutioner2664]

What a prophetic comment ‘It’s surprisingly easy to let go of material possessions. After a week or two without them you find you don’t really even miss them.’. That, my friend is a life lesson everyone could learn. Respect.

[@acesretroonline]

🧘🧘‍♂🧘‍♀

[@arrrrkin]

Just like to say thank you.. Australia should make both of you ambassadors for our tourism. You sell Australia better then our current ambassador.

[@Patrick-hr1wp]

Hmm. It was a pretty good week for Kevin, actually…

[@Sas_Kat]

I just can't tell you in words how well you are doing, but I'll try! Your videos are not only fun, but they are respectful and informative about the places and cultures, which is really important. Also, the photography is amazing, both of you know how to capture a moment in a video, not just visually, I feel like I am there feeling the wind, the rain, the sunshine, smelling the food etc. Your relationship with each other is just so healthy and heart warming, makes you both a joy to watch. In other words, you're doing a great job!!

[@PeteV.53]

I second that!

[@daveamies5031]

Cheveyo funny thing about Australia's skilled migration list is it's not all University Degree jobs, e.g. jobs on the list include: - Cafe or Restaurant Manager - Motor Mechanic And then some states have occupations that are not on the whole of Australia list, so checking out WA's list might be worthwhile, Also WA being considered regional does make it easier to get a visa, so it's probably worthwhile contacting an migration agent for some advice (I'm not a migration agent) but do know best to start the migration process before you're 35 as it gets harder after that.

[@Ed-tx4zf]

Quite sure that when you bring Tia along they'll let you in no matter what skills you possess. She seems to be just one happy puppy all the time. Her obsession with all the large statues around Oz makes me smile every time. Keep it up. You make me hit the road again in three months. 😁

[@steveth1000]

Yoga instructors from India are on top of the list. It made the news and a discussion in Parliament

[@ChiChi-dy9qi]

Honestly if you did a meet & greet in Brisbane, I would take a day off work for it. Obviously the drinks are on me. Also, the best YT you produce is just by being yourselves and exploring new places and taking us with you. We just love tagging along with you. 😁

[@brettevill9055]

The two best days of owning a boat are the day you buy it and the day you sell it.

[@crumble701]

boats are liabilities not assets. Best to hire it not own it - with hindsight after owning two small yachts and losing money on maintenance & repairs, accessories, painting and depreciation

[@claireb9430]

So true, it was our experience.

[@bobgroves5777]

@@crumble701 "A boat is a hole in the ocean you pour money into".

[@ilovehmetal666]

Owning a boat the most expensive way to get a free feed 😂

[@utha2665]

It would be great to see them collab with a wooden boat restorer Sampson Boat Co. An English guy has rebuilt and restored a 1910 Gaff Cutter called Tally Ho in Port Townsend in Washington State USA over the last 7 years. They are getting ready to sail this summer, it would be so cool to see them on that boat.

[@MrTaylor1964]

Your comments on the association with Mazda were spot on, the most perfect fit and understanding the expectations of both parties, so important not to have it be a commercial for Mazda, but just another star of the show.

[@comedyzone]

Yeah to be honest, it made me look at Mazda's website to see if they have anything that looks good for us if/when we want to get a car, and it appears they do, so this might be the first car ad to ever work on me haha

[@Ninja_chihuahua]

8:36 don’t worry about viewer expectations- when you’re happy & enjoying yourselves, that comes across in your videos- for me watching your channel has become more about “catching up” with you guys than about the destinations

[@muncheesuppar]

hey ninja , i watch these awesome humans too , they just give me the good endorphines, got a few kiely vids of yours to catch up on . they were near prosser in their american travels before coming back here .

[@Ninja_chihuahua]

@@muncheesuppar - yep - I’ve watched every one of their videos- I absolutely adore them & it’s definitely a good break from the heavy case stuff, not just Kiely, but Maddie too - it was super cool when they went to Tahoe - I wished they’d been there longer & showed us more of the area though!

[@gsaaerialfilming1843]

Just want you to know this is one guy from Minnesota that’s been watching since your first early episodes….and I thoroughly enjoy watching them….seen every one and look forward to the new ones coming out.

[@blobfishking9143]

I bought a Mazda because of your show. I had never had one before. Blueberry inspired me to buy a new Mazda CX 30 for my wife

[@richardcooper]

Tia & Cheveyo you two are definitely doing a good job at KZbin :) with out fear and doubt

[@mcduffchannel]

As a Canberran who discovered you through your Canberra video, and then went back through your entire video catalogue, I sincerely appreciate the lens you gave us. Love you both and happy travels!

[@AlexanderLiffers]

Cheesy and poorly constructed is the entire point of the big things. It's a reminder to not always take everything too seriously and take a little joy from the absurdity of everything, which Tia has definitely embraced judging by the gleeful look every time she sees one.

[@FionaEm]

I've been watching since you guys drove across the Nullarbor, and I've never gotten the impression that Tia calls all the shots. As for emigrating, I reckon Mazda should sponsor your visas. Cheveyo could fix their cars and Tia can be chief barista 😅 Yes, the Big Things are awful - but that's the whole point 😆 As for meet-ups, I think lots of ppl would love to say hi in person. Might make you feel more at home here.

[@Mudskipper9876]

I am in awe of Cheveyo's mechanical talent and Tia's artistic skills. I😢 would love a vinyl sticker of Tia for scale showcasing Big Things. Your channel has shown me parts of our world I will never visit. You have helped me navigate the parts I will. Thank you.

[@bluedog1052]

Tia for scale stickers is a great shout actually, good call.

[@MrTaylor1964]

You should join their postcard club and get that monthly postcard in the mail. I do and I’m collecting, it’s my 5th month and looking forward to many more.

[@sharonhope]

Your doubt and fear response - self doubt is hard to throw off but I just want to say to you both that you are honestly amongst the very BEST you-tubers traveling out there - I mean that honestly. I follow some big ones and you are absolutely their equals. Your drone work is next level, your interactions with each other, with complete strangers - your enjoyment of what you do and where you are is so evident - so yeah, when the doubts etc creep in just know that myself, and I daresay hundreds..no thousands, like me think you are the cats meow.

[@utha2665]

The one that stands out with interactions with the locals was just the other day at Marble Bar, that was truly amazing and I'm sure those kids will remember for a long time.

[@quadbox]

"I can walk with my head a little bit higher". Not me getting a little bit watery eyed. Please, you guys always have reason to hold your head up high. You both have so much integrity, a both so considerate, hard working and open-minded that regardless of if you have a sponsorship or not, we all see you as valid, worthy people.

[@StrikeFirstNoMercy]

Honestly for a meetup, just pick a pub or a brewery, and the people will come. No need to plan anything extravagant, and it's the best low-key way to immerse yourself in the casual Aussie culture

[@madhonkas]

Yes, this is the way to go. And then in the unlikely event nobody turns up you two are just there for a meal and a couple of drinks, nobody there will be any the wiser.

[@alexradojkovic9671]

@@madhonkas You won't be left in the dark by your followers... once you inform them of an intended meet-up, you'll be given a heap of feed back from everyone intending to show up. No need to supply cake, by the way. It should just be BYO.

[@danielbertsch8291]

Not just in Australia, but a meetup in North America would be well attended as well!

[@galacho9]

The fact you have a 4:1 view to like ratio shows how much people love you guys

[@BigAl53750]

I’m absolutely certain that if you gave watchers an invitation to meet you somewhere, you’d be overwhelmed at how many would show up. You two are very well liked (even loved) by many more Aussies than you think.

[@diannecain1]

OMG, guys, us Aussies love you, I don't think I have seen a negative comment here out of the 282 comments you have had so far. You really are the most genuine gorgeous couple to follow and I can't wait for your next video

[@shaddsi]

DONT FORGET - this isn't just a job. You can't just treat this as a job or you will end up hating it. Don't lose focus on why you're doing it. Love you guys!!

[@Mod-man]

Maybe Mazda could come to the party again by hosting a subscriber meet and greet for 100 or so when you finish your trip. They could organise a ballot and select 100 lucky people to attend and film it for the rest of us to watch. A good way to have all your subscribers involved especially those who aren't at the event. Call it a thank you party!

[@trevorbennion1979]

Just found your videos so have gone back to watch the start your Aussie adventures . We live near the great ocean road and your photography of the red woods and the great ocean road is truly the best we have seen . Your infectious smiles are so genuine you guys need to move here. ❤❤

[@ChiChi-dy9qi]

Pretty sure we would all sponsor them. 😁

[@AussieTVMusic]

We gave our daughter a native American name. My wife was obsessed with all things Native American. 2 yrs ago she did a DNA test and found out she Indigenous roots from South America around Colombia. We were all shocked at how it all came about.

[@Knowyourintent]

Watching you both is good for my mental health. Better than anything I can find on Netflix.

[@Simonisms]

My favourite thing about your videos is the love and support you show each other ❤

[@sueburn536]

OMG you two are just beyond adorable! The movers and shakers in Aussie tourism NEED to find you a viable job for the long term!

[@TrevorSampson1955]

Thank you for the very real Q & A session. My wife 71 and myself 68 just appreciate your realness, when your videos pop up we are there for the fun and the joy we see, never doubt yourselves, your doing life well, we enjoy travelling with you as we don't seem to be able to do it ourselves, safe travels, love and light from Perth, WA, Trev n Rose

[@toddavis8151]

A meetup doesn’t have to be anything overly complicated, just choose a location and time

[@TheWankadank]

I was typing out some long message about how much I love your aus videos and realised I couldn't put it into words lol. Just know that us aussies are so proud/glad that you're loving the country and appreciate your way of telling your experience Please keep the series as regular as possible :D

[@JohnSmith-wl8ts]

I am facing homelessness because of the housing crisis here in western australia and looking at how you guys live; I'm inspired to try to think of it in a more positive way. I might buy a van to live out of. Honestly I'm a little terrified of being homeless though. I wonder how you manage to not struggle with life on the road, not having a fixed home. Its something I've never done, but you make it look so easy!, its inspiring. It must take a lot of mental discipline to live on the road

[@bernadettelanders7306]

Thinking of you in your situation- you WILL find a way 💞

[@ShadowleeKnits]

Your Canberra video was how I found your channel (I think KZbin recommended it to me because I live in Canberra). My theory for why so many Australians don't like Canberra is that lots of schools around the country do a "visit Canberra" trip. They always seem to come in the winter when the weather is awful, and the kids get dragged around Parliament House and the War Memorial. All they learn is that Canberra is cold and boring. I think that Canberra's secret is that it's a much nicer city to live in than it is to visit as a tourist.

[@noelbowerman1562]

We did a high school trip to Canberra ,circa 1982 ,I really enjoyed it .

[@michellecameron5850]

I loved living in Canberra … made some great friends, great restaurants and lots of things to do. The coast isn’t even that far away. I think you are spot on about the cold, boring attractions during school excursions.

[@ian_forbes]

The cheesier, more horribly constructed, the Big Thing : The better! Though as Cheveyo said, it’s probably 50/50 what makes them so great: their dodgy construction vs. Tia’s excitement.

[@Ninja_chihuahua]

😂😂😂

[@garyyoung2061]

The potato poo does it for me, Tia's reaction to it is Gold!

[@gragrn]

I'm glad to hear your Canberra video did so well. That's how I discovered you, my brother told me to check it out. Pity you were here in winter. It's beautiful in spring and autumn, but summer can be blisteringly hot.

[@gerardwhite.]

In regards to your doubts about how your channel is viewed, when I first started watching I got the feeling that your channel was a way for you to look back on your travels in later years for your own memories. If that is the case, then always keep that in the back of your minds and do it for you and not other people. Having said that, I am sure that I am not the only subscriber who always looks forward to your next episode. Just keep doing what you are doing, it's great.

[@Mustardonmyjeans]

"Western Australia is your favourite state" This old West Aussie's heart swells... ...even though I live in Melbourne now 😂

[@mysticgreg]

The Canberra video is how I found you! The 'algorithm' brought it to my feed, and I've been hooked ever since :)

[@plainswell]

ditto

[@petrashaw7120]

Ditto

[@jameswassink3218]

Me too! I'm so glad the algorithm decided to show it to me

[@judileeming1589]

I love that you absolutely “get” each other and are so genuinely excited to see what the new day brings without trying to present contrived scenarios that you think will get clicks, that “…Wanderers” is apropos. You are not tourists to us, just a normal couple exploring the wide wonderful World that many of us will only see a small part of.

[@ZootZinBootZ]

Awww ❤

[@michaelsillis1841]

I was so excited seeing you both and Lunar today in Broome. It made my day ❤ Al and I are celebrating our 31st anniversary in Broome.

[@diannecain1]

So glad to hear they are in Broome, I am hoping they get to see the staircase to the moon......

[@michaelsillis1841]

@@diannecain1 our campsite is on the waterfront view of Staircase to the Moon. We have been sitting in our chairs watching it. Went to Cable Beach tonight for the sunset. Was blown away at everyone on the beach by the hundreds of 4x4s. Never will forget.

[@OnePackWanderers]

Was lovely meeting you yesterday, sorry it was so brief!

[@boudokan]

That was a really enjoyable and relaxing video. Like sitting around a camp fire and having a casual chat.

[@noelbowerman1562]

As an Aussie ,I'm glad you get us. You definitely show Australia in a good light.

[@PeterKontogeorgis]

Only channel whose entire backlog I’ve watched and never miss an episode. Watching you guys get started in the early post covid days was great to watch and follow along at a time where it wasn’t so easy for us to travel.

[@tubelev]

You guys are the most underrated/overlooked travel channel that I know of! I very much hope this changes. You guys deserve it! ❤ Interesting q and a, please.keep up the good work! Ps Cheveyo: please, get a haircut, man 😂 Ps Tia: you look lovely as always, continue! 😊 PPS: Cheveyo: scrap that, you rock whatever style you want! You just look different from the earlier videos I'm catching up on 😅

[@achebwahs1111]

Still recommending you visit the Bungle Bungles

[@drewkennewell4267]

Australian here. Once you go to Tasmania you've officially been to 37 countries.

[@Elitist20]

Yes, get a boat! I also follow 'Gone With the Wynns', who've done just that.

[@noelbowerman1562]

Love their videos ,

[@grahamejohn6847]

You are such a nice and loving couple I think anything you do would be worth watching. Your randomness is what brings me in to watch most.

[@MaraudersWorld]

Doubt & fear … power through it … it makes us stronger. I wouldn’t worry though … you’re kicking ass and mowing grass. 😎

[@RichardBroad-rb8dn]

I reckon by time you get to Tassie, Cheveyo will be 'True Blue'. You guys put a smile on my dial. 🙂

[@louisaklimentos7583]

You could work fir tourism Australia and you too are amazing !

[@bernadettelanders7306]

Exactly what I was thinking. I’m Aussie and have learned things about my own country I didn’t know. I also think from so many other countries their info is excellent and fun, and the quality and their honesty is excellent. I tried to watch other travellers, but I gave up. I only watch these guys now. They would be a welcome asset to any tourist company as they aren’t scripted but very natural, funny and a lovely couple who tell the truth without being offensive at all.

[@mattsmith3135]

The Vietnam and Japan moments you mentioned were also some of my favourite episodes to watch. I realise it's premature to talk about this, but if moving to Australia is in your 'long term' future plans, one way is to first migrate to New Zealand (a bit easier to move there) then move to Australia once you get NZ permanent residency. NZ also has the advantage of being a great place to learn to sail. This message was not sponsored by Immigration NZ.

[@jenniferp.633]

Your channel is so lovely and inspiring, but I can totally understand how challenging it can be to trust that the work you choose is the right path. I think most people have those kinds of existential doubts sometimes! It takes such bravery to follow your heart and intuition and I can't fathom how this pressure could become magnified in the public eye. Someone else made a comment about how high quality your channel is and I completely agree - both of your technical and on camera skills are excellent and the two of you are so down to earth and sweet - it's endearing. Really a pleasure to watch your content!

[@baekamazingness6516]

You guys are doing a great job, I’m surprised you have doubt about that! Your sincerity and authenticity comes through, and I love the style of travelling you do fully immersing yourself in the culture and exploring instead of focusing on just tourist spots. Your videos are very peaceful, I enjoy watching them before I go to bed to relax. Your Australia vids are my favourite, but I’m biased as an Australian. Anyway, keep going, you’re doing great!

[@carokat1111]

Just so you know, there are some stunning beaches in Tasmania - all along the east coast, in the northwest and down far south.

[@Wdeane1957]

Wineglass Bay is spectacular, just one of dozens of beaches.

[@lindsaysmith8119]

Purely to look at only. Its too bloody cold to swim there.

[@carokat1111]

@@lindsaysmith8119 3000 people just took to the water for the solstice swim!

[@micka6812]

You are such a lovely couple, it is easy to see why Australian viewers like you so much. I think along with Philly and Keely, your visits to Australia have been heartwarming and a pleasure to watch. On the eating front in most small towns there might be a bowling or golf club. These often have a little restaurant attached, sometimes “Australian” sometimes Chinese or Thai. Worth a looksee if you want to change your diet of burgers and chips!

[@kazwilson425]

Oh yeah, the RSL & sports clubs can have some great food that won't break the bank for a little bit of difference. AND the meat raffles are a must!

[@diannecain1]

I love Philly and Keely too, so damn funny plus their accents are adorable

[@macca409]

Q&A appreciation + algorithm comment ❤

[@skrazabs]

i have a feeling tasmania might surprise you with how much you enjoy it when you finally make it down here

[@barry.m9681]

👍 fantastic Q&A guys❤️🇦🇺

[@elblanco5]

Lesson: Experience is more valuable than stuff!

[@crackers562]

Nicely done guys... I do wonder if anyone has ever recognized you during your travels... Never see it happen yet

[@barrytwaddle4691]

Thanks guys, for putting Australia on the map. Especially Western Australia. The Australian government should employ you as travel ambassadors.

[@lgrigg5439]

Canberra is beautiful place so easy to get around.

[@RobertJW]

This series has made me want to visit WA because I'm on the east coast and seeing the sun set over the ocean in person is something I didn't know I wanted until your videos here came along.

[@stuarthancock571]

Just come to west coast of Yorke Peninsula in SA, sunsets over the sea and much closer😊😊

[@DogmenHardcastle]

By all means go to WA, but just FYI in the interim you can see that staying at tangaloooma resort on Moreton Island and yes it looks incredible on a balcony with a cocktail.

[@TheMightyBurger]

You can also do that in North-West Queensland, Weipa, Karumba, the Torres Strait Islands. Lots of people forget that QLD has a West coast

[@DogmenHardcastle]

@@TheMightyBurger A bit like the forgettable east coast of WA... but I mentioned Tangalooma because it is so conveniently located to the "civilised" south east, lol.

[@andyjames2082]

78.8K subscribers! You two are doing a great job, I have completely loved watching your adventures, Thankyou.

[@calliopecreations1118]

Awww! I just love you guys! Don't change. I love traveling the world with you. Your authenticity and humility is heartwarming. Keep it up. You'll make it big before you know it. Mazda!!!! Whaaaaaahhhhhht!?🎉🤯🥳

[@patriciadawson4164]

I'm with you guys, why would you want to plan your life out to the last detail. Life has to have some spontaneity. And don't cater your travels to what others want to see you do, if they are interested in you, they will want to see what you want to do. You guys have a great channel keep doing you, and don't live your life for others.

[@ICrazyGreggy]

It surprises me that so many people told you to avoid Canberra. I personally loved the place once I was used to getting around. For the first time, short term traveler I can completely understand the antipathy as it is a city that was planned from the first foundation and it has the best road system of any city in Australia with sub-cities connected via that system. Each area has it's own business hub and shopping precinct with the main one ( Civic) having the most shopping options.Being a city geared for a floating population, it has the best second hand goods sellers in the country as every 3 years or so embassy staff and business staff get re-posted to other countries. They don't take their whole household with them , just their immediate personal possessions that they can take via air transport. Second hand books was something I totally pigged out on in the three years I lived and worked there. The cultural side of things is excellent with some of the nations best and most interesting Museums. My advice would have been to get a second hand copy of the city street directory as it would be one of the most useful books you could have there. Then off load it at an op shop when you leave.

[@GardeningCookingNature-zx8np]

The Big Things are very "tongue in cheek" and are meant for a bit of a laugh. We love to hate them & hate to love them. We need a 'Big Chevayo' statue in some town looking down at the tourists in disappointment.

[@JeremyParker072]

I love how cringey and 'shit' the big things are! Also love your videos and how genuine and authentic you both are.

[@jenniferupton8498]

Don't ever doubt people turning up to a meet up with you and your followers. I am nearly 75 and I would be there with bells on. Along with everyone else. Has to be Melbourne though.😂

[@margymckenzie7417]

i love that you guys are back in australia. you've shown me lots of places that i've never seen in my own country and hope to some day get out there and see them too. i'd love to hear your list of must-see places by the time you've done this trip. and i'm thinking maybe mazda could sponsor your visas to stay :D

[@chopper7352]

Yeah... it was no surprise that WA is your favourite state 😂 We're enjoying having you back in Oz 🇦🇺. Stay safe.

[@TenOrbital]

other youtubers have had the same viewer comments about Canberra, and reaction to the real place. i think if your expectations are set so low it's not hard to feel they're exceeded. it might even be Americans find Canberra easier to grasp because it is the only Australian city that was fully laid out in the suburbs-and-freeways era of the 60s and 70s

[@bluedog1052]

Nice Q&A guys, some interesting questions there. Just think if Tia didn't call the daily shots, you wouldn't have met those wonderful kids in Marble bar! I've been there and to many other remote communities when I was in the Defence Force and those indigenous kids are among the friendliest kids you will ever meet, we used to give them our combat ration packs, let them climb over our vehicles, we'd have our weapons locked away in a trunk before we entered the town, which of course they'd always ask to see lol. Edit - we only carried weapons for croc protection if we were tasked to set up near water or on a large Military Exercise, just wanted to make that clear and looking after your weapon each day is part of training. No live ammo unless on a croc watch shift.

[@Fish29077]

Absolutely. Had the pleasure of visiting some of the islands up north when I was with the Navy on Patrol Boats. The indigenous kids showed us an amazing swimming hole and were excited to explain some hunting techniques with us. Some great memories

[@bluedog1052]

@@Fish29077 Awesome, I spent a few months on Bathurst I think it was, the Fremantle type, I was posted to Norforce. Best posting of my career.

[@comedyzone]

Yeah I have a mate who wants to move to Australia, but it's nowhere near that easy. You need to find a entry path like a skilled working visa or a partner visa. It's a total nightmare for some good folk who just want to come live in our beautiful country, but I guess those controls have kept our population growth steady and under control.

[@ljb4541]

Govts changed its criteria If you're a dog walker or yoga instructor you're on the entry list

[@comedyzone]

@@ljb4541 Lol that certainly sounds like a comment by someone exasperated by immigration, but is far from true. Perhaps a lot of Asylum Seekers?

[@jonathont7866]

I did the coastal road from Brisbane to Sydney once, and I'd never do it again, it's so boring. Now I always take the inland route, it's so much nicer, so much more scenic, much easier to stop overnight.

[@starjamberry]

I’ve started saying “hey” too after spending time around Aussies 😂 I’m glad it’s not just me

[@pauljstephens]

Still loving your videos & great to see you're enjoying the West

[@FC-BS]

love the video

[@wallywombat164]

I may be biased but, I think you do a magnificent job. I would love to see you cruise the Med in your own Catamaran one day. ❤❤❤❤

[@user-bz7dt7kb6d]

If sailing interests you watch Sailing Uma. A young couple, with no previous experience, buy an old Sailing boat, refurbish it and sail the world. After about six years and just under 400 videos they are still going strong.

[@LisaDavitt]

Hi T and C. Thanks for the updates. So glad that Canberra was a successful clip for you. It was actually the first clip I watched of yours and have been an avid follower since. Enjoy Oz (again).... keep up the good work 😊😊 Lisa from Brissy, hey... BTW... Tia. I am born and bred Aussie, but I love peanut butter and jam sandwiches. Also, peanut butter and banana sandwiches are delicious!!!!

[@kylewatters6921]

No need for doubt or fears you guys are doing an awesome job 👏

[@bernstock]

When I want good vibes, I watch Tia & Cheveyo! Love you guys

[@beveastaway4625]

My husband and I really enjoy watching your content especially when you’re in Australia. We love visiting Canberra and also seeing the big things too. Go Tia…. Cheveyo’s reactions to the big things is so funny, especially The Big Potato!! 😂😂😂

[@boppermacca9346]

AWESOME Q&A guys & u can tell it was a killer sunset from the colour changes. And whenever I have anxious moments of self-doubt, I think of this quote that helps me. "If you have no confidence in self, you are twice defeated in the race of life. With confidence, you have won even before you started. "

[@leojansen2773]

Tia's smile is the best smile i have ever. ( love it)

[@deogratias7625]

You guys are terrific! Keep safe!

[@firebrand2619]

Best Q&A location yet!changing colours as the sun was going down I could tell it was going to be a magical-sunset.

[@belindaclarke7803]

What an inspiration you both are you know to get somewhere you have to work toward it I love you both .

[@waynemortensen8769]

Thanks for the update guys .. never think you aren't doing a great job 😮 you have such a natural presence that I know Kiwis and Aussies love anyway! We found you a couple of years ago and as people who have travelled a lot ourselves and have an affinity with Vietnam, we've loved your videos. It's chill time for us .. we'll say 'our friends have posted' haha Take care and don't stop! ❤ Wayne and Raewyn

[@OnePackWanderers]

Thanks, you two 😊❤️

[@Jenny_Ss]

Have no doubt have no fear we love having you here #australia ❤❤❤

[@natea6192]

You guys are amazing. We love watching your vlogs. You ARE doing a great job creating travel content for viewers. We kind of feel like we're seeing the world through your travel adventures. Thank you for all you do. We enjoy watching ❤

[@maudie6095]

You are doing an amazing job. Seriously beautifully done.

[@MrPeterDWatson]

What a delightful insight into your world. I truly enjoy coming along with you on your adventures and experiences. Thank you!

[@dennismatthews6660]

Love your honesty and sincerity. Thank you for sharing your experience.