An Oasis in the Outback / Amazing Natural Springs / Mataranka

[@travisparcsi4267]

Loving the vids guys, gee it looks amazing. (I haven’t commented for a while but I have been liking and watching your vids)

[@nowornever_aus]

Thanks Travis! Appreciate your ongoing support!!

[@ianparmenter1704]

Another great video.

[@nowornever_aus]

Thank you 🙏

[@AlliOopsadaisy]

Damn you guys are so awesome with some of the camera work, those underwater shots are brilliant!

[@nowornever_aus]

Oh wow thank you so much!!

[@kimjones299]

Another great episode guys 👏🏼👏🏼 Can I ask a random question? Where did you get your clock and how do you keep it in place?

[@nowornever_aus]

Thanks! Lol we got our clock from jaycar! And we keep it in place with in place with velcro tape!

[@yusufsayed2119]

Epic show and awesome 👌 Thanks to you we see the beauty of Australia 🇦🇺 greetings from south africa 🇿🇦 😀

[@nowornever_aus]

Thanks so much! That’s awesome!

[@dawayneduffy3509]

Hey 😊. I just wanted to let you know that I'm loving your cooking segment 👍. Looks like you all are enjoying your time up there 😃. Keep up the good work 😜

[@nowornever_aus]

Thanks mate!!

[@nowornever_aus]

Thanks mate!!

[@roadtrainfan_from_Germany]

G´day to you guys in Australia. Thanks for all your fantastic videos. Were there bats up in the trees at Mataranka pool ? I remember a very strong smell of them when i was in the water. That was in 1998 ... Cheers from Cologne, Germany

[@nowornever_aus]

Hello!! Thank you for the kind words!! We didn’t notice any bats when we were there!

[@tonyhine47]

Wow you guys are magic! Two days ago you were giving Bryce and Chelsea some sour dough starter in Exmouth and today you're back in the NT :)

[@nowornever_aus]

Quick movers! 😂 We are trying hard to catch up to where we are at the moment!

[@samanthajayneyt]

tip for cob loaf, melt it all together first on stove before putting it in the cob.

[@nowornever_aus]

We should have done that, I usually do! Have no idea why I didn’t do it this time lol 😂

[@samanthajayneyt]

@@nowornever_aus ah well trying something new lol

[@Sarah-tg1jz]

Love watching you guys! Another great episode. Whats the thingy that you put when cooking in webber?

[@nowornever_aus]

Thank you! Its just a cake cooling rack that we use as a trivet!

[@Sarah-tg1jz]

@@nowornever_aus sorry i meant the metal thing that you keep lid of webber open a bit.😊

[@nowornever_aus]

Oh that’s just something Alex made! Its just a bit of aluminium flat bar with some little grooves cut in it

[@sharonbates4445]

Hi can u tell me what the problem was with your kickass fridge that stopped working as we have the same fridge was the heat too much for it 😊

[@nowornever_aus]

It’s was a problem with the mother board, not sure if it was the heat that affected it or just a problem with it from factory

[@sharonbates4445]

@@nowornever_aus cheers thanku 😊

[@Foolish_Paul_Australia]

Those springs look SO nice. 🙂 Did you end up getting the recipe for the Johnny Cakes?

[@nowornever_aus]

We did! Kind of anyway lol it’s just a bread dough shallow fried!

[@philby1979]

thats a bugger about the fridge what did the issue end up being ?? that fridge looks exactly the same as what we recently got for our Camper, an EvaKool travel mate

[@nowornever_aus]

Yeh it ended up being a faulty control panel. They were great to deal with though and sorted everything out. I think they are pretty much the same fridge as the evakool ones 👍🏻

[@philby1979]

@@nowornever_aus :) thats good. I never even knew they did fridges.. when I first saw it I thought it was the EvaKool one ;)

[@rebeccaw9656]

Oh guys, as a Darwin Local, people need to know that travelling the top end of Australia - wether it’s the top end of WA or top end of NT or top end of QLD - the optimal time to aim for is end June/July. From late July/August onwards it’s stinking hot and humid - this is when you should be heading south. Because the Top end of Australia is so close to the Equator, and it seems that our winter finishes earlier every year with global warming. September/October/November we call the Buildup (build up our hopes for cooling rain, with hovering clouds bringing the humidity) but the monsoon season doesn’t start until December/January/February and May last until March/April. Early mornings is the only time to explore and beat the heat, leaving the heat of the afternoons for shade and beer.

[@nowornever_aus]

We were there in July! But we do want to come and experience the build up and the wet too! Alex loved that it was so hot even in winter!

[@rebeccaw9656]

@@nowornever_aus Haha, love that! Skip the build up, but the wet can be spectacular in the monsoon season over Christmas/Jan… if we don’t get a cyclone😂