Canning Stock Route by 4WD 2019 | Part 7 | Rudall River - Lake Disappointment - Savory Creek

[@outbacknomad9939]

Good stuff great viewing

[@stuartkcalvin]

Thanks mate.

[@CliveWebbAustralia]

We are so lucky to live in a country that we can explore remoteness like this. I watch videos from people who live in Europe, they have extensively outfitted self-sufficient vehicles and have no chance of being truly remote in their own country. How lucky are we... Great video as usual. Thank you...

[@AlloffroadAu]

yes mate 100% very fortunate here in OZ

[@kylebradshaw2447]

Another great episode mate, refreshing to watch someone that is clearly conscience of their impact on the beautiful areas they travel through.

[@AlloffroadAu]

Thank you very much.... yes I would love for this to be available to my grandkids so we need to look after it

[@brettsmith3986]

Great videos well presented with great content love watching them

[@bazza2540]

Good vid Stef, really enjoyed this series. What's behind the sudden increase in quality? Is it new equipment or just been studying the art more? The water thing is bullcrap tho

[@AlloffroadAu]

thanks a lot mate, yes better equipment and also always learning and getting better at it

[@shaddonaghue]

Nice one mate, looks lime a few wrecks along this section. Thanks for sharing

[@AlloffroadAu]

yes far to many for my liking and it seems to be new ones are added every year

[@azazelsamael6957]

Aussie grand canyon...

[@cuzo4x4]

I’m addicted bud - loving the series

[@AlloffroadAu]

Thank you very much....

[@pjmraets]

Great video. One thing though. Every time you see a broken camper trailer you say that its "another good reason why trailers should stay at home", but you never say that about 4wds when come across broken down ones. A trailer can be taken many places as long as its a from a good manufacturer and well maintained.

[@AlloffroadAu]

Hi Patrick, while I agree with you that a good off road trailer can be taken many place by a person who understand how to tow and is experienced towing, my personal experience on my Travels is that many people I meet don't have the experience or the trailer to do it properly. But yes, not well prepared cars are as much as an issue.

[@jimbojones2457]

Stunning country mate! Loving your series!

[@alexfreeman9770]

I met you at Georgia Bore as you were coming out from Rudal. We were about to go in. Have thoroughly enjoyed your videos. You have included a lot of the side track features, which i haven't really seen on other peoples video's, which is great. Well done. Would be the best KZbin videos I've watched of the Canning. Commentary and content great.

[@AlloffroadAu]

hi Alex, yes I remember you, thank you for your kind words, hope you enjoyed Rudall as much as we did.

[@carl.colleen.rover.adventures]

Nice work Stefan another great episode.

[@MudducksTouringAustralia]

Loving this series mate! I can't wait to get there myself. Cheers Steve

[@AlloffroadAu]

Thanks, mate I'm sure you will love it rather do it sooner than later as it seems to go down the same way as the Simpson desert is

[@Oregun]

Great video! Your drone footage and music selection is awesome. I really like that shower, have to find one. Thanks!

[@fairdinkum9454]

Water to the brain...? I’m confused. Does the book you bought tell you that water you drink go to your brain? The organs you refer to also include the brain, as it also is an organ. The most central organ actually. The brain is fed by bloodstream, like all other organs, and hydration increases blooodflow as it lowers viscosity of the blood. You simply cannot drink water to feed organs with water, organs need blood flow. Furthermore all organs are fed by arterial bloodstream, supplying oxygen and sugar. The body will supply all the organs, the brain included. It simply does not “starve” the brain and feed the other organs because dehydration. Just a little medical info ;) Anywho.... Fantastic progress in filming quality and editing Stephan, you have seriously developed your skills and the results speak for themselves. Thank you. A wind sock and a lapel mic however is something you should seriously consider. Happy touring mate, fair dinkum!

[@AlloffroadAu]

I'm no Dr but this non-sipping made sense to me here is what Bob says: Some have died from dehydration with water still in their water bottle. Why? Because when they were nearly out of water they started sipping on their dwindling supply, trying to make it last longer, but sipping does not prevent dehydration. When you sip water, first that small amount will be engaged with food digestion in your stomach, then your kidneys and liver will rob the remaining millilitres, leaving absolutely none for your brain to absorb and use to function properly. In my opinion, the practice of sipping water must be the biggest single cause of dehydration in our great outdoors. The water in your stomach is always better for you than the water in your bottle. You should drink water at a rate of at least one full standard cup (250 millilitres) each time you drink. In other words, instead of taking 200 small sips from a two-litre supply, I suggest drinking that 2 litres in eight good cupfuls. (You may sip the cupful, but consume it in the same amount of time you Cooper, Bob. Outback Survival . Hachette Australia. Kindle Edition.

[@fairdinkum9454]

Stephan, there are too many inaccuracies in Bobs excerpts to get into in a comment section on YT, but he is simplifying it to the point where is becomes incorrect. Even if he is onto something... Anyway, stay hydrated. I concur on that fact :)

[@AlloffroadAu]

@@fairdinkum9454 thank you for your input. Are you a Dr? I would appreciate any clarification you can give via email [e-mail] as I don't want to give incorrect information.

[@nnoddy8161]

Love that Rangie.

[@einfelder8262]

I'm curious how you had beer at Lake Disappointment after passing through Parrngurr...............buried a stash somewhere?

[@AlloffroadAu]

no need to , as a travel you are exempt and you can fill up or re-stock fuel or what you need. Obviously the few beers we had were all well packed away in the vehicle and not visible. You should check for each area as some community have limits you can carry in your vehicle.

[@Dorko85]

Nothing wrong with the right camper; just needs to be fit for purpose and quality built.

[@mackf7275]

Love your videos mate. Just want to give you some feedback though. For me personally, music is really offputting in travel videos. I would rather listen to the raw audio, sound of engine etc. Cheers

[@AlloffroadAu]

Thanks for your feedback, raw engine sound from a GoPro does not sound well and any drone footage has no sound at all so that makes keeping it all natural difficult but I can see the appeal.

[@mickm2999]

Once again mate an outstanding episode looking forward to the next 😉

[@garygiles63]

excellent :)

[@lg8188]

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