El Questro and the Gibb River Road. Western Walkabout 9

[@Helkim100]

Fantastic film as always.

[@ForemanAndWilmsAdventures]

Thanks Kim.

[@deanehill9730]

If only more people would take Wilms advice regarding tire pressures and driving style, there would be a whole lot less problems on out back roads. Another interesting video, thanks.

[@roytherhodesian4029]

Amazing your presentation is the best

[@roostercogburn2589]

Love your work mr and Mrs Foreman, beautiful birds make it special for me.

[@ForemanAndWilmsAdventures]

Always a pleasure Mr Turner. Just putting together some heavy duty 3D effects for episode 10 which should be done in a bit over a week. The post production for this series has taken me about a year and a half. Shame I don't get paid for it. Do you still have your 5D?

[@michaelmeltzer5210]

Another awesome video, thank guys!! Can't wait for the next one, take care , be safe.....you guys rock!!!

[@ForemanAndWilmsAdventures]

Thanks Michael!

[@Ren-qp5dt]

This is an awesome channel and very underrated by its sub’s , I have throughly enjoyed your western walkabout presentation, thank you both for your time and money invested in this presentation, you are both natural born story tellers. 11/10 cheers from Wagga Wagga

[@ForemanAndWilmsAdventures]

Thanks Ren, glad you enjoyed that series, we enjoyed putting that together. We defiantly have a skill of being invisible on youtube.

[@ernreeders1487]

What a treat. Another F&W dekko at the dusty drives of the deep north. And underwater shots to boot. I love the bird shots too. You know, you guys are getting pretty professional at this caper.

[@ForemanAndWilmsAdventures]

Greetings Ern. We're trying hard to 'look' professional! As I may have said, appearances can go a long way. Glad you like the film. Cheers.

[@markharvey18]

Thanks for another quality production, its made my day.

[@ForemanAndWilmsAdventures]

Always a pleasure Mark.

[@johnprice2606]

Another awesome production, they just keep getting better. Thank you for sharing these, they are inspirational, educational and a lot of fun.

[@ForemanAndWilmsAdventures]

Cheers John. Your welcome.

[@donkinzett3961]

You guys would be shocked to go back now the locals are burning ever more busy every year but they have discovered you can make Money by burning just burn thousands of acres every year and then claim carbon credits for the regrowth it gets even better you can then sell those carbon credits oops I mean carbon offsets to large corporations it would break your heart to see the damage being done now

[@grahamelvin1321]

Fantastic series of videos, just watched them all this weekend. We don't have anything like the terrain up here in the UK and we don't have any off road driving like what is available to you, well we don't have much sunshine either. Looking forward to the next vid as your camera work, sound, narration and not to mention your humour are fantastic. Keep it up and thanks for sharing.

[@ForemanAndWilmsAdventures]

Thanks Graham. High praise indeed. Cheers

[@shanesmith3091]

I have to agree with Graham on all of this. You guys just keep getting better. I hope someone "discovers" you and pays up for your work one day soon.

[@extremeskydiver1]

You have put together another wonderful video, loaded with flora, fauna and info. We are using you videos as reference material for our own trip to Australia so we look forward to your final installment. Keep up the amazing work. Derek and Nancy.

[@ForemanAndWilmsAdventures]

Glad the films are useful. I'm sure you'll enjoy WA. Thanks for the comments. Cheers.

[@sharmainjohnson319]

have been up part of the gibb river road. swam with the water monitors at galvins gorge, stayed the night at mount house station, where son was working as a stockman and cooled off at adcock water hole

[@jensen7194]

PLEASE, Keep them coming!!!.....Excellent Job!..Great narration and vids!!!...A+

[@adammacfie8591]

Great job

[@ForemanAndWilmsAdventures]

Thanks Adam.

[@pajman4264]

Love your work Mr Foreman and Ms Wilms ! It will be a sad occasion when your Western Walkabout series concludes, but I guess all good things must come to an end...

[@ForemanAndWilmsAdventures]

Greetings Pajman. Although the Western walkabout series must conclude we've got a backlog of films awaiting post production including Yellowstone in the US so we'll keep them coming.

[@pajman4264]

Have you considered doing a few episodes on the south west of WA ??

[@ForemanAndWilmsAdventures]

While we were living in Freo there were intentions on doing a lot of SW trips but I was doing 12 hr shifts with a trucking company to save for Western walkabout so it was nothing but work and sleep for several years. Now we've relocated to the states so it's even further out of reach. My Landy is still there so next visit home we'll see what's in store though I do have my eye on the Anne beadell hwy through the Victorian desert to Coober pedy.

[@pajman4264]

Foreman and Wilms Adventures just a tad far away ! :)

[@stevenfoot01]

Great video!

[@sergioandre8759]

Thanks.

[@ForemanAndWilmsAdventures]

Cheers Sergio!

[@richardtww]

Excellent you both do such a good job with these vids.

[@ForemanAndWilmsAdventures]

Thanks again Richard..

[@Thedeepbluediver]

Another excellent instalment! Looking forward to seeing the next, though unfortunately last in this series. I've always enjoyed your honest approach to your journeys, particularly the more touristy sites in that you tell it like it is as far how crowded they can get. Cheers, Mark

[@raymondlogister6828]

beautiful vid

[@ForemanAndWilmsAdventures]

Cheers Raymond!

[@chevy307sb]

Another awesome video. What drone are you using?

[@ForemanAndWilmsAdventures]

Greetings Chevy. The drone is a very dirty DJI phantom 2 with a gimbal to carry a GoPro. The system that facilitates a video link to a monitor is terrible and over time is now useless, so we pretty much have to fly blind and hope we get good shots. One day we'll upgrade to the Mavic pro. Its convenience and portability might outweigh the advantages of the phantom 4 pro's better camera. That at least is the plan.

[@jensen7194]

SOO FUNNY!!!

[@robmacca67]

Another cracking informative Video.... loved it and the landy :) With your TD5 landy..... have u had any mechanical or electrical issues since owning it ?? (I've got the Tdi300 but possibly looking to upgrade....)

[@ForemanAndWilmsAdventures]

Wilms and myself had a giggle when you asked if we'd had any troubles with the Landy. Where to even start? In fairness to the vehicle it has had a tough life. A second hand telecommunications bush truck bought at an auction, it lived outside for over 6 years while I was walkabout in Africa. After the WA trip it is a little battered with both tie rod and drag links being shot and 5th gear has had something go bad, I think a bearing has died. We're in the States now so it's back outside in the elements. I do really like the Defenders and the TD5 engine. Its a tough truck and has held up well on some rugged trips.

[@robmacca67]

Foreman and Wilms Adventures I was surprised to see u towing your large van with the TD5 defender.... I would have thought it would have struggled, especially up any sort on incline. 😉

[@ForemanAndWilmsAdventures]

Rob McDowall it did struggle. Definitely not the best idea but it did it. We stayed in 4th and travelled along at about 85km hr. we had been living in the van for 3 yrs and decided to take it with us but in hindsight we should have left it for sale and gone without it. They are a nice base to come home to but very restrictive and another thing to worry about.

[@MrStihlman441]

Lower tire pressure means more forgiving soft sidewalls. The quad bike art seen from the lookout was there for us to see as well.

[@0521carlos]

👍👍

[@Spiked2005]

Would be nice to get a walk-around about the vehicle you use?

[@JimmyStewpot]

You come across as bird watchers, nature lovers. I am interested to know if you research the animals after filming or you have the knowledge already?

[@ForemanAndWilmsAdventures]

Greetings Jimmy. We are indeed quite enthusiastic on the wildlife. As for your question, we do both. I was a tour guide for many years and already have a reasonable knowledge on the Australian bush but far from knowing it all we still have to research in post production as well as cross check what we're saying. We do try to stick to basics as the natural world is a very complex subject. Cheers.

[@JimmyStewpot]

Foreman and Wilms Adventures thanks for the response. Another great addition to your series.. After this series finishes where are you off to?

[@ForemanAndWilmsAdventures]

We've got a backlog of films to make. We're now in the states and we've done a few trips already including Yellowstone NP. We plan to tackle California's mojave road in a month or two.

[@boattguyafloat]

And I'm Spent!

[@ForemanAndWilmsAdventures]

Save your energy! If all goes as planned number 10 is only a week or two away..

[@CptDropBear]

you guys know wayyyy too much about birds! i've only see that in movies & tvs before.