Australia's most dangerous town...

[@carokat1111]

Vegemite and peanut butter together is hilarious- someone well and truly pulled your leg!

[@tw25rw]

That's what I was thinking, though I remember kids at school eating some weird sandwiches. Baked beans for example. And one kid used to eat tea leaf sandwiches.

[@belindahutchinson5333]

I was wandering about that..who eats peanut butter and Vegemite sandwiches? 🤔

[@Michael_Digs_Trees]

It's really not bad. 3 equal parts with butter and it's just thick salty goodness.

[@bent444]

Never have and never will 😂

[@kalliste01]

Hah so true! I've never heard of that combo before.

[@masoudmahmood9774]

If you are on your way down to Adelaide, I suggest that you don't go down the Stuart Highway from Port Augusta. Instead, just South of Port Augusta turn left through Horrock's Pass to Wilmington and through the Clare Valley. We drove many times from Darwin to Adelaide, and the transition from Outback at the bottom of Horrocks pass to farming country at the top was always stunning. This route will also take you through the Clare Valley, which is one of the premier wine regions of Australia and extremely pretty. We have been following you for a couple of years now, and as parents of children of your age, we have one important message for you - EAT MOORE VEGETABLES!

[@johnserpo9267]

Or eat more Vegemite - it's veggies in a bottle.

[@alistairtaylor4989]

Great cafe at Melrose as well. You will not regret it.

[@stuarthancock571]

@@alistairtaylor4989And the Wirrabarra bakery is great for coffee and food

[@WilliamGilies]

Fully recommend this route as well.

[@bryanwillis123]

Rundle Mall in Adelaide has a Big Pigeon

[@stephen6556]

I dont believe vegemite and peanut butter is actually an Aussie thing. Peanut Butter and honey is what I had for school lunch back in the 80's or vegemite and cheese.

[@nealewilkinson]

exactly

[@MrBrenos]

100% it is. It’s called hot peanut and has been in kids lunch boxes all through the 80’s me included. Cheese and vege is another

[@pfineyut]

I had peanut butter and vegemite in the 60s to this day, it was just never very popular.....peanut butter and honey was definitely more popular

[@davidlecomte6893]

I myself have never heard of anyone doing that. Crunchy peanut butter on buttered soft white bread, on its own, or smooth peanut butter + apricot or blackberry jam, again on fresh (good) white crusty bread - yumm!

[@kerri01]

I like vegemite but it doesn’t go with peanut butter imo

[@kymcruickshank7246]

I was getting worried about you two. I just checked last night to see how long since you’d posted last. Good to see you’re still cruisin along. PS: If you do happen to ever get into any trouble I hope you know there’s a whole country willing to jump in and give you a hand, just put the word out.

[@katecobb9278]

Absolutely! ❤❤

[@kymcruickshank7246]

@@katecobb9278for such a large country it’s amazing who will have a friend of a friend of a friend, who’s cousin works on a station in the middle of nowhere who can get a jerry can of fuel to them for example. 😂

[@bevhowell7665]

Say thank you. For letting me in your country. When my country based failed me Where’s the gratitude Just I want.

[@mikldude9376]

Indeed no post from one pack wanderers for a while, we get apprehensive for your safety 😮, glad to se3 you are ok. Pretty nice economy from Luna 👌. On the compressors , I think many of them are just not built for doing more than one tyre at a time , unless you let them cool right down , heat being the arch enemy of the little compressors , and some of the real cheapies are sadly just rubbish. It’s hard to beat a good quality bigger model that is probably a bit expensive and a bit of a pain as far as carting around with you on a trip. Years ago , I made up an air line about 12 foot long with a Schroeder connector on each end , so in a pinch I could steal some air from one tyre ( possibly the spare ) or multiple tyres to put air in another flat one , yeah I know not what you you want pumping them all up. On mixing the spread ingredients, peanut butter and jelly ….. Vegemite and peanut butter OMG … that’s bad !, it’s like crossing the streams in the ghost busters …. total plutonic reversal !😂😂😂, joking , too each his own . Not for this little black duck though 😊.

[@Yelahtreborrednaxela]

​@@bevhowell7665 What the hell are you even talking about?

[@hagar1959]

Your comments about Alice are valued and appreciated .

[@ian_forbes]

Cheveyo, thanks for unlocking a forgotten memory regarding the smell of Australia. Growing up in San Diego (where eucalyptus trees were imported with the thought of using them for railroad ties only to discover that’s not effective … and that the trees will do a hostile takeover of the landscape), when I first visited Sydney in 2000, I immediately felt at home due to climate and smell. To me at that time, Sydney was like San Diego and San Francisco merged into one. Really miss it and am so happy to be back with you guys!

[@monicaking2140]

They are thirsty naughty trees haha

[@Saan42]

I lived in Sydney for quite a while, and had a similar experience but opposite! I visited the US in 2000, and flew into San Francisco from Sydney, and it reminded me of home so much! It was the first stop of my round the world travel experience, and I was young and nervous to be doing it by myself. It was so nice to start the trip with somewhere that felt so reminiscent of home!

[@SuperEdge67]

I’m from Perth and I’ve been to San Diego. I think Perth is more like SanDiego than Sydney.

[@FUNGUSLORD]

Australia is better anyway because the eucalyptus trees are more authentic

[@ashdog236]

@@monicaking2140 nature really confuses me cos as you said they are thirsty tress yet they can survive in the outback for an entire year without rain, they do my head in 😂

[@robjan02]

Another FUN video with a FUN Couple ...You guys are GREAT ! There is something about your down to earth comments that I think we all enjoy listening to.Also the way you express (without prejudice) your views are very welcomed.Thank-you for your honesty and frankness...It's so refreshing 😉

[@turtle-frogs]

I agree always a breath of fresh air. 🤠

[@startinglateish]

Just for the record, yes we are invested in the air compressor purchase!

[@russdando5153]

Bundaberg Ginger Beer, you guys are definitely honorary Aussie’s now! Just simply loving your journey with you guys. So much joy!😊❤

[@elblanco5]

I almost think you guys should do two or three supercut episodes: 1) All the big things with Tia for scale. 2a) The fuel efficiency story. 2b) The air compressor saga.

[@lachlanferguson7484]

Cheveyo's accent attempts really make my day

[@davidlecomte6893]

I think he does OK. It is a hard accent to learn, and it is clearly fake, but he deserves credit, he does a lot better than most.

[@jayzluxe]

Seeing you both drinking Bundaberg Ginger Beer, eating Toasties, Meatpies & Sausage rolls along your Aussie Road trip is the cutest thing Ever for some reason😊 You two are defiantly Honorary Aussies in our book! I really enjoying watching you guys explore & experience this great country ours, Keep posting cause we love watching, take care guys

[@165lothair]

Moved to Australia in 1987 from the UK. Lived in Alice for 2 years. Vegemite is what Australians eat in the morning to make sure the rest of the day gets better. Enjoy your time in Oz.

[@merrywave221]

It was quite a wonderful surprise running into you guys outside Kirby's in Katherine. Nice to hear your balanced perspectives on issues. Keep spreading the joy!

[@katecobb9278]

Hi Tia. My husband is Japanese and the way he found to like Vegemite was to think of it like soya sauce - salty and with umami. The trick also is to only have a thin scraping of it on well- buttered toast.

[@margaret-anncopeland8390]

yes, vegemite only tastes good when it is spread thinly on buttered toast or saladas or sao biscuits (yum)

[@Badassery666]

Vegemite can also be added to miso shiru for bonus umami. Nonde miitte kudasai.

[@Classickoolcars]

Hell NO. Spread it THICK!!! What the!!! Are you EVEN Australian 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

[@krh007]

Have you guys tried the "Lemon Butter Spread" (also known as "Lemon Curd") you can buy it in all supermarkets including IGA in a jar. Really nice on fresh white bread or on toast. More Tangy like Marmalade if your not a sweet tooth for spreads like Raspberry/Strawberry jam etc.

[@paullaurence]

Loved your positive comments on Alice Springs. We recently spent 4 days there so much to see and do felt completely safe. Desert park the Old Women’s Gaol Museum was fascinating as was the Flying Doctors experience. Once again well done to see it for yourself and form your own opinion.

[@Josh92SA]

If you're heading to South Australia, don't forget to explore the Adelaide Hills. Hahdorf and Big Rocking Horse. If Tia loves "big things", I reckon the big rocking horse will top her list.

[@Mister_Skar]

Correct, triangular shaped sandwiches and bread do taste better. Also great video! Really captures the feel of driving out there, I have to do this one day.

[@Adam-p7m4u]

There have been actual scientific studies done on this major First World issue. It comes down to getting more filling per bite.

[@chucky6367]

​@@Adam-p7m4uAlso crust only on 2 sides, instead of 3 sides when cut the other way, so less crust per bite lol

[@lisal9282]

Peanut butter and jam is the way to go! Never heard of vegemite and peanut butter together before.

[@robynecullen8838]

Thankyou for going to Alice Springs and speaking so kindly and truthfully about it we love Alice and just returned from there love your positive, fun and friendly videos Cheers

[@steveth1000]

My son is an NT Police detective who works in Darwin. They don't speak the real truth and neither do you. Nothing will change when you sugar coat major problems. Meanwhile he will most likely be sent down there yet again, away from his kids to ensure other people's kids don't cause trouble. While they were in Darwin a woman was punched in the face by a drunk person at a subway in the city at one O' clock in the afternoon and while we were at a club on the beachfront, some drunk person tried to climb the fence into a children's play area. These two will try and tell you that it's safe there too. Just because they weren't assaulted or had the car windows broken doesn't mean they know anything about Alice Springs.

[@johannavanklaveren66]

Most people assaulted in Alice are aboriginals being assaulted by other aboriginals, mostly for payback. Most arguments are about debt. Lived there for 5 years.

[@johannavanklaveren66]

Darwin is mega white bread by outback standards.

[@SarahH-ns6ly]

Sandwiches cut into triangles are definitely superior. Yes, it is really cold this year (frost in Queensland!), so you might want to invest in some thermals and warm boots before heading to Tassie. There may well be snow. 😊

[@artistchristos]

Simpson’s Gap looks gorgeous. Thank you for taking this South Australian along with you up North. Btw, winter is in full swing down South.

[@robynfrancis1734]

South Australian here. I've not eaten peanut butter and Vegemite on toast. Not once, ever!

[@Shilo-fc3xm]

Queenslander here. I'm with my South Australian brothers and sisters on this one. Lol.

[@nathboz]

I’m from Tassie and now in Adelaide and I’d never heard of it but now I wanna try it.. always had peanut butter and honey for school lunches, or Vegemite and cheese

[@margaret-anncopeland8390]

Me neither! Ever!

[@Eqium]

SA peanut butter and Vegemite I've had it when I was young, and coke and ice cream, been eating Vegemite for 60 years always have a jar in the fridge for the midnight Vegemite saladas

[@kelvinhill9874]

I’m a west Aussie and they are a thing here. At least they were in our family.

[@nato4287]

It’s good to show places that are busy. Most people are sick of KZbinrs always showing camera angles and shots that imply they’re the only ones at a location only to visit them themselves and see it was all a facade.

[@koyote2e511]

What a beautiful Saturday morning, sun is shining, birds are singing and Tia n Cheveyo are smiling on my tv. Does it get any better

[@The_Jupiter2_Mission]

Next to no-one in Oz eats peanut butter and vegemite on toast. Where on earth did that come from?

[@sharonbrown7419]

I think you'll find lots of people do.... including me.

[@freebirds67]

Yep never heard of it. Sounds weird to me

[@kelvinhill9874]

Tons of people eat them. Although usually in a sandwich instead of on toast.

[@Greggles15]

I have to agree with you Tia. Toasted sandwiches always taste better cut diagonally. Yum. 😋 Another great video. So great to see you enjoying this part this time around. Cool you filmed the street with my name; "Gregory" love it. Stay safe and look forward to your next video.

[@batmanlives6456]

Vegemite and avocado…. Now there’s a combination!!! Perfect combo!

[@spun_01]

With a runny poached egg. Perfection on toast.

[@joannabrown2995]

Yes this is a THING

[@amplifiedlight]

The addition of chopped parsley to the veg avo combo is truly awesome and a nutrition bomb - and as @spun_01 suggested, throw a runny yolked poached or perhaps fried egg on if you want even more. 👉Avo and Vegemite on toasted fruit/sultana loaf is definitely a favorite - the sweetness of the fruit/sultanas mixed with the salty tang of the vegemite is a taste sensation! 👈Vegemite and cheese sandwiches were always a quick fix staple. No matter what, always use lots of butter! 👌

[@redplanet7163]

Vegimite and tomato...yummmm!

[@LeanneAnderson-e5c]

Mum used to do vegemite and walnuts. Very nice

[@AshleyPerera27]

We missed you! Great way to start the weekend 🥳🥳

[@FC-BS]

Agree

[@barbararowley6077]

In case anyone was wondering, you can box up warm clothes in packages of not more than 5kg to send to Op Shops in the outback. That’s what my cousin did with my late Aunt’s clothes. My cousin had worked in desert communities for decades and knew how valued winter clothing is.

[@marklane58]

Hi, T&C! If you see an op shop on the way start checking out the winter fashions cos it's COLD down here right now. Alternatively go really slowly and arrive in the south in the Spring. More shows for us! Stay well, stay safe, fear naught. The universe is with you.

[@davidw4987]

I strongly recommend a visit to Wilpena Pound in the Flinders Ranges on your way down from Alice. Wilpena is north east of Port Augusta in South Australia. The hike to the top of St Marys Peak is well worth the effort.

[@krh007]

I agree with that

[@adventureawaits102]

Absolutely, the Flinders Ranges are fantastic! If you can manage it, do get up to Arkaroola for the Ridge top tour, spectacular!

[@jenniferharrison8915]

Good luck guys, you are certainly facing the toughest parts of Australia! Respect! 👍 Love the Bundy Ginger beer! 🤗

[@nealewilkinson]

hi i am a 71 year old travelling the whole of 20 24 on an event tour i came to Alice at the beginning of june for the Finke desert race, and headed of to Boulia for the camel races, im now back in Alice, i ride a mobility scooter about 7 klm into town nearly every day and have only found friendliness,, my next event is the birdsville races, i love Alice and thinking it will become my winter home. my summer home is Byron Bay. love your shows.

[@FreeRad1cal2008]

If you are in Pt Augusta, about 45min drive south is Whyalla where you can swim with the Giant Cuttlefish, see the "big" ship (on land) and they do Steelworks tours. Vids on youtube re Whyalla Cuttlefish and HMAS Whyalla. Also, the Marina has dolphins that you can interact with as they follow the boats in. Also, also the Circular jetty.

[@kelvinhill9874]

One of the things I enjoy about your videos, is how you mess up the names of every place you go to. Lol. It’s very cute though. I remember swimming in the hot springs at Mataranka 20+ years ago and there was a huge python sleeping on the edge of the water where it could keep warm. It didn’t move and everyone just ignored it.

[@evacrabb5294]

Australia is on my bucket list. Thank you for taking me there virtually, love your videos.

[@Charmaine-ki9rb]

Hello, have been following 👋🏽 ♥️. As an Aussie, growing up in the Qld outback, travelled in the NT, lived & worked in Alice Springs, travelled the Stuart Hwy, also lived in country Australia & in cities, I long for the outback always. Watching your vids has made me nostalgic to be back out there. It’s a shame that Alice Springs has now got such a reputation as I believe it’s a jewel in the centre, important for all to know it’s qualities. The East & West Macdonnell ranges are amazing & worth the trips to see the gorges. It’s the real spirit of Australia, & very happy you are experiencing the spirit. Cheers, Charmaine xx

[@margymckenzie7417]

this video is one of the reasons i like this channel and both of you. visiting alice springs - not for hype value or to prove anything, but to just see for yourselves and make your own minds up about what something is like. you see the good in things (not in a blind way) and i think we could all do with a bit less sensationalism and judgement (or prejudice) in the world, and a bit more practicality and commom sense points of view. ✨🇦🇺 ps. oh god pb & vegie?! no!!

[@shaneedwards6704]

I don't have alot to smile about normally so thankyas for putting one on my face every video I watch with you beautiful people

[@FarAwayInWA]

Living the dream, most Australians don't experience what your doing, so glad you appreciate the beauty of Australia. Onya! Check out that for Aussie slang😂

[@beardymcbeardface69]

5:14 Bundaberg do a great sarsaparilla too.

[@docbob3030]

Totally agree 💯!

[@Lino-ty5hv]

Frankly, Bundaberg makes the best soft drinks available in Aus; all the flavours are great, though they aren’t all easy to find everywhere

[@johnhaller7017]

Jokes about Vegemite. As kids we would be served Vegemite on toast, cut to triangles for breakfast, by our adoring Mothers. We called it "axle grease" on toast. It was rumored to have some kind of vitamin/mineral properties and made from the discarded sludge remnants of beer distillation. We also had it on sandwiches with cheese slices for school lunch. You mentioned smelling Eucalyptus in the air. I have noticed it after a dry spell after a few minutes rain. What I noticed when I relocated to Perth from Melbourne, was the heady fragrance of peppercorn trees. This became a defining memory of my first days in Perth. Unmistakable. There are also rumors that travelers returning to Australia by ship after years overseas can smell the eucalyptus well before landfall. Happy trails.🌄

[@sueburn536]

Re the Great Sandwich Debate: triangle cuts are mathematically better than a centre divide, as the ratio of open sandwich face along the cut compared to the crust is much higher with a triangle cut . So yes, they taste better!

[@gardnep]

The longer side takes longer to eat

[@robbaskerville253]

In 53 years in Australia, I have NEVER heard of anyone eating peanut paste and Vegemite. You got pranked.

[@Beeannks]

Not true I’ve eaten Vegemite and peanut butter toast for the last 46 years as well as peanut butter and plum jam

[@robbaskerville253]

@@Beeannks the best is peanut butter and rosella jam, but it's soooo hard to get.

[@traceyemery-fk6ml]

I loved this video. We lived in Alice for a couple of years before we moved back to South Australia. (it got too rough up there) We loved exploring around the beautiful countryside up there. Our favourite places were Simpson Gap. Were My hubby and were married by the water. Rainbow Valley . Ewaninga rock carvings and loved watching the sun come up over the Henbury Meteorite Crater. .

[@garryellis3085]

Mataranka is completely safe to swim. Best time to swim is middle of the night. Seems heaps warmer in comparison. Your right guys, back in the seventies and early eighties (pre Crocodile Dundee), the place was quiet and magical. We used to go skinny dipping. Not anymore!

[@stephenlloydco]

All Australians do like Vegemite, but no one eats it with peanut butter. Vegemite and cheddar cheese (or kraft singles) is very common if you want to try vegemite but need something to take the edge off it.

[@Tomkatoz]

Have hit that bell just for the air compressor video! Bring it it on Chev!

[@nevillemignot1681]

I guess the 1st time Alice Springs got any sort of mention in media was Neville Shute's book 'A Town like Alice', a telling of the tale of an Australian POW falling in love with an English girl that was also a prisoner of the Japanese in WW2. A good read, like most of Shute's works.

[@Brightangel55]

Just out of interest Nevil Shute also wrote On the Beach which became the 1959 Hollywood movie (starring Gregory Peck and Ava Gardner). It's set in Australia and is very chilling end of civilization story.

[@nevillemignot1681]

@@Brightangel55 Yeah agree 100%, as i said most of his books are a good read........

[@christinecoombs3536]

Vegemite and avocado on toast is really nice. You can add cheese , tomato etc too.

[@joyamericaninoz3070]

If you are not yet to Adelaide, dress warm. Its currently cold and rainy. But with warm hearts 💕

[@brettmoffitt8223]

If you speak to a dozen Aussies, each one will tell you they eat Vegemite in a different way. I think we all grow up with it so we are used to the flavour - we would mix it in with mashed pumpkin for our kids when they were little. When travelling in the US, I found it difficult at first to adapt to so much sweet food for breakfast (e.g. maple syrup on bacon). Its just what you are used to. On Alice Springs, we visited in July 2019. We were a bit confronted with the extra security at first - high fences around motels, roller doors on every shop. But I loved the town and the people we met there. I just hope that they can get on top of the crime and social issues soon. Well done again on this video. In a world where everyone seems to need to express strong opinions, you are both so very respectful and thoughtful when describing your experiences.

[@OnePackWanderers]

Very nicely-written comment 😊 The Vegemite thing just shows, no culture is a monolithic thing. Australians are all different from one another despite a shared national identity. America is the same. I can’t stand bacon and maple syrup 😂

[@julianshalders6047]

Used to be no speed limit, a couple of Japanese people driving Ferrari's were inexperienced drivers were killed so the limit was limited to 140klms.

[@PhantomGhostWriter47]

Tia, the best way to get used to Vegemite is to start off with Cheezymite. Just like Vegemite but the bitter taste is far less.(and have it on toast with loads of butter but not too much Cheezymite. If you end up liking that you can progress onto Vegemite and then fully appreciate its full flavour. You may not find it until you reach Adelaide? Enjoy. 🙄

[@meplife7313]

yes I second that... cheese & vegemite are a perfect combo.

[@leed206]

Vegemite & tomato not to bad either. Don't spread it on too thick it is salty. In my late 70's & still have it on toast some mornings for brekkie.

[@seabreeze3906]

For you Tia, ginger is helpful for travel sickness. Reminded me of this when you mentioned bundeberg ginger beer). Nibble on ginger nut biscuits on a ferry.

[@emilyvisser1804]

Missed you guys! I love a good old ham, cheese and tomato sandwich🤩 yes the triangle shape makes it instantly better😁 Vegemite and avocado on toast is my go to breakie. Excited for your next camping adventure😊

[@clubgus07]

Tia and Cheveyo you captured the Kath'ne, to Alice journey wonderfully and very inspirational. that is memories you will take away all these remote road less travelled areas. Thank you can't wait till your next video I hope its going to be a visit to Uluru? and then to the underground town of Coober Pedy

[@enoktt]

Are you guys visiting Wilsons Promontory before you see Tassy? I have travelled to 40 countries and my favourite place to go for an unwind would still be the beaches at the Prom. Its a must do! (And the only big things there are boulders on the beach - truly amazing!)

[@SueMcColl]

Thank you for showing Mataranka, a real oasis, what a pity it was so busy. You are lucky the peacock didn’t attack Luna., it attacked a friends car and scratched it quite badly. It’s also a shame you didn’t travel south to north as it was cold and not wet but that has changed and now both cold and wet. Next time you’re at a supermarket try Vegemite with Bega cheese, it’s more creamy and mild. Currently 7.2 c and feels like 5.4 c. If you’re going to come to Melbourne you are more than welcome to borrow some warm clothing in preparation for your Tasmanian trip.👍

[@davidslater7769]

Loving the efficiency updates, keep them coming!

[@meikala2114]

they are not hot springs but delayed rains from the wet season and thus tepid, also vegemite thinly spread with sliced tomato, toasted bread

[@mewtont3844]

The Mataranka Thermal Pools are a series of geothermal hot spring system located in Elsey National Park

[@graemehughes6026]

Looks like you have just driven past my place. Fantastic to see you here in my home town. Hope you enjoy our country side. Enjoying your channel.

[@allisongrattidge4154]

Hey champs, pls be safe on the long short cut, great and real content, many thanks ❤ PS: Cheveyo's Aussie accent is spot on!

[@Lenore-S]

Another great video! Your travels around the WA and NT look amazing. The further south you go will get colder. Rug up and keep warm. You will both love Tassie. 😊

[@Outandabout-au]

100% triangles over rectangles Tia! Thank you for the non-judgemental commentary on Alice Springs, like so many places it’s getting such bad press about specific instances of bad behaviour rather than the good. In my view Vegemite needs to be in sparingly applied to toast as it is quite overwhelming (I’ve been eating it nearly every day for 60 years). It is great to put in stews as a seasoning (just a teaspoonful) though. Some beautiful scenery in this, make sure you’ve got warm clothes as you come south as it’s cold this year 🥶

[@AusStorm]

Cheese and Vegemite toasties are the go! Those and cheese and Vegemite scrolls are awesome too!

[@navs485]

Peanut butter and Vegemite IS NOT A THING! Someone has pulled your leg lol

[@kelvinhill9874]

It’s definitely a thing. I grew up eating them and they were my dad’s favourite sandwich. I’m 52 and dad passed away in March just before his 89th birthday.

[@UncleDarthChristo]

Hey guys...as you get further south, read up about a place called "Snowtown" and maybe drop in and have a barrel of a time. :)

[@spdensley1]

Maybe recommend you buying some tickets to a AFL game in Adelaide before you have to head home, seeing you couldnt get them last time you were in Australia, maybe buy them on line?

[@MrRolandMichel]

Tia! That's NOT a Peacock, it's bloody Rainbow Chicken! Also, it must be nice to have sooo many People worried about you, when you don't Post on time... 😄

[@OnePackWanderers]

Hahaha glad you got the joke 😂 So many people thought that I didn’t know what a peacock was 😬

[@spope6852]

@@OnePackWanderers Good old Oz, home of the rainbow hooks and drop bears!

[@spope6852]

Oops, that's chooks, not hooks. Blame it on auto-correct

[@robyndehavilland1609]

G’day guys 😂. I love EVERY single second of EVERY single episode. Ive said it before but the way you are loving and respecting all things Aussie makes me so happy and proud. Please stay forever 😂😂😂 ( or at least come back again) xxx

[@yodyod7]

I've never had vegemite and peanut butter. Vegemite and cheese or vegemite and avocado ... very nice. 😃

[@MrJames_1]

Bundaberg ginger beer,,, don't forget to invert the bottle for a few seconds before opening ✅ Try Vegemite and cheese on a sanga. Vegemite and PB?! Nope. Stay safe you two :)

[@GeorgeSoan]

We had similar thoughts about Mataranka! Bitter Springs next door was better in our opinion. Good to see you're making your way down the middle!

[@dnoordink]

I've never had peanut butter and vegemite on the same slice. PB & honey, then vegemite & cheese or vegemite & avocado!

[@kinghilton]

The way you capture Australia is amazing. Keep at it

[@grahamcarver6836]

Hello. Terrific video as always. Loved your views on Alice Springs. Next time you have toast for breakfast try butter , vegemite & tomato sauce. Maybe controversial. But I love it. Yum........................😜

[@user-JaneLouiseH]

Cheese and Vegemite is amazing together. My hubby loves scrambled eggs on toast with Vegemite on the toast.

[@eljj7968]

Vegemite and cheese is where it's at! Vegemite and cheese toasties are delish (just go really light on the Vegemite). Have never heard of it with peanut butter lol.

[@ianbutler6583]

Peanut butter with jam or honey, Yes. Vegemite with cheese or potato chips on bread, Yes Vegemite with peanut butter, totally sucked in guys. Someone is taking the piss out of you.

[@kelvinhill9874]

Definitely not. Peanut butter and Vegemite sandwiches are 100% a real thing. They were my dad’s favourite sandwich when I was growing up. I’m 52 and he was 88 when he passed away in March. Lots of people commenting here also grew up eating them.

[@PaulinePendock]

So happy to watch you guys today!! Us Aussies NEVER eat peanut butter and Vegemite together!!!Hahaha! In fact some of us don’t really like Vegemite!! 😖 Thanks for brightening our day. Safe travels ok. 😃😍

[@kates1118]

Vegemite and cheese, or Vegemite with butter on fresh white bread, or Vegemite and avocado………I love Vegemite and you are both brilliant 🥰🇦🇺

[@deebea6364]

Hopeeee you guys are taking the time to appreciate how far you have come, and all you have seen and accomplished!!! :)

[@amplifiedlight]

👉Vegemite, avocado and chopped fresh parsley on toast. 👉 Vegemite on toasted sultana/fruit loaf (with or without avocado) - the sweetness of the sultanas and the salty tang of vegemite is a taste sensation! Always add lots of butter 👌

[@mattviz]

Bundaberg Ginger Beer is best if you slowly turn it upside down first to mix it up. Be careful not to shake it though as Tia probably noticed, it is fairly fizzy to start with.

[@dennismatthews6660]

Thanks for the fun!

[@oismacca]

Great tour of Alice. It makes the news but it really feels like a friendly place

[@happytrails112]

Just watched this tonight which is the first time on your channel. I think you are bot AWESOME!!! Such a great vibe and both with lovely natures. Well done to you both and keep up the wonderfully interesting and entertaining videos!!🥰🧡

[@highbrand]

Bundaberg Ginger Beer is a good choice. The only thing I drink on Qantas flights.

[@mpinci]

Catching up on your travels. Loved it thank you guys again for sharing places with us that may we never otherwise see 🥰

[@penc6662]

Born and bred aussie here and I have NEVER heard of vegemite and peanut butter together. I don't know if I could do it but I am a little curious - I'd assume it would be a similar vibe to satay sauce. Hmm, maybe I will try it hahaha. My sister has always loved vegemite and honey. My favourite way of having vegemite is - Vegemite on toast, slice of cheese and an egg (either fried or scrambled) 🤤🤤🤤 As always, you guys rock. Love seeing you embracing Australia again so soon.

[@nevillemills9517]

You two complement each other very well, a lovely couple. Great video. Cheers from Neville.

[@sonda3]

G'day, I lived in Alice Springs for roughly two years. Not sure if this has already been said but the main reason police or armed guards are standing outside of the bottle-o's (liquor store), is due mainly to the Banned Drinker Register (BDR). If someone is on this register they cannot purchase alcohol and usually these individuals can turn violent if refused by the store clerk. So for their safety a police officer or armed guard is stationed at all bottle-o's round the clock to enforce the BDR.

[@LeanneAnderson-e5c]

We left 16 years ago after living there for 6 years. Too many social issues.

[@belindaclarke7803]

I love your honesty I have never been to Alice Springs I should probably go myself now .Please don't ever stop being yourselves I will watch you both for as long as you are able and want to show your happy ventures.❤

[@tarshnottrash1483]

Cheveyo putting up with Tias big things & Tia having to deal with compressor & fuel consumption evaluations….. fair trade 😉 Going to need that warm blanket as you get down south!!! But can’t wait to see your travels this way 💚💚

[@tarshnottrash1483]

Ps ….🔺🥪👍🏻

[@vinhquyen46]

Nice to see you guy back on youtube again, break 2, 3 day we did see you on. Thanks a lot.

[@tesa1738]

I think your missing one of the biggest parts of oz culture , clubbies! and pubs. I have been watching your vlogs from before you came to oz and I haven't seen a mention of a single club yet, correct me if I am wrong. In just about every town there is a lawn bowls club (bowlo), an RSL club, (rissole) a sports or leagues club, sailing clubs, (sailo), surf clubs, golf clubs the list is infinite, almost. You dont have to join but you need to show your licence at the door. Most offer good cheap food and drinks, coffee, poker machines (pokies), meat and seafood raffels, betting facilities for horses, dogs, trots just about anything you can bet on. The country ones are great for having a chat with strangers and susing out the local area. Your staying in air B&Bs and motels which are great but pubs have a whole different atmosphere especially in little towns. Its usually a shared bathroom and a bed in a room and a shared kitchen. Like you, I don't (can't in my case) drink alcohol but you can sit in the bar have a chat to anyone in the place, drink ginger beer or zero alcohol beer or wine. The food is usually great, with exceptions, but that's the fun of the whole thing, sometimes you go to order a meal and the cook hasn't turned up so the owner will make baked beans on toast for you, or the bedroom door doesn't close , there is no water in the bathroom its all these things you talk about and remember not the 5 star accommodation, although that's good to. Anyway just a thought , its a big part of the culture and nothing like it as far as I have encountered overseas. RSLs (Returned & Services League of Australia) for instance were set up to assist veterans and it is a not for profit organisation although not all RSLs are part of the league. Surf clubs get the benefit of the rent and the income generated allows them to buy equipment to save lives so in these cases your supporting a good cause by attending, the meals are usually great, cheap and healthy and the view which is unparalleled anywhere in the world, is free. Speaking of surf clubs its an entirely different setup to the States. There are professional lifeguards on duty during the week but weekends and public holidays are patrolled by volunteers that give huge amounts of their time to keeping people safe. You could do a whole episode on surf clubs and how they work and not scratch the surface. I reckon the club and pub scene is worth a mention as most visitors don't even know about it unless they have relo's or know somebody here. In which case they get introduced to it very quickly. Stay safe.

[@davecannabis]

you missed the best time to visit the Alice, the best time is when they have the Henley on Todd yacht regatta, when they hold "boat races" , one year recently the regatta was canceled due to there being water in the river, this year its on Saturday 17 August 2024