We find a secret waterhole in the kimberleys. An adventure in a 4x4 Sprinter Van.

[@jodiekincaid]

Maybe invest in a pair of crocs each. Great for river exploration 🙂

[@raykuipers3146]

Nice , loved it

[@WeHitTheRoad-qo8wn]

Thanks.

[@gandbnomadsinthehorizon7898]

Fantastic, what a great video, I love the remote place you are going to. Looking forward to you sprinter mods video.

[@WeHitTheRoad-qo8wn]

Thanks, we'll get that Sprinter vid out soon.

[@dominicharvey7140]

Thanks for the great video - love your truck. ❤

[@WeHitTheRoad-qo8wn]

Yes, is a pretty comfortable and versatile way to get about.

[@fraser..n74]

Nothing to see here 😅 beautiful spot 😊

[@pt4036]

lovely spot thanks for posting see you on the next one

[@WeHitTheRoad-qo8wn]

Thanks for following along

[@MiniLuv-1984]

Lat Lon please!

[@WeHitTheRoad-qo8wn]

We don't actually use a GPS mapping device, just old fashioned paper devices, but I'll also add that KZbinrs sometimes cop flack for publicising little known spots favoured by the locals, and I 100% understand why that is, so we made the decision early on not to name them. As a supporter of ours since we started I hope you understand our way of thinking....And It will give you something to look for if you're up that way. You might even find something better.

[@MiniLuv-1984]

@@WeHitTheRoad-qo8wn No problem. I made that comment to emphasise how desirable a spot you had found rather than a demand. (It had to look like a demand to do that right?) When you say "paper maps" does that mean paper maps for navigating and a GPS device for positioning? Maybe there is something with manual navigating you can share? When I was a little younger - way before mobiles - in the days of books, I had developed a fairly reliable sense of location and direction and could find a place by feel and a paper map. Its all gone now with GPS navigation...handed the power to the gods of technology. Glad to hear you have succumbed.