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@rizzrizz4841

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much mate for making a great video.

@brandonb7120

3 жыл бұрын

How's your tenr/swag hybrid idea you mentioned a while ago coming along Scotty?

@ScottysGoneWalkabout

3 жыл бұрын

@@brandonb7120 It's going along very slowly. The second sample is being made up right now so will hopefully have it soon for some testing.

@edwardfletcher7790

3 жыл бұрын

So, are you sponsored by Jeep mate ? It's getting noticeable.

@ScottysGoneWalkabout

3 жыл бұрын

@@edwardfletcher7790 Definitely not. It's a car based camping vid. Bit hard not to show the Jeep.

As a Canadian living with an Indigenous wife I really appreciate how you always speak about the traditional people of the land you are in

@LG-cq4dy

9 ай бұрын

except he calls the Kamlairoi 'them'....people are still alive and well, he probably needs to brush up on some language.

@user-rf2qe4gi4k

5 ай бұрын

its the traditional people that left the rubbish, the empty paint cans is a dead giveaway

@api645

4 ай бұрын

Except we don’t do all the woke crud and belittle ourselves like you lot. Unlike you folk we and the pre-European Aussies focus on an earnt mutual respect and a shared future rather than a contested past.

@fletcherhamilton3177

2 ай бұрын

And my deep acknowledgment to the King, the commonwealth and the British Empire, without whom / which none of us would be able to stand on any Australian soil today 👍

mate! went pigging with some dogs here around 2017. It was around 330 am, and after taking a trophy of a boar, we were walking back to the ute (about 3km through the harsh scrub) and from behind us where we left the remains of that boar we heard an immense roar/bellow call..It was fkn insane. Never heard anything like that in my life, the dogs freaked out, we immediately crouched and turned off the torches and the collar lights on the dogs and waited a minute. After a short time we continued walking again but heard this insane gutteral scream again but it was closer than before so we just fkn RAN to the car with the dogs. NEVER heard anything like that in our lives, this was deep in the Piliga. Just to be clear, whatever made those noises was big, it sounded like a freaking massive animal of some kind but nothing we could identify at time or to this day.

@420kiwiwarrior

Жыл бұрын

Fnck that bro,Have you gone back hunting in that area again?

@4x4andfishing

Жыл бұрын

Should speak to AYR about it

@felicityking577

Жыл бұрын

I would've shit myself!

@NoTaboos

Жыл бұрын

Crap.

@NoTaboos

Жыл бұрын

@@timmy6588 Kindergarten playground stories.

Myself and the missis went to camp there a few years back on a road trip a strange landscape ,I'd heard bout the local yowie and ghost legends ,we lasted about a hr after dark , there was strange cracks of trees , and weird noises , and we hightailed it out of there and stayed in the car down further on the newell highway .

@fisher898

2 жыл бұрын

I was travelling alone in the Pilliga and stopped for lunch near a waterhole. Was so good with lots of bird life I decided to camp overnight. At about 4 pm I realized it had become very quiet. I became more uncomfortable as the evening progressed. At sunset I decided to leave . Had a real bad feel about the place. I camp Solo all the time and have never felt scarred in he bush. Sure was glad when I got back on the Newell.

@lauriep9067

2 жыл бұрын

@@fisher898 yes definitely a weird feeling around the place , we stayed down the road at a rest stop and that was even weird . I had a strange feeling of being watched . I kept looking at a old trail we were parked opposite for some reason . We had a hr snooze and kept going .

@breakingbud2530

2 жыл бұрын

Australian yowie hunters hickey fall episode was good same general area

@bob6267

2 жыл бұрын

I've camped there plenty of time and never had the spooks

@jakecook716

4 ай бұрын

​@breakingbud2530 that story is straight out of a movie, clichés and all. And why is it the encounters are always 10-20 years old? Because if it's recent, the people who knew your whereabouts during the time are gonna call you out on it

Years ago I was travelling through that region and late at night on the hwy, middle of nowhere and an old lady stepped out on the road in front of the truck. Scared the absolute poo out of me. Swerved and missed her and pulled up. Absolutely no site of her anywhere! After I calmed down I continued on with my trip. No idea who she was or why she was out there but I have never forgotten that.

@24fifty_everythingelse

3 жыл бұрын

Sounds like you may have seen the Pilliga Princess! Google it…

@caveyslux2786

3 жыл бұрын

Old pilliga princess

@Arlec90

3 жыл бұрын

@@24fifty_everythingelse Bloody hell!!!! Wow. I googled it, wish I hadn't.

@Arlec90

3 жыл бұрын

@@caveyslux2786 I've since been told by other truckies to never stop along there! EVER.

@caveyslux2786

3 жыл бұрын

@@Arlec90 there right mate alot of weird shit down out there could tell people some stroys about the place but beautiful place to grow up

I'm 55 year old , live in the U.S. and I have gone camping all my life. It is sad how time has changed the way people care about the outdoors.. We have more forest fire caused by man, trash dumped everywhere, and graffiti everywhere. More and more areas are being closed down to camping. It's nice to see that you care and educate people in you video. Thank you for all that you do!!!!!!!!!!!

Open up KZread, first thing I see is Scotty posted a new video a minute ago. Great day.

Thanks for cleaning up after the nasty "people" who left their garbage. I really don't understand the mentality there. Just take it with you, its not that hard.

@maximilianrpm2927

3 жыл бұрын

The peoblem is that good people think that all the people will think alike :(

@chronicawareness9986

3 жыл бұрын

they got chased off by yowies and left the garbage to save their lives

@utahjohnnymontana3373

3 жыл бұрын

@@chronicawareness9986 Perhaps eaten by them? One can hope.

@lazarusdigital

3 жыл бұрын

The closer you are to a city/ city folk. The more rubbish you'll see.

@bazbbeeb7226

3 жыл бұрын

simply put its bogans, they ruin every outdoor activity giving the rest of us a bad name.

What an amazing place. Shame about the grubs and the rubbish and the vandalism. Some people really suck. Thanks for yet another awesome video. 😃

Your videos are just inspirational. You are a natural visual storyteller and you can bring us along on your journeys like we are riding along with you. Your cinematography is beautiful and the way you welcome us to your country through your understated presentation is genius. You are a talented man Scotty, keep doing what you do, the world needs more Scotty's.

Camped there once on the way to Queensland from Victoria. Will never go back. A truly terrifying night. Still have nightmares 30 years later.

@bearfootbowhunter3054

3 жыл бұрын

Do tell?

@trybaldanca

3 жыл бұрын

You can’t leave us hanging!

@mharro88

3 жыл бұрын

Yowies everywhere there.

@dasmuss6174

2 жыл бұрын

Was it because you met your wife there? 🤔

@symphonyinkart

2 жыл бұрын

Yes , what happened ?

Yowies everywhere in the Pilliga

@lukewarm2075

3 жыл бұрын

Yeap alot in qld too.bloody yowies

@billgoldly3962

3 жыл бұрын

Yep, the more gin you drink …… the more the yowies come out ….. somehow ! …… they might like the smell of it. When you hear them, don’t shit yourself or fart even ….. because they seem to be encouraged to do their blood curdling shrieks and other weird noises when they know they’ve got you scared. Maybe the grub’s undies you found were very smelly ….. But don’t be a wuz because I’ve never actually heard of a yowie ever killing anyone or for that matter of anyone ever seeing one …. the mongrels are bloody cowards I reckon. So Scotty, I suggest that you keep the gin to just a couple of those mugs full …. unless you want to be scared shitless ! The common name for those beautiful Angophoras is the Apple (obviously nothing like the fruit tree). You’re getting a lots followers from overseas mate ….that’s great, …. If and when COVID let’s up we’ll see some of them discovering what you’ve shown them. Great stuff Scotty 🐾🐾🐾🐾 (yowie tracks)

@symphonyinkart

2 жыл бұрын

@@billgoldly3962 have you had a couple mugs yourself ? Lol

@benchum1707

2 жыл бұрын

@@billgoldly3962 👍👍

@sarah-jaynemcdonald2594

2 жыл бұрын

@@symphonyinkart lol, I couldn't tell if he was being serious or not. Some interesting point but they undies were a curve ball! 😆

Grew up in Gulargambone, near Pilliga. We used to get the hairy men out that way.

The Pilliga has earned it's reputation. You can believe it or not but many people will confirm the yowies are there

@davidhusband5022

4 күн бұрын

wheres the evidence? skeletons??? none after bushfires? wheres the proof??

i was homeless for 4 months in melbourne in the cbd and some lady gave me a backpackbedswag. i carried that thing around in the busy city nursing a stab wound and it was a lifesaver. made my way to the canadian embassy in sydney and used it also to sleep by the opera house with a view of the h. bridge. falling asleep broken inside, but listening to the sounds of possums, bats and world class opera. memories 🔥

@hazanies9543

3 жыл бұрын

Full of it but alright

@jmack6980

3 жыл бұрын

@@hazanies9543 that is just a few months of my life. you sit on youtube and judge people over a screen. nice life lol

@hazanies9543

3 жыл бұрын

@@jmack6980 ive been homeless myself and i know for a fact u can barely hang around the opera house before security asks you to leave espically if it looks like your gonna be setting up camp there lol

@jmack6980

3 жыл бұрын

@@hazanies9543 i was in the park by the governor's place and this was in 2016. i also don't "set up camp" like a lazy fuck. i set up towards dark and leave by 7am. the security by the opera house took a photo of me in front of it because i had no cell phone. they saw my giant bag and were nothing but pleasant, but as i said i wasn't camping in front of the bloody opera house but you can hear it from the park it's not even 0.1 km away

@pinebearclub

3 жыл бұрын

Hope you’re in a better place today mate! But sometimes we have to go through the sh*t to become a better person. Never forget where you came from! Cheers!

this is such a special place. and loved that story behind the plate, Scotty!

i grew up in that area, the night time smell in summer is amazing, hearing koalas fighting, grunting( which my grandfather told me was a yowie). thanks for the video

You couldn’t pay me enough of anything to spend half a night in the Piliga on my own mate! Hats off to you for doing so. That place is about as creepy as it gets.

@djyorgi

Ай бұрын

Have you been and stayed? What stories do you have?

Another great vid Scottie some of those dirt roads you were on remind me of the days when the Newell Hwy was dirt through the Pilliga and the Boggabilla was dirt as well .And if you like to camp on red dirt head Sth West of the Pilliga out west of Parkes to where I use to live in the 70s around Lake Cargelligo it's an interesting area, all the western half of New South Wales is beautiful country and worth visiting. And as for people leaving rubbish that really pisses me off I always leave my camps clean and I have taken heaps of rubbish out of the bush 3 garbage bags from one pigsty some years ago.

First of all: good on ya for helping clean up other people’s mess. I do the same on the regular. Second: I am born and raised in the Pacific Northwest (well...some of my life was spent in California). I was in Scio, OR for the eclipse. Since you’re an Ozzie, I’ll tell ya...I am a didj player (have been for over 20 years). Me and a bunch of friends from America’s largest didgeridoo festival went to the top of a secluded mountain and witnessed it. It was amazing how even nature got quiet when it happened. All the birds stopped signing during the peak blackout. Such a surreal experience. All the best with your adventures and channel. I just stumbled onto it a couple days ago and have been living vicariously through you as I stay at home and care for my 14 year old dog who has cancer. She’s my best mate and I am trying to give her the best care possible. Cheers. God bless 🙏❤️

One day you'll make something that isn't completely burnt 🤣 (But not today)

can't help but admire someone who manages to carbonise all the meals he cooks and then continues to eat them with great gusto ... hats off to you sunshine

I love that you’ve just described Russel Coight to international viewers as a wise man. I hope n pray there’s more than a few that chase up his vids for some wisdom. Great vid brother 🙏🏼 many thanks.

@lukewarm2075

3 жыл бұрын

Russell is my dad

@FxaruAUS

2 жыл бұрын

@@lukewarm2075 so Glenn Robbins is your dad

@lukewarm2075

2 жыл бұрын

@@FxaruAUS nah russell coight is my dads name

@dasmuss6174

2 жыл бұрын

The Coight is a national treasure 🤔👍🇦🇺🍻🍻

Scotty, I drove up to Missouri from Texas to see that same eclipse. Definitely something I think everyone should experience. Seeing a partial eclipse doesn't compare to seeing totality. Love the videos, mate. Keep up the great work!

Love it dude! Pilliga is such an interesting place! The views at night are absolutely amazing ❤

@adventuredownunder2131

2 жыл бұрын

when r u guys going round 2?

@ETFW.

2 жыл бұрын

@@adventuredownunder2131 haha not too sure man. Hopefully soon!

Myself and a mate stayed there one night on our way home from a trip around Australia last month, we stayed at the salt cave camp area and the bush out that way had been heavily affected by the bush fires. But it was good to see the forest recovering and new growth coming through. You explored some beautiful areas. I would like to stay a couple of days next time. Thanks for sharing Scotty and you are a legend # respectthebush

@mcake1234

3 жыл бұрын

I didn't know you can camp at the salt caves?

@TracyGrimslut

2 жыл бұрын

@@mcake1234 you can stay anywhere if you don’t get caught

Man, what a RIPPER episode you pulled out of your hat this time. I love just EVERYTHING about how you celebrate the Australian Bush. Just wow. Within a couple of episodes only we started a habit to gather around in the living room, make sure things for the day are settled. Its basically us watching your video(s) as a reward for the day. Big screen, cranked up volumne for the bush birds yelling through our house, mobile phones off and everybody SHUTTY, its Scotts evening. We've been to Oz four times in our lives (German fellas here), mainly for the people and nature, and especially for the red soil unter our feets. 'Addicted' will probably describe it best. You manage to deliver that exact feeling througout your videos, which is amazing to say the least. Thank you and cheers from one proud Patreon supporter!

Just watching your face light up when you were in those caves just makes me smile too. good on ya Scotty. Keep those adventures coming and thank you for bringing it to us.

Another high quality, beautifully filmed video showcasing our amazing country. Loved the soundtracks as well! Thanks Scotty.

You’ve out done yourself on this one Scotty. The views of our beautiful land. Your stories, the cinematography, editing, music selection. I felt like I was watching a modern day layland brothers docco. Truly under appreciated talent. Cheers from Vic.

Finally, you comment on the Yowie! I have asked numerous times about Australia's large hairy cryptid.

@jamesdiamond3539

3 жыл бұрын

Do you know of any other cryptids besides Yowie? Respect from Newcastle.

@Internationallegendtripper

3 жыл бұрын

@@jamesdiamond3539 In Australia or I’m other parts of the world?

@jamesdiamond3539

3 жыл бұрын

@@Internationallegendtripper have you heard anything about these dogmen in North America?

@Internationallegendtripper

3 жыл бұрын

@@jamesdiamond3539 yes there are reports of these canine cryptids in the all parts of the US

@jamesdiamond3539

3 жыл бұрын

@@Internationallegendtripper are you in Australia mate?

Cheers mate for another brilliant Scotty's Gone Walkabouts Video. Such a beautiful country we have!

I love that you acknowledge the Pilliga Yowie and the Princess Scotty. Thanks for cleaning up the mess, and for bringing the fantastic content. I’d love to know if you ever run into anything in the bush that you think doesn’t really belong out there, or seems a little unusual. I personally am a believer of Yowies after a couple of strange experiences. I never seen a Yowie, but have heard some strange sounds in the bush that are unexplainable, at least for me, and have felt a presence that has made me feel very uneasy while camping. Keep up the excellent work, and I hope you receive an Emmy or a Logie some day for your great videos.

Scotty thanks for making this movie, and the warrumbungles one as well. Until about 5 years ago I used to work as a weedsprayer in both areas, sometimes for weeks at a time, and have always wanted to take my family out there but haven't been able yet. So last night I put both vids on the tv and was able to share these magical places with them. The respect you showed in the video, the drone shots, and your narrative let me show my wife and kids why this place is so special. Thank you legend!

Absolutely beautiful! Can't wait to see your puppy camping out with you. And do keep the cooking parts of the video. Cooking with only the basics in the bush is just epic.

Legendary video. My wife and I own a little farm on Dandry Creek (upstream of the gorge) and it’s surrounded by Pilliga National Park. I call it my mental health retreat as I work on the coast and head out every weekend! We absolutely love the Pilliga and on my channel I’ve upload some nice bird videos from the farm. Thanks for the video and the cleanup.

I absolutely loved this video. Thanks for showing us your beautiful homeland. The shots of the caves and the magnificent trees - I just can't fathom the beauty you captured. Thanks for sharing.

Don’t tell me you are finally going to admit to hearing stuff in the bush, can’t wait to watch this one. By the way I was unsubscribed for no reason. The Pilliga is famous for yowies.

@sandpaper631

3 жыл бұрын

Oh yeah, had an experience there few years back, terrifying!!

@20cosmos20

3 жыл бұрын

@@sandpaper631 pray tell!! I love Yowie stories. Would you consider making it public? believepod.com/podcast/yowie/ Some really great stories from credible sounding ppl

@elizabethscott7660

3 жыл бұрын

@@20cosmos20 there's a channel on here that talks to people who've had experiences. I think it's called yowie hunter. And yes, they are out there

@20cosmos20

3 жыл бұрын

@@elizabethscott7660 Thx for the reply, I def believe. I do follow YowieHunters or Australian Yowie Research. I almost died when I found the topic with an Aussie accent, haha. Did you see their thermal images of Yowies? Fascinating!!

@IDGAF56852

2 жыл бұрын

@@20cosmos20 yep,their thermal images are as much evidence as you can get,proof that yowies are real. Ive camped and went shooting on private property that backs on to the piliga state forrest-what i saw and heard was enough to keep me from ever camping overnight anywhere near the piliga. Its a beautiful place but its also a scary place at night time in some areas.

The level of stoke is oozing in this video mate! Def adding The Pilliga to the must see list. Thanks for taking us along.

Loved it Scotty, the bird sounds, the scenery, calling out the vandalism of thousand year old history, but especially the clean up at the end mate, good on ya!

Your a legend thanks for sharing your video that Pilliga is something else, and picking up all that rubbish was very kind to the bush and animals 👍🏼

You have just won me over, I'm a G&T man too. Picked up the habit when I travelled in Asia. Nothing like a nice iced G&T at the end of a hot tropical day. Mad dogs and Englishmen knew what was good in life.

such a beautiful part of our wonderful country. great vid as usual scotty Hooroo till next video

Really enjoyed the commentary and stories behind the US trip. It's the stories behind the different pieces of kit we carry that makes them what it is. When you think about, the Aussie Swagman carried their possessions in the bedroll, so that gear would have meant alot and given comfort in times of fear and doubt. You got a good heart for the land, keeping it clean, and respecting our traditional owners of the land. Good on you mate. You are doing this journey well. Thank you. Ivan

Scotty - mate, I've been a fan of yours for a while now. I'm from Papua New Guinea and you've inspired me to make the most of my trips back to the village and document the nature we have here in similar fashion. Would love to have you over up here do some bushwalking as well. Cheers, Oliver

@Oli.Miles1

3 жыл бұрын

Goodonya mate👍

Pilliga's pretty cool. Up there last year. Such a great isolated place. Yes I was a bit freaked out also about the yowi and pilliga princess stories. Thanks for sharing.

Oh I would give anything to be walking the pilligar, always had a calling. Thanks for bringing to our screens the way we want to see it

U got me with that intro speech mate. Your channel improves every time I watch. Good shit.

Awesome! Love it! Simply brilliant and breathtaking scenes!! Thanks Scotty for your natural enthusiasm and respect for the outdoors. Your footage and the way your present it is pro. Also you’ve got me hooked on Pat Devlin. Thanks for that! Keep them coming please and thank you.

Just what my lockdown needed

Something interesting I learnt the other day that makes a lot of sense is the bush that we know today as we know has changed but so has the tree species A lot of our bush has been over logged of certain species that have in most places have left higher fire rated trees. Was a very interesting watch to see how people are introducing native trees that would have been around before our presence to help reduce the fire load Thanks for another great clip showcasing Australia's Beauty

Loved the Pilliga adventure. Enjoy your relaxed, natural style doing the vids. I live in America, Wisconsin. Nice that you got to see the eclipse in Oregon. I got a chuckle out of how you thought certain things were "so American" - like people sitting in their lawn chairs waiting for the eclipse. It's interesting to hear what people from other countries think of Americans. Hoo Roo!

Another amazing place. Thanks for taking us along. Cheers from Canada.

That was awesome. And thank you for cleaning up that mess. As a wheelchair user, I'm often not able to pick up the rubbish I see, but I do leave my bin on the curb for the people who play sports in the park across the road from my house, and anyone else. Sometimes they use it, and I'm happy when they do.

@sammuis01

11 ай бұрын

That is so nice of you.

Wow,what an AWESOME place to visit! Thanks Scotty.👍🏻

Gorgeous area, thank you for taking us along with ya.

Thank you Scotty! Absolutely love your content and ethos. It’s so inspiring to see people treat the bush with such dignity and respect. I can’t wait to see you explore more of the country. P.S You should look into exploring the Gippsland region in Victoria, particularly the Strzelecki Ranges and the Gippsland Lakes (COVID restrictions permitting).

Thank you for another great video Scotty and great stories.

Hey Scotty! Loved this viddy, and especially the eclipse story. I too saw that eclipse! I went down to Oregon from Vancouver Canada with three of my four kids for an epic camp and cookout on a mountain ridge at 6000’ feet! Epic views, epic times, and mostly, an epic memory! That trip changed my life, I fell back in love with the outdoors and I’m now single and on my own now. I plan to buy a sailboat soon and travel the west coast all the way to Alaska with my oldest daughter who was with me on that trip. Thank you for the memory, what a special time that was… Cheers! Bryan from Vancouver

Nice pancakes, Scotty 😆 The problem with those Campmaster type butane stoves is they only have two heat settings - "Really Hot" and "Rip-Roaring".

@waynehastie7292

3 жыл бұрын

I know what you mean. I found a diffuser in a camping shop (which I had never heard of before) for about $12- which does a great job, definately worth the money.

Scotty Burns Dinner! Another great vid mate. Thanks heaps.

@grosgogtjopie817

3 жыл бұрын

and breakfast

Half way in and loving your coverage of the Pilliga. It makes me yearn to get back to my rainforest country in kuku yalanji lands.

Love that area. I camped near the Salt Caves last time I was there. Thanks for bringing back good memories. I must get back there soon.

Great video! I couldn’t help but think of all the non-Australians watching this and wondering to themselves if half the video was in another language 😂. We love our slang.

Another cracking show. Thanks again.

Great video once again. Love to see the jeep in the videos as well !

Really enjoyed being shown this beautiful place, Thank You. What an incredible planet we have.

Seen a Yowie crossing the highway while we were driving. It crossed the road about 30 metres away . It was carrying a dead kangaroo.

@bobuncle5159

Ай бұрын

You been on Australian Yowie Witness Reports ?

I am 60 yo. Camped all my life. This is the only camp I moved from because I felt uncomfortable. Didn't see or hear anything, but felt uneasy about something. Such a beautiful place though.

That was awesome and it was nice hanging out in the bush with you. thank you.

Lived whilst working in Baradine for 3 yrs and LOVED the place! It's so beautiful and soothing. Couldn't get out to Warrumbungle national park but explored outskirts between Bara and Bugaldie... definitely gonna head down again to explore it more thoroughly! Enjoyed your vid and love the fact that you do your research and are so respectful of the land, environment, and its custodians. Well done matey.

Magical place Scotty! Shame about the idiots & grubs! And really appreciate you taking the time to clean up after them. That aside, what an amazing forest. Cheers for bringing us along Mate.

Nice to see some other kinds of camping. As always, great video

Thank you, for such a heartfelt story here, the Pilliga my home - it is very special.

Beautiful country, you're so lucky to experience the environment on your own terms. Awesome

As always Another wonderful Video. Thank You

Charmed by you, mate. Great photography, great music, but best of all, a great character who loves the landscape- and can bring us into it. Ric

Just there two weeks ago. Absolutely beautiful.

You rock mate! Such a nice and relaxing video. Keep it up Mr Swagman lol

Gday scotty thanks for your video of back home in the outback love all your videos mate keep up the good work mate take care of yourself stay safe mate

Epic video Scotty you are a legend my man

Great video mate. Well made and full of good information. I’ll be going to the Pilliga as soon as lockdown ends.

Your best one yet Scotty, well done mate

Great video Scotty, we love the Pilliga too. Hoping you get back out there to make some more film.

Great content as always. Many thanks. I was just thinking it would be nice to see visuals of a map here and there as you explain things relating to the landscape/area.

I have a gumtree search setup for swags that I check on from time to time. Pretty sure I saw that Winchester come up. Glad that you were able to grab it (felt it was a bit small for me). I have a Saul swag which has heaps of canvas but can be used swagman style. Good trick to deal with condensation is to put a wool blanket between the canvas and your bedding. Will keep you warm and dry.

Beautiful country - thanks for looking after it.

Pilliga is now on my bucket list! Thanks Scot

Shame on those people for leaving so much rubbish behind in such a beautiful country. And good on you Scotty for cleaning it up. 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

Great vid. Recommend getting an awning on your roof rack for car camps. Makes rain and heat a lot more enjoyable

Allways love your outlook on life hon, thankyou for your vids😊

Great video mate. Makes me wanna go bush. Very inspiring.

Double thumbs up for the coolest plate origin story ever..... Cheers man

Absolutely magnificient!. Good job.

Good on you for giving back and tidying up the bush after the grubs have been mate, I will start doing the same here in SA, One trip at a time.

Another great video Scotty you live in paradise

That dinner looked amazing it probably taste amazing too you definitely know how to cook

Great video mate. Love it.🍺🇦🇺👍❤

Love that creative pancake, Will def try it. Salute to you mate for cleaning up the place which some idiots deliberately sullied. Such beautiful habitats deserve to be treasured. Please continue your adventures and I’ll surely be following them. Stay safe matey and bless you.

Another excellent production . Mr KZread must love it as well as he squeezed a ton of ads in. All good!