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  @carlmiller55716 күн бұрын

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  @kenhorsey9 күн бұрын

  Thanks for the good information but could you give your wife a chance to talk

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  @judy134010 күн бұрын

  thanks guys, just getting our head around portable solar panels. Caravan has one on the roof but looking at something extra if required. Enjoying your videos.😄

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  @judy134010 күн бұрын

  Sorry, I meant solar blanket? and have you needed it?

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  @gonecaravanning10 күн бұрын

  @@judy1340 Hi Judy, we have a 200w cheap suitcase type bought off ebay, (think it is really only about 160 watt). We only have 1 panel on roof (200 watt) so have needed more on a few occasions. Very good in late afternoon when the sun is low in the sky and the roof panel not working well due to angle. Thanks for watching Ken and Julie

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  @judy134010 күн бұрын

  Hi guys, what type of portable blanket have you got? Oh, we love our diesel heater. thanks guys.

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  @mdratulakonda11 күн бұрын

  Hello, I am a regular viewer. Your video's quality is superb and the idea is excellent. But Do you know why your content views, audience engagement, and reach are so low? For some errors in your Channel and on your content that are happening. I have some plans and tips for you to grow your channel to a larger audience organically. Are you interested to know?

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  @julolz120911 күн бұрын

  Great Video, love Berry Springs, thanks for sharing

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  @gonecaravanning11 күн бұрын

  @@julolz1209 Thanks for the feedback, appreciated Ken and Julie

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  @Quasnob11 күн бұрын

  Great video. 1st time I think I caught a glimpse of you cooking. Maybe next trip be worth a video or two...especially if you do free camping and campfire cooking.

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  @gonecaravanning11 күн бұрын

  @@Quasnob Thanks, appreciate the feedback, cooking comment noted, thanks for watching. Ken and Julie

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  @sepsadventures11 күн бұрын

  That was top notch the shots were terrific especially the water falls. Good idea doing the voice over worked really well. Also liked your thumbnail really caught my eye. Great video. Cheers!

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  @gonecaravanning11 күн бұрын

  @@sepsadventures Thanks for watching Sep. Appreciate your feedback. Always helpful Ken and Julie

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  @billmcintosh124212 күн бұрын

  Great photography, scenery is unreal and looks like your both having a great time. Safe travels. Bill Mc.

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  @gonecaravanning12 күн бұрын

  @@billmcintosh1242 Thanks Bill, scenery was amazing, Berry Springs certainly turned it on. Thanks for watching Ken and Julie

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  @jupitergoingtoyourblastoff667513 күн бұрын

  Another great video from gone caravaning I love your channel

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  @gonecaravanning13 күн бұрын

  @@jupitergoingtoyourblastoff6675 thanks for watching Ken and Julie

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  @davidmilledge22119 күн бұрын

  Great video , it helps when the spotter has a handheld two way to communicate with the driver reversing

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  @gonecaravanning19 күн бұрын

  @@davidmilledge221 Thanks for the tip David, we will have to invest in some. Thanks for watching Appreciate the feedback Ken and Julie

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  @davidmilledge22119 күн бұрын

  Yep a check list is important you carnt forget things then , at work we do one every day before starting up the trucks or machines it's called a prestart ,all about safety first 👍

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  @sepsadventures19 күн бұрын

  This video is a real credit to both of you. Great information that I am sure that everyone that has gone caravanning will appreciate. I certainly do especially the part about ‘drop me off at the airport.’ 😂 Looking forward to the next one in the series. Well done to the both of you. Cheers!

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  @gonecaravanning19 күн бұрын

  Thanks Sep, appreciate your feedback, when she says, take me to the airport, i go into my best behaviour mode , for a couple of days, she gets over it quick. She does love the travel as much as me. Thanks again Sep Happy travels😊

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  @mmmmdeliciousbacon19 күн бұрын

  Absolutely fantastic guys, thank you from the bottom of my heart for posting such an informative and honest video. We are about to retire and looking at buying a van and doing just what you are doing. We do not know anyone who is doing this,so our reliance is on dinkum Aussies like you posting up honest, real life experience videos - warts and all. Again, thank you so much, your content is so helpful and means so much to newbies like us ❤

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  @gonecaravanning19 күн бұрын

  @@mmmmdeliciousbacon Thanks for the positive feedback, it is very much appreciated. I'm sure your travels will go well, learn as much as you can. We watched many video's and learnt as much as we could before starting our travels. So your on the right track. There is so much information in youtube video's. 6 months before leaving we downloaded the wikicamps app and put a destination from each state in a trip plan. Then when we watched video's on places that we thought we would like to visit, we would add them into our trip plan. So half our trip already in planner before starting and we just fill the gaps now. Thanks again for watching. Safe travels Ken and Julie

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  @dougwillcoxson995820 күн бұрын

  We always enjoy your videos but the sound on this one was poor despite us having sound turned up. Dont you usualy have microphones on?

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  @gonecaravanning20 күн бұрын

  @@dougwillcoxson9958 Thanks Doug, we did things a little different this time and didn't relise that the air-conditioner was also running. Will go back to old method. Thanks for watching Ken and Julie

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  @debramaloney933420 күн бұрын

  Honest review of your travels. 👍 It’s not all perfect travelling , good and bad days and exhausting , mixed with homesickness can wear you down. Look forward to more videos.

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  @gonecaravanning20 күн бұрын

  @@debramaloney9334 Thanks Debra, appreciate you positive feedback. Thanks for watching Ken and Julie

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  @jupitergoingtoyourblastoff667520 күн бұрын

  These videos are great they are informative, relative and honest love your channel, keep up the great work, Gone Caravaning.. 10/10

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  @gonecaravanning20 күн бұрын

  @@jupitergoingtoyourblastoff6675 Thanks for watching Ken and Julie

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  @elloweeze120 күн бұрын

  Thanks for another honest review , to many videos out there giving the wrong impression of how fantastic everything is on the road and not showing the real day to day life on the road , the stress of money disappearing faster the anticipated .

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  @gonecaravanning20 күн бұрын

  @@elloweeze1 Thanks Annette, your possitive feedback is greatly appreciated. Thanks for watching. Ken and Julie

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  @user-ck4ii9mj8i20 күн бұрын

  Hey guys get a hand held two way it’s always hard working on the blind side thanks for the vids and the tips

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  @gonecaravanning20 күн бұрын

  @@user-ck4ii9mj8i Thanks Graeme, appreciate the tip, It does provide good entertainment for others though, lol, but not funny at the time. Thanks for watching Ken and Julie

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  @billmcintosh124220 күн бұрын

  Great advice and very natural! Have you changed the camara [looks a lot sharper and clearer] safe travels and looking forward to the next video. Thanks, Bill Mc

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  @gonecaravanning20 күн бұрын

  Thanks Bill, Same camera, sharpened a bit in editing software, Julie liked it, thought she looked 10 years younger, lol, Thanks for watching Bill, appreciate your feedback. Ken and Julie

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  @jeep270120 күн бұрын

  Hi Guys what do you use to keep the map pockets on the wall (behind you on the video) please? Ours keep falling off. Many thanks for the videos, travel safe. Cheers Mark

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  @gonecaravanning20 күн бұрын

  @@jeep2701 Hi Bob, Our map pockets have 6 screws as well as a couple of lines of liquid nails on back.( i know this because i have moved one). The 6 screws are 1 in each corner and 1 on each side in middle, hidden inside pocket. Could maybe just have the hidden ones inside pocket. Screws have matching head covers. Hope that helps, ours have never fallen off and julie puts the microwave plate in when we travel. Thanks for watching Ken and Julie

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  @jeep270120 күн бұрын

  @@gonecaravanning excellent thank you so much

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  @gonecaravanning20 күн бұрын

  @@jeep2701 hope it helped.

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  @iandavis544522 күн бұрын

  can u tell me how the dcd charger is performing and how u installed our bmpro35 plus 35 my bmp is in the tunnel boot battery is under our seating i enjoyed your video i did have a itecworld battery and bm500

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  @gonecaravanning22 күн бұрын

  @@iandavis5445 Hi Ian, My mini boost pro is working excellent. Even though i bought the mini boost pro, It is connected straight to the bmpro bms35-SR where the aux normally goes in. I am not running the solar wire on the mini boost as the solar is already running through the bms35. So just need the mini boost not pro if connecting this way. I have heard that other brand dc to dc chargers dont work if connecting this way and not going direct to battery. I get 35amps going in usually when driving 20 from car and 15 from solar on caravan roof. This can vary, if more solar available will use less from car. If no solar will only imput from car about 20.5 amps. I hope this helps, im no expert, but ours is working well for us. We mounted it next to our bms35 and wiring was fairly easy once i got my head around it. There is a site bmpro users tips you can get plenty of info and help from. Thanks for watching. Ken and Julie

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  @gonecaravanning22 күн бұрын

  @@iandavis5445 bmpro site, BMPRO TIPS, TRICKS AND HELP on facebook

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  @gonecaravanning22 күн бұрын

  @@iandavis5445 Hi ian, thought id send desciption of how i wired mine (mini boost pro) Take the, aux +, off the BP35 and along with the small blue wire connect to the Orange on miniboost. Take the Red on miniboost and connect to the, Aux +, where you took the previous wire from on the bp35. Connect the black to a common earth, for mine it was on back of board Bp35 mounted on. White for solar, not used. Green not used as the bp35 is set to battery type.

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  @iandavis544520 күн бұрын

  Hi thanks again for your advice I have purchased a mini pro looking for a good result from it

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  @MDTanbiradss24 күн бұрын

  I am a new subscriber to your KZread channel so I did an audit report for your channel and found some issues there that I think should be addressed. If you solve the problems, I think your KZread will grow a lot. I can show you the audit report if you want. Thank you

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  @gonecaravanning24 күн бұрын

  @@MDTanbiradss Thanks for watching No thankyou

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  @MDTanbiradss24 күн бұрын

  @@gonecaravanning Ok

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  @davidwilson95125 күн бұрын

  I'm just about to start a lap around Australia. Most towns are charging $1.85 per litre. Going inland is one he'll of a expensive trip in fuel.. Thanks for your videos.and safe travels

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  @gonecaravanning25 күн бұрын

  Thanks for watching David. Appreciated. Enjoy your lap, safe travels Ken and Julie

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  @gonecaravanning26 күн бұрын

  Hi Sep, we loved it there, we were happy to be up the back near the shed, we like a bit of space. Spent 4 restful days there. Thanks for watching. Ken and Julie

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  @sepsadventures26 күн бұрын

  Great review Ken we stayed in the exact same spot as you at the caravan park at Mataranka. As soon as you started walking through the park I recognised everything. Thanks for the memories.

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  @billmcintosh124227 күн бұрын

  Great video as usual Ken, looks like interesting places to visit. Thanks! Bill Mc

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  @gonecaravanning27 күн бұрын

  @@billmcintosh1242 thanks Bill, appreciate the feedback. Thanks for watching Ken and Julie

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  @jupitergoingtoyourblastoff667527 күн бұрын

  Great video as always looked your work

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  @gonecaravanning27 күн бұрын

  @@jupitergoingtoyourblastoff6675 thanks for watching

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  @JessLuke27 күн бұрын

  Hi, really enjoyed this video and looking forward to more! Just subscribed😊

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  @gonecaravanning27 күн бұрын

  @@JessLuke Thanks for watching, appreciate the positive feedback. Subbed Ken and Julie

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  @daveminskip5541Ай бұрын

  I have a slow 1990’s motorhome, the temptation is to go flat out so that we don’t hold people up. However fuel consumption is trashed if I thrash it. So I go at the speed the vehicle likes, I still find it stresses me when I hold people up, but it’s not on purpose.😊

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  @gonecaravanningАй бұрын

  Hi Dave, Got to look after the vehicle, Better than running it into the ground and breaking down. Thanks for watching, appreciate the feedback, safe travels. Ken and Julie

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  @RetiredroamersАй бұрын

  Put a stubby holder over the shower head. That stops noise and wear on the shower base.

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  @gonecaravanningАй бұрын

  Great tip 👍

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  @sepsadventuresАй бұрын

  You are an expert on those spreadsheets very informative and it’s good to get an idea on how much it costs travelling around. The last three years we have also worked on about $1000 per week and we also need to slow down and stay at the nicer places longer. Is the 25,000 steps per day combined or each whatever it is it’s still a good effort. Thanks for sharing your costs. Cheers!

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  @RetiredroamersАй бұрын

  Head out to Ross River Station for a few days. It’s a great little place to chill out!

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  @j-1159Ай бұрын

  Absolutely love you guys, subbed 👍😎

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  @gonecaravanningАй бұрын

  Thanks for watching, Appreciate the positive feedback. Ken and Julie

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  @pauls8456Ай бұрын

  11000 km in 15 weeks? Perhaps slow down a little and stop in nice places. Are you time limited or can you take as long as you want?

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  @rodneyhinkley7910Ай бұрын

  I think you might need to free camp lots more ,Plus cook for yourselves and not as many coffees and cake ?

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  @andrewgrimsted7947Ай бұрын

  gday , if you are going across the top to Western Australia you guys will love the Kimberley it is a stunning place, safe travels.

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  @gonecaravanningАй бұрын

  Thanks Andrew, appreciate the feedback. Ken and Julie

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  @MonsteriosusАй бұрын

  You need to show budget over and above normal spending if you stayed home. Also factor in the capital cost of the caravan and towing vehicle less the price you hope to get selling it and divi this up to a weekly cost to add to the expense above staying home. That is the real cost of your adventure. Just have fun and enjoy each day. I wouldn't breaks expenses down so much. Just need a weekly spend total. Make your own coffee. You have time and a kitchen. Have fun slow down to take in everything.

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  @gonecaravanningАй бұрын

  Thanks for watching David, Will definately be trying to slow down now. We are making more coffee's ourselves as suggested but still like to stop and buy at random towns on travel days. Your feedback is greatly appreciated. Ken and Julie

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  @Macca8884.5Ай бұрын

  Hi guys l find that the sweet spot in my L/C is 94-95 thats about 1850 - 1900 rpm in 5th , each c a r will be a little different. .enjoy. ..

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  @markthomas8766Ай бұрын

  Obviously you're learning. You'll change, get better and cheaper. Moving costs. Get to nice places and stay longer. Travel slower. 80 to 90 klms. You're still travelling in work mode.

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  @gonecaravanningАй бұрын

  Thanks for watching Mark, great advice, i think your right, (still in work mode) appreciate the positive feedback. Ken and Julie

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  @firehorse5241Ай бұрын

  Great vid guys 🙏🏼.. however fore warned is fore armed.. when you cross into the NT it’s 130km/hr.. 100 km/hr won’t cut it if you don’t like holding up road trains.. brace yourselves and good luck.. it’s unnerving with a van on, and when they’re coming in the other direction it’s hang on and pray.. be careful 👍

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  @gonecaravanningАй бұрын

  Thanks for watching lucky for us the van is pretty steady on the road. Appreciate the warning though, will try to stay focussed on the job. Thanks again. Ken and Julie

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  @suepalmer2049Ай бұрын

  Road trains are limited to 100 kph - if they are going at 130 they are speeding and have tinkered with their restricters.

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  @TassiedaveАй бұрын

  Thank you both, simplistic information like this is very helpful for adventure planning. Everyone’s wants and needs are different…….I look forward to following your travels.

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  @gonecaravanningАй бұрын

  Thanks Dave, appreciate your positive feedback. Thanks for watching Subscribed and look forward to checking out some of your travels as well. Ken and Julie.

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  @n.g.venaglia9590Ай бұрын

  Ants means you have water damage.

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  @gonecaravanningАй бұрын

  Thanks for the feedback, will investigate. Thanks for watching Ken and Julie

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  @petercross8620Ай бұрын

  Great video and looks like a great trip. I have a 2021 MUX, last of the old model, towing a 2.4T van. Just back from a trip around western NSW and I found the sweet spot for my setup was 94kmph. I locked the 6 speed auto in 4th gear and the car did it very easy. Any faster and the fuel consumption quickly went up. Out on the flat roads cars can easily overtake and I used my CB to talk to any trucks that needed to overtake so no issues at all.

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  @gonecaravanningАй бұрын

  Thanks Peter, Good info, i would say the sweet spot is very close to that. I found my 2020 mux stayed in 4th most of the time. Sometimes i would manualy push it in to 5th, but noticed on the instant fuel usage, it was no better or worse most of the time. Thanks for watching and great feedback. Ken and Julie

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  @steveformosa5191Ай бұрын

  90 kmph is the sweet spot for saving fuel well done enjoy

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  @BazzMann48Ай бұрын

  Less coffee's and cake might help lighten the right foot on the go pedal. It's surprising how slowing down just 5 or 10 k'm can save the amount of fuel you use. Check the tyre pressures regularly can help. Free-camping more can save money. I reckon just slowing down to enjoy the scenery is essential after all, that's why you're touring. Use your mirrors and pull over when you notice road trains coming up behind you. Good to hear how the budget is in real life. We worked on similar figures to yours and occasionally we went over but the helicopter ride and fast boat trip were well worth the money. Have fun while you are able. Cheers..

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  @gonecaravanningАй бұрын

  Good info Barry, Yes we should slow down and enjoy the journey more. I do love my coffee and cake on the drive days at random places along the way. Thanks for watching. Ken and Julie

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  @mattpearce4099Ай бұрын

  Another brilliant and informative, slash interesting video. It looks like you fine people are doing a similar trip that we have planned for our long service leave trip. So i find this vid very interesting. Many thanks for sharing. Safe travels...looking forward to the next instalment.

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  @gonecaravanningАй бұрын

  Thanks Matt, appreciate the positive feedback. Before our trip we watched many video's and kept adding places to our trip plan on wikicamps which has helped us a lot. We wish you all the best on your lap, thanks for watching Ken and Julie

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  @billmcintosh1242Ай бұрын

  Thanks for sharing, slow down and take it easy as we still want you both around! Bill Mc

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  @gonecaravanningАй бұрын

  Thanks Bill, Appreciate your kind words. Ken and Julie.

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  @julolz1209Ай бұрын

  Great information guys, safe travels

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  @gonecaravanningАй бұрын

  Thanks for watching, appreciate the feedback Ken and Julie

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  @jupitergoingtoyourblastoff6675Ай бұрын

  Great budget video very informative

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  @gonecaravanningАй бұрын

  Thanks for the feedback, appreciated Ken and Julie

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  @judydacosta1686Ай бұрын

  Thank you for your valuable advice on how to remove the toilet, I have a problem with the washing machine I’d be very interested in how you fixed it, I’ll have to replace our machine.