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Onya Tim. That is an epic location to stop for a few days. It's added to the list for the next time we head west. Good quality video mate. Well done!

Good to c you carrying your plb being solo

Thanks for sharing buddy ❤

F miss this place

Would it possible that the bullbar or vehicle panels could be electrically live when the winch box was smoking? Also would turning the vehicle ignition off also cut power to the winch in the same way? Definitely going to ensure I have a suitable fire extinguisher.

Thanks Tim for another fantastic episode. What a great place. I enjoy all your episodes, simple camping is the best without all the marketed gadgets out there that you don’t need. My elderly dad an old scout leader loves your videos. Suffering health problems and limited movement he watches and feels like he’s out there sitting by the fire enjoying the bush with you. Great work mate 👍

Beautiful place and amazing shots of those moving clouds among many others you captured. Geez we aussies are so lucky with our gorgeous landscapes - it is never boring! Thanks for sharing this - good to see the campfire cooking too!

Nice one bloke. Take away the vegetation and you would think you was driving on the moon or mars lol

Hope that doesn't mean you lost your trowel!

Wouldn't fancy driving those drop offs in an auto. Thanks Tim

great video as usual Tim. Spectacular scenery and certainly one stop off I will get around to. Is that pie one of your creations? are you still working on getting a pie prototype up and running? Great editing Tim, love it.

Mate this trip is one of your best,the scenery is spectacular. Tim do you do much still photography and what equipment do you use.

Hey Tim, Ive just now hit the same point with my 2007 patrol, experiencing the same symptoms and Im really quite stuck on where to go next. Its definetly a tough position to end up in, after so much time spent fixing and improving the car and engine, just for all that trust to diminish instantly. I don't know whether the money is worth spending on the engine, as I dont feel I can ever truly rely on it again. Glad that you found success with your's though.

Thanks Tim , looked like a great trip . Keep ‘em coming ! 👍👍🍻🍻

Gets pretty chilly in the flinders ranges at night! we had a few below 0 mornings when we passed through in late august. very crispy

Such a tranquil place, solitude with the best company…….why o why does one need more……

Luv the bottle of dead horse in the front door pocket, ready for any meal you come across Tim.😂😂😂😂 Cheers Steve.

Beautiful country ❤

Was that a Drop Bear nest?

Hi Batesy. Congratulations on another fantastic episode. Not sure how you find the time or the patience to create such excellent content for the meager rewards, but lm glad sure you do. You’re an inspiration. Thanks again for you work and l do sincerely hope l meet you out on the tracks someday

i have to turn it off for 10 mins , after you do a slow mo. Too much for me.

Its cooked through, but is wet on the bottom, where it simmered in its own juices. While that still tastes great! You have to raise that bird off the bottom of the over to keep the skin dry and crispy. Either use a few trivets or a lot of vegetables (which roast perfectly in the chicken broth!) To elevate to chicken. But the KEY is to vent the lid, a bit, and let out that moisture, towards the end of the cook time. That crispens the skin up, but doesn't dry out the chicken meat! Use a green stick, chop stick, skewer, something to vent the lid.

You make me hungry 🤤 every time 😂. Thanks Tim.

Dear Tim, I've never heard a pot with a spout called a "billy" before, but I like that term. I never would've guessed you made your own spatula, but it looks just as well-made as any metal spatula I've seen in the US. You said "muffins", and my first thought was "Time to look up a muffin recipe and start baking", but I'll probably do that another day. I don't want to bake anything without guidance from a more experienced person because I might experience an epileptic seisure. I've experienced one that put me in the floor before, and it's not fun. Luckily, bright strobe lights do nothing but annoy me. If I get the opportunity to experience the Flinders Ranges at some point, I'm going for it. Cheers, Colton

Flinders is an amazing place. I stayed at merna mora but didn’t have time to do this track, will be next on the list

Another great clip Tim

Hey Tim, What a stunning location mate, amazed at the landscape what a great country we live in. Thx for sharing this epic trip.

Thankyou Tim, beautiful peaceful country😊

Awesome mate, some really steep sections there.

great to hear the ZD is ticking like a clock buddy, good job ! hope you stopped in at Bendleby Ranges on your Flinders Ranges trip

nothing wrong with keeping the ZD30 but if you did a TD42 conversion would still be Nissan parts...🤷‍♂

Pie & sauce for lunch, does it get much better? Yes 'Rack Of Lamb, mint sauce' cut into individual cutlets, meat on a stick, awesome finger food/tucker. Try it, enjoy it. I'm a bit partial to rack of lamb myself.

There's always one, and I guess that's me. I'm not a fan of the Finders. No free camping, lots of no facility paid camp grounds, and stations charging accommodation and track access fees.. it's all a bit of a tourist wank... and not the direction I want to see 4x4 in Australia head! On my last trip to Tassie several of the tracks were gated with you having to pay for the key at shire office, and I don't really see the difference with stations just because great granddad signed a lease. Years ago heading towards Broken Hill, a station hand turned up and told me off for a)free camping on station land and b)swimming in their cattle trough. I told him, don't worry I wont be back ;-)

Great video. I’m really enjoying this series. That track looked a good one. I think I read somewhere the Station has a couple of other tracks that are longer. I’m surprised you don’t use your air-locker compressor for the tyres. What compressor do you use ? Cheers

Thanks Tim another cracking video, I did the Southern Flinders with my daughter last week and it was also spectacular, wild life, scenery, river red gums and campfires. Can’t beat it. That 4 wheel drive track looks to be a must do at some stage too.

I have to ask Tim, what’s the science (or personal preference) in busting the egg yolks when frying them ? Whatever the answer keep the vids coming, we love your work !!

Beautiful scenery. Only one thing I'd add to dinner some mushrooms in the pan. If you wanted to get flash instant gravy dash of cream 😅

...... did you judt ruin good tea with milk????? Bloody heathen..... how dare you..... lol.... " drop of honey does the job"

Who need a 5 star hotel when you have the outback and the bush. Im heading up to Flinders next month after watching this hahaha ive been there quite a few times can never get bored of the place.

I stayed there about 12years ago. Was one of the best stops..Still looks the same

Excellent Tim! Feels like I’m there! Almost 😊. Love the longer videos.

Thanks for showing another part of our great country!! But how Aussie is it to keep the dead horse in the driver's door !!!😅. Cheers mate !

Great video tim you put allot of work into them , very worried about one thing Mate ,where’s your famous trowel

Thanks Tim the Flinders is a must see place.

Great vid, mate, left me waiting for the next one already ! Cheers from the armchair mate 😎👍

This is a great series mate ! The peace and quiet is amazing ! Looking forward to more video's as you move about. Cheers mate, love ya work bloke 🤠👌

Very nice. I love some of the old gear or cheap stuff that the rev limiter has found in her Op shop travels. Fancy new stuff is nice as well but a lot of the older stuff is just so much better quality. Is that cast iron frypan an oldie as I've been looking for a bigger one than what I have atm? Finding a second hand one has been nigh on impossible and I don't really like the ones that the chain stores have. No doubt one will turn up eventually. Thanks for the video.

Thanks, Tim, where is the Trowel?

hi Tim, as a South Aussie I've been there a few times, chilled tracks and some the most beautiful mountains in SA. The track you did, the Wowee track, is the shortest track they have. the other 2 are on the other side of the highway and go up into the mountain ranges a bit. The historic track is awesome shows a lot of history to do with building the Old Ghan railway, it's very interesting... Make sure you stop in at Bendleby Ranges, great spot and some great tracks...

Thank you Tim for sharing your experiences. It is refreshing to see one can enjoy the great outdoors in a simple way and without breaking the bank to do it. I can never watch enough of your camp fire cooking.