What Does A Day On The Canning Stock Route Look Like? - Canning Stock Route Episode 6
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- #wegonexplore #canningstockroute #desert
Have you ever wondered what a standard day on the Canning Stock Route might look like? Join us on this Episode as we take you through a day on this magnificent adventure. We depart from our camp site at White Lake and soon after we arrive at Lake Aerodrome, where we make a creative Wegon shadow.. (You'll see what I mean!)
The day continue to show more of the CSR wells, including Well 12, Well 13, Well 14, and we settle in at Well 15 for the night. In between we get to see beautiful landscapes, an incredible amount of teeth-rattling corrugations, and some of the best camping food you'll find out in the bush.
Enjoy the episode as we keep making our way through this adventurous, remote, challenging and beautiful 4x4 track!
Join us on this 6 week 4wd journey of a lifetime! We set out on the Canning Stock Route, where we begin the 3 week, and 1900km route which is said to be one of the most challenging in the world. I hope you're as excited as we are!
If you'd like to see more of this content, please support me to keep making them. I would be very grateful:
www.patreon.com/WegonExplore
Check out the website to find some gear and more info:
www.wegon.com.au
Follow the adventure on Instagram:
@wegonexplore
Thanks to the crew that journeyed with us:
- Trevor & Elna
- Bryan & Maggie
- Hennie & Vida
- Nev
- Andrew
Music by AlexGrohl (from Pixabay)
Electronic Rock (King Around Here)
Im loving this change in the YT algorithm thats no longer pushing hyped up videos and now getting back to the roots of what YT used to be, real people being genuine and authentic sharing their adventures. You've earned a sub from me and i film TV shows and YT content millions watch. I thoroughly enjoy videos like this. Thank you
Thank you very much, my goal is to keep it authentic and relatable. So I appreciate that you took time to comment, it's very encouraging 👏🏼
Another good Video Mate, may need to pack a mouth guard for that corrugation :P
Appreciate it 👏🏼
Haha yes it's a bit like that! I took rubber matting with on the trip which I tried to jam in anywhere I could to stop the rattles 😂
💯 agree! 😊
Loved the baby emu 😂😂
It was very well done 😂 the block of 30 left him..
Trev, what maps are you using on your tablet
I'm running Memory Maps on the tablet. You can buy the Hema maps through Memory Maps which then you have ownership to. It cost me around $100 and therefore I don't need to pay for subscriptions. It does lack many functionalities though, such as POI or automated directions (you have to plot your own directions).
@@WegonExplore thanks very much
Those holes are from wombats
That's interesting! They do seem about wombat size! Do wombats live up that far in WA?
whats the name of the pump transfer system
Hi Matt, I'm currently away without the pump and I can't recall the brand, but I had a quick search online and it's a similar concept to this one from Repco:
www.repco.com.au/4x4-adventure-escape/fuel-water-storage/jerry-cans/mechpro-blue-battery-operated-electric-siphon-pump-mbesp/p/A5531970?kwSearch=Transfer%20pump
Its been done to death.
And yet its seldom been captured in the glory it deserves nor the stories lived portrayed how it deserves..... as a filmmaker that films television shows and content for youtube channels that millions of people watch, i love the authenticity of channels like this of real people sharing real adventures
It does get a fair amount of traffic (given its remoteness). That said, we had days and days of not seeing anyone, so "traffic" is a relative statement I guess 😂