We enjoyed both Litchfield and Kakadu. Litchfield was busier with Darwin locals, Kakadu was busy with tourists, but we were there during the school holiday period. Pity you couldn't have got out to Gunlom Falls, that was no.1 in our trip. Campground was huge, and the swimming area was excellent as well, reminded us of Wangi Falls in Litchfield. Keep up the great work🍻
living the dream guys,very lucky,I've put in on my bucket list to do.I love your square fire pit,do you mind if I ask were you purchased it from,cheers
Desmond here I am heading to kakadu national park in august I fly to Adelaide on the 5th of august by from Auckland new Zealand stay at the Crowne plaza for one night then hop onto the AAT bus start the 16 day tour head to Clare valley then port Augusta flinders ranges then woomera then coober pedy uluru national park then kings canyon Aliice springs then karlu karlu then karlu karlu then Tennant creek then Litchfield nationall park then mataranka then Katherine the Katherine gorge cruise then kakadu national park then Jabiru then finally Darwin a distance of 3030 km that is doing new Zealand 3. Times from top to bottom or doing Auckland to wellington 5 times by car guys I love the video outstanding scenary very informative this will be my first time going to the northern territory some of these place/s I have never heard of they are mataranka Jabiru woomera Clare valley etc do you need a fly hat is it really cold there and really hot hope to see Crocs donkeys eagles at the reptile park birds going to the field of lights staying at hotels apartments and resorts was he a small donkey
Desmond here going with the group a wildlife adventure like no other I do not know if we are going to Jim Jim cannot wait to see the amazing scenary going to be the Daly pub lots of things to do on tour any tips can you give me I get 4,425 Aussie money lose about 537new Zealand now that will change in 6 months that will obviously change in 6 months is it nice and quiet
Each to their own but we’ll be letting our tyre pressures down, if not only to look after our suspension. The corrugations to Maguk and Jim Jim we’re pretty rough.
Personal preference, I’d rather spend the 20 mins airing down and airing up, to look after the car over the corrugations. Was pretty rough in sections.
love this one guys! I'm all for Kakadu. 😁
We enjoyed both Litchfield and Kakadu. Litchfield was busier with Darwin locals, Kakadu was busy with tourists, but we were there during the school holiday period. Pity you couldn't have got out to Gunlom Falls, that was no.1 in our trip. Campground was huge, and the swimming area was excellent as well, reminded us of Wangi Falls in Litchfield.
Keep up the great work🍻
Yea we were sad about missing Gunlom Falls. Hopefully one day in the future when the Parks and Traditional Owners make peace again.
living the dream guys,very lucky,I've put in on my bucket list to do.I love your square fire pit,do you mind if I ask were you purchased it from,cheers
Thanks Norm! We see ourselves as very lucky indeed!
It’s a great fire pit! We bought it from BCF on spesh actually. Done us well!
Desmond here I am heading to kakadu national park in august I fly to Adelaide on the 5th of august by from Auckland new Zealand stay at the Crowne plaza for one night then hop onto the AAT bus start the 16 day tour head to Clare valley then port Augusta flinders ranges then woomera then coober pedy uluru national park then kings canyon Aliice springs then karlu karlu then karlu karlu then Tennant creek then Litchfield nationall park then mataranka then Katherine the Katherine gorge cruise then kakadu national park then Jabiru then finally Darwin a distance of 3030 km that is doing new Zealand 3. Times from top to bottom or doing Auckland to wellington 5 times by car guys I love the video outstanding scenary very informative this will be my first time going to the northern territory some of these place/s I have never heard of they are mataranka Jabiru woomera Clare valley etc do you need a fly hat is it really cold there and really hot hope to see Crocs donkeys eagles at the reptile park birds going to the field of lights staying at hotels apartments and resorts was he a small donkey
Desmond here going with the group a wildlife adventure like no other I do not know if we are going to Jim Jim cannot wait to see the amazing scenary going to be the Daly pub lots of things to do on tour any tips can you give me I get 4,425 Aussie money lose about 537new Zealand now that will change in 6 months that will obviously change in 6 months is it nice and quiet
Desmond here looking forward to a cold beer
I dont get letting the air out you only have to pump it up again, 42 psi will get you anywhere in Kakadu pro tip.
Each to their own but we’ll be letting our tyre pressures down, if not only to look after our suspension.
The corrugations to Maguk and Jim Jim we’re pretty rough.
Personal preference, I’d rather spend the 20 mins airing down and airing up, to look after the car over the corrugations. Was pretty rough in sections.