Full on at Fish Creek

[sharkcaver]

The journey concludes

https://youtu.be/uUq-Y-wwDC0

Cheers!

[Hatto]

Only one thing that I'm disapdisappointed about is that there is no more episodes of that trip to watch! Might watch em again!

[sharkcaver]

Thanks for taking the time. Living on the East coast and probably having small chance to get over your side, it's good to be able to check it out. Wife loves the soundtracks and the "Good Morning" at the beginning. I just watched Lancellin Dunes. Dunes are similar to Stockton Beach near Newcastle. I love the commentary from the back seat. Your daughter? When you were discussing cresting dunes and to back off going over the top and not doing it is the reason so many people have crashes, a voice is heard saying "idiots". That was just plain funny. Was the bogged car a Jeep that you rescued after showing off the much better off road capabilities of the Pajero?
Where to next?

Lol.... a 10 year old daughter with attitude....gotta love it hey! yep it was a jeep. Buried to the gunnels, 3 days old with no gear and no idea. The mrs said you just went around them to show off didn't you ....Nah, would I do that

Only one thing that I'm disapdisappointed about is that there is no more episodes of that trip to watch! Might watch em again!

Cheers. Maybe I need to go again, pushing further East!

[insect_eater]

I do like my cloud time lapses - sorry if it bores you. I reckon those dark clouds billowing over the Paj in part 2 was pretty speccy???

Far from boring - I love these time-lapse cloud sequences. My favourite is in episode 3 (? I think) where the clouds are travelling in two different directions at different heights.

The vids are really easy to watch - a good mx of pace and style that keeps them entertaining. As others have said it's a great way to see some country I may never get to, and to find places that I'd like to go to.

[BeanCounter]

Great trip, great videos. That beach bog each time I watch it I even pucker up to the point I wouldn't be able to pass wind

Wish tassie had more places to visit that take more than 2 hours to get to.

[sharkcaver]

I'm thinking I need to do some East coast work, I have no scribbles on the map over there

[Garc]

Still seems to be a gap in the CSR too.

[kerway]

I'm thinking I need to do some East coast work, I have no scribbles on the map over there

Bit lopsided

[efeinblatt]

Green with envy, Shane. Am back in the US now, where we're living in the wilds. But, how did you miss traveling to my beloved Broke Inlet?? Sold the Paj before we left. Driving a Rubicon. (Agree that Moore's Hut is the best!) Happy Christmas to you and family.

[Pwoffey]

Still seems to be a gap in the CSR too.

Oh dear, that's just plain cruel.

[sharkcaver]

Green with envy, Shane. Am back in the US now, where we're living in the wilds. But, how did you miss traveling to my beloved Broke Inlet?? Sold the Paj before we left. Driving a Rubicon. (Agree that Moore's Hut is the best!) Happy Christmas to you and family.

That explains the unanswered text message then.....Sad to hear mate, but best of luck to you and seasons greetings to you and your family. I have left Broke Inlet for another day, one I have some time for. A rubicon......eeeeeww

Oh dear, that's just plain cruel.

It was a little, but I have unfinished business there!

[sharkcaver]

Finally, I got around to getting this one finished off:

http://sharkcaver.blogspot.com.au/2018/04/full-on-at-fish-creek.html

[Pwoffey]

Great story, great pics .

I wonder if the full tyre deflation overnight was simply because you had already deflated below 10 psi - presumably while the tyre was rather warm, so 10 would be an overestimate of cold pressure - and just the cooler overnight temperature did the rest, maybe even with temp-related further deflation compromising the seal of the bead?? I dunno - never had my tyres down below 10, but from the look of your pics you needed all the traction you could get!

[sharkcaver]

Great story, great pics .

I wonder if the full tyre deflation overnight was simply because you had already deflated below 10 psi - presumably while the tyre was rather warm, so 10 would be an overestimate of cold pressure - and just the cooler overnight temperature did the rest, maybe even with temp-related further deflation compromising the seal of the bead?? I dunno - never had my tyres down below 10, but from the look of your pics you needed all the traction you could get!

Thanks mate. I don' think so. All 4 tyres were deflated to the same value and only the LH rear was dead flat in the morn. There was some tight (very low speed) turning in that little bowl. All I can think of is I somehow parted the bead in one of those turns. 3 months later and there is no issue with the tyre holding pressure, so that's all I can put it down to .