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Looks like king William St at 5pm 😅 thanks for your videos though, getting lot of valuable info

Stop posting this rubbish

Thoroughly enjoyed your informative trip around Tassie. Thank you for sharing. And to top it off, the breakdown costs that you provided. May i ask, how many kilometers in (approximate) total?

Thanks for the great info guys, hoping to get down there in the not too distant future 😀

Thanks for such an informative video. Really appreciate the content.

Tasmania sucks! Don’t go there. The people are hostile and dumb, and the prices are exorbitant!!

Great video, you showcased Tassie ( my home state) beautifully. Autumn is the best time to visit here and such a lot of low cost and free camps which we also enjoy. Thank you for sharing. 😊

Nicely summarised! It was great for me and Rowan to be able to share some time with you and Sally at a couple of your favourite Camp Sites.

Thanks Mick and Sally. Good honest review. Yes I agree the cost was quite good. Tasmania is a pretty place. Thanks for sharing!

Great video, thank you Mick and Sally

bloody brilliant video Mick as always, and once again im going to say that the videos you guys do, you should be getting paid by the local tourism departments! top stuff for one of my favorite place, will save this vid. (PS: fly fishing Mick... fly fishing...)👍

Wonderful full stop to your amazingly beautiful and informative Tasmanian trip. 10 out of 10 from me 😊😊

Ta Mick and Sally. Glad you had a great time and thanks for all the fabulous info.

Thanks Mick, good to know.

Hi Mick & Sally - excellent summary on your Tasmania travels with places to go, camp place special and the costs wrapped up - tops Question in relation to heating in the van - do you have gas or diesel heating?

Great video again cheers 🍻safe travels 🙏

Another great video Mick, very informative

So when you break that down it was approx $35 per head which is quite reasonable. It cost me around $1500 for 10 days & I thought that was worth it as it paid for accommodation, meals, traveling, admission price for various places we visited plus airfares to & from Sydney to Launceston. You were very fortunate to find 13 free campsites which was a great help to your costing, plus the other campsites seem very cheap in comparison to a lot of places on the mainland. Then you were blessed with a great season without too much rain etc to spoil your stay. Thank you for taking us along as I will be watching the videos again & probably again after that!! So much more interesting that just going through 2 very large albums of photos as I can almost smell some of the places as I watch your videos & it brings my trips more to life. So a very special thank you for that!! I am looking forward to your next adventures, in the meantime I hope that you are enjoying the wet weather coming your way as SA has been very dry as well whilst you were away taking advantage of the weather. Here in Sydney's west we are freezing with the very cold southerly wind coming up from the Antarctic!! It wouldn't be so bad if the electricity were only half the price it is today but those in the highlands are happy as they need the snow its bringing to bring the visitors!! Also many of them have wood fires!! 😂

G'day Mick & Sally.🐨

Awsime videos what time of year was it that you did this trip to York Peninsula. Just trying to workout the best time to go. Don’t want it to be to busy or hot 😊

Really enjoyed watching this roadshow comprehensive and although the music is quirky bit like the producer it fits the brief nicely. Thought the narrative was well paced easy to listen to and drone capture and quality of vision spot on both visual and editing One if not the best roadshow review on you tube well done nice 👍

My goodness, what a beautiful place!

Hey Mick n Sally. Love your videos. We have a question. We are about to start doing an itinerary for a 3 month trip from Qld to SA n anything in between. Our question is.. what do you use to find the cheaper/free sites. And what s your setup for off grid. We also have a traveller van but no ensuite. Thanks in advance.

Parked up next to water Weather fresh or salty who cares its beautiful to get that nice spot 😍

Really enjoyed your trip back home to SA, great memories from Tassie as well. Enjoy your break at home and looking forward to your next adventures. Bill Mc

You missed the snow and cold by 4 weeks.❤

Normal winter conditions then. The water isn't needed downstream and in a few months the snow will melt and refill the dam.

Your GPS certainly took you on many detours enroute home me (we) thinks🤣🤣 - I (we) were dizzy by the time u got to Loxton via G/ A and E (Y)!! Whew. Thanks Jan and Kam Toowoomba P S. new to Mick & Sally? Their Tassie vlogs are interesting/ informative and fun❤❤. This also applies to others on their ytube channel❤

Looking forward to the next❤

Another wonderful video. I envy your lifestyle. Once again, love the background piano music. Hope the growth on your back was a non-event. Looking forward to the next vid !

@JustCruisin with Mick and Sally. Just letting you know there is a third Ettamogah Pub with the third being in Queensland.

Great series, you've done Tasma IA proud,,thoroughly enjoyed the whole trip .😊

G'day Mick & Sally.🐨

There was also an Ettamogah Pub In the Sunshine Coast of Qld on the Bruce Hwy. It has now been changed to a different name.

We travelled through that area last November there's some beautiful country out there. Heading back to Bright later this year so thanks for some great tips. Glad all went well,with the Doc's had a few myself removed. Stay safe.

Just got back a week ago from doing the silos from Horsham up through the Mallee and back. Cool mornings, nice days and no rain with some awesome artwork..

Thanks, enjoyed the whole series, Can't wait for next adventure, Cheers Bevan 🤠🦘🦘🇦🇺

G'day Mick and Sally love your videos, qld sunshine Coast also has one of those pubs.cheers Tony Brisbane

We really enjoyed our time spent together. Glad you enjoyed your little taste of our beautiful part of Victoria. Look forward to having you back when the weir is full and the pastures green.

Arriving home!! It always brings mixed feelings as one transfers their mind back to the mundane issues of life once again. I do hope that you found everything as it should be with no damage from storms etc whilst you were away. Then starts the unpacking of the van & the cleaning out before putting it away for the next trip. At least with the cold nights & short days, you can get in some snacks, curl up on the lounge & watch the replay of your Tasmanian trip on the big screen!! 😂

Great video. There Mick, and I hope you do have a self trip home. Please do take care.

Thank you. Nice and concise narration with beautiful and relaxing music. Great video! I'd better go to bed and start dreaming

Thoroughly enjoyed watching your series on Tassie. Lived here all my life but recently got a camler trailer so nice to see all the camling places. Glad you spent a good amount of time here, so many think you can see the state in a week or less.

Hi Mick and Sally Fantastic vid again. Great to see your lovely wife showing her face.. You're such a lovely couple.. Cheers Brett

I was going to stop to see the silo light show in Quorn but because we couldn't go on the train we just passed through the town. The town was amazing in the way it has been kept. I can see why the movies love it. We stayed 3 nights up in Wilpena pound. I heard a lot about Rawnsley Park. If I ever go back I'll give them a go

I just came back from 7 weeks touring around South Oz. I thought Laura was an amazing looking little town. South Oz does their old building really well. Wanted to do the Pichi Richi railway, changed my plans so I could get there on a weekend, and turns out that it was the only weekend they weren't running. So it was good to see your video of what I missed.

travelled to darwin via THE GHAN stopped in alice for 2 weeks.

camp site in MARA spent 2 weeks ther pub also plus post office.

Many thanks for sharing your trip to Tassie, really enjoyable and relaxing to watch! Bill Mc

Hey, well done guys! You made it to some of the prettiest spots in our neck of the woods. Shame it was a bit murky at Port Sorell. You could have stayed right on the beach there - or even at ours, as you were off grid! The spot at Latrobe is really only for emergencies, but handy for good cheese and meat! Emu Valley is worth noting is completely Volunteer funded & run and is an amazing credit to those people who give so freely of their time & creativity. The Arboretum is very pretty in Spring & Fall and well worth visiting - now, both sites, if you are not so able-bodied can be accessed by careful drivers (not with caravans!) as there are corners you might not reach on foot. The drive around Mt Roland is worth doing on a sunny day, and for adventurous sorts there are trails to the top. There's an interesting day trip along the Don River, Walls of Jerusalem, and Devils Gulch for more adventures... Gradually catching up with your videos, you did have a good look around the state, but a ton more for next time -Oct/Nov for Spring! Safe travels and thank you.