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JustCruisin with Mick & Sally
Australia
Приєднався 11 тра 2020
As of today (10/07/2023) our lives have changed forever for we are now officially grey nomads which brings the freedom to travel when and where we like. No longer will we be running our trips to a scheduled date of return to go back to work. With so many trips in the pipeline, we are looking forward to our adventures around Australia.
Our videos are all about the locations that we go to and not about us, for this reason alone you will not see us in front of the camera very much at all.
If you wish, you can also have a look at our videos that show some of the things that we have done to our caravan & tow vehicle that make life just that bit easier when out and about.
Fresh content will be uploaded every second Friday afternoon at 5:00pm South Australian time or more often when we are out traveling.
Our videos are all about the locations that we go to and not about us, for this reason alone you will not see us in front of the camera very much at all.
If you wish, you can also have a look at our videos that show some of the things that we have done to our caravan & tow vehicle that make life just that bit easier when out and about.
Fresh content will be uploaded every second Friday afternoon at 5:00pm South Australian time or more often when we are out traveling.
The Hume Dam is low on water, Silo Art & camping on the River Murray makes for a great last nigh.
Now back on the mainland, we head from Geelong in Victoria to the Albury Wodonga area where we spend time with friends as well as taking the scenic drive that takes us around the Hume Dam. We move onto Yallakar to spend a few nights with family but on our way there we visit the Heritage Listed Stick Shed at Murtoa. Finally we spend our last night camped on the mighty River Murray before arriving home back in Adelaide.
Hume Dam - www.waternsw.com.au/nsw-dams/regional-nsw-dams/hume-dam
Murtoa Stick Shed - www.thestickshed.com.au/
Kaniva Silo Art - www.australiansiloarttrail.com/Kaniva
Lamaroo Silo Art - www.australiansiloarttrail.com/lameroo
Cameras used in the making of this video
GoPro Hero8 & 11 gopro.com/en/us/shop/cameras
iPhone 14 www.apple.com/au/iphone/
Drone used in the making of our videos
Mavic Air S2 www.dji.com/au/air-2s
Editing Software used
Cyberlink PowerDirector 365 www.cyberlink.com/products/powerdirector-video-editing-software/overview_en_AU.html
Map with Car & Caravan Software
TravelBoast Available from the Apple & Google Play Stores
Music in the video is available from EPIDEMIC SOUND https
www.epidemicsound.com/referral/ddklhx
Letters - Ever So Blue
Room 622 - Franz Landstorm
To Let Go - Anna Sanstorm
Waves Of Leaves - Lama House
Hume Dam - www.waternsw.com.au/nsw-dams/regional-nsw-dams/hume-dam
Murtoa Stick Shed - www.thestickshed.com.au/
Kaniva Silo Art - www.australiansiloarttrail.com/Kaniva
Lamaroo Silo Art - www.australiansiloarttrail.com/lameroo
Cameras used in the making of this video
GoPro Hero8 & 11 gopro.com/en/us/shop/cameras
iPhone 14 www.apple.com/au/iphone/
Drone used in the making of our videos
Mavic Air S2 www.dji.com/au/air-2s
Editing Software used
Cyberlink PowerDirector 365 www.cyberlink.com/products/powerdirector-video-editing-software/overview_en_AU.html
Map with Car & Caravan Software
TravelBoast Available from the Apple & Google Play Stores
Music in the video is available from EPIDEMIC SOUND https
www.epidemicsound.com/referral/ddklhx
Letters - Ever So Blue
Room 622 - Franz Landstorm
To Let Go - Anna Sanstorm
Waves Of Leaves - Lama House
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Tasmania 2024 / Pt 16 - Chasing the Autumn Colours of Tasmania. Latrobe, Sheffield & Devonport.
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As our trip time is nearing the end, this video has us stopping at Latrobe, Sheffield as well as Devonport. During that time we find some very pretty Autumn coulours as we visit some very colorful gardens. Latrobe - www.latrobetasmania.com.au/ Sheffield - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sheffield,_Tasmania Devonport - www.discovertasmania.com.au/regions/north-west/devonport/ Tasmanian Arboretum - www.tas...
Tasmania 2024 / Pt 15 - Latrobe to Sheffield and onto Beaconsfield, so much to see.
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There are so many locations to see when in the Latrobe & Sheffield districts let alone the moving visit that we had when we went to Beaconsfield. Batman Bridge was a sight well worth looking at as it takes us across the Tamar River. Mole Creek Caves - www.discovertasmania.com.au/things-to-do/tours/molecreekcaves/ Trowanna Wildlife Sanctuary - www.trowunna.com.au/ Beaconsfield - en.wikipedia.org...
Tasmania 2024 / Pt 14 - We head to the Central Highlands, Snow greets us in the morning.
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Heading south from Launceston, we start making our way to the Central Highlands. On our way we check out two road bridges constructed by convict labour as well as more wood carvings. When we camp in the Central Highlands, we wake to snow falling. Campbelltown - www.discovertasmania.com.au/regions/launceston-and-north/campbell-town/ Ross - www.visitross.com.au/ Oatlands - www.discovertasmania.co...
Tasmania 2024 / Pt 13 - We had heard not to go there, but why not?
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This episode has us moving to Launceston, a location that we had heard wasn’t worth going to. We enjoy our time in Cataract Gorge as well as taking a cruise along the Tamar River. With the autumn colours starting to come out, we spend time in Launceston’s City Park. Myrtle Park Campground - www.launceston.tas.gov.au/Parks-Gardens-Active-Recreation/Parks-and-Gardens/Myrtle-Park-Recreation-Ground...
Tasmania 2024 / Pt 12 - One of Tasmania's tallest Waterfalls. Ocean front camp at the Bay Of Fires.
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Leaving the Bay of Fires, we start to head inland where one of our camping spots is Myrtle Park Campground which is possibly the best campground that we have camped in during our time here in Tasmania. Meeting up with fellow Traveller Caravan owners, we use this location as a base to venture out on day trips as we continue to explore what Tasmania have to offer. We visit one of Tasmania’s talle...
Tasmania 2024 / Pt 11 - Off Grid Camping At The Bay Of Fires, Beautiful East coast of Tasmania.
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Join us as we move up towards the Bay of Fires to continue our off grid camping. We explore the area and find those orange rocks that the area is known for. Being lucky on the day we arrive at the Bay of Fires, we are lucky enough to get a camp spot along the million dollar road. Bay of Fires - eastcoasttasmania.com/discover/town/bay-of-fires/ Cameras used in the making of this video GoPro Hero...
Tasmania 2024 / Pt 10 - Our First Farm Stay, We Visit Wineglass Bay, So Many Great Coastlines.
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As we gradually work our way towards Freycinet we camp at the Dunalley Hotel as we even stop at our first farm stay on Tasmania. We find the Freycinet area to be one of the most scenic areas that we have visited so far. Dunalley Htoel Camping - wikicamps.com.au/site/Tasmania/Campground/Dunalley Hotel/17428 Freycinet - parks.tas.gov.au/explore-our-parks/freycinet-national-park Wineglass Bay - ta...
Tasmania 2024 / Pt 9 - Richmond Bridge & Historic Port Arthur, Peninsula's Spectacular coastline.
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For the end of our time at Geeveton we go in and visit the Hobart Botanical Gardens before moving on the Sorell where we drive to Richmond to take a look at the oldest bridge in Australia. We then move down into the Peninsula where we look at some spectacular coastline and visit the historic Port Arthur. Hobart Botanical Gardens: Richmond Bridge: Eaglehawk Neck: Tessellated Pavement: Port Arthu...
Tasmania 2024 / Pt 8 - Spectacular Beaches & 50 Metre AirWalk
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No trip to Hobart would be complete without going up to the top of Mount Wellington, what a view we had. We take the walk out on the Tahune AirWalk and return via two swinging bridges. We take a drive to Cockle Creek and visit the spectacular Hastings Cave on our return. As well as all of this we see a platypus up very close. We finish of the video with a trip over to Bruny Island. Mount Wellin...
Tasmania 2024 / Pt 7 - Mount Field National Park Waterways, Beautiful Gordon Dam
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Setting ourselves up in the Mount Field National Park, we visit some waterfalls, look at some very tall timber and take the ride out to the Gordon Dam where we walk across the wall. The trip to the Gordon Dam is one of the most scenic drives that we have done while here in Tasmania. Mount Field National Park: parks.tas.gov.au/explore-our-parks/mount-field-national-park Gordon Dam: tasmania.com/...
Tasmania 2024 / Pt 6 - Nelson Falls, one of the best so far. We take another train ride.
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We leave Strahan and make our way to Queenstown where we set up at the football oval and explore the area from there, visiting places like the Nelson and Horseshoe Falls as well as other various lookouts. We take steam train ride with the West Coast Wilderness Railway from Queenstown to the Lynchford area. All this and so much more in this week’s video. Queenstown: www.discovertasmania.com.au/r...
Tasmania 2024 / Pt 5 - Gordon River Cruise - West Coast Heritage Railway
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While still at Strahan we take a Gordon River cruise on the Spirit of the wild boat, what an expirence that was one that we will cherish for years. The following day we take a train ride with the West Coast Wilderness Railway. Strahan: www.discovertasmania.com.au/regions/west-coast/strahan/ Gordon River Cruises: www.gordonrivercruises.com.au/ West Coast Wilderness Railway: www.wcwr.com.au/ Came...
Tasmania 2024 / Pt 4 - Cradle Mountain Is Spectacular - We See Wombats In The Wild.
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We set ourselves up at the Tall Timbers RV Stop and head out to go to the Edge of the World on Tasmania’s West Cost. While camping at Lake Gairdner, we venture into Cradle Mountain and do the walk around Dove Lake before walking along Ronny Creek to wombats in the wild. Pushing onto Zeehan we look at the Spray Tunnel and then move onto Strahan. Smithton Tall Timbers: Edge of the World: Lake Gai...
Tasmania 2024 / Pt 3 - Beautiful One Day, Perfect The Next
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Continuing to make our way west up along the Tasmanian coast, while making our way to Stanley, we spend three nights at the Midway Sulphur Creek Campground. Based here we visit the Wings Wildlife Park amongst other locations and finally arrive in Stanley to visit the Nut where the views from the top are mind blowing. We are blown away to witness the little fairy penguins return home to their ne...
Tasmania 2024 / Pt 2 - We See Our First Platypus In The Wild & So Much More
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Tasmania 2024 / Pt 2 - We See Our First Platypus In The Wild & So Much More
The Road To Tasmania 2024 / Pt 1 - Heat & Fires Change Our Plans
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The Road To Tasmania 2024 / Pt 1 - Heat & Fires Change Our Plans
Yorke Peninsula / Three Epic Locations - S. A.
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Yorke Peninsula / Three Epic Locations - S. A.
Australia Day On the Beach / Parham Campground - S.A.
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Australia Day On the Beach / Parham Campground - S.A.
Fleurieu Peninsula / So Many Beautiful Beaches
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Fleurieu Peninsula / So Many Beautiful Beaches
A day on the Yorke Peninsula / Huge Electrical Storm Ends Our Day - SA
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A day on the Yorke Peninsula / Huge Electrical Storm Ends Our Day - SA
Five Day Getaway / River Murray and Barossa Valley - S.A.
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Five Day Getaway / River Murray and Barossa Valley - S.A.
How to plan a Simpson Desert Crossing
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How to plan a Simpson Desert Crossing
Flinders Ranges SA / Part 5 - 10 Days Off Grid Camping in the Flinders
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Flinders Ranges SA / Part 5 - 10 Days Off Grid Camping in the Flinders
Flinders Ranges SA / Part 4 - Brachina & Bunyeroo Gorges - The Spectacular Razorback Lookout
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Flinders Ranges SA / Part 4 - Brachina & Bunyeroo Gorges - The Spectacular Razorback Lookout
Flinders Ranges SA / Part 3 - Exploring the Flinders Ranges and Gorges.
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Flinders Ranges SA / Part 3 - Exploring the Flinders Ranges and Gorges.
Flinders Ranges SA / Part 2 - Spear Creek to Rawnsley Park Station
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Flinders Ranges SA / Part 2 - Spear Creek to Rawnsley Park Station
Flinders Ranges SA / Part 1 - Adelaide to Spear Creek
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Flinders Ranges SA / Part 1 - Adelaide to Spear Creek
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
Thanks so much!
You missed the snow and cold by 4 weeks.❤
The snow that we had while camped at Miena was enough for us, too cold🙂
Normal winter conditions then. The water isn't needed downstream and in a few months the snow will melt and refill the dam.
Yes it is all about forward thinking to prevent flooding down stream.
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❤
the glory of not having to be home to go to work, we love our new found freedom.
Looking forward to the next❤
Cheers🙂
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 !
the growth on y back was nothing to worry about in the end, glad you enjoyed the video.👍
@JustCruisin with Mick and Sally. Just letting you know there is a third Ettamogah Pub with the third being in Queensland.
For some reason Sally did a google search and found out that there was more than the two that I had mentioned soon after I had put the video together, never too old to learn🙂
Great series, you've done Tasma IA proud,,thoroughly enjoyed the whole trip .😊
Thank you, we has a great time while in Tasmania, we will look back at our videos from time to time to relive our trip over there.
G'day Mick & Sally.🐨
Greetings🙂
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.
Yes, I was unaware of that until I put the video together and it was then pointed out to me about there being more than the two Pubs.
The 4th Ettamogah Pub is at Kellyville Ridge NSW
@@frizzy60 great stuff, thank you🙂
the banana bender pub now ;-)
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.
The area was very pretty with the autumn colours about.
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..
There is a talent shown in a lot of the art works that have been done.
Too right , there are some talented artists getting about!
Thanks, enjoyed the whole series, Can't wait for next adventure, Cheers Bevan 🤠🦘🦘🇦🇺
Glad you enjoyed them, thanks👍
G'day Mick and Sally love your videos, qld sunshine Coast also has one of those pubs.cheers Tony Brisbane
Yes so I found out after I had done the video, one I wasn't aware of👍
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.
Thanks for your hospitality, we too are looking forward to a return trip at some stage.
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!! 😂
The unpacking and the cleaning, never something to look forward to.
Great video. There Mick, and I hope you do have a self trip home. Please do take care.
Thanks👍
Thank you. Nice and concise narration with beautiful and relaxing music. Great video! I'd better go to bed and start dreaming
It is a great trip as you cross that area.
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.
Even after three months there are things that we still missed out on seeing, such a beautiful place to visit. We will plan another trip at some stage for sure.
Hi Mick and Sally Fantastic vid again. Great to see your lovely wife showing her face.. You're such a lovely couple.. Cheers Brett
Thank you, glad you enjoyed the video👍
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
The Quorn light show is well worth the time to view as it details the history of the area without spending too much time on any one point. Wilpena Pound has a great campground, pity it is so expensive during the peak times. Rawnsley Park is your typical outback bush type camping with the availability of power hook up if you wish.
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.
We too like Laura and what it has to offer. After doing some steam train rides in Tasmania, we feel that the Pichi Richi has that steam smell to it as you ride with the windows down if you wish, something that you can not do in Tassie. It is a chame that you were not able to ride the Pichi Richi while you were there.
travelled to darwin via THE GHAN stopped in alice for 2 weeks.
There is a lot to do and see in Alice and the immediate area around Alice.
camp site in MARA spent 2 weeks ther pub also plus post office.
It is a great area👍
Many thanks for sharing your trip to Tassie, really enjoyable and relaxing to watch! Bill Mc
Thank you, glad you enjoyed the videos👍
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.
We were very happy with what we did see while there, such a beautiful island to visit. We are well and truly prepared to fill in the gaps for what to see when we are next there.
Thanks so much for a look at this camping spot where relatives & their friends have gone over 👑 Holiday Weekend 🥰
It is a very peaceful camping area.
Hi Mick and Sally, great video. I live in Railton, the Town of Topiary, situated between Latrobe and Sheffield. It was interesting to see you in "Reliquire". As a point of interest, the original shop burnt to the ground on Christmas Eve about 7 years ago (can't remember exactly). Amongst one of the biggest fires I have ever seen. All that plastic, rubber etc. Before my wife and I moved to Tassie in 2007, we were down here in 2006 on a Classic Car Rally, and visited the original shop. I had worked in the Fire Protection business for most of my working life and when we walked into the shop I remember saying to my wife that I had never felt so unsafe in a building before, and couldn't wait to get out. It was just a rabbit warren of rooms, and it would have been so easy to get lost in there. The fire started when one of the employees went to switch on some lights. The power board shorted out, she was thrown across the room , and was very lucky to be pulled out a window by another employee. At least now in the new building they have a Fire Alarm system. Sheffield is an interesting place. The autumn trees looked fantastic. Glad you enjoyed your time in Tassie. Cheers David
We enjoyed our time in Tassie very much and are now thinking that we will have to do a return trip one year in the Spring time. We heard about the original building burning down but as you wrote, safety is now build into the current set up and building.
Fabulous series guys, thanks 👍👍
Cheers & thank you🙂
Thanks Mick and Sally have really enjoyed your videos.........what a beautiful place we call home 😍
It is so beautiful and it was such a pleasure to spend time there.
Thanks guys. My itinerary is looking better :)
So much to do and see while there.
Wow wow as usual loved your video
Too kind, thank you.
Congratulations on presenting an amazing series of videos showcasing your Tassie trip. Thoroughly enjoying. Thank you so much. Cheers
You are welcome, thank you.
Hello Mick. I have very much enjoyed your videos of Tasmania. Your commentary, along with the filming including the drone filming, are both of a high standard. I have for some time followed your videos, traveling around Australia and also back in your trucking days. Well done, kept the videos coming, David Bellamy Rolleston NZ.
Thank you, glad you enjoy the videos.
Tailem Bend here// Lovely work !! I havent been to Yorke Pen since a child, so I thank you for this one- My 1st time seeing your chan, I,ll be back.
You are welcome, glad you enjoyed it.
very close! Reliquare pronounced ' relic wear'
Thank you, it is always a challenge.
Thankyou Mick and Sally for a very interesting look and remeniscing of areas of Tasmania. The colours and reflections of the autumn colours are wonderful.
We enjoyed the autumn colours and so glad that we were there at this time of the year.
Thank you Mick💙 and Sally🤎 for sharing your holiday with us. Thank you Mick for the time invested and the vlogs produced🌞 It was an adventure - down memory lane; lots of ooh ahhh moments - lots of "we missed that" - lots of smiles!! We didn't find Anvers exciting prefer Haigs or Melba's. We ❤ Latrobe and the Axemen's Hall of Fame.....missed the gardens😡. Finally also had a smooth crossing but an adventure getting on. OMG down a STEEP ramp/ tucked into the bulkhead/ reverse out and got my direction wrong when off!! Food OK on board but would suggest taking your own...(nice bakery near terminal) and buying a cuppa. Breakfast was very ordinary and expensive. Phew!! thanks🥰🥰🤗Jan (SA)& Kam Toowoomba
We know that we didn't see it all, just so much over there and we do need something to look at when we go back.
Thanks Mick for producing an excellent series about discovering Tassie. Job well done 🙂
Glad you enjoyed it
Fantastic series, We are now are going to organise a trip on the Spirit of Tasmania
Sounds great, hope you enjoy your trip as much as we did.
Hi Mick, what an amazing video series you put together for your exploration of Tasmania. You would certainly have taken away a life time of memories. Great work
Glad you enjoyed it, we will in time look back at our videos and relive the fun we had will touring Tassie.
It was great following your trip around Tassie, thankyou 😃
Glad you enjoyed it
I so appreciate the guided tour of Tasmania, never knew it was such a beautiful place. Thanks so much !
Our pleasure!
Thoroughly enjoyed your great videography on this trip.Sad to see it end.Thanks for taking me along. 😊
Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed them👍
Loved it
Thank you.
@@justcruisinwithmicksally837 your welcome
It was awesome
Thanks👍
I can't wait for you to do another trip down to Tanzania
He who plans will achieve.
I can't wait till I do my push bike ride around Australia
A lot of people enjoy the push bike experience, hope you have a great time and keep safe out there.