Join me on an adventure into the Australian Outback as I travel to the incredible Lark Quarry Dinosaur Stampede! This journey takes a wild turn when my caravan sustains a major mishap. Experience the beauty, excitement, and unexpected challenges of solo female travel in this action-packed episode.
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Hello from Newcastle
It is a live and learn experience, I hope somebody advised you to let some air out of your tyres to absorb some of the shock between 10 and 15 percent, you will find this much smoother with less damage in your van. Loving your travel vids, awesome drone work, would love to see some photos also. Keep up the great content.
Your hat is good by the way ☺️
Keep it up legend! can not believe you post every 5 days! You're are insane!
Yep, all experience, and there’s more to learn, so things will happen it’s how we cope with it that counts
Positive how can I fix it attitude 😊
The Hat looks great ❤
I hope there wasn't anything damaged and it was just a clean up.
All a learning curve we've all learnt the hard way sadly. Don't let it stop you from going on corrugated roads as most of the best free camps are down them 😊
The hat is very wise. I survived Hodgkins Cancer with 50/50 chance of live but with lots of treatments and painful test and surgery's I beat it but since then I've had 12 cases of skin cancer and since last October I've had 5 cancers removed and 3 of them I had 84 stitches. So do yourself a favor and cover. Love your videos. 🙂
Awesome hat Amie! Loving the series ❤
Hope nothing was broken too badly. Great video of amazing country.
Such a shame about the awful mess, lesson learnt I suppose but what else are you suppose to do with the van/home but take it with you. You weren’t hurt and neither were the dogs or chickens. Loved the dinosaur prints, amazing.
Nice drone footage mate.
What sort of drone have you got?
Amazing adventure, awesome videography and some life lessons learnt – All part of the journey. Be in the moment and enjoy.
To make driving on corrugated roads easier. Deflate your tyres, down to about 18-20psi. Takes out a lot of the judders. Saying that you need to have some type of pump to re-inflate.
Luv ya work Aime… cool n calm about the damage, good way to be… travelling lessons we all get. Just drop your air pressures on Ute n Van and keep Exploring those back roads to adventure ❤
The hat suits you. You can always fix things and look what a great experience you had keep up the good work!!
This is fascinating Amie thanks for sharing with us. I hope your caravan is ok.
Pocket Life enjoy the journey content is what you see what you get. Footage epic cheers from South Africa
3:42 that being the case , meander your way down to Mungo Lake and immerse yourself in the FNP history there. The human history on site is so immense that it sucks you in with just how astoundingly old it is. The Darling River Run is a great way to get there and it starts at Brewarrina with the fish traps in the river. They are the oldest known, continually standing, man made structures in the world. Older than the pyramids, older than Machu Picchu.
Beautifully filmed, colours are amazing. Those are some rough roads alright, be careful 👍
Love your videos. I also love your hat. what style akubra did you buy? I want one.
Hang in there.🤙.. what goes down will come back up..