AllOffroad 4x4 | FRASER ISLAND EXPLORATIONS 2020 | 4X4 | CAMPING | RESORTS | BOAT | TIPS & TRICKS EP1 @AlloffroadAu | Uploaded March 2020 | Updated October 2024, 2 hours ago.
Fraser Island (K'Gari is the indigenous name) is a part of Australia I try to come back to at least once a year. This world heritage listed Island is the biggest sand island in the world stretching over 120km and offers an incredible variety of terrain, from sandy white beaches to crystal clear turquoise water on the sheltered west coast, to the inland rainforest with several hundred-year-old trees, crystal clear creeks you can drink out, the many incredible inland lakes like Lake McKenzie, Lake Wabby or Ocean Lake. On the west coast, you can watch big manta rays and sharks just swimming past you lying on the beach. Fraser Island also still houses several shipwrecks the most well known is the Maheno but there are more wrecks like the Ceratodus and the Palmer if you know where to look.
We start from Hervey Bay and explore the West Coast of Fraser island visite the Palmer and Ceratodus Shipwreck, Scotty is eaten alive by Sandflies, and I get properly stuck in Quicksand and nearly lose my camera. We encounter remnants of the big Storms which hit the Island and block our tracks and need to negotiate bonnet deep water crossings. Next is a beautiful less seen inland lake which we recon is nearly as beautiful as Lake Mckenzie. We visit Eli Creek and camp close by and have two quite unpleasant and potentially dangerous Dingo encounters.
For this trip, I'm also testing a Lanox underbody rust protection application as well as the magnetic BushBarriers which are supposed to protect your car from pinstriping. We also offer plenty of Tips and Tricks about camping and Fraser Island.
Follow us on this incredible adventure exploring Fraser island.
Fraser Island (K'Gari is the indigenous name) is a part of Australia I try to come back to at least once a year. This world heritage listed Island is the biggest sand island in the world stretching over 120km and offers an incredible variety of terrain, from sandy white beaches to crystal clear turquoise water on the sheltered west coast, to the inland rainforest with several hundred-year-old trees, crystal clear creeks you can drink out, the many incredible inland lakes like Lake McKenzie, Lake Wabby or Ocean Lake. On the west coast, you can watch big manta rays and sharks just swimming past you lying on the beach. Fraser Island also still houses several shipwrecks the most well known is the Maheno but there are more wrecks like the Ceratodus and the Palmer if you know where to look.
We start from Hervey Bay and explore the West Coast of Fraser island visite the Palmer and Ceratodus Shipwreck, Scotty is eaten alive by Sandflies, and I get properly stuck in Quicksand and nearly lose my camera. We encounter remnants of the big Storms which hit the Island and block our tracks and need to negotiate bonnet deep water crossings. Next is a beautiful less seen inland lake which we recon is nearly as beautiful as Lake Mckenzie. We visit Eli Creek and camp close by and have two quite unpleasant and potentially dangerous Dingo encounters.
For this trip, I'm also testing a Lanox underbody rust protection application as well as the magnetic BushBarriers which are supposed to protect your car from pinstriping. We also offer plenty of Tips and Tricks about camping and Fraser Island.
Follow us on this incredible adventure exploring Fraser island.
![Darling River Run - Kinchega NP Best Darling River Camps Part 5 [2021]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/_DnR9y5U3DI/hqdefault.jpg "Darling River Run - Kinchega NP Best Darling River Camps Part 5 [2021]
In the final leg of my Darling River Run trip, I encounter some pretty bad weather and decided to stay at the Historic Shearers Quarter which is right next to Kinchegas historic Woolshed. I also explorer Kinchegas old Homestead Site and drive along the Darling River Drive looking for the best Darling River Camp Sites in the Kinchega NP")
![Flinders Ranges by 4wd | Moolooloo Station | Nuccaleena & Ferguson Gorge [2022] Part 2](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/_Msd5BATJIw/hqdefault.jpg "Flinders Ranges by 4wd | Moolooloo Station | Nuccaleena & Ferguson Gorge [2022] Part 2
In the second part of our Flinders Ranges by 4wd Series, we make our way to the lesser-known Moolooloo Station in the Northern Flinders Ranges. On the way via the Central Flinders Ranges, we spent one of the coldest nights I ever had in Australia. Moolooloo station proved to be a hidden Gem, and we explored Nuccaleena Mine, the stunning Ferguson Gorge, and the remote Blinman Hut. Join us on this 4wd adventure
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0:00 Start
0:18 Intro
0:43 Saying goodbye to Bendleby
01:14 How I use Memory Maps For All GPS Navigation
02:44 On our Way towards Wilpena
04:11 Cambrian Camp Ground
04:33 Goal Zero Yeti 500x
05:02 Minus 10° at night freezing
05:56 DCS Lithium after a -10° night
06:52 Exploring Flinders Ranges NP, Great Wall China and Blinman
09:49 Mooloolo Station Homestead and Shearers Quarters
12:17 3rd Waters Camp Site
16:10 Nuccaleena Mine Site
21:45 Explore Oz Route Planning Issues
23:05 Indigenous Engravings
24:03 Blinman Hut, a beautiful, very remote accommodation option
26:43 Ferguson Gorge a must visit
28:36 Last day at Moolooloo Station")
![DEEP CYCLE SYSTEMS [DCS] DEFAMATION CASE [UPDATE 4] 14th October 2024](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/a6fSp_Lu9qk/hqdefault.jpg "DEEP CYCLE SYSTEMS [DCS] DEFAMATION CASE [UPDATE 4] 14th October 2024
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Hello everyone,
I hope this message finds you well. I wanted to provide an update following the recent hearing on 14 October 2024 regarding the defamation case brought against me by Deep Cycle Systems Pty Ltd (DCS).
The purpose of the hearing was for the Judge to determine whether DCS is an “excluded corporation”, meaning a corporation that is allowed to sue in defamation. It is not an excluded corporation if it has 10 or more employees or is associated to another corporation.
During the hearing, we argued that DCS has not demonstrated sufficient evidence to qualify as an excluded corporation to be eligible to sue for defamation.
Furthermore, we submitted that DCS failed to submit all requested documentation concerning their overseas operations, particularly regarding their alleged co-owned factory in China.
During proceedings, Paul admitted to publishing matters about DCS that were not true, including having said to me that the turnover for his company in one particular year was $20 million.
Both parties have now presented their arguments, and we await the judges decision. There is no set timeline for when a verdict will be delivered—it could take months. If the Judge finds in my favour, then the case will be at an end. Obviously, we hope for that outcome.
Should the ruling favour DCS, we intend to continue our legal battle by requesting another hearing to address the second criterion necessary for a defamation claim: establishing that DCS suffered serious financial loss directly attributable to my video.
I want to express my heartfelt gratitude to everyone who has donated and supported me thus far. The case remains ongoing and everything is still open until a verdict is reached.
Thank you once again for your unwavering support.")
