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For those following along, part 3 of our Central Australian Expedition continues. Hauling north, from Hotel [emoji481] to Hotel [emoji488], we’re spoilt for hot dinners and dusty relics. The narrow gauge Ghan railway was abandoned decades ago and the remains of the sidings and sleepers can be...

Dare to be different!

Thanks heaps!

Our LandCruiser came with a big, steel winch compatible bullbar. Although not popular, our budget has been better spent elsewhere on the vehicle. Until now. Deciding against a replacement bar, we worked with local engineers to modify, strengthen and fit my choice of lights into the bar. With...

Thankyou Nick! I probably should dig up Part 3!

We love driving, lucky, because we can do plenty of it in Australia. Wanting to test our setup, and our resolve somewhere remote and beautiful, we packed the LandCruiser and sped off over the mountains.... Read Chapter 1 [emoji901] https://rlhydnoverland.com/weekend-border-run-part-1/

Glad you enjoyed the trip! We will be back out ‘there’ in Central Australia again later this year, can’t wait!

Here is a walk around of mine. Will probably film an update later in the year when we make some adjustments. But so far: Solar + Lithium is great!

Hey folks, here is a first look at the 12v configuration and gead in the LandCruiser. Between Solar and LiFePO4 we’re travelling rather empowered. We do have some improvements to make before a longer Expedition this year but check it out, let me know what you think!

I’ve written about an older adventure where we took the Oztent deeper into the centre of our continent. In this story, We’ve wound through ancient gorges and a micro Australian Steppe, and found ourselves at a dry, historic township where [emoji248] Afghan and Australian industrialists...

Hey, great idea with this thread, always love finding fellow Overlanders This is me, and my LandCruiser 76 https://www.instagram.com/rlhydn_overland/

We’ve commenced a fairly widespread fire ban in Australia, so breakfast for us was cooked on the Coleman Dual Fuel stove with the Biji Barbi on top

My channel, aiming to compliment my written stories on the Blog with some moving pictures. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrOn-2ymGJM9xXRwKYmzI2g

Last week we Installed a front Harrop eLocker while they repaired our rear Harrop eLocker. Twin locked goodness is going to get me into trouble

Soft shackles are so light, easily carry a spare if headed out for a weekend of gritty winching. That said - it’s the strongest, low friction fibre made by humans. RED made these rings (inspired by sailing rigging) for Race winching, designed to be abused it seems [emoji108]

Hannibal in Australia are made in QLD Australia, the canvas is Australian made. Mould and moisture proofed ‘Dynaproof’ Wax Converters textiles canvas. (Google the canvas brand) Once seasoned to swell the stitched seams, you shouldn’t have any leaks, it’s against the premise of canvas textile...

Taken this weekend, moon was too bright for star photography but the windswept clouds looked pretty cool. Partner in crime playing Chess on the iPad Mini [emoji849]

Once upon a time, we packed the LandCruiser for a three week expedition to the Interior. A lasso rather than a lap. Our Expedition would take us into the ancient and stunning country of Central Australia. Since our outback baptism, we had learned a few things. About ourselves, and how we...

Last: Hooked up 125ah Lithium in the cabin of my LandCruiser Next: Front locker

My gullwing kitchen. Including handpump for drinking 40L water. Has everything except for the food and the table