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I thought I'd share my own water storage for my overlander and how I did it. Anyone else do theirs differently? Cheers, Grant.

Thanks for sharing!! You guys have bears on the side of the road! That's a bit crazy, are they dangerous? We don't have bears in Australia, except Koalas :tearsofjoy: I loved the camp site on the side of the lake, definitely worth staying those extra few days. The roll the dice idea is really...

I'm sure we all love watching overlanding videos, I know I love watching peoples adventures whist I'm stuck at work.. Share your video here. I need videos to watch. Be sure to add a story to it. Here's mine to start with :relaxed: Overlanding in Central Queensland, Australia

I haven't done the pistol gap track yet. I don't have a winch and worried about being unable to self recover. It looks pretty good though.

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The Misses bought me a gift card from Bunnings, so I bought a new log splitter. The FISKARS-PRO I've been eyeing off, since forever :hearteyes: I got so excited when I bought it and the Misses rolled her eyes at me haha, there are somethings you just can't explain :tearsofjoy: Next thing I...

I like seeing other peoples overlanding vehicles, camp spots (man, you americans have some sweet camping places) and its a way to escape my reality when I cant get away due to work. Although I'm only new, I feel the vibes here are really friendly and I haven't seen anyone putdown anyone else...

Absolutely mate, a day is fine to drive in and out from Byfield. I highly recommend camping at Upper Stony Creek (book campsite online through NPRS), amazing swimming hole (creek) and not far from the road/track that goes to the stockyards/9 mile beach and 5 Rocks. During the week is a great...

Hey Rob, you'll love it, just chose a good low tide time and you'll easily be able to do 9 mile beach, also you'll get a few (more) pin strips on the car

I'm only new here, but I'd be keen.

Tasmania, Australia (Near Cradle Mountain)

stay safe mate.

I've been figuring out how I want my draws and rear canopy setup. This is what I've got at the moment. It works for me, just not as nice a setup as it could be.

The older I'm getting, the further away from the ground I get. In my 20's I was ground sheet with bivvi bag with sleep bag and foam mat, then moved to swag for many years, tried hammocks and now I'm in a roof top tent. The body needs more comfort as I'm getting older ...

absolutely, all within a few hours drive, I have 5 Rocks, Blackdown Tablelands, Canarvon Gorge, Cania Gorge and Kroombit tops :hearteyes: definitely keen to join a group and explore.

hey guys, I'm from Rockhampton

G'day all, I happen to come across this overlanding forum. Looks like a lot of great info and topic to read. I follow quite a few youtube channels that overland in the USA. Not a whole lot available in Australia. Anyways, I've attached a pic of my overlander and I look forward to joining in...