Cinematography off the charts again chaps! Well done, captivating stuff👌👌

Oombi has certainly changed from what I saw in 2001 when I helped rebuild the airstrip. I came over on the barge and slept in my swag and operated the excavator digging the drains out and then moved up to the shale pit and stockpiled until about 10pm. They were some long days after starting at 4am.
Whilst I was there the elders told me I could drive through to Oombi and go along the Carson River track to Kalumburu but by the time we finished bituminizing the last two kilometres of road to Ivanhoe Crossing it was mid December and the wet season was well on the way and with Kununurra already having had 20 inches of rain I decided not to do it and have not been back since. Now I can not afford it as I am only on an age pension.

Wow, I am hooked on this series,thanks team

What amazing scenery and photography!!

Stunning capture of the environment. Awesome work guys.

Guys, your film making is so amazing on this episode, well done! Inspiring.

Thanks guys for showing us the real Ommby 👍

Brilliant vision and you captured the adventure in all its beauty and challengers. Awesome content and so deserving of more subscribers.😁😁

Cracking Ep and spots guys,  I reckon you have the Best filmed and edited Channel I watch on YT guys well done,

Well you keep delivering, another awsome video. It sure is truely an adventure. I hope you have not done too much damage to the troopy,looking forward to the next instalment. Enjoy the 4wd show in Sydney, i wish that i could have made it to catch up with you guys and Adrian and Ellen. Cheers.😁

Great episode guys. It looks better than I ever thought. P.s cant wait to catch up tomorrow matt

Also guys you have mail; it’s what you’ve been looking for. The main and secondary set of process are a lot; but there is a lot more information.

Epic scenery as always, looking forward to the next one!

Thanks for sharing another great video.  The troopy is certainly a very capable machine, and the driver has a substantial amount of skill as well.

We run a Bush Company 270 degree awning and also use it heaps. Absolutely love it. A quality self supporting awning is money well spent. Another brilliant vid. Thanks for sharing

You guys captured the Oombi scenery perfectly and the killer terrain. Cannot underestimate how tough the terrain out there. Definitely need a guided tour and convoy to tackle this track. Thank you for another awesome episode. I love it so much, I've watch x3 already 😊.

Great scenery, and as usual, your camera work does it justice.
I think your travel companion has his diff problem sorted , it's the weight and weight distribution.

Helluva expedition through tough and splendid terrain. Skillful driving. - Bob Kent (Arizona, USA)

The 200 series looked like it had a suspension issue; some bar fallen down or some rubbish installed

Fantastic episode as usual as is the cinematography.
The night sky would be absolutely stunning.
A bugger about the tyre, but hey at least you are using it.
The G wagon and the troopy looked effortless going up that last track.
Keep up the awesome work