Kakadu National Park - E64

Join us in this week's episode as we explore the famous and stunning Kakadu National Park.

We spend our first night in Kakadu camped at Two Mile Hole Campground. The following day we head further into the National Park and explore The Ubirr and the Nanguluwur Aboriginal Art site.

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Thanks for watching guys & we will see you next week for more amazing Kakadu moments

Cheers
Matt & Holly

[mickmiddle]

Kakadu is on the bucket list guys. Thanks for keeping me focused on it.

[nzmarkb]

We did the evening version of that cruise a few years back, it was fantastic. Great watching thanks

[ethanflahey]

you guys are so underrated!!!! you deserve way more subs!

[Dorko]

You are very patient to put up with that recorder...

You guys planning to do a video on your camera gear? It’s always on point 👌🏽

[MudducksTouringAustralia]

Love that area guys, Kaz and myself were there in 2018, so your bringing back memories. Cheers Steve

[japorah]

8:37 bet Holly is glad her view isn't obstructed by a few cracks now

[neilocoop]

Great video, you have to get back and do maguk falls. I always wondered what people did with there recorder skills after leaving primary school? How did you not break out in fits of laughter 😂😂🤦‍♂️

[rogerchambers]

Another excellent video! A while back you had some problems with the roof top tent, cracking cover if I remember correctly. I notice you're still using one I assume to be a replacement. How is that going?

[japorah]

Awesome stuff as always!

What's going to happen with the channel Content wise once you've finished up with all the episodes from the lap?

[GBarchy]

That comment re the person playing the recorder brought back a memory I have of camping at Jim Jim Falls in 91. It was a beautiful night with a fire going and the bloke who had the campsite about 20 meters away played the harmonica during the night. Question? What is the make and style of hat Holly is wearing in this video. Would like to purchase one for my wife.

[abovethefog]

So many lovely images. Thx.
btw, I hereby award you a Placid Australian Calm Camping Citation. PACCC! You can merch it. Pity, but the nonce factor is always there; sometimes a dilute dose, sometimes dense. On buses and planes. At the pub. At the footy. At the flicks. At caravan parks its really dense, but at its especially dense at quiet camping spots. Usually with a generator or a CD player turned up because hearing aid... maybe the recorder kid got the family kicked out of a motel or wherever they were the night before. Always think about how worse it could be. One quiet night (years back) a group of teens mistook our tent for their opposition team's and urinated on the side of our tent :( ...not good. Their coach was super apologetic and remarked that at least they didn't wet us with something flammable.

[stonie]

How did u find all the free camp sites

[sikeoutadventures]

Hey guys! Great content.
You almost had the names correct, ubirr is pronounced "oobeer"
And nourlangie is pretty well how you spell it. Keep up the good work!

[lukebatiste]

That was the song of storms from Zelda! Hahaha

[rudiverstegen]

if you knew how big the salties get there you would not go near that billabong, we were there once, where they caught 1 nearly as big as sweetheart, it was too big and died of stress when they trapped it

[eisbar]

Pity there was so little footage of the morning cruise and the dude trying to play recorder playing was included. Mmm

[ohnjay]

C`mon Matt we need another update on the Troopy

[japorah]

🙅 keep your camp noise within your camp after dark 🙅