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Caravans take the rough route to the Kimberley with 4WD 24-7

Graham, Jade and Cody tackle rocky riverbeds, a fuel detour and a puncture on their remote northern journey.

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No one has EVER taken a Caravan through here… the Kimberley all to ourselves!No one has EVER taken a Caravan through here… the Kimberley all to ourselves!
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  1. 1:06A closed Roper Bar store sends Graham to Ngukurr to collect diesel in jerry cans.
  2. 4:12The crew stops for a swim at Katherine Hot Springs.
  3. 9:27Jade tows her tandem-axle caravan through rocky riverbeds, dry gullies and steep inclines.
  4. 14:57Graham's caravan gets a puncture, and the group works together to fit the spare.
  5. 16:34The convoy settles into a bush camp in the valley as the sun sets.
  6. 19:04Jade prepares Mexican nachos inside her caravan, despite Graham's initial objections to the menu.

The first obstacle isn't a rocky climb. It's a closed fuel stop at Roper Bar, leaving Graham to fetch diesel from Ngukurr in jerry cans before the convoy can properly get going.

That practical complication sets the tone for 4WD 24-7's most-watched new upload, "No one has EVER taken a Caravan through here… the Kimberley all to ourselves!" The episode has passed 200,000 views in less than two days. Billed as a caravan first along the abandoned route, it follows Graham in his LandCruiser and Jade driving a Mazda BT-50, with Cody alongside as passenger and spotter.

There are clear-water swims at Katherine Hot Springs, but the towing soon gets considerably less leisurely. Jade negotiates steep ground with a tandem-axle caravan behind her; Graham's single-axle van suffers a puncture. By camp, the challenge has changed to dinner: Jade makes nachos, winning over Graham despite his loudly stated reservations about Mexican food.

Viewers are talking about the punishment those caravan interiors must be taking, suggesting rear skid plates and sharing how remote Australian travel reaches them overseas. One Texas couple describes watching together to explore the country from home.

Across a busy run of 15 uploads, the cab-versus-track joke also drew a substantial audience, while Shaun and Jock's engine ranking is now the second-busiest upload for daily views. The previous week's Tasmania bog-hole expedition continues to draw viewers, too, with its stranded 60 Series and protracted recovery.

Daily channel views are well above their usual level, although subscribers were unchanged over the week. Driver61 and Quadrant are also having busier-than-usual viewing days in the nearby motoring group. For 4WD 24-7, the new Kimberley journey is currently supplying the strongest individual momentum.

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What viewers say

  • Rest in peace the inside of that caravan
    @Charlielikesbikes123See it on YouTube
  • Greetings from central Texas, USA. My wife and I love watching your videos and exploring Australia. What an awesome country. Cheers and looking forward to the next video.
    @ramoneortizSee it on YouTube
  • I think the vans need skid plates on the rear 😂
    @markwalters9754See it on YouTube
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  • Off Grid quickly becoming my favourite series of 4wd247. This remote travel is so good!
  • It’s nearly 20 years watching your adventures Graeme and still enjoying your content keep living your dream 👍
    @shanemccarthy3594See it on YouTube
  • Vegemite and avocado on toast is crazy!!...

    Secretly puts toaster on😂😂
    @LachlanTaylor-h6fSee it on YouTube
  • Absolutely awsome episode and another bucket list! Good to see the vans hold up! Cheers
    @stuartstokes9240See it on YouTube
  • Another great episode, I will get there one day for sure.
    @Life_Tolerance_RichySee it on YouTube

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Subscribers
1,510,000
Channel views, last 7 days
2,206,252
Videos published this week
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Video published
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Video views so far
203,046
Views on its first day
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