We Visited the Most Remote Town in Australia

Did you hear how that guy said of european decent and didnt call himself Australian 😢😢

I love love love your videos but you really need to invest in earplugs with noise cancelling headphones!

Hey from Papunya NT I like the video its so awesome 👍💙💯

So they like having mice and rats in their houses?❤

Kara goes to Australia and hits us with the ohnarwwwwwww at 1732

bearded ladies in the outback

they eat cats? gross

Great video, appreciate it as an Aussie

You do realise those burnt out cars on the side of the road are from the local indigenous people who just ditch them and burn them so they can get new ones from the government.

I'm aussie and never even been to the outback :(

Hi I live in Australia

I like Nate's capris! lol

As an Aussie who grew up in NT great to see the Aussie outback represented.

I cannot believe they didn't visit Darwin

Spent a lot of time in outback growing up (now in Perth near Hillarys) and those nights of crystal clear sky gazing with zero pollution & zero interference from man made light & noise is breathtaking. Lived and worked in the Kimberley's (Broome) and explored many remote places. It is addictive and gets in your blood for sure as you always miss it especially 4WD camping remote. The Canning Stock Route is the most epic remote 4WD adventure of all

That’s so cool y’all know someone who painted art that’s in Beyoncé house!! She’s be impressed I think

The night sky is unreal! Thanks for sharing it with us. Great video

This was an absolutely incredible video- we are feeling so inspired and are desperate to drive around (and through) our country one day!

Hey Kara and Nate. I just love the trips that ya'll take. And I'm flabbergasted, I did not know there is camels in Australia. I love how we learn new things just about every day.

So many aussies in the comments ❤😂. I love your videos Kara and Nate! Another cool adventure and I’m looking forward to more adventures!❤

Pov a comment that doesnt start with ”As an aussie”

As an Aussie I see this as an absolute win 👍

Cool

watching this as an Aussie makes me realise both how beautiful the country is and just how little of it I've explored. Thanks for yet another great video

As an Aussie, welcome! I love that you're showcasing the beautiful outback, our First Nations People and all the amazing things our country has to offer. I also love going through the comments and seeing how many other Aussies are following along with your journey.

if you came to perth in Western Australia then I would love to meet you I live here in Perth.

Go to gimpy in old

Could be wrong, but most likely the reason why the road randomly turned into Pavement, is because WA (Western Australia) has a lot of money from their mines etc, so the state has some of the best roads in the country. AWESOME video btw way 😊

Addorrable Bravehearts..... All

Honestly, this comment is also about R.I.P. to those vehicles and trucks 🎉

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Every comment starting with “as an Aussie” is killing me 😭

I’m so happy as an Aussie you are in Australia we have a beautiful country and outback

WELCOME to “The Land of OZ” Have. FANTASTIC TIME, it's amazing Country, very diverse, very challenging, but so FANTASTIC. Have an incredible Adventure, so many amazing things to see, and do and fun people to meet. Oh by the way THE OUTBACK is a “VERY INTERESTING JOURNEY TO BE FOLLOWING 🤣😂” Have Fun, Stay Safe and be blessed in your Adventures. ❤️💋🙋🏻‍♀️🙏🏻🙋🏻‍♀️🇦🇺

Such an interesting video, very entertaining, thank you.
An important thing to note with our history is that Afghan’s came to Australia as outback merchants and brought camels. They were men who ‘married in’ so to speak (one way or another) with aboriginal communities.
BTW- Australia does not have ‘one of the worst extinction rates’- it has the worst by many measures- the worst and fastest in the last 200+ years. While much of that is due to many factors of colonisation, a feral cat kills about 740 animals a year. It’s a controversial issue here - the science says cats are a massive factor in native wildlife extinction, but we don’t have enough laws yet to keep them on private property. Feral or roaming cats also suffer from life outdoors (said from the pov of a cat lover). You’ll find environmental issues are different in Australia, more present in some ways because we do have the largest urban sprawl in the world.
I wouldn’t say this community of aboriginal people ‘entered western civilisation’, they met western civilisation. Also, while they, and other aboriginal peoples, may have been made famous by their art- where is the money?
These are all nuances that I understand are difficult to see when travelling, but I think some of these points are important to understand as white people travelling in non white spaces especially.
Keep on keeping on! Best wishes!

Be very careful if you want to do this. Only go in a toyota. If your car breaks down your have a high likelyhood of DYING.

All the Aussies in the comments is great and this is a great video. As I've been watching this I've been noticing places I've been witch is very cool to see

I lived in Kununurra for a few years n concreted a few remote communities that took quite a while to get to

I didn’t know Australia had camels!

As an Australian fan I am so incredibly proud of you two for doing this trip in such a respectful manner. Thank you for bringing attention to such an important part of Australia .

You have won the hearts of many Aussies after this video. ❤

As an Aussie, welcome! I love that you're showcasing the beautiful outback, our First Nations People and all the amazing things our country has to offer. I also love going through the comments and seeing how many other Aussies are following along with your journey.

Kara put some bloody suncream on you look about 45!

Now THIS is how to be a tourist in Aussie 👏🏻

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Thank you for showing us this! Our remote Aboriginal communities are a forgotten group here unfortunately. Ed is a bloody legend! Walking the walk there mate, good on ya. I also loved seeing you both eat my snacks for some reason 😂

As soon as you pulled up to that first campsite I was WAITING for the flies segment! I'm an American who did my fair share of outback travel for a couple of years (finally settled in Perth) and NO ONE tells you about the swarms of sticky flies EVERYWHERE out there!!! 🤣