FRASER ISLAND Camping // Flathead CATCH AND COOK // Island Touring for 5 days PART 1

PART 1 ~ We ditched the caravan for a week (before we were restricted due to covid19) and went to Fraser Island from Inksip Point to tour the island with our car, swag and tinnie.
It was our first time there and we had an epic experience!

Fraser Island is home to the Butchella people and it's original name is K'gari which means paradise, and it definitely is!
We spent 5 days touring the worlds largest sand island with our rooftop tinny and a swag.

This will be a 2 part series!

Here’s part 1 vlog of where we camped (fenced and unfenced), our first catch and cook, where we went, some other tips you may be able to take away from this vid and whole lot more!

PLEASE READ: We’ve now parked our caravan and staying low until the pandemic is controlled. We support our government's decision to basically lockdown the country. We’re not promoting unnecessary travel in this video during these times.
We feel very privilege and grateful our lifestyle allows us to have freedom location, but for now we are safe and finding our new flow until we're able to travel and explore again. We're still uploading youtube videos weekly!

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We are a family of four living in our caravan nomading around our beautiful home country, Australia.

We've sold our house and most of our belongings to live a life of freedom, minimising our environmental footprint and to simplify our lifestyle. We aren't bound by a time frame and are happy just floating with the breeze (hence our name inspired by the proverb 'A rolling stone gathers no moss).
We want to park our home on wheels at a destination and let fate do the rest!

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