All4adventure Roll Over

Been waiting for this, does anyone know when it is showing in Tasmania.Hobart ish????? Cheers

Hi Guys ,If you happen to miss it here is a link to have a look.
https://www.facebook.com/All4Adventure?sk=app_137541772984354&ref=woobox

hi bill
thanks for the reminder just checked the programme and in w.a. its also listed on sat 25/1/14 @ 3.30pm on 7two (72)
I personally think this was a set-up for the show that went horribly wrong and wasn't what they had planned
acting up /stupidity and panic don't gel well
like others
I'm curious to see the end result
guess that's what make people watch these shows
cheers
barry

So everyone is in the "loop" this is the previous thread referred to by Bill

A Recovery Gone Very Wrong

Cheers
Greg

It's already on youtube explaining how it come to be that they bogged in the first place, i'm not gunna put up a link in case that spoils it for those who want to watch the full episode on tv but is easily searchable.

I love all the fridays experts on here too
Shane

Shane, Look at reply 2, it's already been posted.

When I stir paint in a tin, I find it gets thinner at the bottom the more I stir it too!

Just watched it . A classic, very lucky that the tree was there .
Cheers Des.

Hi Bill

Thanks for that, and like everyone, want to know the outcome.

Thanks for the update.


Cheers


Stephen

I watched the "clip" that went around a while ago but it finished a bit short, watched the full show today ......
It is interesting to see the comments above and how all the "armchair" experts come out, I will say in the boys defense that I can totally relate to the absolute panic they were in and given that, they handled it very well and got out, I can bet money on most saying that they are "stupid" and so on, if it was your car it would still be there, rusted out and lost forever..
I have been in exactly the same situation, a very remote creek north of Broome, week of big tides and we parked up and left the motor running because bubs was asleep and the a/c was on and it was in the buildup, the vibration alone from the motor broke through the crust and it dropped into the mud just sitting there, we did not even move, we had a 10M tide coming in and we were halfway down, yes it is cause for BIG panic, the car would have been under a few meters of salt water at high tide, we broke straps and had a hell of a time and got it out just in time, these guys did really well, nothing was staged and as real as it could ever get, I lived up in that area not that far from where they were so I know exactly what could have happened if it had gone worse ............ I learnt even more from watching them and I reckon most could if they look carefully at it again, they had a timer counting down with a no return on it ..
Well done lads I say :-)

I don't think they did anything wrong. Complancent, kind of, but there minds were on the show, and maybe not what they were doing. I think that they have to be commended because they didn't give up. They kept processing things in their heads, coming up with solutions. They had enough gear to get them out of the situation so that in itself deserves commendation. At the end of the day, men, and vehicles all came through unharmed and they got some great tv.............just glad it all turned out ok for them. They were probably going through 20mins of pure hell at one stage.

we all make bad decisions and this was one of them it goes to prove even the so called professionals can make a mistake

but any mistake you can walk away from and learn from is a good one

I made a comment on there face book saying this proves the point that if you do into serious remote places you need at least two cars

just think of the insurance claim if he had not got his brand new $100 k pluss 200 series LandCruiser out of that bog with the tide cumming in