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Thank you 😊 it was a great little get away. We do indeed! Flinders was looking great. It was eerie looking at a mine with no movement, big hole with nothing happening. Thank you again for watching 😊

You’re very welcome, and thank you for watching. It’s great ride along the Torrens into the city. When the weather warms up a bit I plan to put a few more out. Thanks again

@K&M Adventurers my hubby who has lived in SA all his life argued with me, he said that’s not right! I have yet to show him what Apple Maps says. I’ll see what Google says. The learning continues 😁

Wow 😮 I did not know that! I really thought the same that it would the southern! I’m with you on that, learning something new every day 😂 thank you for pointing that out

Ah thank you very much, YP definitely has stunning scenery

Hi it’s the 28, the 26 would of been better for my wife but it was the only one in the shop. However she liked the 28, very nice cruising bike

Absolutely awesome bike! Wow 500w! I know what the 250w can do… I have to find one to have a try. There is definitely a wow factor when you ride them cause you remember when you last rode your old bike and then hop on one of these! They sure do give you a workout and a 50km ride is nothing anymore, I honestly thought a 5km ride on my old bike was bad haha now I want to do those 50km plus rides. Well done and thank you for watching 😁

@K&M Adventurers probably😃

Absolutely! Probably more under all that mud

Yes very interesting! Going by news articles and their website SA Water was not aware of this bridge. Last week The local historical society told SA Water that someone seen the top part of the bridge exposed during a drought in the 1960’s. The bridge has caught a lot of people by surprise

They / it definitely are! My neighbour doesn't lamb his sheep they are just lawnmowers and he is aware of the foxes but he has said there has been no issues to date. My other neighbour 3km away owns a chicken farm, it might be an issue for him, I'm not sure how far foxes travel in a night? hahaha Oh that would be been great to explain that mystery noise, the new camera I bought has a microphone and I was hoping to capture that noise again but it has not come back..... Maybe next week

You’re very welcome ☺️ absolutely it’s good to see it back to normal levels, but it’s trail definitely is something else

@K&M Adventurers That's what I was thinking.

@Kaye Nash I know that the caravan park had no insurance as he was on the news talking about it. I would say many would not as they built below the 1956 level, and if they did they would not be able to insure now. Premiums would be so high you could not afford

@K&M Adventurers I was wondering about the insurances, especially those that are right down on those islands if they were covered for flood seeing they may have known that it floods!

Thank you and your very much welcome 😁 definitely it’s sad to see and now that many didn’t have insurance

That is great! It’s good to note the battery consumption is about the same as my wife’s. You should get on a good day 80km+ from it! They are awesome bikes

@K&M Adventurers thank you. That makes a lot of sense.

Hi, for me definitely exercising in the lower assist settings 1,2 or 3 above 3 on flat ground is pleasure for sure. The way I see it on a conventional push bike I would be stuffed after 5 - 10km and want to stop! now I will continuously ride for 50 - 60km and enjoy it, but you do still work the legs going up hills

Fantastic! I was only saying that to my wife when I was filming the Captain that we must book a lunch cruise! Thank you very much for the recommendation😁 will be doing that soon

You’re very welcome 😁 it’s going to be around for many many months to come

@K&M Adventurers So that is what happened along Montieth during the '56 floods, the government at the time organised it all.

@Kaye Nash that’s good that they did that

@K&M Adventurers Hi, yes the farmers where the cattle were sent they kept the milk in payment of looking after the cattle & then the owners never had to pay for the ajistment.

@Kaye Nash hopefully not too much and that they had plenty of feed / bales from previous years in stock. Oh wow, yes very lucky to be able to relocate stock

@K&M Adventurers yes I'd hate to think how much lost. Our Grandfather was in the '56 flood, luckily all the cows were sent to the Adelaide hills onto dairy farms untill the water went down! He was between Murray Bridge & Tailem Bend, along those flats.

Sure is back to normal levels, some parts you would of never thought a flood went through. The farmers, yes will be suffering on loss of land to feed their cattle, they would be buying in feed or reduce stock

@K&M Adventurers Thanks for getting back so quick. I see they have the plus models on special for the next couple of weeks so it may be a good time to purchase.

Hi thank you very much! I will be getting back to making more on the e bikes. I cannot comment on the Moscow but in comparison with the Aspen it would be a great all round bike. The Milano in my opinion is a Rolls Royce, very smooth, comfortable, you sit upright so it takes the stress away from your wrists. It is honestly built for those long rides. My Aspen is fantastic but no way near as comfortable as my wife’s. As we ride more on paths I will likely sell my Aspen and get the Milano for comfort. The plus will give you plenty of power, you will go up any hill with ease. My wife only sits on power assist 2 or 3 and that’s plenty for her. You would have no issues on the Milano! Just keep in mind the size, I accidentally bought my wife the 29” it’s a little tall for her the 28” would of been perfect. Ohh yes also be careful taking off on a hill as soon as you turn the pedal the motor will kick in and if you’re in setting 3 it will almost buck you off, I recommend setting 1 for taking off on a sharp hill. Hope this helps Cheers Ken

It’s a great trail and an easy ride on the NCM’s. Yes, yes there are music free days

You are welcome 😊 thank you for watching 😁

Thank you very much 😁 and you’re very welcome

Thank you very much sir 🍺 late last year we had a big rain event and Mannum falls was in full flow, and the day I visit I didn’t bring camera or drone! It is indeed a great walk Thank you again for watching 😁🍺

And you’re very welcome ☺️ thank you once again for watching 😁

Sure is, never know it ever flooded soon

😊 thank you for watching it all. Sure is, the camera doesn’t pick up everything in detail but it honestly is a weird look and feeling driving through. I can see a lot will not rebuild. Definitely very little movement around the areas. Haha yes, I had a day off work and Michelle was busy so I went out on my own and that was somewhat strange as well, I needed my sidekick lol. I’ve never seen cyclone damage but it would be quick and clean up wouldn’t take that long either like you said, mud is a horrible thing to clean. Thank you once again for watching 😁

You’re welcome ☺️ and thank you for watching 😁

😂 thank you, I really thought the camera would of shown the worst bits but it didn’t! Thank you again for watching 😁

You are very welcome 😊

It is definitely weird looking at the houses etc. that were flooded and thinking of all the headaches and heartaches ahead of them with what to do. I would not rebuild if it was me

It sure is and on that day we only seen one other rider, was relaxing not dodging others. That’s great your council is going to do that! I normally sit in power assist 3 or 4 that gives me an average of 18kph. I think on the way back I was on 6 and that will maintain 28kph. My wife with her Milano normally sits in assist 2 or 3 and averages 18 until she hits a hill then she will put it up. But power assist 6 will try and maintain your speed on level ground to around 25kph plus. Hope that helps, thank you for watching 😁

The aspen is underrated! I would not be swapping for any other anytime soon

@Narelle Scott it definitely was an adventure! Google maps sure helps but you still get lost. Yes, we found it difficult to compute in our heads how old these building are with their art work and architecture! It was awesome. Haha there was a lot of handbag shops and very narrow walkways. It was definitely an eye opener and an experience. Thank you again for watching 😁

What an adventure you had in Venice, so very interesting figuring out the maze. Michelle, you can’t go to such an historic city without buying a handbag, good for you 😊 Buildings constructed 1200 years ago, oh my, we can’t even begin to comprehend that living in Oz. I certainly wasn’t bored, I found myself holding my breath when you were walking down that alley that was getting narrower and narrower. I enjoyed watching your video,thanks.

Haha thank you 😁 both locations are very fascinating Thanks again for watching 🍺🍺

You’re very welcome, definitely need a couple of days there for sure. Xmas time would of been awesome there, we also plan to return within the next 3 years Thank you for watching 😁

Thank you very much 😁 really appreciated

@K&M Adventurers I've loved every bit of the coverage. I feel sorry for all the people left with all this disaster to have to clean up. THANK YOU!

It is great, apart from the backwaters! They are starting to go stagnant and the smell is not pleasant. I think a lot of single story shacks will be demolished this year and a massive job removing the thousands of tonnes of makeshift levees Thank you once again for watching 😁

Most definitely, one advantage with the Murray it’s slow moving and allows to observe upper towns and their impacts. As you said it allowed time for Mannum and others to engineer and strengthen their levees around the town. Most of the businesses in the lower end of the Main Street have their electricity back on, hopefully all back to trading for Easter. Haha I couldn’t believe I finely got train footage over the bridge and with the bonus of flood water still below it. I just happened to have my new drone in the air when I seen the train in the distance near the silos. Thank you once again and you’re welcome ☺️

Aww thank you, I will put one together in the next week😊 lol yes, those concrete beds would not be enjoyable Thank you again for watching 😁

I forgot to comment on those concrete beds - you’d be in and out like a flash lol!

@K&M Adventurers 🙂🙂

@Kaye Nash aww thank you 😊

@K&M Adventurers they've been great to watch. Thank you.

It sure was a very long train, I had plenty of time to turn the drone around 😁 Thank you and you’re welcome, I don’t plan on doing just drone footage for the sake of it, I need it to have some meaning behind it. However In saying that my original channel was on e bikes and I have strayed away from that. I will be changing my channel name from e bikes to K&M adventures so people don’t get confused. Thank you once again for watching 😁

Wow! That is some train, it looked like a snake from above. Thanks for trying something different, beautiful footage. Have fun with your new drone.

You’re very welcome ☺️ and thank you 😊 definitely, I have seen a couple single stories and they will need to demolished, gyprock has bubbled and bowed and I would assume all the structural timber has swelled. Huge cost and time for most of these owners. Thank you once again for watching 😊

And so did I, but google maps has it as blanchetown c/p. So I thought the owner has changed the name? Could well be still called Paisley.

You are very welcome 😁 I’m glad that you enjoyed 😊 thank you for watching

You’re very welcome 😁 the river is almost back to normal levels, there is a lot to clean up

Definitely is great to see, it’s all looking good! Aww thank you 😁

So great to see the recovery. Brilliant footage, thank you for the little history tips too. Love your videos 😊

Sure is, still lots of silt and mud coming down

Great! Thank you very much😁 next video I plan to slow down a little Thank you again for watching 😁

Thank you very much 😊

Thank you! Sure did, it was good to have that break, not the plane flight though! It's when I edit it looks way too slow and boring, but I do have to remember that I am looking at this footage for the 100th time and everyone else has not seen it. I have changed the settings in my drone to slow down a little. It is great to see some normality back in the towns that where affected, long way to go still and I can't believe how much silt and mud there is, its going to take a long time to clean up! Yes only just came back from Europe were it was 8 degrees most days to 40+ here. But I would not live anywhere else :) Thank you once again for watching and commenting 😁