Driving Outback Australia 2 Sequel

Our trip started and ended in Sydney. The distance we drove, was over 16000 km and was virtually around Australia. So as not to overlap with other trips/videos we made the film starts in Ceduna and ends in Kununurra. As always, the Outback took us under its spell with the awe-inspiring landscape, magic gorges and waterholes, and the star-studded night sky. New version

[@MariMorti]

Thank you for your splendid videos of a continent I lived in, travelling in .. so many souvenirs there !

[@fredbloggs4829]

You guys are undiscovered gems. I'm from Adelaide but living in England and missing home. You can't imagine how lovely it is to see all the Australian outback. But at least I have your videos to remind me just how stunning the outback is.

[@pthteamvideo]

Hi Fred, thanks for your nice comment you just made our day. I hope you found all our other outback videos to keep you dreaming about your beautiful old country. We are from Switzerland but we stay here for good and loving it.

[@bruceprosper4540]

I wish I would moved to Australia when I had the chance years ago ..I love watching documentaries on it ..love the road trains ..I drove trucks for 45 years and often wished I could have driven a road train in Australia...I truly love the outback ...that's where I would have lived ...on a cattle ranch or horse ranch or drove road trains...beautiful country ...

[@Jack43]

Amazing video, everything fits very well, the comment, the music and of course the shots of the fantastic Outback...Thanks for sharing pthteam! chers Paul

[@davidspegel5267]

Terrific video, ...

[@HavePension-WillTravel]

Nice video. Thank you.

[@howierfs5471]

Herzlichen Dank für die beiden Driving Outback Videos. Da man in dieser Zeit nicht reisen kann und darf, sucht man nach Alternativen und beide Videos sind sehr gelungen. An einigen Orten bin ich selbst schon gewesen und ist immer schön diese noch einmal zu sehen. Ich habe mir auch andere Videos angeschaut, die ebenfalls gelungen sind. Da waren die bushfires in 2019 aber sehr nahe gekommen. Aus der Schweiz kommend und in Engadin leben, wo auche sonst wohl. Thumbs up. Die Welt ist klein, sind doch meine besten Freunde, couple, in Australien erst vor einem Jahr nach Sutherland gezogen. Ich werde mir die North Europe Reisen anschauen und habe fesehen, dass Norwegen ausgelassen wurde. Ich habe dort eine längere Reise im T5 verbracht und fahre auch jedes Jahr zum Angeln und sightseeing dorthin. Falls dies als Reise einmal anstehen sollte, so kann ich gern mit vielen Informationen, Rat und Tat behilflich sein. DANKE und weiterhin gutes Gelingen mit neuen Videos. Gruss Reinhold Steins aus Deutschland

[@pthteamvideo]

Hallo Reinhold, danke fuer den Kommentar. Norwegen war auch auf dem Programm aber das wetter war so schlecht von oslo bis an die westkueste und keine besserung in sicht fuer eine woche. so entschlossen wir uns weiter oestlich zu fahren wo es in schweden doch viel angenehmer war. wir lieben das campen aber im sturm und regen, doch nicht so...
habe auch gerade einen t5 gekauft und ausgebaut fuere weitere reisen in aussieland
hier unsere erste reise damit. th-cam.com/video/CDEEPamEcFs/w-d-xo.html gruss Peter Engadine AU

[@howierfs5471]

@@pthteamvideo Hallo Peter, dann werde ich mir einmal das Video anschauen. Bist du auch auf fb, denn dann könnte ich dir meinen Bericht zu Norge2016 einmal schicken. Schreibe mich kurz an. Gute Entscheidung zum T5 :-D

[@freeman61]

Wow !!! Have just viewed Driving Outback Australia 1&2. Absolutely spectacular commentary, photography and soundtrack to tell an amazing story. Was like watching the Leyland Brothers from all those years ago. Thank you so much for sharing.

[@lazysummerdayes7]

Fantastic!!! Beautifully filmed and narrated. I so enjoyed this.....something I would never have seen if not for you. Namaste.

[@narayananpadmanabhan701]

Fantastic ❤️

[@pthteamvideo]

Thank you madhu

[@narayananpadmanabhan701]

@@pthteamvideo hope that I would visit there one day🙏
Love from INDIA

[@Billoushukla]

Very beautifully made

[@58gazzy]

Bloody good video Pete. Essential watching

[@greentea5317]

24:05 What was that? Very humourous

[@romeowhiskey1146]

at 10:59 video says 3.7 MILLION YEARS.
CORRECTION:
Let's try 3.7 BILLION years old...yes...I've been there.

[@deepak.-sharma]

Hi there, I really liked the videos..and the panoramic views..could you please share what cameras do you have, especially the one that captures views of the roads and cars from the up..

[@pthteamvideo]

Hi Deepak, my main camera is a small handycam Sony PJ810 about 7 years old and the flight camera is
build in to my drone dji mavic pro. hope that helps

[@pocodrom]

Hi folks! Thanks for the great video uploaded. I wondered would it be possible to use some clips from it as a backdrop projection for a video I’m making for my children’s song about a kangaroo? Of course I would credit you guys. Take care, Poco 😻

[@pthteamvideo]

Hi Poco Drom, thanks for asking. please feel free to use any shots you like for your project. maybe send me a link of your video when it is done. to [e-mail]. good luck and take care Peter

[@edgarsd1942]

Anyone cares what happened to the lady 24:05?

[@EmFurlong]

I was enjoying this peaceful and informative documentary and then BOOM, cgi crocodile.

[@leesmythe344]

I have to ask, was the footage of the woman apparently being attacked by the crocodile for real or somehow staged.

[@janetginger8571]

What was the scene where the crocodile seizes the human? Was that real?

[@1990pommie]

real dorky clip nowhere near like real OZ roads all sealed bsht . real outbac?k has redbull dust and maSSIVE FLY ANNOYANCE,

[@iampennochio]

Underwear on trees yuk. Its like a rubbish tip.