Thank you for putting this together. I never spent much thoughts on Australia but for some reason the country is slowly starting to attract me. Like some sort of call. The sheer size of it, the variation in landscapes, the ghost towns and their history. The fact that it is so mildly populated for such a huge country. The aboriginal culture & history...wildlife. Just amazing.
I am fascinated by Outback roads. I have traveled all over the US (49 of 50 states) but even though we have areas of complete wilderness, we simply do not -- possibly excepting Alaska) -- have such PROFOUND areas of "track" . . . . i once contrived to drive 250 miles in Kansas ALL without driving on a hard-surface road. But :tracks" are a different kettle of fish. Thanks for the videos! ----Mike
Alan. Another great video with really good production. Would love to know more about the history of the places you visit in the videos. Keep them coming.
Hi Rob, I usually go for Toyo Open Country MT's but haven't been able to get them since Covid started. 265/75/16. I do get a few punctures though I'm getting better at avoiding stakes
Bloody hell Allan, are you getting soft in your old age, scared of a bit of kindling now are we...haha. Great vid, great features and great scenery. Thank you. PS, you need to go back and pick up your LH wing mirror.
Enjoyed the video, thanks for posting. I followed your track on memory map and plotted some of the main spots to plan a trip. Keep posting, like the way you present..
Thank you for putting this together. I never spent much thoughts on Australia but for some reason the country is slowly starting to attract me. Like some sort of call. The sheer size of it, the variation in landscapes, the ghost towns and their history. The fact that it is so mildly populated for such a huge country. The aboriginal culture & history...wildlife. Just amazing.
Top vid mate. Wish I saw this before we went to Peak Charles as I would have liked to see that little unknown waterhole you showed.
I am fascinated by Outback roads. I have traveled all over the US (49 of 50 states) but even though we have areas of complete wilderness, we simply do not -- possibly excepting Alaska) -- have such PROFOUND areas of "track" . . . . i once contrived to drive 250 miles in Kansas ALL without driving on a hard-surface road. But :tracks" are a different kettle of fish. Thanks for the videos! ----Mike
Yes, interesting the difference - have been to US once. Certainly plenty to choose from here!!
Great video, thank you.
Alan Thanks for another magnificent video , full of interesting information ....Cheers
Alan. Another great video with really good production. Would love to know more about the history of the places you visit in the videos. Keep them coming.
Great Video... gives a whole new meaning to Bush Pin-striping ;)
Mature age lines :-)
@@outbackyonder Curious... What brand of Tyres do u run and what size? Do u get many punctures?
Hi Rob, I usually go for Toyo Open Country MT's but haven't been able to get them since Covid started. 265/75/16. I do get a few punctures though I'm getting better at avoiding stakes
Enjoyed that very much - it's been on my 'to do' list for a while now.
Great Video. Thanks for the information will be heading out there soon
Bloody hell Allan, are you getting soft in your old age, scared of a bit of kindling now are we...haha. Great vid, great features and great scenery. Thank you.
PS, you need to go back and pick up your LH wing mirror.
Yeah too soft, should have kept going haha, Got the mirror back, the bolt came undone
Enjoyed the video, thanks for posting. I followed your track on memory map and plotted some of the main spots to plan a trip. Keep posting, like the way you present..
Thanks Khaki
Where can I find these GPS points? Cheers
Thanks for the video Alan, helps to plan out our next adventure in the Goldfields. By the way, what is the music you had throughout this video?
Cheers Steve, music was from Ep-Sound; Wildflowers and Tigerblood Jewel
Appreciate your efforts, Alan. Did you lose your front number plate somewhere along Dunns?
Thanks mate, no, it's still just hanging on in front :-)