I used to watch the Leyland Brothers in Melbourne and now from Billings Montana USA. I was only talking about your programs yesterday. Strange isnt it.
I did this exact trip with a good mate of mine in 1983 just after the rails and sleepers had been salvaged by scrappers, there was no track to follow, we drove along the ballast for most of the way except where sand had covered the tracks or property owners had already fenced over the rail right of way, sometimes making lengthy detours along fence lines until we found a gate to get through. Each night was a camp fire fueled by rejected sleepers left behind by the scrappers. It took us 7 days to travel from Oodnadata to The Alice with only a detour out to Chambers Pillar. I believe the trip and navigation notes we made of the event were used by 4wd clubs for years until a useable track became established. Ray
Jesus where is this again because I’ve been right up to Darwin and back down through Adelaide and none of this was there it was all flat through the back of Queensland and all the way down through the centre was nothing but felt sandy ground no one tree and no rocks or grass, we went by bus and for 3 days each way we didn’t see anything like this.
Aa very enjoyable watch, this was awesome, thank you for sharing with us!
I will be watching whatever i can see of your programs. THANKYOU
My favourite all round outback travel
I used to watch the Leyland Brothers in Melbourne and now from Billings Montana USA. I was only talking about your programs yesterday. Strange isnt it.
Thank you for the Uploads...Very much appreciated and enjoyed
Great to see, awesome flashback.
Margie would be good to travel with in the desert.
I did this exact trip with a good mate of mine in 1983 just after the rails and sleepers had been salvaged by scrappers, there was no track to follow, we drove along the ballast for most of the way except where sand had covered the tracks or property owners had already fenced over the rail right of way, sometimes making lengthy detours along fence lines until we found a gate to get through. Each night was a camp fire fueled by rejected sleepers left behind by the scrappers. It took us 7 days to travel from Oodnadata to The Alice with only a detour out to Chambers Pillar. I believe the trip and navigation notes we made of the event were used by 4wd clubs for years until a useable track became established.
Ray
THANK YOU SHARE THIS VIDEO WITH US ON BEAUTY AUSTRALIA BUSH OUTBACK
Aphex Twin logo @ 1:19:35
Shit I thought I was having acid flashbacks, yes who didn’t love watching this in the 80s. Very good.
Looks moreso like the 1990s even early naughtiest. I think.
What year was this filmed? I’ll guess 1992?
Good old Mal
23:56 that sulphur lookalikes poppadoms. Innit?
WISCONSIN USA HELLO - 32C NOW ..
NOW I KNOW WHO,S WHO !
didnt they have hiking boots back then
Forty minutes into the film: Australian humour, "Beware oncoming trains on bridge".
Jesus where is this again because I’ve been right up to Darwin and back down through Adelaide and none of this was there it was all flat through the back of Queensland and all the way down through the centre was nothing but felt sandy ground no one tree and no rocks or grass, we went by bus and for 3 days each way we didn’t see anything like this.
Why do these silly people feed wildlife?
Cause Dey be hungry
@@RJSHUB you cheeky bloody witch
Obviously no one cares what you think with your nine subscribers.