4x4 Adventures Australia | Overlanding as Remote as we can Get | Nullarbor to Nuytsland | Remote WA
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ก.ย. 2024
- Welcome to Jafffa Adventures where Jill and Terry take off for a half year trip through the remote regions of South Australia and Western Australia. The genesis of the trip was the solar eclipse at Exmouth on April 20th, but we decided to turn the adventure into half a year on the road visiting the most remote places we can get. In this video we continue to explore the remote and lesser known coastal 4WD tracks of Western Australia. We cross the Nullarbor heading west and stop in at the Eucla Telegraph Station. We then drop down into Nuytsland Nature Reserve and visit the remote Toolinna Cove, where the old telegraph crew ferried supplies up the Nullarbor cliffs. We will show you how to get to all these great remote spots with detailed maps and explanations.
If West Australia coastal tracks are not on your bucket list, they should be!!
This one is not to be missed if you are in the area and you enjoy four wheel driving. You must be appropriately prepared to take on remote arid conditions, but if you are you will not be disappointed.
If you like overlanding, if you like remote unspoiled places, if you like 4WD action, then this is the place to be.
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Evening !! ........As Old as the OLT is, when I was a kid (in the 60's) we still used a single strand telephone line as our only contact with the outside world on the farm. I remember the poles, some just basically tree branches, with insulators on them. We would dial the exchange (the only shop in a small country town a bit of a drive away) to make a call to some one. It's no wonder the lady at the exchange knew everyone's business, I bet she listened into all the calls 🤣🤣We never had grid power back in those days either, just a 32v diesel lighting plant that the old man would start up at night. I was so lucky to have been raised on a farm that was literally built from scratch on scrub land that the old man cleared, in a home made of hand pressed bricks & no mod cons. You guys seen to bring back so many memories for me with your travels & I absolutely love every minute of it!👍Thanks for sharing again!
Thanks an awesome story Rod, thank you so much for sharing. I too remember our first phone (a rotary dial unit) and we were on a party line with about 10 other houses on our street. Each house has a different length and number of rings, so you knew if it was your call to pick up. If you wanted to dial out, and picked up the receiver and heard someone else on the line, you had to wait for them to end their call before you could dial out. Something that the current generation will never experience, nor should they😉. I appreciate you coming on the journey with us mate, cheers👍😎
Another fantastic episode..... oh and the 300 sounds wonderful from behind... she really sings like she should. all that throaty V8 goodness.... :)
Can’t agree more mate, nothing rumbles like a V8. Thanks for joining us on our journey 👍😎
That mud looks sticky. Lovely camera footage of the bite.
Thanks mate, I’m glad you are with us on our journey. Cheers👍😎
Talking about whetting our appetite...that dune looks insane, like a Hollywood off-world movie embarking on a journey into a towering unknown, maybe to discover new life. Must have been 1000 times impressive IRL!
Thank you for showing us what's coming 👍
It was so cool mate, the next episode is my favourite so far, we really get stuck into that Bilbunya area. Thanks for coming along on the journey with us. Cheers👍😎
G'day Terry & Jill another cracker of an episode, great footage and editing. I think coming back from home I think we will call in to these locations. Safe Travels. 👍
That's awesome mate, I trust you will find them as amazing as we have. Keep the shiny side up mate. Cheers
Keep 'em coming buddy.
Thanks Nas, next weeks instalment is one of my favourites. I’d be interested in what you think through the eyes of a fellow content creator. Cheers👍😎
Just love the videos you two are fantastic the way you bounce off each other keep it up 👍
Thanks Tony, when we are fighting in our sumo suits you can really see up bounce off each other😉. We’ll keep it up mate, cheers👍😎
Photography is great as well as the history info.
Thanks Renae, that is very kind of you to say mate. I trust you will enjoy your stay here at Jafffa Adventures 😎👍
Lovely ep guys
Thanks Craig, that is very kind of you to say mate👍😎
You've put a lot of thought into the installation of that telegraph wire didn't yah? 😁 Another excellent exploration trip.
Thanks mate, but I can’t understand why the signal keeps breaking up😉. Cheers mate👍😎
Nice clip Terry! I think I’d drive that track just to know I did it lol. Cheers Steve
That’s the way mate, a little bit of explorer in us both😉. Cheers👍😎
nice one ! ⛅🌅🏜️🌊🏞️🛻📹🤙😎
Cheers Brent👍😎
Love the ound of the v8 .
Me too mate, there is nothing else like it❤️❤️
Figger this!
You get a new land cruiser with a V6 and have to buy a sound generator to make the V8 brum brum….
Makes laughing my ass off…
No offence…. Re the V6 Diesel. We have two in Germany in the garage in a X3 and E class convertible.
Not much you here of the diesel engines but the have power and torque over 600Nm stock speed limited to 250km/h. That’s were that fun begins….
Yep a LC 200 V8 Must sound Great down low..
Happy days
Cheers
Sure does mate, I too had a chuckle when I saw the 300 series loud speakers to get them to sound like a V8😂😉😎
Can’t stop laughing 😂 about that…. But give them some credit… nice speaker la…
My tenant in Germany is running a Merc Brabus 800 next trip in September will give it a go.
Ok a little one since can’t afford the 24 inch tyre set to replace… so fingers of the launch control…and full trottle in 8th gear…
Cheers
And safe trip😊
Cheers👍😎
I think I'll have to invest in PPF. Even if it's just a cheap one. It's better than nothing. I was out 4WD the last weekend, and had to go through an overgrown track to get to the beach. At the end of the trip, I had a few light pin striping. Luckily, I was able to polish them out. But until I did, it was stressing me out, and it's not even a new car, but a 1996 80 Series. 😲
Love the 80’s mate😉. Yep, if you have a vehicle you are proud of and want to protect the paint, definitely worth an investment no matter what product you use👍😎