Western Nullarbor Vid - for your NY viewing pleasure.

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Good one Al.

Was a bit spooky heading down that track to the cliff then straight on over it.
That was something I envisaged when I first went there some years ago. I could imagine someone heading straight over..... no sign of barricade.

But I enjoyed the whole video. Certainly puts a new dimension to having driven along there. Thanks mate. Happy New Year.

Hi Alan

That was great and thanks for taking the time to put it together.

Those drone shots sure add a different perspective and were unreal.


Happy New Year


Cheers



Stephen

Thank you Allan it was a pleasure to watch, glad to see that your mate was ok, after finding the bait cheers Billy.

Brilliant video Alan, many thanks for sharing. As I commented on you Youtube link.

Terrific video Alan, thanks for the armchair ride. You prove yet again that there is so much to see out there.

A few points if I may:

• You lost your hat of some 20 years – a disaster – the Lawrence of Arabia look was okish - but next time maybe take two hats!

• The drone view over the re-discovered rockhole clearly shows the importance of these waters to animals, with large game trails leading in. Its also a lesson to people looking for rockholes - follow converging game trails.

• I guess there weren’t any inscriptions on the rocks near these rockholes from days gone by or you would have showed us.

• Thanks for illustrating the vigilance needed regarding poison baits. And thank god Massie was ok.

Happy New Year Al and Massie.

Roll on our 2019 adventures.?

Thanks for the video Alan, have watched it three times.
And for us it will be a muzzle for our Kelpie.

Excellent video and information Alan. Well done on taking the time to put it all together. Looked like a great trip. Very lucky about your dog.

Regards Duncan.

Nice job Alan, reminded me just a little of the Leyland Bros episodes, just a bit.

Drones are awesome fun, but importantly give a great perspective of just about anywhere.
I've thought to myself, you could fly / film a swamp and make it look good !

One thing I'm waiting for is to use it as a tool, say look over a few dunes to find a bypass around wet clatpans etc, or tracks that are too faint to see on the ground are usually visible from aloft.

Nice country, and good to do such a detour type trip.
We went through Nullabor going to mid south coast WA in June last year, and did a little detour up to Murrawijinie Caves, also detoured down to Baxter Cliffs area on the way through Old Tele Tk to Esperance.

Will be going back through WA a few more times for sure.

Hi Alan - a copy of what I posted on YT.
Great video brings back memories when I was at Deakin in Nov 2014. The aerial shots give another perspective which you don't see on the ground. There is a rubbish dump about about 2 km's south of Deakin of some interest. While I was there a train came along. It made an interesting photo being able to get the whole train in frame.

And to answer your question, yes would love to see more video's. One of the things I really like about your video are the maps showing where you are.?
Cheers,
Chris

Great video thanks for sharing, it is a pleasure to watch someone enjoy exploring this great country, something I would like but unable to do. I enjoy posts like this.