Spirit of the Outback - Driver's Eye View - Alpha to Emerald Part 1
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Date: 2022-11-28
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Comments and reviews: 10
Robert
Great thanks tim, At 57-05 i observed a white car going backwards on the right of picture thru the tree's you would not get away with this trickery if the line was next to a busy motorway in peak hour, The longest straight rail line in the world is between adelaide and perth on the nullarbor plains 478 km or 297 miles thanks again for another wonderful vid take care cheer's bob.
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Great thanks tim, At 57-05 i observed a white car going backwards on the right of picture thru the tree's you would not get away with this trickery if the line was next to a busy motorway in peak hour, The longest straight rail line in the world is between adelaide and perth on the nullarbor plains 478 km or 297 miles thanks again for another wonderful vid take care cheer's bob.
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Despu-s
Hey man, amazing video, would it be possible for me to use 5 min of this video in the background of one of my videos? I am planning to talk over said video. Nothing related to it, it's just relaxing to use this in the background: )
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Hey man, amazing video, would it be possible for me to use 5 min of this video in the background of one of my videos? I am planning to talk over said video. Nothing related to it, it's just relaxing to use this in the background: )
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sicilianeye
That's clever. I never would have noticed the reverse footage without you mentioning it. Still works. Btw, I like watching this kind of stuff when I can't sleep at night. It works well. Thank you for posting it.
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That's clever. I never would have noticed the reverse footage without you mentioning it. Still works. Btw, I like watching this kind of stuff when I can't sleep at night. It works well. Thank you for posting it.
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Anmol
That's why some part of the video was edited out so that the reverse road trains wouldn't be spotted. A lovely ride through Australia. This must be Queens land where the video was shot in. Looking forward to the next part.
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That's why some part of the video was edited out so that the reverse road trains wouldn't be spotted. A lovely ride through Australia. This must be Queens land where the video was shot in. Looking forward to the next part.
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Cookie
What fascinates me is how sudden those hills are. It's flat flat flat until about 58 minutes and then BAM! Eroded mountain country. Like an arid Appalachia.
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What fascinates me is how sudden those hills are. It's flat flat flat until about 58 minutes and then BAM! Eroded mountain country. Like an arid Appalachia.
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autos
Driver-s view. Well, in Canada the driver is in the front locomotive, but I suppose if you are - down under- your driver may be in the rear car.
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Driver-s view. Well, in Canada the driver is in the front locomotive, but I suppose if you are - down under- your driver may be in the rear car.
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Neil
Ah, we're doing it this way then? I'll be watching for backward-hopping kangaroos. gniob, gniob(er. that's boing, boing written backards! LOL)
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Ah, we're doing it this way then? I'll be watching for backward-hopping kangaroos. gniob, gniob(er. that's boing, boing written backards! LOL)
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Don
Backwards or forwards, simply spectacular journey, who cares if a stray kangaroo, car or human passes by, Thanks heaps Tim
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Backwards or forwards, simply spectacular journey, who cares if a stray kangaroo, car or human passes by, Thanks heaps Tim
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John
Slow TV of a lesser-known track. Very mesmerizing, even if it is an admitted cheat (for a good reason. Thank you.
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Slow TV of a lesser-known track. Very mesmerizing, even if it is an admitted cheat (for a good reason. Thank you.
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Rail
What camera do you use? And how do you manage to keep it recording for the length of what you covered?
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What camera do you use? And how do you manage to keep it recording for the length of what you covered?
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