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Tangible Media
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Sydney to Brisbane via the Pacific Motorway
Full journey from Sydney in New South Wales, to Brisbane in Queensland, Australia. 912 kilometres.
Leaving from the foreshore near the Sydney Opera House and travelling over the Sydney Harbour Bridge and on to Brisbane via the Pacific Motorway (M1). Both bridges have tight curved approaches and are both designed by the same architect, John Bradfield.
00:03:13 - Sydney Harbour Bridge
00:26:42 - Start M1 Motorway
00:38:50 - Sunrise over the Hawkesbury River Bridge
00:43:00 - Fog
07:57:20 - Gold Coast Airport
09:08:02 - Story Bridge
ASMR long distance driving.
Filmed with a GoPro Hero12.
Recorded on the 8th of October, 2023
Some edited segments to speed up fuel and rest stops.
Leaving from the foreshore near the Sydney Opera House and travelling over the Sydney Harbour Bridge and on to Brisbane via the Pacific Motorway (M1). Both bridges have tight curved approaches and are both designed by the same architect, John Bradfield.
00:03:13 - Sydney Harbour Bridge
00:26:42 - Start M1 Motorway
00:38:50 - Sunrise over the Hawkesbury River Bridge
00:43:00 - Fog
07:57:20 - Gold Coast Airport
09:08:02 - Story Bridge
ASMR long distance driving.
Filmed with a GoPro Hero12.
Recorded on the 8th of October, 2023
Some edited segments to speed up fuel and rest stops.
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22 Mile ~ flyover
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Loitering in the middle lane when there's no one else around
@@ShunterGM I was going to explain the positives (in my opinion) of driving this way on a road like this, but I’d love to know why you think this is “loitering”, and do you think I’m breaking the road rules somehow?
@tangible-media no need too.. that's your style..
I haven't seen any milage signs.
It's weird, driving on the left side, in U.S, we drive on the right side.
Is Gas, (Petrol), expensive in Australia? In Boston Area, we're getting around $2.859 per U.S Gallon.
Thanks most helpful. I’m sure even my little i30 can make that
5:22:57 - Ultra Magnus!
that 2nd last hour before the gold coast is excruciatingly boring
Admittedly I'm only 10 minutes in (I'm definitely going to watch the whole thing), but I watched the CGP Grey video where he drove a Tesla across the US and was amazed at how people can stay silent during a long drive. Even when I'm driving to work I've got music or an audiobook playing, I'm talking to myself, shouting at / speaking to cars driving past. If I were to try and be silent for 9 hours, I'd probably lose the plot!
oh man, if only you knew how loud I sing in the car... The camera is outside so you can fill in my swearing at other drivers yourself, but my soundscape is a mix of new and old music and audiobooks.
Christ bloody miles from Sydney living in uk we so lazy everything next door love Australia 🇦🇺
Can't wait for the M1 Pacific Motorway to be extended To Raymond Terrace
Whats the max time of recording continuous video by this camera?
Hey, sorry for the late reply. Unless heat is a factor (and it would never be recording in HD) I think the memory card size would be the limit. I did use 2 256gb cards. It's a GoPro Hero 12.
@tangible-media Thank you for response. I sold my hero 11 because od heat and not so good quality of recording at night. I bought iPhone pro max 15.
thanks, feds will never find me here
wow you're a really fast runner!
ikr
Beautiful country
great video :) I can't wait for the coffs and hexham bypasses! :)
Haha…you certainly took the long way around to get to the Storey Bridge.
I wanted to point west, and the loop onto both bridges at the start and the end I thought was a nice touch seeing as the bridges are designed by the same architect, Bradfield.
8:52:39 the big westfield shopping centre that's shown I work there
If you didn't make that detour via North Ryde I think the first set of traffic lights is up near Newcastle.
Yeah, I go that way for purely sentimental reasons and I was dying for a coffee which was surprisingly hard to find at 6am Sunday in the cbd.
I love the feeling of leaving a city early in the morning, starting a long drive, and then seeing the city at the other end after all those hours itching to get there. Also, I can tell this guy is from Sydney by the way he drives.
Not from Sydney, but lived there for many years. I used to commute from Zetland to North Ryde for work.
8:24:27 Wet n wild, top golf and movie world!
wet n wild is the best of them all movie world gets you so hot never been to top golf tho
planning to watch the whole thing - 35:47 in, ill reply to this comment when im done
I can't tell you how many times I've done that journey. It's almost 100% dual carriage way now which is incredible. I've done it from my home town Murwillumbah to and from Sydney every year at least once since 1986 . Every step of the journey is so familiar.
I lived in Tyalgum and Murwillumbah a few years back and also made this run frequently.
Have you ever done the trip at night time?
@@PapiandPrincess27 sure have
Ive done that
Awesome upload. I'd love to see a GPS overlay version too
Idk how I got here but I'm staying for whatever reason hahaha Thanks OP
if you get any speeding tickets in your mail,its because i played this video at x2 speed.
What’s with the audio? Did you really do a 9 hour drive without any sound but the car noises? Or did you record the audio externally?
Cam is outside. I listen to audiobooks and loud music.
@@tangible-media thanks for clarifying
hey mate you're driving on the wrong side of the road
I guess it was shot on a gopro.How much memory did this take? what resolution?
I think I used two 64gb cards, can’t remember the file size. Recorded in 50fps HD. allows better use of the bit rate for recording over pixels in 4K. Hero 12.
Huge amount of time wasted going through the city to get onto the outgoing lanes of the story bridge. Nice vid
I live in Ipswich so was just wanting to get home by that point... Going inbound on the story bridge from the freeway is a nightmare sometimes.
@@tangible-media I understand, being from Brisbane it seemed very strange without context. Cheers
🥱😴
now I can doze at the wheel in total safety.
How big was the file? Did you have some other way of storing the file?
🔸️ 5:10 Looks lkke a very large town / small city ❗️🔸️
North Sydney. I’m always amazed at how they keep squeezing new towers into these areas.
Thank you, now I can skip seeing my family this year. I’ll just watch this and pretend I did that crappy drive.
I don't know why, but driving past Opera House at the begin gave me Locke vibes
5:10:52 time for some KFC. hell yeah brother.
I have good and bad memories driving the same route, wouldn't do it now, too tired.
You should add chapters for each road/turn
It’s on my list 😂
@@tangible-media Oh lol I didn’t even think to check… but why don’t they appear on the video player?
@@astrospeedcuber sorry, I wasn’t clear. It’s on my list… of things to do.
@@tangible-media oh lol i see
Love the area around Byron😊
39:06 entering the real Australia.
Sydney isnt Australia?
Nice lighting with the sunrise. Must have used a half decent camera.
@@newsgetsold thanks. Filmed with a GoPro hero 12.
What time did you leave Sydney.. no traffic. was it a weekend?
I wanted to time the sunrise as I was crossing the Harbour Bridge, clouds put that idea to rest so was about 6:30 on a Sunday morning, the best time to get out of Sydney early. Also, I managed to time it so they had just opened all the tunnels after a weekend overnight close, so that made the traffic even less.
Yay, saw my house on the Gold Coast. Yay.
Wow, amazing you got through the Elanora roadworks almost at the full limited speed without having to stop . !!!
I travel from Brisbane to the NSW South Coast annually and up until a few years ago, I took the New England due to all the horror stories of roadworks etc on the Pacific. A few years ago i decided to give it a go for the first time. I instantly fell in love. Dual carriageway literally the whole way from door to door. Traffic even over the Christmas holidays was nothing. No lining up waiting your turn when an overtaking lane finally came around. Just set the cruise control and munch through those miles. Oh, and the Northern Rivers region of NSW is beautiful.
I saw my mates car near Gosford exit
The road out of Sydney is the best 😅
Pretty cool to watch, like the train videos.
I love having the Japanese train videos on in the background. Really interesting city and landscapes.
Good drive. Thank you.
No problem.
if you play it at 1.5x speed you can pretend you're a red P plater in a Holden Commodore