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Speaking Australian.

and the Americans think they have big trains 😂😂😂

Isn't called the Nullarbor?

Those pepper trees are toxic

Short mixed train.

Wow, that’s flat …

Good job I could read the coversation because I could not make sense of the language.

Just to clarify I believe that Cook is named after one of the early Prime Ministers, not the British navigator!

Is this on the continuous straight section?

Amazing...

I did many trips on the Nullabor. Never a dull moment. I've seen it dry and green after good rains.

Nullabor

Went across Nullabour both ways in 1982. Where do the Eagles nest now as all the telegraph poles are gone?

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Not too late to edit the title, mate. "Nullarbor", not "Nullabour".

Train orders and radio dispatch works good

Good clear communication between controller & train.

Love seeing freight train riders hiding in the welll body.Not a common sight in Australia, very common in the USA. Hope they had plenty of food and water.

Nice video

Reminds me of what the Tornado crews used to say in the Gulf War when they were flying over "MMFD" (miles and miles of f******g desert!)

Dang, but what a lot of nothing! Reminds me of when I lived in Arizona. Certain parts of Arizona was the same way. Just saying.

I love the Nullarbor so much.

Shows how really flat and treeless the Nullarbor really is! Thanks!

Ex British train driver here. Do you use the phonetic alphabet at all?

Nullarbor. it's spelled Nullarbor. Means no trees.

When I took the Indian Pacific and stopped in Cook I was told: Human population 2; Flies 2 billion. It was almost true.

I don't see any signals or points indicators either at the entrance or exit of the loop. How do drivers know which way points are set, and when it's OK to leave?

Thanks. Presumably the turnouts are electric: do they depend on solar power? Or are there power lines?

Wallaroo is on the York peninsula, is it not? NSW.

As an ex driver for Railcorp I'm not used to seeing no signal on the departure end of that crossing loop.

0:31. Was this the former NG line?

I couldn’t work out if you were going west or east until ai saw the jail…. #Roundaustraliawithspelio popped in here in #Smoky60Series a few years ago after driving from Kingoonya…

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There is NO 'U' in Nullarbor.

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Its spelled 'NullarBOR'...not BOUR.

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I really enjoy watching your videos

Hey mate notice not every train in your videos has a crew car, what's story there?

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Where are those inhabitants?

Nullarbor has no 'U'. It is derived from Latin & means 'No tree' Including a 'U' is incorrect!

Yeah but why fill with water in Cook? both Forrest and Rawlinna had better drinking water than Cook, Cook had very saline water.

Rawlinna had a hospital ,cinema, general store, primary school, post office, repeater station weather observation station, fuel depot , train crew rest barracks, and a pub( institute) runway for RFDs population was about 120 slightly bigger than Cook. It also had a significant number of cattle and sheep stations that it catered to. Skylab came within milliseconds of destroying Rawlinna in 1979 large amounts of Skylab debris can still be found South West of Rawlinna. Fun facts the post office in Rawlinna also served as a bank and it was robbed around 1978 by 2 outsiders.

Rawlinna used to be the main rest area for drivers.

First learn to hold camera steady.. Thanks it was a small clip..

The locomotive controls seem so simplified ... there's more in my old Ford Fiesta banger - I expect at lot more's delegated to computerised systems

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