@@robosborne6514 Thankyou very much, there’s thousands still undamaged. Very common around the early gold field camps. There’s heaps scattered all along the old rail lines also.
Amazing the bottle wasnt broken, previously one of my fathers friends allowed some bottle collectors onto his station up that way, they visited one of the old coach stops on his station, he visted afted and found only smashed bottles remained, we guessed they already had them so wanted to ensure no one else could have one and theirs would be worth more, selfish scumbags.
@@phatpizza610 there are hundreds of thousands up there, they aren’t smashed by people for those reasons, they are pushed off to the side by machines so prospectors can detect for gold underneath. The goldfields are littered with them.
@@Neb_38 Thankyou very much, I’m glad u enjoyed it and appreciate the compliment! It’s definitely a winter trip! Haha I was getting 30 degree nights up there in July/August. As for the route it’s not too hard at all, apps like Wiki camps have most of the points of interest marked. Nullagine to Marble bar is just one straight road, maybe 120km? Just watch out for cows! Haha.
Awesome Trip & Adventure, Beautiful Country out there.
Good to see some of the early bottles undamaged
@@robosborne6514 Thankyou very much, there’s thousands still undamaged. Very common around the early gold field camps.
There’s heaps scattered all along the old rail lines also.
Love how vast the land is and the colours. 🇦🇺
I like the way you speed up the sky and see the clouds passing over ❤ your footage is amazing 🤩 ♥️♥️
@@KimMoyle Thankyou mum!
Great camera and drone shots.💯
@@3goldfinger Thankyou I appreciate that!
Amazing the bottle wasnt broken, previously one of my fathers friends allowed some bottle collectors onto his station up that way, they visited one of the old coach stops on his station, he visted afted and found only smashed bottles remained, we guessed they already had them so wanted to ensure no one else could have one and theirs would be worth more, selfish scumbags.
@@phatpizza610 there are hundreds of thousands up there, they aren’t smashed by people for those reasons, they are pushed off to the side by machines so prospectors can detect for gold underneath. The goldfields are littered with them.
Top ride mate,I head over there every year and be doing the same next year, will be taking my bike this time as have a new van to mount it on..
@@detrackozi6292 you won’t regret it! Some really nice rides to be had around those parts! Do u prospect?
Mint video 🤘🏻
@@getemout83 Thankyou very much! Still learning a lot about editing, trying my best to improve a little each time.
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Nice one bro
@@SAIYAN_DK Thankyou Mitch ya mad dawg!
@@BCW93 can’t wait to get a bike and pop wheelies and jump speed humps Bro
Great video, thanks mate. I'm keen to head out that way myself at some point, likely next winter. Was it difficult to put the route together?
@@Neb_38 Thankyou very much, I’m glad u enjoyed it and appreciate the compliment! It’s definitely a winter trip! Haha I was getting 30 degree nights up there in July/August.
As for the route it’s not too hard at all, apps like Wiki camps have most of the points of interest marked. Nullagine to Marble bar is just one straight road, maybe 120km? Just watch out for cows! Haha.
@BCW93 awesome, thanks :) I'll keep an eye on your channel. I'm pretty new to WA so always keen for ride ideas!
@@Neb_38 Thankyou, I’ll hopefully get a couple more vids up over the next couple of weeks
Throws those vintage bottles EEEEk they are worth some good money.
@@Thataussiebattler 15 bucks on eBay