HEMA Top 5 Most Remote Tracks In Australia Series EP1
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- The HEMA Top 5 Most Remote Tracks in Australia is a long term project to comprehensively document my experiences exploring some of the most remote regions in the world.
EP1 - In the first episode of the HEMA Top 5 Most Remote Tracks in Australia we explore Coober Pedy and surrounds before venturing into an underground mine to get a history lesson of the area from one of the local mining legends Talis.
The HEMA Top 5 Series is a long term project to film Australia's most remote 4wd tracks
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I'm old fashioned, a bushman and solo Overlander, exploring the Pilbara where I live and Australia as a whole. I'm teaching myself film making to share my travels and experiences with my 1 year old son so he can watch years from now. I'm also sharing them with you, many people will never get to see or go to the places I'm going so I hope you find them interesting. Enjoy the weekly videos, the solo eXpedition's into the Kimberley and the world longest and most remote 4WD track the 2000km Canning Stock Route. There is so much more to come and I'm excited to share it with you.
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Hi Gavin,
So very glad you put this documentary together with this very interesting inclusion of your chats with Talis.
Definitely well worth doing/putting-in the inverview. I really like that it's very much like a behind-the-scenes expos'e.
So natural, unrushed and refreshingly relaxing (well for us mob who get to be included in by learning about Talis and Opal mining etc). Thankyou. Looking forward expectantly to the next segment. Plus what TheKenworthsar said. :)
Ouch!; didn't expect the pin Gavin. :) But thankyou. Take care with your travels, really do appreciate your style of presentation and the places you take us and things we learn. Good journeying. :)
I loved your comment, thank you so much
:D
Coober Pedy is one of my favourite places! Been there many times and can't wait to go back there! I'd love to go to Talis's mine and drive in there and look around!
Great vid as always Gavin, i look forward to the next one.
Mad Max Thunder Dome comes to mind. What a cracking character Talis is, i could listen to him for hours. Nice work Gav. Cheers Moose.
Love it Gav, give us some more!
Great stuff Gav!!! Loving it. Cheers Steve
Really enjoyed, interesting chat with the Opal miner
Well done Gavin.
Nice work Gavin, shared this video to my Facebook page as well, gotta help out other small creators, love your work
Australian 4x4 Adventures legend! Thank you so much
Nice one
Love the big 200 Gav.
Thanks for another Vid Gavin, great work :)
hi gavin
i have just come across your channel and am loving all your videos and the work you are doing. you give a great insight to traveling this country and the footage you shoo is amazing. I was wondering if you might be able to tell me what cameras you are running as i am looking to upgrade mine .
thanks
brendan
Nomadic Offroad Hi Brendon. Thanks mate, I normally put the gear I use in the description but I'm using the Inspire 2, Gh5s and Osmo+
Oops hit enter to soon hahah. Hope that helps, of and I use GoPro sessions.
Gday Gavin,
It does mate thank you i will add the Gh5s to the list to research. love what your doing and looking forward to seeing more of your travels.
Cheers
Were the tests for Nuclear or atomic weapons?
Keith Haycraft Atomic but I'm a little fuzzy on the difference:)
How are the Grabber X3's working out?
Web Site not to shabby so far :)
The quality is degrading ...
André can't please everyone :)
Canning stock route, for example, is excellent.
André thank you, I'm a self taught film maker so I'm sure you can understand why I might try new styles or techniques from time to time :) its all trial and error finding my own style and learning from my mistakes
Gavin, We live in a free world but, as a former French rugby team manager said: "no changes are made to a winning team". I do not criticize for criticizing, I only emphasize that the quality is not the same, not only the images, the music that has deteriorated, is the content. Precisely, it was what distinguished your videos, the "others." For example, the CCR series is divine. Like all previous videos.
It's not because I think the quality has dropped, that I'll put it in the "dislike" and abandon your channel, cheers.