Thank you for visiting our pub ! Always great have travellers call in and say hi. Your support is greatly appreciated. Travel Safe and look forward to seeing you again at the Broad Arrow Tavern 😀
Well you three, a very nice video. I'm always amazed what there is not everything to see in Australia, very nice. Laugh, frightening is only, you drive all on the wrong side of the road. Amazing and that without accidents. Best regards and nice wishes, from Frankfurt.
glad you enjoyed Gerold. We are lucky to have so much to explore here. I guess it would look frightening to you if you drive on the other side. Cheers Katty, Karl and Cobar 👍👍
Oh man, what a breathtakingly beautiful video 👍 We seem to share this fascinating feeling of beeing attracted to old cemeteries. All those stories untold. A great mixture of australian nature and road life, captured in your very natural and personal way. Thanks guys, for sharing these experiences with us 😀😎
Hi Thomas, thank you so much for your kind words. We love sharing our adventures and am glad that we can transport people to places they may never get to explore. We are definitely doing what we love. Stay safe Cheers Katty
"Sometimes you find yourself in the middle of nowhere and sometimes in the middle of nowhere you find yourself". You have taken me to places I love. The cemetery is breathtakigf. Happy adventures... on the road! Cheers, Domenico.
Thanks for watching glad you enjoyed. I have checked out your channel it looks like you go to some amazing places. I subscribed as looks like we are very like minded. Stay safe happy travels Katty and Karl
That was fascinating around Kalgoorlie and the mines. Here's a way to measure the depth of a hole by dropping a stone and measuring the time (T) it takes to hit the ground: Depth = 4.9 x T x T, so if it takes 2 seconds, then its around 19.6m ( 4.9 x 2 x 2), if it takes 3 seconds then its 44.1m deep etc. - use the calculator on your mobile to do the calcs and use the stopwatch to estimate the time (those 0.1s matter). What does it matter? Just raw curiosity I guess. Some day soon, I'll be on the road with my better half. Its videos like this that keep the fire for travel well and truly lit. Thank you guys.
Glad you enjoyed Benny, you definitely need to hit the road and start travelling (you have to much time on your hands with all those calculations 😂) when you and your better half get out and about we will have to catch up. Cheers Katty
Fantastic again. Karl’s description of the plains below Madura, spot on. My thoughts too when we came over that hill heading west on our bikes. So annoyed I never stopped for a photo back then, we were travelling with others who were not interested in stopping for pics. On our way back the weather was against us, so again no photos. And that view where you camped on the edge of our beautiful country, wow.
Thanks for watching Gail, sounds like you best do that trip again so you can get some pictures 👍 Really was a beautiful spot and you could image elephants etc running around down on the plain. Cheers Katty
The best thing I found when I crossed the Nullarbor was there a different tracks all the way along some have water tanks seats & shelter were you can relax
thanks for watching, loved seeing the eagles we often had them on our farm. I constantly bred chickens on my farm that were free range, allowed the eagles to get a feed now and again. Meant they would leave the goats and lambs alone. Cheers Katty
Another wonderful video - and again we got to watch a premiere for a change. Hope the truck problem is fixed very soon so you don't have to push too hard to get back to Vic for the wedding! Safe travels, A&J.
Great video guys. Will be picking up our new van in about a month( much smaller set up than you guys). Ora Banda is up and running again a very dear friend owns it. Will be heading there to help with finishing accommodation for guests. Happy trails.
Hey Bevan, congratulations on the new van! I am not sure that we are talking about the same Ora Banda as that video is only two weeks ago. Didn't seem anywhere near opening. Wish it had been would defiantly have stopped in, probably would have camped there too. Happy travels and stay safe. Cheers Katty
i was there earlier in the late february, i literaly got stuck in one of the dirt roads back there because they had become illegal to drive on and impassible. had to stay at a farm until it opened up. road was still like an ice skating ring at times in places even when it did open up
Hi, I could imagine it would definitely be a skating rink out there when wet. Nice that the farmer allowed you to stay on his property. Safe travels and thanks for watching Cheers Katty
A very interesting episode !!. The old hotel ruins were interesting, there was a lot of nice work left in that, it would have been a great place in its day. A very interesting observation on the facing of the grave site Katt, I have no idea, only to say that they mightn't have liked the rising sun in their eyes !!. Thanks for sharing that, take care and stay safe, Cheers.
Hey BigKev, glad you enjoyed. The ruins were amazing the last person left that little town in 1942, can't believe it was just left to fall apart. Someone has also mention the rising sun in the cemetery. I think I have some research to do, as it bugs me not knowing 😂😂 Cheers Katty
@@nowhereboundtouring Another thought. The lady passed away in 1897, only 2 years after the place kicked off, so I wonder if they were still getting the place organised then. I wouldn't have thought there'd be too many plots taken up in that time !!??. Having said that, you'd expect that they would know which way east was !!!!. Cheers.
@@gerdacoonan7250 I have since learn't that when Mary Anne was buried no record was made because it was early days. Who knows maybe their compass was glitchy 😂😂
Square hole, European miners, round Chinese. If it's got a hollow trench into the hole, it's a shaduf. Sorry spelling. A lifting device from north Africa. Check heritagerat productions. Fork post with beam and bucket. Balanced
thanks for watching, we got to see my family and we are not in a rush. Also we hear that the north of WA is going to be hectic in the next 6 months we can wait go do some east coast 😂 Cheers Katty
Hi Bazz managed fuel at Wudinna thankfully. The tricky was awesome about it. Most people think the Nullarbor is just a straight boring road but it has so many treasures. Thanks for watching 👍
Thanks for watching, we are getting 24lts per 100kms. Head wind all the way 😂😂 The Nullarbor does get a bit boring but it was interesting to see the bite this time. After going across on the old eyre last time which there was no chance of being bored with all those caves etc. Cheers Katty
G'day, we are heading back to Vic to attend a wedding she our family and friends and then heading North 👍 😂 we are very unnatural 😂 Thanks for watching Cheers Katty
Hi Andrew, we are heading back to Victoria for a wedding and to see our family and friends. We are hoping to do some high plains before the tracks close and then head North. Cheers Katty
Thank you for visiting our pub ! Always great have travellers call in and say hi. Your support is greatly appreciated. Travel Safe and look forward to seeing you again at the Broad Arrow Tavern 😀
Hey enjoyed it wish we could have stayed longer. Just posted our website blog gave you another little wrap 👍👍 look forward to returning one day
Well you three, a very nice video. I'm always amazed what there is not everything to see in Australia, very nice.
Laugh, frightening is only, you drive all on the wrong side of the road. Amazing and that without accidents.
Best regards and nice wishes, from Frankfurt.
glad you enjoyed Gerold. We are lucky to have so much to explore here.
I guess it would look frightening to you if you drive on the other side.
Cheers Katty, Karl and Cobar 👍👍
The more I watch your videos the better the production is, the choice of music is perfect and your audio levels are spot on.
Thanks,
Hopefully we are slowly improving over time 😃
Oh man, what a breathtakingly beautiful video 👍
We seem to share this fascinating feeling of beeing attracted to old cemeteries. All those stories untold.
A great mixture of australian nature and road life, captured in your very natural and personal way. Thanks guys, for sharing these experiences with us 😀😎
Hi Thomas, thank you so much for your kind words. We love sharing our adventures and am glad that we can transport people to places they may never get to explore. We are definitely doing what we love. Stay safe Cheers Katty
"Sometimes you find yourself in the middle of nowhere and sometimes in the middle of nowhere you find yourself". You have taken me to places I love. The cemetery is breathtakigf. Happy adventures... on the road! Cheers, Domenico.
Thanks for watching glad you enjoyed. I have checked out your channel it looks like you go to some amazing places. I subscribed as looks like we are very like minded.
Stay safe happy travels Katty and Karl
What an awesome coastal view many thanks👍👍👍👍😷
Thanks for watching Alan, it is very scenic out there.
Cheers, Karl.
That was fascinating around Kalgoorlie and the mines.
Here's a way to measure the depth of a hole by dropping a stone and measuring the time (T) it takes to hit the ground: Depth = 4.9 x T x T, so if it takes 2 seconds, then its around 19.6m ( 4.9 x 2 x 2), if it takes 3 seconds then its 44.1m deep etc. - use the calculator on your mobile to do the calcs and use the stopwatch to estimate the time (those 0.1s matter). What does it matter? Just raw curiosity I guess.
Some day soon, I'll be on the road with my better half. Its videos like this that keep the fire for travel well and truly lit. Thank you guys.
Glad you enjoyed Benny, you definitely need to hit the road and start travelling (you have to much time on your hands with all those calculations 😂) when you and your better half get out and about we will have to catch up. Cheers Katty
Fantastic again. Karl’s description of the plains below Madura, spot on. My thoughts too when we came over that hill heading west on our bikes. So annoyed I never stopped for a photo back then, we were travelling with others who were not interested in stopping for pics. On our way back the weather was against us, so again no photos. And that view where you camped on the edge of our beautiful country, wow.
Thanks for watching Gail, sounds like you best do that trip again so you can get some pictures 👍 Really was a beautiful spot and you could image elephants etc running around down on the plain. Cheers Katty
My guess is that the high country they were camped on is the original coastline, and the plains are the old sea floor. Fascinating place, Cheers.
@@gerdacoonan7250 we thought so to shells all over the place and really old
The best thing I found when I crossed the Nullarbor was there a different tracks all the way along some have water tanks seats & shelter were you can relax
oh so many tracks that is why we took the old Eyre to explore the caves etc and very relaxing although when we were there it was extremely hot. Cheers
Great video guys
Thanks Scott glad you enjoyed Cheers Katty
Another great episode. That camp site had amazing view.
Thank you, such an awesome camp spot will definitely being stopping there again 👍 safe travels Katty
Excellent, brings back lots of memories for me. Love those Eagles they are just awesome birds.
thanks for watching, loved seeing the eagles we often had them on our farm. I constantly bred chickens on my farm that were free range, allowed the eagles to get a feed now and again. Meant they would leave the goats and lambs alone. Cheers Katty
@@nowhereboundtouring I guess sacrificial chickens are better than sacrificial lambs.
Another wonderful video - and again we got to watch a premiere for a change. Hope the truck problem is fixed very soon so you don't have to push too hard to get back to Vic for the wedding! Safe travels, A&J.
Thanks for your support. Will be back in Vic soon, so may have to try and catch up.Cheers Katty and Karl
Great video guys. Will be picking up our new van in about a month( much smaller set up than you guys). Ora Banda is up and running again a very dear friend owns it. Will be heading there to help with finishing accommodation for guests. Happy trails.
Hey Bevan, congratulations on the new van! I am not sure that we are talking about the same Ora Banda as that video is only two weeks ago. Didn't seem anywhere near opening. Wish it had been would defiantly have stopped in, probably would have camped there too. Happy travels and stay safe. Cheers Katty
i was there earlier in the late february, i literaly got stuck in one of the dirt roads back there because they had become illegal to drive on and impassible. had to stay at a farm until it opened up. road was still like an ice skating ring at times in places even when it did open up
Hi, I could imagine it would definitely be a skating rink out there when wet. Nice that the farmer allowed you to stay on his property. Safe travels and thanks for watching Cheers Katty
A very interesting episode !!. The old hotel ruins were interesting, there was a lot of nice work left in that, it would have been a great place in its day. A very interesting observation on the facing of the grave site Katt, I have no idea, only to say that they mightn't have liked the rising sun in their eyes !!. Thanks for sharing that, take care and stay safe, Cheers.
Hey BigKev, glad you enjoyed. The ruins were amazing the last person left that little town in 1942, can't believe it was just left to fall apart. Someone has also mention the rising sun in the cemetery. I think I have some research to do, as it bugs me not knowing 😂😂 Cheers Katty
@@nowhereboundtouring Another thought. The lady passed away in 1897, only 2 years after the place kicked off, so I wonder if they were still getting the place organised then. I wouldn't have thought there'd be too many plots taken up in that time !!??. Having said that, you'd expect that they would know which way east was !!!!. Cheers.
@@gerdacoonan7250 I have since learn't that when Mary Anne was buried no record was made because it was early days. Who knows maybe their compass was glitchy 😂😂
Square hole, European miners, round Chinese. If it's got a hollow trench into the hole, it's a shaduf. Sorry spelling. A lifting device from north Africa. Check heritagerat productions. Fork post with beam and bucket. Balanced
Thanks Rusty, I believe the Premier Mine was run by an African company so your comment makes great sense. Safe Travels and happy Friday
Cheers Katty
that was a fantastic clip cobber
glad you enjoyed Cheers Katty
Travel safe great to follow your travels. Give Cobar a hug from us. GReg and Shirley
Hey Shirley, will give Cobar a giant hug from you both. Thanks for watching and travel safe too. Cheers Katty and Karl
thank you for share video
Thanks for watching 👍
Boy that was a long way to drive to see a portion of WA before turning around.
thanks for watching, we got to see my family and we are not in a rush. Also we hear that the north of WA is going to be hectic in the next 6 months we can wait go do some east coast 😂
Cheers Katty
I missed it!!! what was the town that you finally got fuel?? Gotta love the Nullarbor, more to see than most people think, great vid, thanks.
Hi Bazz managed fuel at Wudinna thankfully. The tricky was awesome about it. Most people think the Nullarbor is just a straight boring road but it has so many treasures. Thanks for watching 👍
Love your content.
Hi Terry, so glad you enjoyed the video. We enjoyed creating it 👍 Cheers Katty
That cemetary your at is at a mates property, I left there a week ago, ish there is actualy 200 graves there but only maybe 40 headstones
Hey Dave, did we meet you? We met three people associated with the place while we were there. Such an amazing piece of history 👍 stay safe
@@nowhereboundtouring negative on the meet,
You possibly met mick , who is a prospector and the land owner Laurie.
How many kms to a tank an how many litres to a tank .the Nullarbor gets a bit boreing on the long stretches .great video
Thanks for watching, we are getting 24lts per 100kms. Head wind all the way 😂😂 The Nullarbor does get a bit boring but it was interesting to see the bite this time. After going across on the old eyre last time which there was no chance of being bored with all those caves etc. Cheers Katty
Just came across ourselves, great trip it is. Eyre Peninsula we did first.
Hi we love the Eyre apart from the crazy wind. We went their on our way to WA. Thanks for watching
Cheers Katty and Karl
Did you say why you are going back east? I thought you would naturally go north...😀
G'day, we are heading back to Vic to attend a wedding she our family and friends and then heading North 👍 😂 we are very unnatural 😂 Thanks for watching
Cheers Katty
Why are you going back east?
Hi Andrew, we are heading back to Victoria for a wedding and to see our family and friends. We are hoping to do some high plains before the tracks close and then head North. Cheers Katty
which map do you use to know where 1080 is ?
We use Hema.
It has most area marked, but not all.
I would think that grave faces the town/country where she is from.
well that would be a good reason, others have said so the sun doesn't get in her eyes in the morning 😂 much prefer your theory.
Cheers Katty