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you are welcome and thank you for watching and commenting.

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thank you, I am sorry didn't see your question earlier. Last year did that walk twice, not seen any snake but of course there are. This month will be doing that again twice, it is a pretty scenic route. I think & hope that typically snakes don't see us human as food, if they bite it is likely a defensive response. Hope yours and our hikes will always be safe from them😇

Not on the day we went through and I think that route is quite well maintained unless of course after days of drenching rains. Road has gentle slopes. It was an enjoyable drive

@@jono-molly thanks for the reply. Great video

you're welcome, glad that it was able to give you a feel of the trail

The view from a camera fixed to the windscreen is quite different to what your eyes mounted on your head can see. That road was less intimidating than the impression the video gives

Congrats on your new role in Marlo.

Thank you. Yeah definitely should have a visit. Alot of stunning places to explore

I did this drive with partner going the other way to Victoria in a 1999 mazda 323 sedan which now has 495,000klm. It was slow drizzle all the way and I must say I sh-t myself , but once committed was not turning back 😝 Have to say the scenery was absolutely unbelievable . Glad we kept kept going 😅

@@dirkdiggler9174 did the drizzle make the road muddy with pools of water and more slippery? I guess you were also on the cliff edge of the road going southward

Thank you. Sorry for the late reply. Yes the last stop was the lookout and we cheated, we did a car shuffle 😜. Can't remember how long exactly, it is typical by distance. Spent a bit of time searching for creek crossings. Only the final climb to the lookout was a bit of effort

I am not sure where the snowy river starts but it runs along the Barry Way (NSW) then Snowy River Rd(Vic) from Halfway Flat campground (NSW) till Willis Campground (Vic) maps.app.goo.gl/fnbckdTrj3QqPhnv9

What do you think of driving the Baar Way in daylight in a 2wd regular car?

@@charliebrady3751 when we did that drive the road was certainly good enough for 2WD vehicles. It was well maintained typical of most dirt roads in Australia except immediately after a major storm damage.

Thank you for you kind comment. The 2km was his preference to be sure the bees in the two halves stay apart. Do you know of what distance it would or would not work?

😄I have another software called SnagIt from TechSmith.com that can do screen capture as video or JPG and activate it with a timed delay so that when it starts the capture I can run the AllTrails' Preview. 😎

thank you

thanks guys for the support, your videos are certainly awesome and engaging, the sceneries were wow! It is precious to be able to share your hikes with a good mate. Love your work

thank you for watching and liking it too😀

Thanks mate, you have great hiking videos too. Aren't we lucky to be able to spend time and appreciate what nature has to offer and then to share them with others,

thank you, our waterfalls usually haven't got that much water as those you have.

you're so lucky to be living in such a beautiful area. I am hoping to be able to do the complete Great North walk too by the end of this year and be able to post their videos. Thank you for watching.

Your area too kind and generous, thanks for watching

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that is so true especially if you believe in the phrase "Carpe diem". Those tracks are all out there waiting for us to go to and just explore them

you are very generous mate, thank you. I saw and was captivated by the wonderous images you have shared with us mere mortals. Love your work

Don't they look so different in high tide, serene and more accessible