What tree has no trunk

Some melb bus drivers are...

What year would that be ? loved it.

Absolute champion!! your barret antenna ...is that due to the bush... nvis???

I remember running AHD cameras off a similar cheap inverter gen and you could see a lot of noise in the video signals.

there is any shop,,of.grocery?

Hey Jim. Were all dying to see a cooking video

The Donaldson pre filter is a must in really dusty conditions… I have been using them for years in the outback They even take a lot of water out of the intake during heavy rain Keeps you paper elements dry! You do need to size them correctly for maximum efficiency

Looks like an interesting place for bird photography will have to put it on my list of places to explore thank you for sharing.

Have seen you on the tube for a while mate

I would love to travel the 12000 miles or so and visit this historic site.

Blokes seen more of Australia on 29" HWY terrains then most blokes could ever dream of 😂

Good tip thanks

Very informative video. We just crossed them in May 23. We had floods in Eyre Creek but these clay pans were less muddy.

Hi Jim Hope you are safe and in good health Keep posting mate You are a genuine camper bushy Love watching your adventures! 🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽

Thanks for your video Jim, great tips. New Subscriber.

What a bunch of condescending pricks!

It only came out after Jim died that he killed his wife and buried her in a mine shaft at Lightning Ridge. They say he did it with a tomahawk...

Gday Jim. Mate were you in high or low range on the clay pan

Thanks Jim love your videos, not sure what you tube are doing but they are now saying l havnt watched any of your shows...so wrong because l have and have been logged in...the mystery of Murdoch lol anyway thanks again Jim very informative very enjoyable.

This is why I don't go camping and traveling anymore. Too many people, rubbish and effluent. Luckily I have my own 30k acres of mountainous wilderness here in SW Qld.

Very nice. Thanks for sharing Jim. Good memories for sure. :-)

does the old bundy fowler still run?

Great footage of sand…well done.

I'm all for giving First Australians a VOICE and a PARLIAMENT. There is an indigenous flag and an Australian flag and I think we should keep both and fly them side by side. 2 differing worlds together.

I remember the adverts from the Australian Pork Industry Council. "Put some more pork of your fork". I do brilliant pork roasts with crackling in my Weber charcoal bbq.

Jim, I like your videos and your attitude. I like this video too. The reason I don't go traveling in Australia anymore is because of the unhygienic state of the place. Between the shit-tickets, nappies, beer bottles and coke cans, along with the music and generators, I just can't stand being in the bush. Luckily I have enough land to keep myself entertained here so I have no incentive to leave. Why would I ? Humans and their detritus are everywhere - except on my place. Instead of me going out people come to me for camping and since I put a strict limit on the type of people I am assured that there is no societal waste left to destroy the nature.

Great clip Jim, but you shouldn't hold back. You should say what you really think :)

Hi Jim. Hope you're well. I enjoyed this video although I live in the bush and have emus around me every day. It was still nice to watch. Thanks.

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I last visited Whroo in 1987, since then I have become aware that I have distant family buried there in the Cemetery, Matthew Pope (19 June 1896) and his wife Bridget Pope (May 1915). My Grandmothers Great Grandfather was John Pope who arrived in Victoria aboard 'The Royal Charter' on her maiden voyage in 1856. John Pope was Matthews Popes older brother. The Pope boys came from Padstow in Cornwall.

Looks Like a good chough nest.

Always good to see you on YT Jim 👍

I was worried your heart failed on ya Jim, glad yuo're still radioing with VK3WOOF

Last time I was away was to Running Creek via Mansfield. Had a 40/20 dipole not very far up. But it worked well. Wonder if that Whroo has drop pit toilet? I’m always on the lookout for a new place to go. But I don’t dig holes for a toilet.

Hi Jim, once you guys had all setup your gear what did you do there ? lots to see around Whroo.

Lovely spot Jim.

Awesome stuff Jim keep it real mate🤙

I agree she was a national treasure, but another way to look at some of that rubbish is that it can be great habitat for wildlife- particularly reptiles.

Miss my Ginger,Rusty dog as well.😘

I used to know kevin hucks

Hy Jim I have Holden csptiva 2 wd 2.4 lt petrol motor 5 years old can I go sround Australia with may car or not let mi know thanks.

Hy Jim I had bifore 27 mgaherts cb bifore and was good cb Super panta was cold.

I've heard about those Ham Radio Operators. I've been warned to stay away. Apparently they can do magic that no one can explain.

Are you willing to sell trinitite from the area?

Thanks for sharing Jim. I have a love for Whroo - been going and solo camping out there with the dog for several years now. Found my first nugget not too far from the cemetery... not playing x marks the spot but i will say within a 5 KM radius :) quiet hacky and its host rock was Iron stone. Pre carona i could camp out there for days and not see a soul, these days it seems its starting to get a bit more traffic. Special place. Would love to see you do a video on Blackwood, Eldorado or Harrietville (my other top 3 places to visit in vic) All with lots of history, relics and shallow graves. Great to see you getting out again.... do you ever get out for a dig these days ?

Jim thank you so much for the story. In 2009 my wife and I drove 30 mins on winding dirt roads out of Gembrook to inspect some Crown land for sale in Beenak. We arrived and found a lady standing by the road next to her car. We asked if she was here to see the land and she said no. Barry's out there now... We were confused and started to wander into the forest to find Barry. He was under a large fallen tree with his butt up in the air. When he pulled himself out he explained he was digging for old bottles. He then went on to tell us about the two murders that had been committed here and there was a post office and a house, We nearly bought the land but it was impossible to get building permits there. We also got the weirdest feeling from the forest before I even met Barry. Very cold, dark, wet, closed in and the trees were terrifyingly large. Not surprising it could send somebody postal. Again thanks for the video. Great story mate 👍

What a great idea about a levey

A bit late on here. Good info thanks for sharing vk3uzi

Jim wear the bloody he'll have you been hiding, haven't seen your videos for a while.