cape york 1972, leyland brothers world complete episode 'trek to the top'

Full episode containing four-wheel-driving action and on-foot exploration, including fantastic film of wild animals.

[@danielb8901]

Thank you. The Leyland Brothers were real trail blazers I used to love their shows on TV.

[@bertskidmore5506]

Wow thanks for sharing, this isso much better than any modern day 4wd show..

[@mokespider838]

WOW !!! Thanks heaps for this. The Leyland Bros " Off the Beaten Track " movies were certainly what got me going exploring. Their early stuff like this though is so hard to come across, it's a shame that it seems locked away these days. True pioneers and real adventure.

[@jessesands4099]

Remember Stopping And Viewing The Aboriginal Rock Art At Laura In 1997 During The Cape York Safari I Went On! Magnificent Paintings Well Worth Seeing!🤔⛰️🇦🇺

[@AllTerrainAction]

What I find amazing is I've watched quite a few of the videos from the Leyland Brothers and everyone carry's on about expensive fit outs, pricey winches etc. We adventure with 2 hand winches, recovery boards and common sense in attacking tracks. We've gone places you'd never believe in our modified brake lock differential Holden AWD Wagons you'd never believe possible, only people we meet on our travels truly know how amazing it is when they see it with their own eyes. We're back at basics and Leyland Brothers really show in many of the videos available on KZbin exactly how it can be done. 👌

[@petertheodore1860]

Absolutely awsome cheers

[@marianzaha]

When the men were men, and over the top "health & safety" was not invented. Such a relaxing film for couch explorers like me :). Respect!

[@heftymerv]

We used to watch these when we were kids, pioneering days back then. Its amazing what they accomplished without the luxuries we have to day with winches on most vehicles and diff locks. Would have been bloody awesome.

[@ozwasp]

I remember watching this as a kid back in the 80s.... I thought they were crazy but was also inspired

[@jessesands4099]

So Glad I Decided To Watch The Full Version Of The Leyland Brothers Cape York Trek Documentary From 1972!🤗🤠🎥🎞️🚘🏞️🌴🐊🇦🇺

[@guyfitzgerald9730]

EPIC

[@jessesands4099]

I'm Lucky I've Never Had To Deal With Leeches! A Constant Worry When You Are Travelling In Tropical Australia!😒🏞️🌴🐌🐍🐊🐸🇦🇺

[@maosung5219]

۱۴۰۲~۴~۲۴🌸💥😥💥🌻

[@WhosAGoodDogue]

Leeches can literally be a pain. Back in the day, the best thing to wear to prevent the buggers getting at you is womans tights (yes, pantyhose). Nowadays there are things called ''leech socks'' which reduce the amount you collect as you go along, but smaller leeches can still get through the material. Tights/pantyhose have a very tiny weave, and so despite the leeches sticking, they are much easier to get off. Socks can only go knee high...but womans tights go right up with an elastic waistband. Doesn't stop them on your arms or face, but it's yer feet and legs that pick up the majority of them. (You could wear tights over your head, covering your face (and look like a bank robber), but I've never gone that far. I shudder at the thought of a leech getting under my eyelid or attaching to the eye itself. So - if you are out walking through rainforest or crossing wet leech infested areas, always carry numerous pairs of womans tights/pantyhose in your kit (they rip/tear easily). They take up almost no room at all and can help keep your blood where it belongs: inside your body, and not in the stomach of a leech.

[@russell62790]

Also gives the curious bloke a good excuse.

[@jay75rv]

Aaahhh.. the days when there was no 10 gallon cowboy hat clad and Ipad toting 4X4 "experts"as per wanker shows today teaching us amateurs how it's done...

[@davydoo81]

I hate to knit pick, but that’s the front diff they shredded, not the Salisbury rear..