COWARD SPRINGS | SUNRISE SPA | OUTBACK ADVENTURES | OODNADATTA TRACK | OLD TELEGRAPH LINE

[@furtherupthetrack7583]

Miriam & Chris thanks for the great video 👍👍👍

[@AussieDestinationsUnknown]

You’re very welcome - glad you enjoyed it! 😁

[@roasty8772]

We loved storyline with Chris once again a good job

[@AussieDestinationsUnknown]

it went on for much longer than what you saw 😂

[@jacquibowen7084]

Very good good story telling Cris loved it

[@AussieDestinationsUnknown]

😂 there was much more than you saw in the video lol

[@davebrown1641]

So many interesting places and things to see. You are going to need a lot of time to explore everything. Loved the episode and the beanie. Love the fact that you can come across a museum in the middle of know where and look around at your leisure and without crowds.

[@AussieDestinationsUnknown]

Yes, so much to see! Next week is our last outback episode! 😁

[@celiabonifacio3912]

Best thing of the outback has to be being in those museums by yourselves 😊 Coward springs looks amazing

[@AussieDestinationsUnknown]

So true!! We get to explore everything at our own pace 😁🤍

[@debbiestorm1801]

Really enjoyed your episode guys and enjoy the way you let us learn the history of the area’s you are visiting along with you. Looking forward to your next episode. 😊

[@AussieDestinationsUnknown]

Thank you! The next one is the last in the outback series! 😁😁

[@Vinceventuring]

The Oodnadata looks awesome, thanks for sharing all this info in your vid, was great to watch :)

[@AussieDestinationsUnknown]

You’re very welcome. Glad you enjoyed it! 🙏🏼

[@brentmcd12]

that was a pretty warm episode !! nice one !

[@AussieDestinationsUnknown]

Thanks 😁🙏🏼

[@peterreeve3030]

THOUGHT YOU MIGHT LIKE TO KNOW ABOUT THE RED PLANT YOU SEE ON THE THE OODNADATA TRUCK AND IN THE FLINDERS; Rosy Dock (Rumex vesicarius), also listed under the scientific name of Acetosa vesicaria, is also commonly known as Ruby dock, Native Hops and Wild Hops. Rosy Dock is a fleshy-leafed annual, that is often seen after good winter rains, spread throughout the outback. It has been seen on sandy, stony and gravelly soil. It is also found growing along roadsides, disturbed areas, wasteland, gardens, creekbeds, ridges and rocky outcrops. The flower is in long racemes, with the fruit being bright pink to red, with a inflated, vein-like appearance. It is thought that the plant was introduced into Australia with camels, either as feed or accidentally as seed in saddles or packing. The plant is a native to northern Africa and western Asia, but is now classified as a weed in all mainland states of Australia.

[@AussieDestinationsUnknown]

Wow! That is fascinating! Thank you so much for sharing 😁😁

[@jasonbarnes5605]

Gorgeous butt ! But really I need to check this place out . Love the desert , so much mystery and history!

[@AussieDestinationsUnknown]

😂😂 🍑 It is well worth checking out! The place … not the butt 😅

[@grahamslaughter3628]

The old car looks a bit like a Humber Snipe .... maybe?

[@AussieDestinationsUnknown]

Maybe! 🤔

[@jase6827]

Spent all your money on all the gear and now cant afford a deadcat.

[@AussieDestinationsUnknown]

Um … wrong. We’ve had a dead cat since we first bought the camera and it was on here. Without it you’re wouldn’t have heard a single word 👍🏼

[@coversadventurecapers2838]

Wow about Strangeways spring. We’ve been twice up the track and haven’t seen the turn off for this place! We’ve added it as a must do when we travel down the track again. Thanks

[@AussieDestinationsUnknown]

It’s sooo good! Definitely worth going back to see 😁😁