Exploring a crash site and fishing near Darwin.

Fishing and exploring an old WW2 crash site near Darwin NT. This particular crash site was an American B24 Liberator bomber that killed all six American airmen in January 1945 after a practice bombing run, just months prior to the end of WW2. They were originally buried at the Adelaide River War Cemetery, then sometime later they were exhumed and flown back to the US for burial.
Lest we forget.

[@teamneveadventures9528]

There’s some awesome spots around that side up near the light house.

[@Luke.Nugent1967]

I am considering going back there this weekend, as long as the wind stays away.

[@LarrysFishing]

Beautiful area and that old cement building was cool, had to move, would be a weird spot for it. Better luck next time with the fishinig, but thanks for sharing the experience!

[@Outdoorstype]

Thanks for this video! I get to see an authentic view of the NT and learn something new. Keep it up man.

[@DrewsAdventuresGo]

It's fascinating how the sand even looks sorta red soil / outbackish aha. What a wonderful way to enjoy a day I say 💯

[@Luke.Nugent1967]

Everything up here is very outbackish and still very remote in a lot of areas. You really need to be on your game up here.

[@DrewsAdventuresGo]

@Luke.Nugent1967 absolutely that's my understanding of it too working in logistics that goes up there. We always say "it's a whole new world up north" 💯