Gibson Desert Journey

[@sharynduncan5692]

Great stuff, loved the music too

[@raydav25]

im really enjoying your vids cobber

[@outbackyonder]

Cheers

[@lyndonmaddison5860]

Again Alan, great vid. I found that tree amazing. Love the way you just head across country. Thanks mate.

[@laurieboyle3338]

Nice work Alan. I love your trips. Thank you

[@nanaylasusan4267]

Omg , super nice. ☺️ I'm enjoying watching this video. .

[@outbackyonder]

thanks eliza :-)

[@jessesands4099]

Keep Up The Great Work Alan The Gibson Desert Is The Real Heart Of The Outback Country Of Australia Probably My Favourite Australian Desert! There's A Book Titled "Across The Gibson" Came Out In 1978 I Think I'll Have To See If I Can Get Hold Of A Copy!🤠🚘🏜️🦎🐍🦂🐪🇦🇺

[@jessesands4099]

I Did Manage To Obtain A Copy Of The Book "Across The Gibson 1978" From A Bookshop In Healesville Victoria It's Also Signed By Graham McInerney And Alec Matheson The 2 Adelaide Journalists Who Wrote The Book And Did The Journey From Geraldton Western Australia Across The Gibson Following Ernest Giles Journey 100 Years Earlier In 1876!🤠🚘⛽🛢🏜🦘🐪🦎🐍📖🇦🇺

[@trickster8635]

Tell it for what it is, Allen. Thieves stole the Beadell Plaque.

[@Katov2]

Good video Alan, makes me want to get back out there, it's been awhile. Did you notice the line of rocks on the south side of Geralds Knob in the drone shot.

[@outbackyonder]

Thanks Richard, yes we saw the line of rocks and had a close look at them.

[@dmcguire70]

There must be an absolutely incredible sense of freedom when you’re out there in the middle of nowhere away from civilisation I’m so jealous

[@outbackyonder]

Sure is and it's addictive :-)

[@thewild1860]

Great videos thanks. Was just about to ask if the shade cloth in front of the radiator could cause a heat issue when you explained you had to take it off. We go to Arkaroola in summer and it can hit high 40’s . That tip about propping open the bonnet a bit could be useful there?

[@outbackyonder]

Absolutely, it certainly slows down the air flow across the fins. (I have replaced my radiator now though for the record)

[@thewild1860]

@@outbackyonder we looking to take our 99 Prado petrol V6 across the outback soon. She’s done 430,000 kms so will need to nurse her a bit.

[@gavinanderson3693]

G’day Alan, what was your method of navigation? There’s certainly no tracks to Lake Blair and south to Tsakalos Hills. Regards

[@outbackyonder]

Navigated with oziexplorer on samsung tablet

[@svenfokkema3440]

Wow, great adventure & video! Just found your channel and have 3 questions (if I may): 1. Does it require specific / additional permits to leave existing tracks and go cross-country? 2. Any reason why you didn‘t check out Geralds Knob first (coming down from Lake Blair)? 3. According to Exploroz Geralds Knob is South from the Gunbarrel and Toms Knob North - did they mix them up? Greetz from Europe

[@outbackyonder]

Thanks, 1. Depends on the tenure of the land, this land has since changed tenure so would now need extra permission 2. I wasn't sure of the position of Geralds Knob so had to get a fix on it via Charlies Knob. 3. Exploroz Coords are correct, it was I who submitted them after this trip, cheers

[@svenfokkema3440]

@@outbackyonder Many thanks.

[@prakash.a9526]

Is this Australia ..?

[@veerasview5139]

Gibson in Which Continent

[@heatherwatson8273]

Did you write in the visitors book that the plaque had already been removed when you arrived so they know that you didn't remove it and that it's gone, how disappointing that people are that low

[@johnbrown-rm8kc]

no need for the stupid Music !!!