Mooloo Pool and other features north of Lake Barlee

[@gerdacoonan7250]

I just love your "no road, no worries" style, awesome !!!. Thanks for your efforts and sharing, take care, Cheers.

[@outbackyonder]

@BigKev thanks no problems; love to get out there when ever I can :-)

[@phuknuckle]

Great video again Alan. Love your work and look forward to seeing your next one.

[@Tastewithnewdrinks]

It’s nice video

[@Tastewithnewdrinks]

Great video 🤩

[@outbackyonder]

Cheers :-)

[@shanethesharkcaver]

Nice one Al. How good is that pool, Forrest's tree and Braziers cairn. You were game being out there after 2" of rain, that Barlee-Youanmi Rd would be nothing short of horrid when wet - (although it doesn't look like 2" had fallen there looking at the tracks you travelled).

[@outbackyonder]

Hi Shane, the road was already closed to light vehicles, may have been localised rain perhaps. They were great spots to visit for sure :-)

[@duncanm6589]

Hi Alan have just about watched all your videos over the past few days. Very impressive. I like the format. Some impressive drone footage. Who knows what Forrest and the other early explorers would have thought of a drone and being able to get up so high and have a birds of view of what was off in the distance. Thanks for sharing. Regards ps I couldn’t quite catch the name of your dog in one of the clips. It sounded like Gibber, if so I am assuming after the gibber stones? Looks like a good travel companion.

[@outbackyonder]

Hi Duncan, thanks for your reply, I agree too, our early explorers would be shaking in their boots - The dogs name is Gibson, after the Gibson Desert of course haha, Gibbo for short...

[@R00RAL]

Your right, the maps these days don't show a lot..