Great Northern Adventure - Part 10 | Outback Queensland

Day 16, 17 and 18 all fit into this episode. Although it is highway miles, we still get to see quite a bit. Mainly wildlife. The recent rains and green vegetation has bought in an extraordinary amount of bird life. A few things that I didnt film included the Boulia "Min Min lights encounter". It was pretty cool. Also some dinosaur bones.... but I might add them in the next episode since it was right near Lawn Hill.
Also... Happy birthday Silas.
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[@billcotton1551]

at 5:56 whew ,that was close! That is what I call bad luck to drown in that area.

[@kenpickett9317]

5:57 Change of underpants moment there mate!

[@Nerb1]

I had to change them again just rewatching it. Not the best event, but at least I had the camera running.

[@Jackomightyb0y]

Wow, I work for the company at phosphate hill. I'm based in Geelong but it's awesome you guys managed to stumble upon it! And yeah the FSA in the water would burn the shit of your skin!

[@wazza33racer]

6.00 was .........um concerning. If your going to be in the Mt Isa district.........visit phosphate hill. Its quite busy these days.......but it was a ghost town for a long time. In the 1990's the Shell truck stop on the western side of Mt Isa had massive parking for doubles and triples, on their way to Darwin. One truckie came in and looked at the two "large" ladies behind the counter and said "I want to talk to the chief tucker fu*#er" I nearly fell of my chair. There were a lot very cross looks from the ladies, and I was waiting for a frying pan to be launched at the offender.

[@bobdrakeford5731]

Geez! That was a close call on the bridge. I thought you were gonna go over the edge. Very lucky! Glad it was a good outcome. Very enjoyable watch, thanks. 👍😁

[@mikeross7725]

Very cool. Thanks for sharing your adventure

[@JustTex]

5:54 HOLY crap , that phosphate mill was pretty cool and of course lawn hill gorge looks amazing as ever. Nice ending to the vid, cheers 4 sharing sir.

[@wobblysauce]

Not the only one…

[@AusMoto]

Nothing better then getting back from riding on the weekend, only to only watch more riding 😂 Close bloody call on the bridge! 😅

[@Nerb1]

Ha... I just downloaded all my footage. Hotham video next week ;)

[@4bnewb969]

Adels grove and Lawn Hill looked amazing

[@pablodegraaf6361]

That moment at 5:54………OMG!

[@roclinmotomedia]

Damn, that was a close one on the bridge!

[@Nerb1]

Yeah, it was a bit scary. At least now I know what the last words I'll ever say are! Haha

[@6226superhurricane]

phosphoric acid is rust converter, you could evaporate the water off if it's not strong enough.

[@ianferrier235]

Wow that was a close call on the bridge Nerb,scary stuff

[@toby7504]

Nice one mate. A bit of fast and furious 10000 teser at the brigde too. 🇳🇴☕

[@bastientreptel5615]

Damn close call on the bridge also cross rutted in the bulldust had to be a bit scary!

[@bobsmyth6706]

I really enjoy your channel. Love seeing the wide open landscapes. Cheers

[@pjsmotoadventures]

That was so cool to watch, brought back heaps of memories of my wife and my trip around oz we recently completed, Adels grove is bloody amazing 👌

[@dannyhall3287]

Great series love it.F%$k close call on the bridge 😲

[@mountainconstructions]

Perfect Nerb

[@EdenValleyAdventuresUK]

Hi I have been watching your bike trips and they are great mate, have a good one.👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@Nerb1]

Thank you. I glad you have been enjoying them.

[@kevinleeds1770]

Another great video Brendan keep up the great work

[@sasbar187]

That was close on the bridge

[@alphonsvanmaanen]

🙌🙌

[@soilsmanadv6673]

phosphoric acid is a very low pH.

[@Nerb1]

Tom and I clearly failed chemistry. Low pH for acids, high pH for alkalines

[@dadbosworth6838]

That acid is what they use to make Coca-Cola

[@Nerb1]

Probably! Straight from the waste pond!

[@Sp1patto]

I recon it's a sport for kangas like the young blokes who try beat trains at the level crossings. Guaranteed if you spot one it'll always jump in front of you

[@Nerb1]

I think youre right. Theyre nuts!

[@adamlee581]

Nerb, do you lads have any helmet comms? I'm thinking back to the cape york trip I'm sure you all had uhf radios

[@Nerb1]

Yeas and no. Silas doesnt have one. Tom refuses to turn his on. Oli wasnt fussed. Mark, Nuno and I had them. But we only talked occasionally.

[@adamlee581]

@@Nerb1 surprised you all still arent on uhf. Best compromise between convenience and listening to your mates heavy breathing all day

[@wobblysauce]

Comms via UHF works well, they have used it in the past

[@Nerb1]

Yeah, Ive had UHF. I like it, but its no good if youre the only one with it. No one else seems invested in comms. I think they all enjoy their peace and quiet, which I understand.

[@wobblysauce]

I am with you Nerbsan. Though if something happens and you dont have reception for digital comms, UHF is quite good, much better then BT.