Spectacular Flinders Ranges Part 2 - Quorn to Hawker and Wilpena Pound. Travelling Outback Tracks

Part Two of our journey through the spectacular Flinders Ranges in outback South Australia. We travel from Quorn to Hawker, Rawnsley Park and Wilpena Pound in Ikara-Flinders Ranges National Park.

[@doughunwick766]

best photography presentation I have found

[@magfoss1]

Very happy to hear that you enjoyed the video. It’s a spectacular part of the country.

[@bcd689]

that was amazing, so informative ! Thankyou for taking the time to upload this. The best i've seen by far

[@magfoss1]

Glad that you enjoyed it. The Flinders is one of our favourite places.

[@wendytaylor3486]

We have just found your videos, loving the photography and information offered.

[@gailwynne6135]

Very lovely trip I enjoyed it all thank you. God Bless you both.

[@christineoneill5400]

Just beautiful 😍

[@magfoss1]

It is a wonderful part of Australia.

[@trevorgreen2370]

Thank you for your videos. They provide relevant interesting information about the location and history. Really enjoyed them. Thank you

[@magfoss1]

Thank you for your kind comments. Maybe I’m strange in that I think videos should be more than just product placement.

[@Adsventures]

Don't change I love your style of video that you guys produce, Wonderful photographs. I'm an ex Kakadu and Kimberley tour guide and I appreciate what you do.

[@magfoss1]

Yhanks for supportive and encouraging comments. We try hard and hope the videos will keep getting better and better.

[@tutoringservices8387]

Hi David. Thanks for such an informative and beautifully presented video. Have now viewed it a couple of times and learnt something new each time. I do have a private question to ask you - are you the David Foster related to Marg and Don Gillies? Would love it if you could let me know yay or nay. Happy travels.

[@noproblem2big337]

Great video you deserve more subs👍

[@magfoss1]

Thanks for your kind comments. There are more videos to come as we get back into travelling.

[@paulallen6364]

Hello David and Noelene, Thanks for an absorbing travel guide of The Flinders Ranges from Quorn to Wilpena Pound. Many interesting features beyond a travel video..excellent local history and fine stills photography. Particularly engaging was the rolling view from the dash board as you took us through gorges and blissful landscapes. The hovering aerials were excellent but it was your strong narrative and presence that set this video apart. We look forward to following more of your adventures with candour, humour and fact. Regards Paul and Shirley Allen

[@magfoss1]

Great to hear that you like our little videos. The support is appreciated. NandD

[@karenpeterson4740]

What a delight to discover your videos ... Noelene, you haven't changed a bit since we worked together at Brighton all those years ago! I hope to cross paths with you while travelling so we can catch up over a drink (or two)

[@robertwatson6346]

Dear D&N - Beauty, and enjoyment appropriately combine with melancholy. For me, many memories evoked, plus informative historical commentary. Technically excellent, supplemented by drone perspective. Thanks from Bob (also Bonnie)

[@magfoss1]

Thanks B&B Glad that you enjoyed it. Part three of the Flinders trip is coming soon NandD

[@sampappalardo949]

Hi D & N Once again a great vidio. Can't remember the last time I saw an old tea chest like that one. love the tree with all the shoes. We had a "very rare" gumboot tree on Mission Beach road a few years ago. Spectactular scenery and loved the drone work. Stay safe.

[@magfoss1]

Thanks for the comment comments, Sam. There are a number of shoe trees, bra trees and other weird things spread around the country. NandD

[@GBarchy]

Is the Flinders Ranges dog friendly?

[@magfoss1]

Yes and no. It depends on where you go. The national parks, Warraweena and Arkaroola private reserves and possibly some of the station stays are dog free. Most of the rest of the are are OK. It all depends on where you go and what you want to do. It really is a fabulous and magnificent scenic area.

[@peterfinlayson1348]

As someone who is about to visit the Flinders Ranges for the first time I have been searching for You Tube videos that might show me some of the things that we should do when we are there. Whilst the content of your videos might be useful, I just find the monotonous delivery too much to bear and only get a few seconds in before choosing another similar video. Not trying to be a keyboard warrior or anything, it’s just meant as some feedback that might help. I may be on my own here judging by the few positive comments you’ve received, but I think not.