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Malcolm Douglas - Australia - Across The Top Again (1989)
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- čas přidán 30. 11. 2020
- Twenty-five years on, Malcolm Douglas retraces his first journey from Darwin to Arnhem Land, across the buffalo plains, through the gulf country and up Cape York to the top of Australia.
Please keep these videos up forever this is truly special stuff. Rest in peace you bloody legend.
Id never thought I would say "God Bless You " to a petroleum company , but thank you Ampol for sponsoring all these amazing episodes !
Petroleum companies extract a resource that should be heavily taxed since it does not belong to them. The laws about land property and minerals and gas are all wrong. These companies are basically stealing wealth just because they have the machines to bore and extract it and own the land. Of course it's corruption with politicians that gives them these rights. natural buried ressources should be national property and extraction companies should only get a small fee to make a decent living like others.
fantastic thankyou . rip malcolm
How goods 21:09 drifting with a trailer good stuff Malcom!!
saw that and went to see if anyone said something, was sending it baha
AWESOME DOC....
Marcon Dougla. Caonabo desde Republica Dominicana muy bueno vídeos con los indígenas de Australias que Dios los cuide a todos
Great episode 😊
A trick Malcolm didn’t show is to use a sheet of corrugated iron bent over at one end to cover the trailer. The same can be lashed to the underside of the draw bar to create a kind of sled when dragging an unhitched trailer through mud, water and vegetation. It can also be used to collect rain water and as a wind shield, frypan and a sand shield when cooking. Versatile stuff. I hope this helps someone.
Great... I never knew that corrugated iron sheets could be bend 😳... hmmmm..
@@peaceleader7315 It’s easy to do. Just put one end in a tyre rut and drive over it. It’s easier if you flatten the corrugations a bit first by laying it on a flat surface and driving over it.
@@glenbaker4024 I wanted it professionally bend for my colonial patio look .. hmmmm.. I might drop into Stratco to see if it is possible.
@@peaceleader7315 It’s called bullnose and most suppliers either have it or can get it. You may have issues getting an exact profile match.
Having spent some time in Darwin I can say that the Green Tree ants are delish!
A snack that follows you around.
That Go Anna is happily rescued.
I wonder if gday gday was still there
You could of said hello
Anyone know what the game was the Buffalo catchers were playing?
Is knifey spoony real? 😂
it's a knife throwing game where you follow the lead of the person before, like playing H.O.R.S.E. It's called Mumblety Peg in America
@@bearcatbbq7891 cheers for that mate. I'll be raiding the cutlery draw soon no do doubt 😄
its like watching an alternate universe where Steve Irwin killed and ate a stingray because he was hungry maybe.
Flol
Erwin had nothing on Malcolm.'Malcolm was a true legend.
He was killed by his wife, for the money and land - sadly :(
@@davechristian7543 Malcolm can be praised without bringing Erwin down
This is wild. Kill biting snakes in water and flinging them onto the bank!
#realmen
Bugger that
Haha no way cars been driving like shit for week or 2 now, just cleared the cake out rims drives smooth as a wet fart. Cheers Malcom
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What happens to the vegetarian/vegan aboriginal people at meal time?🤷♂️😂😂
Most tribes eat meat whenever they can. It's the best source of energy.
This "live in peace with nature" is a myth imo made up by western weirdos😅
Think you would need a tractor to get through those tracks
OMG the buff would be a better meat sores then cows
Me gusta esa época, donde no existía la generación de cristal , que dicen que eso es cruerdad animal y que no deben comerse ,yo no me comerías ha esos animales ,pero esas son sus costumbres alimenticias milenarias,no soy el indicado para jugarlos
Snakes aren't poisonous, they are venomous.
Savages!..