WORLDS LONGEST TRACK-2 FULL LENGTH FEATURE in 4K. CANNING STOCK ROUTE | 4xOverland
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
- A re-release, now in 4K and 90+ minutes. Filmed in 2017 this is the world's longest public remote track - The Canning Stock Route in Western Australia in a Toyota Land Cruiser Troopcarrier. This is a two-part full-length video series in 4K. Part-2.
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Canning Stock Route CSR
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I hope he’s still saying “Spineflex” 👌 ...
An incredible track, journey and scenery..... In Russia (where I've spent much of the last decade) there's a 4,300km offroad track which was used to service the construction of the Baikal-Amur-Mainline railway - it's known as the the BAM Road but is largely a track which you wouldn't even contemplate without a very serious 4x4 vehicle or offroad motorbike. It involves river crossings, bogs and even some decaying/semi-collapsed bridges.... A very different challenge to the Canning Stock Route - but an adventure in its own right. Temperatures in that part of Siberia are often -50 to below -60 Celsius in winter, so you'd have to be "keen" to even think about attempting it outside the warmer months.
It sounds fantastic!
Outstanding, I watched 1 & 2 back to back.
Some of Andrew’s finest cinematography and storytelling.
Absolutely.
I agree, 100% and absolutely true
Paul cracks me up evertime with the tent. And yes Andrew thankyou.
It baffles me that this channel isn’t 10x the size it is. Class is an acquired taste, I suppose.
subject has appeal limited to those who engage in overlanding and those who are thinking about it. ASW does it well though. Same with many subjects on youtube
And aspys like myself (and Andrew)
Simply amazing. There's nothing here in the U.S. that comes close to this.
Thank you so much for sharing this Andrew. Much respect from Colorado. :)
Oh yes there is, I lived in USA for a while, and the lovely New England villages, and the Cascades of the pacific northwest and the forests of tall trees and rivers. Stunning
Yes there is the transamerican trail with is 5000 miles long.
The US has absolutely amazing overlanding tracks.
"David Attenborough" of overlanding. Outstanding !!!! The photography - Breathtaking. Thanks for taking us with you. Can' wait for your next outback adventure. Cheers
What a epic trip of a lifetime! How you managed to cover the distance and still get so many amazing clips of video is incredible. Thank you for all your efforts. As a humble Canadian on the opposite side of the planet I can’t imagine ever being able to do this trip, so this series is the closest I’ll ever get to seeing it for myself. I do believe you’ve done it justice.
Now I know where to go, to get away from covidiots !
This channel has been my spiritual Place. 🙏🏼
Respect & Love.
Both Andrew and Chris in Venture4WD are professionals at presenting content to viewers. Views are breath taking! I started making my own arm rest like the one shown at 45:34.
It was a pleasure to sit on my couch and drive this marvellous country with you. This I think was your best ever.
38:51 ....How's the Aussie accent "I don't go ta Derba springs cause it's overrated" hahaha gold
This is awesome! I found the channel searching as I just picked up a classic Range Rover too
Credit to your filming and editing skills, I can appreciate the time and effort you put into this. Thanks Andrew.
I just finished watching these two parts, quite to my surprise, in one long continuous go, and have to say thank you so much for both the storytelling and the time you spent on the photography as well. I expected to find lots of videos of people just driving for long periods, but your content was as unexpected as I could have imagined. I putter around in the various flight simulators and thought this would be a fun remote area to fly along. I wanted to get a feel for what the region really looks like to help fill in the mental gaps even the best data and graphics can't. So grateful I found this and I hope you enjoy many more days in such beautiful, remote country.
Should i ever find myself in the position to travel the Canning Stock Route it is on my bucket list. You video did nothing to put me off and as i sit in a wet and windy UK i can only dream of such a trip.
Do it, there is many guided tags along tours, it's fantastic.
You are friendly, honest, kind, philosophical, with a small part of exquisite humor. You’re all natural with no excuses.
- A role model.
Thank you for sharing.
Seems unlikely all the wrecks were burned, as the cause of their demise. More likely they have broken down, been stripped, then burned. Any thoughts on that???
Sometimes the vehicles catch fire (especially if it's a petrol or a diesel with a dpf) as they get spinifex and grass stuck in the exhaust and surrounds which when heated sufficiently will ignite - especially when you are pushing a vehicle hard, the exhaust can get red hot. So yeah some will have been torched but a lot would have caught fire.
I had mixed feeling at the end of track....sad that the Canning Stock was over but also happy that you managed to finish it without any hassle
This is prob the 3rd or 4th time I have watched this - I still love Paul's setting up of his pop-up tent lol. It really adds something to the 2 part series.
Watched 1 & 2 back to back. Thank you so much Andrew for sharing these lovely videos and details of your amazing adventure. Your honest reviews are always appreciated.
Very nice Andrew. Reminds my of our Gunbarrel HWY trip in 2004 👌🏼
Loving seeing this again. What plans did you put in place should your vehicle have needed to be recovered back to civilisation? I'm inspired to do this trip myself as a single vehicle trip.
Sat phone + $$$$ for someone to come get you if needed is probably the only option.
Beautiful country! Thank you and may you hear the winds carrying the sounds of this most remarkable part of Australia all thru your life!
I love these long vids. I can relax lay back on my bed and watch them.
Question:
Why does Paul run away every time he puts his tent up???
Is it a South African thing???
Is he scared of it attacking him???
It’s hilarious!!!
Because its funny!
@@4xoverland fair call !
He cracks me up !
I first thought you may have put a plastic snake in his tent!!!
Thanks for releasing the second half. I have loved it twice now! Best wishes
Very inspirational, brilliant work Andrew 🙏
Loved the re-release movie length versions of the Canning Stock Route, Please do the same for your other epic journeys so very enjoyable. Thanks Andrew
Your night shots are stunning… a few months ago I was out on the Nullabor, camped out about 40Ks east from Maduraih, at midnight… the night sky vista looking south overwhelmed my soul…. Simply amazing in the silence with my self….
Huge fan! Simply incredible! What an extraordinary experience.. I vow to do this expedition one day..
I understand what you're talking about when you find the right speed. It becomes much smoother, and you can feel like you're racing in the Dakar because of the speed you need. We had our front shocks blow while driving on wash boards, or what you call corrugation. At first, I thought the motor blew up. There was a big oil cloud that enveloped us and I could not understand why the truck was running with no problem. Then I had realized it was the shocks. We have had great luck with Bilstein shocks.
Loved the videos mate. And the last bit "Finished!!!"
I was laughing for ages at the bubbly at the half way point - using the compressor - only in Australia would you see something like this - classic! Fantastic video showing iconic parts of our great country
And as proven in the Transkei, the ONLY vehicle that doesn’t get shook to shit on those corrugations, is a TOYOTA. NO argument. Don’t even take a breath, to say anything. Toyota.
The term loose lips sinks ships comes to mind...... We've seen the world over that best kept secrets should remain exactly that..... Can you imagine broadcasting this to the world and having the one million visitors all of a sudden taking a canning stock route holiday ? And having seen first hand how tourist respect our continent only begs the question, how long have we got to enjoy this solitude before the internet ruins the whole damn experience ?
Canning stock routes is well known and travelled for decades, especially motorcycles
@@alanbstard4 Yeah...I know....
Love this long video , I can see how much work takes to made it , well done .
The Canning is not just a drive, it an experience. One which I hope to do before stumps is called.
Hi from Turkey! ✌🏼 I am enjoying your videos a lot. So much to learn from you…
28:19 that was some super cool drone shot
some fine cinematography by a wonderful person
Your comments about cattle are a joke, its the wild camels, horses, goats and donkeys that do all the damage you knowlable gentleman
I love that guy throwing his tent up n running away classic. Great vid & story well done.
Fantastic vidio and very beautiful -- thank you
Absolutely loved it 😍
Crooks roll cars onto their roof and chop the cats out of the exhaust for the platinum. They often set fire to them too.
maybe the vehicles get set on fire.. after the have been pulled appart... mmm
Thanks again Madala Andrew🙏
Hi Andrew just curious if you've ever tested the Hyundai terracan and what you think of it
you will find that these vehicle fires will often be purposely light after the car has been abendand from people either for the joy of a car fire or because they don't want anyone else to have the car or parts so it gets burnt instead. I lived in that area for a few years and that was the attitude of some of the locals.
best overlander in the world, wish you long happy life 🤟🏼
Such a lovely film. Wonderful thank you
What do you use to take pics of camp with stars ⭐️ looks amazing
Awesome video. Haha, but "wow" you really love to talk.
G'day Andrew, I'm an Aussie and I loved it, loved it, loved it. I'm also a retired tv person and I would love to know what your primary camera gear was on this shoot. Cheers.
Sony A7R2 was the primary camera body on this trip. I use Sony's G lenses, the 16-35 F2.8 is a favourite, as is the 90mm 2.8 macro. I have since upgraded the camera to the Sony A7S3 and added the 24mm F1.4. and the 24-70mm F2.8 lens.
Fantastic, thank you for such a great look at the canning stock route.
That advertisement for outback Australia at 35:00 was amazing. The Aussie tourism big wigs should pay you for that. The experience out there can only be described and some form of spiritual or magical connection to the earth
1800 kms or slightly less. You mentioned an average of 6-7 hours of travel per day. 18 days... You averaged 15kms per hour?!
Sounds about right. Actual average driving speed was closer to 25-30 kph. We stopped a lot to shoot the video.
@@4xoverland ah OK. I figured to produce a video like that you must stop a lot.
Really great beautiful videos, ... thank you! I am not sure if you have provided (somewhere) or can provide some 'technical' details such as walk through your vehicle setup, fuel qty used (your car and the 200 Series), water qty recommendation, must (vehicle) setup dos/don'ts, was your mate OK in his ground tent? Cheers, Bob
Bloody amazing thanks
What an amazing film really enjoyed watching this video excellent,love the truck it's Awesome, I bought a 1996 land cruiser last September this Toyota is the best 4x4 I have ever bought it was like the walking wounded and slowly rebuilding it replacing bits hear and there I just love these Toyota land cruiser they are Awesome 4x4, looking forward to watching all your video's 👍 ☺
Great 2 part video , I’m very happy your living in Australia , showing us aussies our own country from your eyes and I thoroughly enjoy your commentary.
If I sound like I'm gushing, so be it.
This is spectacular. Simply fantastic!
Like the way Paul pitches his pop up tent!
If you like too see more wildlife in Australia, you should overland in the NT and Queensland.
Another brilliant video ....
Thoroughly enjoyed it. I felt as if I was traveling along the Canning Stock Route.
Thank you, Andrew and the team. Can't wait to see more. 👍🏻👍🏻
How does it work with wildcamping in WA? Can you "just" camp anywhere unless it's private property/national parks?
Sweet video!
This is a magnificent part of our country
I had the pleasure to do this trip in the 90’s
Just fantastic
I know exactly what were trying to say about the outback...
I can’t find the words either
The CSR is just so beautiful
It’s definitely a bucket list trip
I did it in my troop carrier
The perfect vehicle for such a trip!
As always Andrew flims it beautifully
Well done mate !
Great to see your mate Paul with you
Cheers
Every one of ASPW’s videos motivates me to find that next adventure. Well done. 👍🏻👍🏻
And, I agree...I don’t understand why this channel isn’t 10X bigger. By far the best overlanding channel on RUclips.
Wonderful ! Now I know why our indigenous brothers and sisters need to go "Walkabout".....Spirit Food.
Amazing thank you for sharing!!
Absolutely magnificent! Thank you so much for making these extraordinary movies!!
Once again thank You very much for at stunning video, Andrew. Coming from a small country, Denmark, with only 460 km from tip to German border, its even more amazing to see those wast planes, and to comprehend the distances involved.
A remarkable and welcome discovery. I did your course on presenting which hinged on the air mishap in South Africa.True, I know the history of the Canning stock route but you give us so much more.
Continued....surface, but you went North to south and travelled over the steeper edges and got the rougher ride. That’s my Australian story anyway. Cheers.
Lovely trip, not sure I could do it in my vehicle. I just don’t get the type of range we are seeing here. Highway, I get ~400 miles.
To me, who knows absolutwly nothing about all this, very inspiring. Makes me want to go there. One day. As a pleb. I can only imagine what an adventure it was. The evenings under the stars. In the middle of nowhere.
Yet I really understand the amazing light you were talking about. Amazing. A masterpiece I truly enjoyed watching.
Thank you for sharing!
Excellent work Andrew, I loved the campsites! My Idea regarding the corrugations is, all the traffic goes South to north, forming a waved shaped corrugated
That is so good. I just got to know your work a couple of weeks ago and then after a couple of videos I stumble into this one. What a piece of art. I really appreciate the effort you put into all your work. It's so well edited, with with videos for the sound of the birds, the drone shots, even when you're just taking about the vehicle or the places it all just adds so much value to the content. It makes who like this sort of adventures to be aware of the possibilities of customization and also how to plan, what to do, how to do. You make it all very clear, with no rush. In the end this trips are worthed every single moment which most of them you've showed us.
Really thank you from a Brazilian loving in Sydney.
All the best and keep on going Andrew.
Fascinating footage! Great story from our host. Sounds ADD to the Experience like never seen before .., it is a pity we can not enjoy the smells. Thanks for your excellent craftsmanship making this fantastic content!
Watched it before, Watched it now, after 3 years if you upload in 8k I will watch it again. Can't thank you enough for sharing with us such an amazing experience. Thank thank you very very much.
These are the only places left to get away from the KINGS BRIGADE....
Andrew testing the depth of crystal clear ankle deep water will always be one of my favourite scenes. 👍🏼😊 So very entertaining
Thank you for sharing the wonderful sights and experience! Awesome!!
I cannot believe the stunning filming of both of these films of your travels along the Canning stock route. I was in amazement how nature can be so stunning and the night time photos wow. Thankyou Andrew from a dull Birmingham City UK 🇬🇧
Excellent…thankyou.
Thanks for putting these 4 programs together into 2 Andrew. Really enjoyed "binge watching" these back to back.
Awww Andrew you bring back so many memories with your excellent video work and story telling. I must do that track again some time certainly didn't get enough of it first time out. Thank you so much
Stunning scenery, beautifully crafted video. Great job Andrew and company. :)
I was watching with one eye on how much was remaining before it ended… I was hoping for more and more. I could have watched this in real-time for 5 days I’m sure. Absolutely beautiful.
Thank you for these Video's , watched both of them in a row. Amazing scenery. One route for the bucket list. Hello from Belgium.
What an amazing adventure. Thanks for the video 👍. I'm going to watch it again now. All the best to you.
Maybe it’s like Lake Success, in Crappyfornia; the opposite of its name.
Simply brilliant ! I've watched the series before and now I've watched it again. All the best Andrew 👍.
Fascinating, informative and humorous. Well done , Mate.
Emotion . works! it make your content more expresive, more enjoyable. Well done
Amazing thankyou
Andrew, I’m stuck in lockdown in Melbourne and this 2 part series has been a delight, thank you!