Great driving roads - Mt Baw Baw to Moe VICTORIA Australia

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  • Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
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  • @hili336
    @hili336 9 лет назад +1

    its a fun drive too and even better in snow

  • @SEBM3000
    @SEBM3000 10 лет назад +2

    I did this drive from Moe to Baw Baw in my 84 300zx, It is awesome. definatly keep a look out for those monsters

    • @karmicselling4252
      @karmicselling4252 5 лет назад

      Easy Peasy. Keep the Head Lights on even in broad Daylight. When you spot one approaching, slow down quickly and move as far to the left as possible. The other guy will do the rest and probably give you a smile and a wave as he flies past.

    • @garynewton1263
      @garynewton1263 Год назад

      Monsters? You mean the legendary bunyips of Baw Baw, Erica and Noojee?

  • @ksenijavojisavljevic2034
    @ksenijavojisavljevic2034 Год назад

    Shoking narrow road and huge tracks. This state needs basic work on infrastructure. Shoking poverty all over Victoria, even in Melbourn outskirts. Why? Why such poverty? People should wonder why!!!!

  • @krispykruzer
    @krispykruzer 4 года назад +1

    There's only 2 colours in Moe, Grey and greyer....

    • @Psrrrraj
      @Psrrrraj 3 года назад +1

      Grey and drug abuse

    • @danwils2470
      @danwils2470 2 года назад

      @@Psrrrraj I guess you know because you live there lol

    • @garynewton1263
      @garynewton1263 Год назад

      I drove to Erica and Walhalla via Moe in 2008.
      I was stunned at the sheer number of bushpigs wearing well worn trackie dacks.
      The Thomson Reservoir was the highlight of the trip.