Nullarbor S3 Ep.4

The dangerous Nullarbor by bicycle as i continue across Australia from west to east. Camping out in the bush as tempertures drop and coastal winds and rain get ferocious.

[@paulinedavis3652]

Amazing places ,you can feel the isolation.Love the clouds the formations are something you don't see often.That green crab was really unique .😂Talk about survival skills ,(You can't see me ) 😆.😂

[@ladyadventurer5095]

Inspiring! Filling our hearts with love of this BIG country.... thank you for sharing your amazing adventure!!!!

[@Lynx-and-the-Falcon]

Thanks for your comment 😁

[@philosophicalmixedmedia]

Perfect blend of cinematic landscapes and personal journey where the landscape footage creates a sense of scale and wonder, while the journey footage brings a personal perspective.

[@Lynx-and-the-Falcon]

Cheers mate

[@Bikepacking]

Cool just subbed did that in 2020 was ment to go back but country went in to lock down

[@VeloObscura]

Enjoying it, mate? I reckon the Nullarbor was my favorite part of my time cycling Australia - and I got rained on too! 😆

[@Lynx-and-the-Falcon]

Yes mate, just not use to these temperatures. Looking forward to hitting the tracks again shortly.

[@mikek3614]

Great videos, watching closely. Crossed the Nullarbor last year with a group, you're doing it justice here. 👍

[@Lynx-and-the-Falcon]

Thank you

[@nathanbates1260]

Epic

[@user-vs8bu6yl4q]

Awesome vid Lee 👌

[@Lynx-and-the-Falcon]

Thanks Dave oooo

[@Richard-gy1pq]

I've seen a few pedal and a bloke pushing a cart. Stay safe!

[@Lynx-and-the-Falcon]

Thanks. yeah seen Japanese guy pushing a wheelbarrow, bloody mad 😂

[@harveymcbride7741]

Very flipping good fifty five.

[@Lynx-and-the-Falcon]

Thanks PPR

[@jarrodmarien3156]

Hi mate great ride - well done, but please get some hi vis on your coat - it’s really hard to spot a bike in the dark background of the bush and asphalt take care 😊

[@Lynx-and-the-Falcon]

Cheers mate. In my experience black with flashing lights is the safest option. Much better to look like a human being then a street sign. Each to their own i guess 👍

[@crossroads4762]

Love the Nullarbor! I've done it once, want to do it again with a tent. I'm the same I can't speak properly after riding big km and usually someone wants a story when you've just stopped.

[@Lynx-and-the-Falcon]

Hahaha, yeah slowly getting more tired each day

[@tommycruiser6052]

The door to the Lord is always open.. I hope you left a donation.. even id it was just a piss up their wall. Holy water! Crazy ride , bro.. It keeps going..

[@Lynx-and-the-Falcon]

Hallelujah

[@gcmuscatman6726]

Have been following your journey. The Nullabor crossing would be fantastic but also with some degree of trepidation. Hope you were able to find another sleeping pad.

[@Lynx-and-the-Falcon]

No new mat, unfortunately long weekend when i arrived in Ceduna, so shops all closed for 3 days 🤣

[@trinleywangmo]

Are they starting to build wildlife bridges in Australia? Just seeing the road signs makes me sad... how are truckers supposed to stop for smaller critters crossing?

[@Lynx-and-the-Falcon]

Only seen drainage drains that could act as a causeway for animals. Not big enough for roos or emus though.

[@tommycruiser6052]

Awesome Lee! The name Nullarbor comes from the Latin word “nullus” meaning “nothing” and the word “arbor” meaning “tree”. However, this name isn't completely accurate - there are a few trees to be seen on the plain.

[@Lynx-and-the-Falcon]

Cheers buddy, yes just recently learnt the names meaning, they kept it simple yet descriptive, hope you're well and smiling.

[@Aachim1963]

The background music is too loud compared to the narrative otherwise enjoyable to watch.

[@Bikepacking]

agree