The chain saw portion... 
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ANy better
Imagine watching this happen to the guy in front of you and you are next
ANy better
Imagine watching this happen to the guy in front of you and you are next
Good thing he rolled his window up. But judging by the massive amount of water that pours out the door, maybe it wasn't in time. What are they doing downunder that water crossings are so crazy? "Sure, mate, 2 meters deep flowing water, ripper!" I imagine them elbowing each other out of way to be first. Good times.
If you've never driven around the midland back country in Australia, it's difficult to explain. Would be like explaining to a European what back country Bayoo life is like. Totally different mindset than we city dwellers are accustom to.
Yeah. I sea
Hey - in most LA swamps, Bayoo is close enough to Bayou that it makes no nevermind...
Educational and cool af
Omg how did I not know about this thread!
Driving through Australia there are "ravines" normal roads go through that flood - they generally don't bridge creeks, they pave right through them, sometimes they'll install a culvert, maybe. One dip had a dated sign showing 194 ' depth during one rainy season flood - wife was controlling the camera so no photo.
Queensland has their own road map to use during rains: If it's flooded, forget it - Flooded Roads Map
Best shot of the roads subject to this brought back is this one. The dip that car is about to go into, if flooded, would be a nasty surprise. So down under, getting a car wet is a normal seasonal experience. Overall - driving in Australia was - well - different than anywhere else in the western world I've driven. They call trucks "Road Trains" for a reason, too.
Passing a Road Train is an experience I'll not forget... lol. Relating the event at a pub down the road "Hit the rough, eh?" was out of the locals mouths before I even finished my initial sentence.
Queensland has their own road map to use during rains: If it's flooded, forget it - Flooded Roads Map
Best shot of the roads subject to this brought back is this one. The dip that car is about to go into, if flooded, would be a nasty surprise. So down under, getting a car wet is a normal seasonal experience. Overall - driving in Australia was - well - different than anywhere else in the western world I've driven. They call trucks "Road Trains" for a reason, too.
Passing a Road Train is an experience I'll not forget... lol. Relating the event at a pub down the road "Hit the rough, eh?" was out of the locals mouths before I even finished my initial sentence.
Pancakes, anyone?
Landcruiser Pancake
Landcruiser Pancake
I can't watch
That is a crime
Bunch of crazy Toyota guys including Shauno & Jocko are back to take on the Old Telegraph Track in Cape York
