Australia's Longest Shortcut, The Outback way part one

Australia's Longest Shortcut, the Outback Way.
2700 kms of some of the remotest parts of Australia. Ever wondered what it might be like to drive it?
I did it in July 2019 from West to East (Laverton WA to Uluru,) on the Great Central Road, then via the Barkly Highway to Townsville,down to Brisbane, then across to Longreach & Winton.
From Winton I returned to WA all the way along the Outback Way from East to West, retracing some of the outward journey in reverse. The whole trip was filmed on a GoPro giving a drivers eye view of the road conditions & the scenery encountered. I also include some technical information such as tyre pressures & the speeds which I found most comfortable for my particular vehicle.
There are 5 videos in the series which most will find boring however, if you seriously think you want to drive this road you will get a taste for what is in store if you persevere.
This is not a road for the timid as it is very corrugated & dusty for long stretches. Nor is it suitable for ordinary caravans although some of the more adventurous, (in my opinion, foolhardy types) have negotiated this road with, I suspect, varying degrees of success. See for yourself if you think you could hack it by watching this series of videos. Remember that permits are required to travel across indigenous lands on the WA side.
If you are offended by any comments I may make in these videos I am truly unconcerned. I am not a fan of caravans & I make this quite clear in some scenes. If you are a real camper who has no need to take your complete home on wheels with you, drive this road before they pave it then the caravans can have it all to themselves.

Видео Australia's Longest Shortcut, The Outback way part one канала Doug Rorison