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The old Ghan railway, Oodnadatta Track, Australia

The old Ghan railway, Oodnadatta Track, Australia

Where
between Carrieton and Marree, Australia
When
Trip
Trip 4 · India / Asia / Australia · 2010-2011
Foto
37 of 101

Read the story: Oodnadatta Track from Marree to Marla On the route map

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· by Phil · EN New personal records in transportation Motorcycle transportation from Bangkok (Thailand) to Melbourne (Australia). A rough guide. · by Phil · EN Australia free solo – 1 – the beginning In a much too big country with a way too small motorcycle. · by Phil · EN The cat on the roof The story about an initially planned one day stay in Broken Hill. · by Phil · EN Oodnadatta Track from Marree to Marla A short play in one act for six persons. · by Phil · EN Australia free solo – 2 – Oodnadatta track The motorcycle gets smaller. · by Phil · EN A story of hope Nothing could have expressed the work of Barry and Mike better than a double rainbow in the sky above Warakurna Roadhouse as… · by Phil · EN Great Central Road Over 1’100 kilometers on a gravel road through the heartland of Australia. · by Phil · EN Emergency at Tjukayirla Roadhouse Imagine a heart attack in the middle of nowhere. 300 kilometers gravel road to the west and 800 kilometers to the east. · by Phil · EN Australia by motorcycle A comprehensive list of reasons, why to travel Australia by motorcycle. · by Phil · EN The Extremist There is nothing spectacular about traveling the world by motorcycle, not the way I’m doing it. Well, that’s what I thought… · by Phil · EN Learn from the locals An advantage of traveling with foreign number plates is to be spotted from friendly locals who spontaneously start a… · by Phil · EN Deep down under It took Australia four hours to remind me why I seriously thought about leaving this continent prematurely. · by Phil · EN Australia free solo - 3 - looking for a reason My light speed experiment to find what we’re looking for: the meaning of life. · by Phil · EN Australia free solo - 4 - finding mojo Every meter of the last hundred kilometers gravel road in Australia make me grow stronger. That’s exactly what I’m here for. · by Phil · EN Land of extreme Somehow unexpected, Australia turned out to be the land of extreme in any way. An unfiltered look back.