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For a tour of the truck, watch this video on my OverLandScapes YouTube Chanel: www.youtube.com/watch?v=BaHQp59kT3E.
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Shots straight out of my iPhone... this is my 2018 Toyota Tacoma TRD 4x4 Off-Road truck transformed by the Asheville Vehicle Outfitters in NC to overland and rock crawl... I climbed to the summit of Windrock mountain (traversing one trail segment rated difficult). I then drove down to southern FL.. coming back to IL to finalize the sale of my house. Next spring, I’m heading into the wildernesses of Canada and Alaska, taking a 7+ month photography trip (and that’s just the beginning).
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The Overland Track is an Australian bushwalking track, traversing Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park, within the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area. It's walked by more than nine thousand people each year, with numbers limited in the warmer months.
Officially the track runs for 65 kilometres (40 mi) from Cradle Mountain to Lake St Clair however many choose to extend it by walking along Lake St Clair for an extra day, bringing it to 82 kilometres (51 mi).
It winds through terrain ranging from glacial mountains, temperate rainforest, wild rivers and alpine plains.
Our last bush camp in Bolivia before crossing over to Argentina. We were traveling with Oasis overland.
The original photo was of a whimsical statue seen at the Plimoth Patuxet Musems (Plymouth, Massachusetts ) Photoleap was used to create this image.
If you want to learn more about the museums and their marvelous reenactment center this link will provide information:
Not quite Midsummer, but close enough when for a short period of time there was plenty of light still to get The Overland emerging from sleeps Hill tunnel in good light before the shadows started to lengthen.
V/Line loco N468 is only about 10Km into its 800km overnight journey from Adelaide to Melbourne on 7 January 1993.
Indian Pacific liveried NR26 works 5MA8 Overland service from Melbourne to Adelaide on Thursday afternoon on 29-11-07.
Four of Pacific National's GE powered NR class were painted into this scheme and later NR18 into a newer scheme. Later all would receive repaints and a simplified Indian Pacific scheme would be applied
It might be just my imagination, but I think I can see letters painted on the old stonework. Amgourie tea?
The overnight Melbourne to Adelaide sleeper catches some early morning light as it climbs the grade out of Callington, South Australia, approximately 90 minutes from its destination.
At this time the train was jointly operated by the federally owned Australian National and the Victorian state owned V/Line - V/Line EMD X51 is leading AN Alco 934 on 11 October 1987.
Back then it ran overnight in each direction. Today it is privately run (with government subsidy) and only a daylight run twice a week, rarely loading to more than 6 cars.
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NR118 shortly after arriving into Melbourne with 2AM8 Overland ex Adelaide
Monday 24th September 2018
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Restored and preserved at the National Railway Museum, Overland sleeping car Allambi is moved around the National Railway Museum at Port Adelaide by 801 during an exhibit shuffle around in 27-4-13
NR6 shortly after arriving at Southern Cross with 2AM8 Overland from Adelaide
Friday 11th of January 2019
This seems like a fun idea, until you remember there's not much room to pack stuff you need for an extended camping trip.
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N456 has just departed Keswick passenger terminal with the Melbourne bound Overland on a December 1994 evening, seen approaching Leader St at Goodwood. (Kodachrome 64)
This was taken on our first morning of the Overland Track last week. I got up nice and early to a thick heavy fog and ran down to Lake Windermere snapping away at the still perfect reflections in the water. I managed to make my way back to our tent site after I got a few decent shots to cook breakfast and start packing up. I peered over my tent and noticed the fog was lifting and I could see Barn Bluff stretching out to the sky. I grabbed my gear and took 10 paces from my tent to this location. Button grass is truly amazing in the right light so I used the opportunity to capture the strange balls of grass in the foreground while the sun hit the side of Barn Bluff at the perfect angle. What a morning!
- Lake Windermere, The Overland Track Tasmania
41°46'17.0"S 145°57'28.3"E