Broken Hill to Silverton and Mundi Mundi Lookout

[Washbrook]

Not so fast, at the start There is a small note that this video is running at 2 times normal speed. I wanted to keep it as short as possible but also include as much as I could. Yes there are a few Drips, sorry I mean dips over here.

[CDNRatMan]

 I really had to hang on to the bars for this ride, you folks ride fast. Here in Canada we also have lost people like you do. Here we have signs along a lot of the major roads asking you to "Watch for Falling Rock" a missing Indian Princess, I notice your people are looking for a lad named "Dip" Hope you find him.
The pictures of you were a nice touch, now we know the face with the vids.....lol....another top notch job.

[Washbrook]

Our 2016 CCC rally ride from Broken Hill to Silverton and Mundi Mundi.

Silverton [Home of Mad Max]

Many people think of Silverton as a 'ghost town'; nothing could be farther from the truth. Although few buildings remain, those that stand in Silverton reveal a vivid look at NSW's pioneers and a life lived on the land. Breathtaking views, amazing art, slices of the past and the odd beer all await discovery.

Mundi Mundi

Located about five kilometres West of Silverton, the Mundi Mundi Plains is a truly breathtaking place. Looking out onto the expansive Mundi Mundi Plains, it's a perfect spot to take in a sunset or picnic. The view must be seen to be believed. The wide, flat heart of the Australian outback extends seemingly forever. On a clear day the curvature of the earth can be seen. Of course, a lot of people have seen the area yet may not realise it, spotlighted as it was in the famous crash scene of Mad Max 2. Sharp-eyed explorers can even find old sets from the movie smattered around.

[Note most of the above information is plagiarized from silverton.org.au/sights.htm due to my laziness in creating my own descriptions]

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