Thanks very much for creating and uploading this video. I visited the wreck in the late 70s, and still have pictures I took using a 126 Kodak cartridge camera ... not a 35mm SLR, LOL! The vegetation was a lot clearer around the fuselage back then. Your video reminded me of the walk, especially the steep bit towards the end. There's a plaque somewhere there too, listing the names of the people on board. A few months after visiting the wreck I got to see the other end of Mt. Superbus, near the end of a North-to-South Main Range walk which started at Cunningham's Gap and ended at Teviot Gap. I still have the topo maps from that trip. :)

Awesome Vid mate! Very well documented and narrated. We are doing the walk this weekend 🤘

Nice work indeed new sub here.

Really well done, you have a way with words, and great camera work too

great video! we did this hike earlier this year.... also in shorts, I cried

I hadn't heard anything about this before. What year was this? RIP all who died

a great story ! well told ! nice one !

Nice work mate 👍. The “beautiful Betsy “ up at Kroombit tops is worth a look .. not much of a hike but a good steady 4wd .. very remote 👍

This and all the videos I’ve seen of yours are amazing. I will subscribe because they so good. What kind of camera and editing software are you using?

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