One womans journey, 2,000 miles through the Australian desert, on foot with camels

[bob10]

What an amazing true story. Bob


From N.G. TRACKS


Rick Smolan (http://proof.nationalgeographic.com/2014/09/19/rick-smolans-trek-with-tracks-from-australian-outback-to-silver-screen/?utm_source=NatGeocom&utm_medium=Email&utm_content=pom_20140928&utm_campaign=Content)

[nugge t]

Read the book recently. Whilst the undertaking and adventure were amazing, the book was less so in my opinion. As someone who normally prefers the book to the film, I hope the film does the story more justice.

[disco man]

G'day Bob, i am about to put a post up about Aussie bush icons,and she is one that is mentioned. So if our threads get merged together i will say sorry in advance. I didn't want to post my thread in here as it is a little different and your post is focusing on one person. Cheers mate.

[2stroke]

I saw the movie a few months back, some sort of advanced screening. I really enjoyed it. Even showed a few series 3s and a LJ50 she met on the Gunbarrell.

[bob10]

G'day Bob, i am about to put a post up about Aussie bush icons,and she is one that is mentioned. So if our threads get merged together i will say sorry in advance. I didn't want to post my thread in here as it is a little different and your post is focusing on one person. Cheers mate.


Not a problem, mate, merge away, I don't claim ownership to most of what I post, I'm not selfish enough to do that. As long as the story is told, and people listen. That's the important thing. Bob

[Barefoot Dave]

Movie is quite well done.
The interviews are also quite interesting.