Elachbutting Nature Reserve

3 Amazing places to visit for free! || Central Wheatbelt || WA

Located in the Central Wheatbelt, are some amazing landscapes and places that are not so well known. In this video, we cover just a few of the beautiful sights, as well as some CBH wheat-bins, Bonnie Rock and Mukinbudin.

Each location in this video are on or close to The Wheatbelt Way circuit, accessible with caravans, and is within a 80km radius of Mukinbudin, WA, 6479

Locations:
1. Beringbooding Rock - Largest water catchment in Australia!
2. Elachbutting Rock Well & Reserve
3. Chiddarcooping Nature Reserve
4. Mukinbudin
5. Bonnie Rock

Music:

The Shire of Westonia, Western Australia | A Cinematic Travel Film by Carr and Drone |

This short cinematic travel video was shot entirely in the Shire of Westonia, Western Australia. Equipment used includes the DJI Mavic Pro, Mavic Pro 2, Mavic Pro Zoom, Sony Alpha 6300, Zhiyun Crane V1 & Rode Video Mic Pro Plus.

Locations:
0:01 - Sandford Rocks
0:08 to 0:24 - Baladgie Rock
0:25 to 0:34 - Chiddarcooping Nature Reserve
0:35 to 0:45 - Sandford Rocks
0:46 to 1:04 - Harvest at various locations in the Shire
1:05 to 1:10 - Townsite bowls
1:11 to 1:18 - Townsite Caffee
1:19 - Townsite Museum
1:20 - Townsite Church
1:21 - Townsite Main Street
1:22 to 1:32 - Elachbutting Rock
1:33 - Townsite Main Street
1:34 to 1:41 - Wildflowers at various locations in the Shire
1:42 to 1:43 - Canola at various locations in the Shire
1:44 to 1:55 - Townsite pool, tennis courts, museum
1:56 to 2:27 - Gold mine less than 5km from townsite
2:27 to end - Aerial view of Westonia Townsite

Edited with Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects

Other feature videos:
Vivien Undeground mine:
Gold Mining Mt Magnet:
Gold Mining Edna May:
Seeding Australia:
Cunderdin Harvest:
Mukinbudin by drone:

Elachbutting Rock 2018

A short trip away with friends to Elachbutting Rock in the central wheatbelt of Western Australia. Great camping with great friends.

Dirt, music, fire, dance

On a walk in the Elachbutting Reserve, northeast of Mukinbudin in the Eastern Wheatbelt of Western Australia, members of Great Walk Network frolicked next to a huge rock.