Nullabour Trains 

Fascinating views of a very remote little town that very few people get to see. Thanks for posting.

Just to clarify I believe that Cook is named after one of the early Prime Ministers, not the British navigator!

Rawlinna used to be the main rest area for drivers.

Fascinating to see. A8ustralia in general, and Australian rail and roads in particular, have always fascinated me. Sadly, I have never (yet) managed to get there.

When I took the Indian Pacific and stopped in Cook I was told: Human population 2; Flies 2 billion. It was almost true.

superb, really interesting

This is an awesome video! I'm a train fanatic myself. Ive been riding Amtrak all over America since the mid 80s. I live in California 🤮 and Ive been coast to coast and north to south. I really want to start a channel with nothing but trains. Lol. I live in the Morongo Basin of the Mojave desert in extreme southern California, so there's no trains anywhere around. To film them, I have to head to Palm Springs which is about a 45 minute drive. Anyways, I'm rambling, love your videos and I'm subbed!

Wow great video. Love your series of Australian railroading. Would be a cool (figuratively of course) place to Railfan.

Yeah but why fill with water in Cook? both Forrest and Rawlinna had better drinking water than Cook, Cook had very saline water.

I couldn’t work out if you were going west or east until ai saw the jail…. #Roundaustraliawithspelio popped in here in #Smoky60Series a few years ago after driving from Kingoonya…

Love to live here.

Thanks good clip

Nullarbor has no 'U'. It is derived from Latin & means 'No tree' Including a 'U' is incorrect!

Very nice!!

Most of the world spells it “Nullarbor Plain.”

Is this on the continuous straight section?

Paul, in another video you mention that the longest railway straight is no longer in Australia. Have I got that right? Where is the longest and how long is it?

Railway work is hard enough, without the heat affecting stuff.

HI MATE!! The gauge here is standard 1435 mm?? Regards from Buenos Aires, Argentina!!

Its spelled 'NullarBOR'...not BOUR.

There is NO 'U' in Nullarbor.

Where are those inhabitants?

tell me Paul why do they normally put new locos at the rear of a consist?

Can anyone tell which country is this

Those pepper trees are toxic

When did the hospital close? On a video from some decades ago, it said: "if you're crook, go to Cook" crook being slang for sick.

Surely "Nullarbor"?

DARRENR 🏠 have OK yes

First learn to hold camera steady.. Thanks it was a small clip..

Interesting little video about Paul’s refueling stop at Cook. With only 20 comments, you’d think Paul would answer some of the questions by now? I have a few, but won’t ask since he doesn’t seem to care about the commenters. Have a good day commenters. 🙂🚂

Fascinating! Here's what Wikipedia has to say about Cook: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cook,_South_Australia