[duncanb]

Right,

So I used to have this crappy Nokia thingy. Then I got a cool Android Samsung Galaxy thingy. And it was good.

Then I sat one day at work and thunk unto mineself: "Verily! Thine new expensive toy would be well employed attached unto the bumper of thine automobile".

And so, I strapped my 2 week old Samsung Galaxy S2 to the numberplate of my beloved i30 and set the video to an old track I liked from back then.

I hope at least one person may enjoy this.



Cheers!

[Shambles]

That was really really good

It looks like a truly beautiful place to live drive through. I see you also get the odd "smokey joe" campervan on your highways


Good post mate

[Dazzler]

Wow.. I really enjoyed that Dun"cam"    Certain bits were very similar to Hobart in Tasmania

I would feel quite at home there.. 

You were brave strapping an expensive new phone to your bumper 

[rustynutz]

Great video, Dunc.....well done! 

[Ugly Mongrel]

Well done, mate. Thoroughly enjoyable. 

[Phil №❶]

In South Aftrica,,,,, It's a wonder one of those mobile streetwalkers didn't nick it. Good video though, I enjoyed it. 

Did you know that the copper electric cables that supply power to the airport runways are nicked on a regular basis. 

[eye30]

Liked the music and how it played along with the speed of the vid.

[Phil №❶]

Hmm, a few traffic infringements there, don't try that if you ever come to Oz. 

[Ugly Mongrel]

duncanb, can you please post a picture of the phone strapped to the number plate? I'd like to see how it's done.

[Surferdude]

Capetown??

[2i30s]

not bad footage for a mobile phone.