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Good stops. You picked the popular iconic places of Sydney's CBD.

Such a lovely video, and you are two very lovely people. I was born in Sydney and lived here most of my life, and your video brought back fond memories of places here I know well, but have not been to for many years.......thank you, and please come back sometime💗.

Bon voyage! Glad you enjoyed your time in Australia.

It's a great pey !😂

Looking very relaxed as time is going on

kangaroos can fuck you up when they need to, a cassowary will actually enjoy it and go out of its way to make your day miserable.

Very interesting!

Best country on the planet :)

What a crazy creature - the Platypus

Beautiful music and movie. Every time I want to relax, I watch one of your movie 🎥❤

What an AMAZING channel❤

What a SUNSET!!!!

So beautiful!

Amazing adventures!

So beautiful

Some of the best REEF filming I have seen...WELL DONE

My wife works in the old McDonnel & East building

Happy Anniversary - Love the Bagara/Bundaberg area - one of my favourite parts of Queensland

More absorbing photography! I live near brisbane; but I guess I don't look around as carefully as you two.

Thanks for your video. Spotting koalas is very difficult. You might have walked directly underneath one and not seen it. If it's any consolation, I've lived in Australia for 70 years and used to do a lot of bushwalking, but I have probably seen fewer than 20 wild koalas in that time. I now live in an area with a small population of koalas and in 10 years I have seen abour 4. They are here, but are very difficult to spot. Have a great trip in Australia!

Him calling an ibis bird a bin chicken is absolutely feral! They are a fantastic majestic high flying bird that deserves more respect. Maybe if humans didn’t leave their trash lying around

Thanks for some excellent photography. Thanks for taking us along! Thanks for the singing, though I couldn't hear that clearly - perhaps that's best😊

Very nice video 👏

The red and blue birds you saw at Bald Hill were crimson rosellas.

That tea-brown colour of the water at Huskisson Beach is from the tannins leaching out of dead gum leaves.

Bluebottle tentacles will inject you with a neurotoxin that's very painful for a few hours, but not usually life threatening. Box jellyfish are usually found much farther north, off the coast of Queensland.

And those are definitely dolphins in Callala Bay 🐬. Whales also come into the Bay during migration season, mostly humpbacks.

Be careful touching trees and leaves in Australia. In tropical North Queensland there is a tree called the Gympie-Gympie tree, the leaves have tiny nettles that get under the skin and can't be removed, some people suffer with the pain for years.

I am pleased you filmed the climb/walk at kings canyon as I couldn’t do it, so nice to see what I missed. However I did the valley walk which was lovely. I am pleased they stopped the uluru climb, it was disrespectful to the people who hold it sacred and it also needs to be protected.

I like you and your videos. It is very thoughtful that you have subtitles as well. This one reminds me of my day at Australia Zoo.

I climbed Uluru when I was 5, that's 43 years ago and still remember it like it was yesterday. I'm glad they've stopped the climbs though, it seems everything we touch eventually gets ruined. Enjoy your visit to Arnhem land.😊❤

Lovely photography of some beautiful landscapes. P.s the karaoke was very entertaining! Cheers from Ballarat

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I love the Jervis Bay region especially Booderee National Park . Thanks for your lovely video !

Assuming it's this persons pet

The only country on Earth with the biggest rock in the middle of no where! Great video guys.

19:30 You seem to be deeply into weed, man ;-) :-D

No mosquitoes here buddies. Enjoy downunder!!!

Helloooooo

Yep, that was a fiddler ray, completely harmless.

In the late 1960's/ early 1970's Murrays Beach was earmarked to be the site of Australia's first Nuclear Power Station. That's why the carpark is so huge, that was all levelled to be part of the construction site. Fun fact, it was our conservative party that stopped the project.

Thank you.....your happiness shines through the camera

Roo's that are used to human contact prefer to have their chest's rubbed or scratched than to be patted on the head like a dog.

A group of kangaroos "roos" is called a Mob. Wallabies are smaller than a roo. Also Wallabies tend to be seen on their own as roos stay more in packs "mobs".

The opera house desighn in the roof sections are like slices of oranges if you put all the roofs togeather you will end up with a circle . And all the tiles are modular sections to that can be replaced if needed. Its actually in the history of the opera house and the dutch desighner that won a competition for the desighn of sydney opera house. It is a beautiful city and Australia is the best country/ continent in the world.😊👍🇭🇲🦘👋

Seeing your journey is very enjoyable. the city of Sydney and the beautiful birds that live freely .. very cool , greeting from England

Lovely to see you enjoying yourselves🙂🙂❤

enjoy our beautiful little island... have fun and take care

Thankyou for gracing us with your visit and welcome from Yuin first nations people (NSW South coast). Hopefully the autumn chill isn't too cold and if you are blessed with sunny days Sydney is ringed by national parks with some beautiful walking trails. It's the perfect time to get into the bush for a walk, it's not too hot and the snakes have gone to bed for their long sleep until next spring. Just if you're a bit apprehensive after hearing or reading about our so called killer wildlife take it from someone who knows, it's all exaggerated hype that couldn't be further from the truth. Even in summer you have a better chance of seeing a UFO than you do if seeing a snake or venomous spider. They are more scared of us than we are of them. Snakes will be gone before you even know one was there and you will only see a spider if you go looking for one so enjoy the experience and look out for the variety of different plants and wildlife you might see, not for anything that might jump out and bite you. The only thing that might bite you will be some of the prices you have to pay, especially alcohol.

The Rocks are the sandstone buildings and brick buildings at the southern end of the Sydney Harbour Bridge. The stairways were carved out of the rocks. It just a few colonial era streets, that now have tourists shops, pubs and cafes.