Hi Mick. Thanks for another great video. I have visited and plan to return to a lot of places you are showing. Got to support our country communities. Travel Safe and Enjoy 👍🏼🇦🇺
Merci Mick pour ces images incroyables d'inondation. Certes le reflet des nuages dans l'eau est somptueux 😮, mais le malheur qui touche les inondés me rend profondément triste 😥. Merci Mick et bon courage chers amis Australiens.
G'day Mick and Sally, Absolutely beautiful pictures of the flood waters. Way better than any other drone footage that I have seen of them on You-tube. The comparisons put it all in perspective. I can remember the 1956 floods as a 12 YO school boy on regular holidays at Mannum, and thanks for taking us over the Lyrup ferry to see the other side of the river there in particular the SS Ellen park camp ground. Cheers Ken
G'day Mick Good to see you still out and about caravanning with your wife. Great footage being covered in this series. I had a day trip recently to the Riverland and was blown away by the amount of water. I hope to spend the Australia day long weekend up there to support some Riverland businesses where I can. Keep up the good work on the channel. I will be watching when I can. Cherrs Damian
To talk abut the water in the Riverland is one thing, to see it is something different for sure. Glad you are liking the series that we have done & have a great time up that way for the Australia Day long weekend.
Thank you for showing these towns as well. It really puts into perspective the size of the flooded area. I am wondering just how many times they could fill Sydney harbour with this lot of water. We had horrific floods here in the western Sydney flood plains but in area, nothing like the Murray, the biggest difference was that the Government had allowed the area to be filled with suburbs putting more pressure on the plains & so we had thousands of homeless people losing everything, however the floods had come & gone within a week or two at most whereas here I have been watching the waters rise & cover vast tracks of land & infrastructure since the beginning of December & still they lay under water so the damage will be greater & more long lasting. As a nation we never learn!! Greed always gives way to wisdom.
Another great documentation. You made mention of the swans and ducks enjoying the floods. Considering much of the bird life has small offspring at this time of year they should stand a good chance of survival not having to cope with the less intelligent operators of high powered water craft. Although unfortunate for a lot of people and industry mother nature is having chance to reset.
Hi Mick and Sally love the show, Jez and I are 60 this year and have decided to start getting away with our camper a bit more and filming our adventures and putting them onto our page out and about with Jonno and Jez so our family can see what we are up to, I have a GoPro 10 and a DJI mini 2, I am also about to get a Sony ZV 1F, what I am having trouble with is finding a good editing package, do you have some suggestions that might be helpful and a good reasonably easy to use package. Cheers Jonno and Jez
I use an editing prog that is called PowerDirector 365. Search the internet and you can view what it has to offer. It is a monthly subscription which is the only downside to it. They have a TH-cam channel that you can watch to learn how to use it. Good luck with it all, let me know the channel address when you get it up and running.
Unfortunately, 1800"s settlement began at the river for water supplies. Have had several floods since, yet we still like to live close to the water and knowing the past and ignoring the possible future. Sad, but true. Now consequently is a huge burden on Councils, State and Australian governments.And all persons Australia wide Insurance policy $ rises. Water Catchment, would have been so wonderful for this arid country if waters was contained to be released later. Pardon if I seem out of line with my text, but the above will never be rectified, and Mother Nature never tells her plans. Good Luck to all the effected people and livestock.
What is the make and model of the drone you are using please. I am wanting to hit the road in a couple of months and want to purchase one, but have no idea which is best as there are so many out there. thanks in advance
As a Victorian how one flood can effect so many people for so long , it like the gift that keeps giving , unfortunately it looks like the water will recede just as slowly , i feel sorry for the people who have property submerged and are waiting to get back to survey the damage .
Another high quality historic recording. Thanks
Thanks Jill
Hi Mick. Thanks for another great video. I have visited and plan to return to a lot of places you are showing. Got to support our country communities. Travel Safe and Enjoy 👍🏼🇦🇺
Thank you, great stuff.
Love the video and especially the comparisons. Thank you!
Thank you, glad you liked them
Nice reporting 👍
Thanks for watching.👍
Merci Mick pour ces images incroyables d'inondation. Certes le reflet des nuages dans l'eau est somptueux 😮, mais le malheur qui touche les inondés me rend profondément triste 😥. Merci Mick et bon courage chers amis Australiens.
It is very sad for those who have shacks and home where the water has reached the inside of their houses, so sad.
@@justcruisinwithmicksally837 👍
G'day Mick and Sally, Absolutely beautiful pictures of the flood waters. Way better than any other drone footage that I have seen of them on You-tube. The comparisons put it all in perspective. I can remember the 1956 floods as a 12 YO school boy on regular holidays at Mannum, and thanks for taking us over the Lyrup ferry to see the other side of the river there in particular the SS Ellen park camp ground.
Cheers Ken
Thank you, glad you liked it.
Hi Mick have been watching your videos for awhile now and both my wife and myself are impressed with the quality of your videos. Cheers
Thank you, glad you like them. It is just a hobby that Sally suggested I do to give me something to do while not at work.
Lol how do you fit it all in
@@davidgirdham1439 😄😄😄
G'day Mick
Good to see you still out and about caravanning with your wife.
Great footage being covered in this series.
I had a day trip recently to the Riverland and was blown away by the amount of water.
I hope to spend the Australia day long weekend up there to support some Riverland businesses where I can.
Keep up the good work on the channel.
I will be watching when I can.
Cherrs
Damian
To talk abut the water in the Riverland is one thing, to see it is something different for sure. Glad you are liking the series that we have done & have a great time up that way for the Australia Day long weekend.
Thank you for showing these towns as well. It really puts into perspective the size of the flooded area. I am wondering just how many times they could fill Sydney harbour with this lot of water. We had horrific floods here in the western Sydney flood plains but in area, nothing like the Murray, the biggest difference was that the Government had allowed the area to be filled with suburbs putting more pressure on the plains & so we had thousands of homeless people losing everything, however the floods had come & gone within a week or two at most whereas here I have been watching the waters rise & cover vast tracks of land & infrastructure since the beginning of December & still they lay under water so the damage will be greater & more long lasting. As a nation we never learn!! Greed always gives way to wisdom.
So much water and flooding Australia wide at the moment as well as last yer, hopefully they may learn.
All the best broo
Same to you Bruz
Great video - I lived in Berri in 1974 - this flood is way bigger. Cheers
Yes, this one is a big one.
Very impressive great having the before and after shots Mick.
Cheers, glad you liked it.
great job it is so sad to see all the flooding I use to live out on 26th street in remark its probably under water now keep up the good vlogs
Thank you, mother nature working overtime.
Another great documentation. You made mention of the swans and ducks enjoying the floods. Considering much of the bird life has small offspring at this time of year they should stand a good chance of survival not having to cope with the less intelligent operators of high powered water craft. Although unfortunate for a lot of people and industry mother nature is having chance to reset.
Thank you, the river at the moment is just so great to experience.
Hi Mick and Sally love the show, Jez and I are 60 this year and have decided to start getting away with our camper a bit more and filming our adventures and putting them onto our page out and about with Jonno and Jez so our family can see what we are up to, I have a GoPro 10 and a DJI mini 2, I am also about to get a Sony ZV 1F, what I am having trouble with is finding a good editing package, do you have some suggestions that might be helpful and a good reasonably easy to use package.
Cheers
Jonno and Jez
I use an editing prog that is called PowerDirector 365. Search the internet and you can view what it has to offer. It is a monthly subscription which is the only downside to it. They have a TH-cam channel that you can watch to learn how to use it.
Good luck with it all, let me know the channel address when you get it up and running.
@@justcruisinwithmicksally837 Thanks Mick & Sally safe travels
Jane Eliza estate was built to 1956 height 👍
Yes it was but unfortunately the 1956 flood level will be the second highest flood one day.
Unfortunately, 1800"s settlement began at the river for water supplies. Have had several floods since, yet we still like to live close to the water and knowing the past and ignoring the possible future. Sad, but true. Now consequently is a huge burden on Councils, State and Australian governments.And all persons Australia wide Insurance policy $ rises.
Water Catchment, would have been so wonderful for this arid country if waters was contained to be released later.
Pardon if I seem out of line with my text, but the above will never be rectified, and Mother Nature never tells her plans. Good Luck to all the effected people and livestock.
Perhaps people know what they are playing with but never think it will happen to them.
What is the make and model of the drone you are using please. I am wanting to hit the road in a couple of months and want to purchase one, but have no idea which is best as there are so many out there. thanks in advance
I use a DJI Air S2, there are cheaper drone available but the DJI have many advantages.
As a Victorian how one flood can effect so many people for so long , it like the gift that keeps giving , unfortunately it looks like the water will recede just as slowly , i feel sorry for the people who have property submerged and are waiting to get back to survey the damage .
Totally hard to get the mind around how much water must have come down the river systems.
@@justcruisinwithmicksally837 yes and how long it took to get there
Do crocs live in that river?
No
Too cold for crocs down this low in Australia.
GREAT VIDS . YOU LOOK LIKE NED FLANDERS LOL
Thanks for watching.
Hey Mick, that Drone is getting a good workout.
Might have to book it in for a grease and oil change soon 😆😆
Renmark Club has a good set of solar panels, yes I remember going to Mannum and seeing the 1956 flood and the sand bags down the street.
Memories to hold onto Doug, not too many of us would have seen the 1956 event.