Americans go to the Outback for the First Time | Ikara-Flinders Ranges
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 มิ.ย. 2024
- Hello lovely's
Thank you for watching more of our antics. I apologize in advance if my pronunciation was not the best, that story had a lot of words I am not familiar with. South Australia is coming to an end but that just leaves more of Australia to explore. make sure you like the video and subscribe! it means a lot and helps more people find us :) hope you are having a great day. - Love Rhys and Missy
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I feel Rhys needs a Southern Cross tattoo to compliment the mullet
lol
rhys debates getting that every morning
Another superb video!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great respect for mob and their culture mate. The dreaming stories and songs have more to offer to the sciences than most choose to believe. Many of the earliest creation stories originate from ancestors observations of major celestial events that impacted their world and people thousands of years ago. They are preserved in song lines and stories with observations likened to recognizable references in nature such as animals and their behaviours. Colours are a significant clue as to what these observations might have been. Collaborations between stories and petroglyph rock art is incredibly fascinating. It is in its early stages as far as studies go, but an important and beautiful arm of science, gifted by a beautiful culture of human beings. Our world's oldest record keepers. Enjoy your travels guys
wow that is incredibly interesting! we havent had enough time to look into this, but we will definitely will now think of that aspect of the dream time stories looking forward! thanks for the comment😃
@@RhysandMissyYou're welcome. Enjoy your time in this extraordinary ancient land.
Loved your unique view of our country … subscribed and hope to see more.
thank you!! yes we post every week:):)
It's great following you, I always love getting others view points on our great land. Just don't take the outback for granted it can bite you. .
well thanks for following along:) and we definitely wont😅
Love the “voiceover intro”
and another excellent job Guys (video compilation, poetry, choice of music and editing)
“Love the journey”
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Look forward to your next adventure…Stay safe, and happy travels
Regards
Nigel
WMH Team
always a pleasure:)
Am so glad you made the time to choose Ikara.
This is our extended family's "go to" place ... the real Australia.
glad we did too!! we loved it🧡
LOVE THE STAR-FILLED NIGHT SKY!
it was so beautiful in this area!
I saw a little bit of the outback in South Australia but never got to see The Flinders Ranges and Wilpena Pound . Thank you fir your amazing video !
If you ever have the chance, go check it out:) thank YOU for watching😄
The Flinders Ranges are at the edge of the Outback. The middle of the Outback is red soil, flat and fairly barren. If you want a very unique Outback experience, travel back to Port Augusta, then head up the main highway to Coober Pedy. To say it is different is an understatement. You'll love it's quirkiness.
It wont be our last experience in the outback thats forsure! but unfortunately we had to skip coober pedy:/ maybe we will have to visit in the future!!
Mullet, Outback, Midnight Oil, peak Australia right there, love it .
are we blending in yet?🤣
@@RhysandMissy Definitely, did you suggest Missy also gets a mullet to get the maximum Outback experience? Just a thought lol. (As if she would.)
Water is the most essential thing to take especially in the outback. Drink at least a litre being in that hot sun
You got it! Hydration is key :)
Amazing 🤩
thank you!!😃
I gave this video a thumbs up before I'd even watched it.
And now that I have watched it , I don't regret it.
glad it didn’t disappoint!! haha thank you:)
We camped in our caravan at Rawnsley Park Station a month ago the Flinders Ranges are amazing. Tested out the Jeeps 4wd capabilities in some of those canyons and tracks. You guys are a lot more energetic than we were (also a lot younger) Normally Aussies would pronounce it Will peena pound but maybe the indigineous people pronounced it Will penna. The Pich Richi railway and the silo art show in Quorn were also interesting to visit.
we visited quorn just briefly but didnt see the silo show! and im sure we pronounced some words wrong, haha our track record of pronouncing isnt the best🤣 thanks for watching!!
You guys are one of my favourites to watch. 😎
thank you!!! we have fun making them:)
Great video, guys 😊 Your quirky humour continues to crack me up. Haven't been to Wilpena Pound but have been to Uluru and King's Canyon. They're simply magnificent 😊
If you have the chance check it out!!! We will be in Uluru in about a month! Cant wait😄
Missy nailed the oz accent 😊 l got mixed up l thought you were going to the meteorite creator wolf creek)at 1st , but it was Wilpena .nice job on the surpent story .😊
🤣 i think we might be going there soon if i am thinking correctly! and thank you!!
As a non-aboriginal Australian living in Adelaide, who has had family here since the 1850's, I have to say you did a magnificent job of capturing the story of Wilpena. Love the philosophical interpretations you intermix with the Tiktok stuff that you young whippersnappers do.
Very happy I stumbled over your channel.
All Power to you.
And PS: I'm a Port Adelaide supporter, boy did you pick the wrong team in Adelaide :)
PS: play some Cold Chisel while you travel, and listen to the words.
Sights, sounds, smells, tastes and the feel of the red dust on your face.
Trust me, the Chisel will help you get it.
And one day, when you look back and listen to Cold Chisel again, the memories will flood back.
And you'll smile.
At this point I remembered you filmed this months ago.
Yeh its Sunday morning..
Anyway, Cold Chisel :)
happy you followed along!!! we really appreciate this comment! and yes we learned the hard way about the team we picked, but now port adelaide has a special place in our heart
@@marcusfromoz7066will have to check them out!!!
Amen
Great images, looks the same as it was 50 years ago when I was there, the roads look easy-going now hardly saw a Toyota then as they were the new to Australia.
the cars and people may change, but the land stays the same and thats what we love about the national parks in australia
Love the video guys....Adelaide and South Australia is a amazing place to live and raise a family...weather is brilliant and lifestyle is very laid back.Also alot cheaper than the Eastern States.
i bet! yes we absolutely loved our time spent here:)
You need water if you are going for walks on hiking trails in Australia. Stick to the hiking tracks and don't go away from them. Enjoy your time in Australia.
Aye aye captain 🫡
I love your telling of the creation story. Thanks for being so respectful of our indigenous heritage. The outback has a certain ambience that can't be reproduced in any other country. It's always different everywhere else. Nothing wrong with that. Other countries have their unique feel to them too. But you have to love a "Sunburnt Country" - Dorothea Mackellar who wrote a poem describing the climate change in Australia way back in 1904 - LONG before CO2 was even having an effect. Go figure climate alarmists.
I look forward to you ongoing travels heading west. 👍 Have a golf club? You might need one.
ofcourse!! thanks for the comment and for watching😄 and why the gold club?🤣
@@RhysandMissy Keep your eyes open...You'll find out! LOL 🏌♀⛳
How has Missy not eaten an orange before? She has lived a very sheltered life.
she hated the textures of fruit growing up, haha but current day she has tried almost all of them!
"when sponges roamed the earth" 🤣🤣🤣 Now the only place you can find them is in a pineapple under the sea at Bikini Bottom!
Awesome video, loved it! Welcome to the bone jarring corrugations on dirt roads, if you don't already hate them, you will with time! 🤣
we do hate those roads hahah however we do love spongebob😂
i hope you guys are equipped survivalwise. Spare tyres, satellite phones, water etc...
yea..ofcourse😅😅
@@RhysandMissy Thats good. I genuinely wish you safe adventuring. I know someone from the US who broke down near uluru and wasnt equipped and had to rely on the kindness of strangers and a bit of luck so its fortunate he is ok.
What meds make you dance so much. ?? 🇦🇺👀
vibes
willpeeeeeeena lol not penna allgood
we were bound to mispronounce something😂
Outback 😂😂😂 Flinders is the bush, a long way from the real outback!
And for crisis sake y'all Americans need to check pronunciations with a local before making these videos
Fair enough! 😅
It's genuine outback land scape alright. It's just that with SA & WA the outback kicks in not all that far from Adelaide & Perth, unlike Brisbane & Sydney.
Goodonyasonya.............. Your vids are funny and enjoyable. Keep diggin' Oz guys and explore this wide red land. Cheers
thanks for watching!! were loving australia so far, and cant wait to see more of it:)