We took the SYDNEY Harbour FERRY to MANLY - WARNING! This video will make you EMIGRATE to AUSTRALIA!
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- If you are planning to visit Sydney Australia in New South Wales then taking the ferry to Manly is a must. Here's your perfect guide of what to expect. If you've already been and enjoyed this trip, then relive it in this Sydney Australia Travel Guide - The Sydney Harbour Ferry to Manly.
Departing regularly from Circular Quay, the ferry cruises past the Sydney Harbour Bridge and Sydney Opera House before passing Kirribilli House (official residence of the Prime Minister), Bradleys Head and South Head, before arriving at Manly Wharf
Manly has stunning beaches, outdoor cafés, bars and cool restaurants, surf and beach-ware shops, plus scenic coastal walks.
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That emotional response you expressed from the breathtaking views across the harbour netted the whole value that exists in nature. The buildings just frame something extraordinary.
I realy liked this video. I live in Melbourne now “80 yrs old”. I spent a lot of time in Sydney. Worked at Manly hospital , loved Circular Que. and Sydney. Both my grandparents came to Australia before the First World War.. from Castile and Staffordshire. Don’t believe what your mate said about the poisonous bugs, spiders and sea creatures etc………we just ignore them. Come back again sometime.
Sydney is still the most beautiful harbour city in the world. The combination of weather, landscape, cleanliness, comfort and technology is just the best.
So agree 👍
With those prices you defo pay for it but I agree
When Lt Cook made his first landfall in Australia in 1770, be landed at a large bay south of current day Sydney, which he called Stingray Harbour, (now called Botany Bay) when he left he had fair winds as he sailed north up the coast, well off shore, and was keen to continue on so he made a note as he passed the entrance to Sydney Harbour that there might be a suitable anchorage in there!
Eighteen years later in 1788 the first fleet arrived with Gov Phillip in command, he didn't like Botany Bay, so he headed north in a small boat to investigate the 'anchorage' that Cook had seen, and as he entered through the headlands and turned south what a sight he saw! He commented that you could anchor a thousand ships of the line here with room to spare, and as they say the rest is history.
Your videos are so much improved with these Sydney posts. I'm enjoying the more documentary style videos you've been making recently, great video of the environment/scenes. The shots of the ferry crossing are excellent, Takes me back a few years. Life in Aus for a few weeks definitely chills you out. Travel broadens the mind :)
Loved taking the ferry past Sydney Heads in wild weather.
Hi Lee, Steve from Perth here. It looks like you took all the heat with you when you left for NSW. All the heat waves are gone. Today was 28° and clear skies. Great day at the beach. Hope you're having a great time in Sydney, great people, great weather (sometimes). Best wishes, hope you have a great time. Looking forward for more great content.
I have taken and arrived on a few of the big cruise ships that stopped at Circular Quay. There cant be a better and more lovely place to arrive on a ship and see the Opera House and all the attractions you can see in just one area!
The most beautiful harbour in the world and I've seen quite a few..
I give it to Venice, but Sydney is definitely in the top ten, possibly the top 5.
I grew up in Sydney and I try not to be biased. I've been to a lot of great harbour cities including Venice, and it's a tough one but I think Sydney's better, although I caught a beautiful teak boat from the mainland to Venice driven by a lunatic Italian and it was pretty awesome driving up to St Mark's. I also flew around the Statue of Liberty in New York in a helicopter pre 9/11 which was pretty amazing.@@peterbreis5407
This series has been a massive eye opener for myself and wife as we were never sure about visiting Australia. But I have to admit it looks amazing so much to do and also not as expensive out there as I thought . Sure Sydney
Will be a bit more expensive but the rest of the places are in line with U.K. . Amazing destination and the Aussies are good people . Brilliant just brilliant
You won't want to go back home, I've lived in both 🏖
@@joanneburford6364 unfortunately I get home sick and I do have a lovely life in U.K. so it would be just a visit , but Thankyou
@@Watfordfc2030 That's the best of both worlds, never take it for granted and enjoy what you have, Good Luck to you.
I suffer with home sickness every day I have for over 40 years, the UK is all I think about every single day, its not easy.
On a day I got absolutely soaked at work all day long, whilst it was grey and cold all day.. how absolutely lovely to see sunshine 😊 another fantastic video of Sydney, I reckon I’ve seen more on your videos of Sydney and Perth than I’ve ever seen before anywhere else. May one day I will be able to afford to go to such countries, never give up on my dreams
Andrew is a lovely man! Here in NSW, if you are a permanent resident and 60 or over, you can get a Seniors Card which lets you travel on the entire Sydney public transport system, including light rail and ferries, hopping on and off as much as you want, for $2.50 for the whole day. You can go way outside the city limits by train for the same fare - like as far as Orange which is 3-4hrs by car. One of the few bargains for old farts in a pretty expensive city! Our public transport really is something to be proud of - safe, clean, efficient, comfortable, extensive.
They don't look after our elderly any more in the UK 😢
Sounds really nice, we could see OZ was clean as soon as Lee landed, its a pity the UK never seems as tidy, people just need to pick up after themselves and care more, its not difficult...
@@kevinmott6205 Nothings too much cost or trouble with arrivals to the UK. We even ferry them ashore to Treasure Island
Lee, mate, get yourself a decent sunhat. We have the highest rates of skin cancer in the world and you are a prime candidate. Even your expat mate has a proper hat!. Glad you took the ferry to Manly, its a decent trip.
A great trip is the bus to Palm Beach our northern most beach. My favourite and you can walk up to the Barrenjoey lighthouse. Home and Away is filmed at the northern end of Palm Beach.
When my parents visited me in Australia they became obsessed with watermelon and ate it it just about every meal. Their appetites for "Normal" British food pretty much vanished.
Andrew is a font of knowledge about the history of Sydney.
Another nice video.
What a an absolute gentleman Lee is- he was my Uber passenger and drove him this morning Feb 28 from Surry Hills to Waverton…good luck with your adventures bro! 😎
Hey AJ. Was a pleasure to meet you my friend. 👍🏼
Now you guys have me wondering what the hell was going on in Waverton. It's only a small place. There is a great little park at Ball's Head and a few cafes by the station but that is about it.
Fort Denison is a Martello Tower and is the only complete example in the world. It was built between 1841 & 1857 to defend against potential invasions from France and other enemies. When completed twelve 32 pounder (three in the tower), two 10 inch shell guns, one 8 inch shell gun and one 12 pounder carronade were installed. Other guns were installed around the harbour up to the heads to welcome adversaries. The fort is built on a rocky outcrop they called Pinchgut Island which is where they put their difficult convicts for a week or so on bread and water to keep them in line.
My daughter, Australian born, went to the UK on a visit. She said she had to try the fish and chips since she’d hear so much about that British dish. She was very disappointed! She said that our fish and chips is so much better. Maybe it’s what you get used to?
personally, the chips tasted much better back in the twilight times when I was young before oil became the norm. They had a better taste were thicker & definitely morish, whereas today I can take or leave them, more often than not, I leave them!!
I had fish and chips in England and it was as greasy as shit. Give me beer-battered Aussie flathead any day.
Great companion today, knows his stuff, very likeable. My brother lived in Manly for nine years and now lives in Perth WA.
Another brilliant vlog Lee, love the chilled atmosphere and format, well done both , looking forward to the next one 👍😎
Any chance of having an Australian born local show you around? It’s been weeks now and I haven’t heard an Aussie accent in any of your videos!
Every topic circles back to the UK. Your British viewers aren’t learning much about down here.
Let me know and I’d be happy to take you around to Watson’s Bay. I’m serious 😊
No wi could say something controversial here. 😉 x
Totally agree, Lee's just hitting the tourist spots and needs a real local to show him the real Aussie lifestyle like it really is. Let's go pig hunting etc and meet some real Aussies living the dream out of Perth CBD 😂. Great show to show tourists but the real Aussie life style is not this. We do often go to the tourist spots as well. Briefly ❤
@@TheMacMaster I’m all ears…
Yeah I find that perplexing too. And the fish and chips focus😆. I've commented and suggested trying some of our amazing diverse food here in response to several videos.
Vietnamese, Thai, Malaysian, Korean, Lebanese/Mid.Eastern etc. Even suggested an Indigenous cafe or restaurant to try native dishes and flavours for something unique.
I also suggested Watson's Bay, The Blue mountains (a must!) ,the south coast, Royal national park, some of our many free museums or galleries, Balmoral Beach etc. So many options in and around Sydney. :)
@@Teagirl009 I hear you too! For some reason two of my comments have been deleted/removed and I have no idea as to why. I'm just making suggestions or explaining something eg. one comment said they would never come down here because of the water dragons. I gave some info about them and how they're harmless and part of the much loved nature here, even in the city. There was another comment to the original and it seems we've both had our info removed. Baffling to say the least.
The building @1605-10 is Kilburn Towers…a post war international style of architecture built in 1959..it was designed by local architect William E Beck for Davis Estates Pty Ltd…the Sydney branch of Davis Estates Ltd of Kilburn in London…hence the name of the building..
Great footage and a fantastic friendly guest
Fort Denison was not a prison. The island on which it was built was used for punishment before the Fort was built. A bit of a fun fact that I heard about Fort Denison was that the cannons were never fired, but if they had been the martello tower would have been destroyed! Something about the way it was constructed. The fort was built to protect the colony from an invasion from the sea.
Yep. The island is called "Pinchgut", and once, in 1788, before Sydney had a gaol, a convict was banished there for a week on bread and water. A gallows and gibbet were built on Pinchgut in 1796, for executions. Mostly, it was used as a quarry.
Fort Denison was begun in the 1840s after some American ships sailed into Sydney Harbour and demonstrated that there were no effective defences, and was finished in 1855 as a defence against the Russians (because of the Crimean War!).
Don't forget the sunscreen. The Sydney sun leaves Poms looking like baked lobsters.
Was that on the weekend? Looked busy. I always loved the smell on the Ferrys.
Andrew's drink, lemon, lime and bitters is Australia's national drink!
I love em too! Even got Lee into them eventually.
Try and get up to Katoomba in the Blue Mountains Lee, and while you are there , go take a look at famous “ 3 Sisters” rock formation.
Cable car up and train going down is brill. Walk down to the 3 sisters under the arch ways.
Sydney is lovely. The only problem is that there's too many bloody people.
The sandstone building Fort Denison was built to repel the Russians back in the day in the 1800’s but before that it was just an island that the colony used to put prisoners on and it was referred to as “pinchgut” presumably because you didn’t get fed very well as a prisoner sent there.
Beat me to it. Was going to comment exactly the same thing.
What a great tour!
Wow what a detailed view of the trip, and so many useful tidbits of information I never knew.
Andrew - the cute bear guy - must love his adopted country - he’s a bit shy but so cute in this.
Ask him about the Ferry ride on a rough day
Yes a completely different experience 😂! I told Lee off cam.... I was terrified . No one was allowed outside on the ferry and we all had to stay seated!
An Englishman arrives at Sydney airport and goes into panic and screams " THeres a Huge UFO in the sky" Aussie says WHERE WHERE ? Englishman says" cant you see its a Huge circlular Yellow UFO" Aussie says Thats not a UFO thats the sun, havent you ever seen it before.
I like these videos. Nice and chill and you just let the place speak for itself. Excellent.
Lovely blue sky and look how normal the clouds look and none of those c' trails types
Starbucks coffee not good enough for aussies they like good quality coffee
We drink real coffee not that American crap ☕️
I love Manly; my mum in Ireland loves Manly. Likes to visit if she can. But how many people have died from jellyfish and Blue ring octopus in the last 10 years?? Or even the previous 100 years? Nothing compared to car accidents. It's deadlier to get in a car than encounter any venomous animal. Time to stop the scaremongering about how deadly animals are in Australia. Australia is a very safe place to visit. It could be better, but it's safer than most countries. And it's beautiful!! Look up the statistics!!
Sod Sydney & Manly you've sold Sutton-in-Ashfield to me 😂...iff you get the chance try the Bondi to Coogee coastal walk..beautiful
The best value trip for oversea tourists just arrived in Australia. Wonderfull way to get over jet lag.
The fort was a fort! The fort was erected to defend the harbour from possible Russian attack - colonial era.
The pokies is what killed the pub seen in Sydney, Perth they're banned! Thank God!
"scene" don't make everyone think that we're illiterate! Hahahaha! xx (I blame texting..........)
Yeah, Aussie pub rock died because of the bloody pokies.
I’m Australian born here. My parents came from Europe and they love Australia!!
i liked the old manly ferries , the really big ones, in the 50's i went on them and could look down to the engine and see massive
steam beams and huge lumps of iron moving ,i was almost hypnotised by the massive movement and noise. the closest now is the freshwater ferry . the good old days.those old ferried cmae out from scotland under their own steam . all that way.
Nice video. It might have been better to have had someone along with a bit knowledge of what we were seeing, describe the sights.
Greasy UK fish and chips doesn't stack up to what we have in Australia.
Travel as much as you want on metro, train, bus, ferry and light rail services within the Opal network and you never pay more than: $17.80 a day (Mondays to Thursdays), $8.90 on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays. $50 a week. Very good value.
You can even travel to Newcastle, Kiama and the Blue mountains using the transport network.
That was my view going between work and home 5 days a week back in 95. Thanks Lee, great video
I have tasted fish and chips in England, they were greasy and over cooked
Same here, give me Aussie beer-battered flathead any day over that greasy English crap.
Fort Dennison was never like Alcatraz it was built as a fort with batteries of cannons when the the napoleonic wars gave them fear the French may attack.
Fort Dennison as a nickname.....It also had prisoners. Pinchgut due to prisoners were hung from the side of the fort, and the chains pinched the stomachs.
@@chriscarrick1513 Pichgut WAS the nickname, Fort Dennison the real name, never meant to house prisoners. Before the construction of the Fort i was already named Pinchbut Island and prisoners who commited more serious crimes and re offenders were often marooned there with just the basics, bread and water, which "inched" their gut. The concept of being hanged by the stomach is not true and I defy you ro provide credible reference points. The hanging of Francis Morgan in 1796 when the gibbet was built there gave more to the meaning of pinchgut than myth as when they hung him they left his body strung up for 4 years. As to Palm Beach being no where near Manly, it aint that far and I think what they meant is that is ON THE PENINSULA. It is amazing how you can draw such cantakerous accounts .
Hun that word you were looking for was Stunning I can't get over how beautiful that place is with fantastic blue skies xxx❤
Someone asked about the large building on the northern shore of the Harbour, opposite Circular Quay. That's Admiralty House, the Sydney residence of the Australian Governor-General (each State has a Governor). Immediately to the east of that and half hidden by trees is Kirribilli House, which is the Sydney residence of the Prime Minister.
there are other people to show you around then pommies they dont know much about australia
Have you eaten the Aussie FIsh and Chips? You do not have the better FIsh and Chips.
Do the ferry trip at night or dusk when the city lights up and bats fly over from the Botanical Gardens.
It's not just the Manly ferry there are ferries everywhere, even far west to Parramatta over 20km away called The River Cat.
Sydney has many harbours. The main one is Sydney Harbour but there is also Middle Harbour, Botany Bay, Port Hacking, Pittwater, Brisbane Waters and Broken Bay. Middle Harbour and Botany Bay are the only ones that don't have ferries. There are also islands in most of the harbours. The ferries go to several in Sydney Harbour, Pittwater and Broken Bay.
See if you can catch the Penguins in Manly coming in at dusk.
The ferry wharf is under way at La Perouse to bring back ferries to Kurnell, so you’ll be able to cross off Botany Bay on that list soon.
@@elizabethtout7163 Fantastic. That area has huge potential. I hope the Light Rail finally makes it all the way down to Little Bay and wherever they position the Ferry Terminal with a continuation on the other side down to Cronulla.
Just checked and found this:
www.transport.nsw.gov.au/system/files/media/documents/2024/Kamay-Ferry-Wharves-community-update-2024-02.pdf
You will find the best fish and chips at another gem of Australia, Sorrento Melbourne.
Thx Lee in advance for costing me a fortune 😮😳, much like yourself I’ve never been to Oz before but have always wanted to visit, Thx for this amazing series of vlogs from Perth & Sydney, so now I’m planning a visit in a couple of years for my 60th, it certainly does look impressive, well onwards my friend, now where’s the brochures 🤔😉👍🏼
Great blog
What a great guide you had.
That must be one of the few remaining Starbucks. Their coffees are disgusting, so no surprise they failed in Australia.
It wasnt there when i used to frequent Manly, Not sure why it is there, Tourists?
@@barryross8382I wondered the same. I was at manly a couple of weeks ago and didn’t even notice it 😂
Too Crowded, its like Bournemouth.
Hi Lee, glad you enjoyed the trip to Manly. Very beautiful part of Sydney and a nice way to do it via the ferry.
Nice one Lee , enjoyed it very much fella .
Thank you for your hard work too , as obviously we see the finished article from the comfort of our living room Lee !! 👍
"It's called the car hill expressway" :O And he calls himself an Aussie? And wow - one of the few Starbucks left! Avoid at all costs - you can get good coffee all over the place.
Wanted a Strawberry Frappuccino
Sadly, Starbucks numbers is increasing in Australia. More and more Aussies are embracing 💩 product. In the last few years alone, my area went from 1 Starbucks to three and it isn't a tourist destination. There are 69 Starbucks locations in Australia as of 1st March, 2024.
It's spelt Cahill Expressway
@@chriscarrick1513 And pronounced Carl, not Car-hill
As an aside, it was named after the NSW Premier, whose government had been responsible for the construction.
Starbucks coffee tastes like sewage water👎
Wow, you drink sewage water. I’ve never tried that myself.
Starbucks in many countries is totally over priced , why pay $8 for a cup of tea at Starbucks when a tea bag only costs under 10 cents at the supermarket .
Another great review some amazing views from the ferry court some bang on ones injoy ya self m8 keep them comeing going to watch your other one now on wards take care stay safe
The walk from Mosman to Manly is incredible
The First Nation thing you were talking about when coming in by plane is not normal. It’s a fairly new thing that has been introduced.
It's woke.
I'd guess it came in to be rammed down people's throats for the referendum and the losers don't want to drop it.
@@TheMacMasterVERY woke.....it's nauseating🤮
Just as bad as some pathetic smoking ceremony rubbish before every sporting event. Piss this rubbish off
Worse luck. Very woke nonsense.
Don’t get your little black hat and black clothes in hot weather !!
Hey love I am watching this again because it's brilliant and its lovely to see the all the beautiful buildings around . and the Sydney Opra house and the bridge . fantastic video again hun you have done it again fantastic work ❤ xxx
Another great video thank you Lee, Sydney looks amazing
How do you rate the sun burn you've clearly earned? LOL
Fort Denizen was never a prison. It is a fort built to defend Sydney against a potential Russian invasion in the 1800s. Its cannons have never been fired
Yeah the fort never was but the small island its built on was used in the early days of the colonies to put troublesome convicts on. It was nicknamed "Pinchgut" by the convicts due to the poor food which was rowed across once a day by guards. SOme convicts were also gibbetted there.
One particular one hung in chains for four years from 1796. At his execution when asked for any last words he said to the hangman that the only thing worth mentioning was the superb view of the harbour from his high elevation, and that he was sure there were no waters the world over to compare with it for beauty...
It was called pinchgut before the fort was built, it was a prison for the most incorrigible prisoners, they called it pinchgut because they weren’t fed very often
It also has an indigenous name Mat-te-wan-ye, also spelt Muttewai, meaning 'rocky island'.
This is true... Sorry fellow historians. I muddled fort Denison with cockatoo island 👍
Thanks for a great vlog, MacMaster 😀
You meet some nice people x
Brilliant vlogging Mac 👍👍 amazing scenery
I hate food in videos. Dunno why people post 'em. Watching people eat is not a favourite pastime of mine. If there's a "food" video I'll just skip right past that one.
On shark nets, if you knew how deep they go, you wouldn't be feeling as safe. One of the reasons that folk dislike them is that, they kill wildlife and they're not very effective in keeping sharks away. They don't reach to the sea bed by any stretch, so Sharks can easily swim around or under them. (how safe are you feeling now?)
Welcome to Country.....AWWWWW were all SICK of it
i outright refuse this fake and stupid welcome
Another great video but every time I see Sydney and all the people I'm so glad I live in Perth.
Another great video Lee. The views were amazing. Thank you ❤❤
Virtually every city look great when show casing the tourist spots, even London does. However after living in Sydney for five years in the older suburbs where every house has metal bars on the windows to prevent theft it’s not that great.
I’ve lived in Sydney way longer than that and it’s a fantastic place to live= always has been.
@ashleyheywood3675 | Sounds like you're living in the wrong suburb. Every city has its dark side too. Maybe you should explore other horizons?
start looking up ashleigh. be positive.
I have lived in Sydney for 53 years now and never had metal bars on windows and nobody else that I know has metal bars.
Okay! Karen😊
A true Australian are aborigines
all australians are australian stop divide the best country in the world by race AGAIN
@harrysavvides1930 aborigines were Australians before we sent our criminals there
NO NOT TRUE .Australia only became one nation after federation and first fleet..before this Australia was not known ,waring tribes thats all aboriginals achieved no civilisation ,..,WE GIVE 40,BILLION A YEAR TO UNGREATFUL LAZY PEOPLE the aboriginal corporation .who missapropriate the money
@user-ec3ni9dm5t never heard of pygmies in Australia could be wrong though 🤔
@@user-ec3ni9dm5t you might be right 🤔
Loved this. I live in Manly and it was nice to see it from a visitor's perspective.
Looks amazing Lee great viewing ❤
Australia is a wonderful country, it's stunning. The only downside are the Australians that inhabit it.
Yeah there's too many poms here.
@@McOzman479 ...I take it you're Aboriginal then , everyone else is a Pom mate , original Poms were Crims though...which are you ?
Australians are amazing
@@geebee6737you are very uneducated 😮.
@@TheMacMaster... cheers 🍻
Loving the video's but for me it's too crowded , too hot , too commercial and too much controversial history....you asked who are the true Australians and I gasped . the Aboriginals mate...seriously ?
I do believe you're suffering from the grass is always greener syndrome but hey ho 🤣
Anyway you can't leave for that big island until you've paid for that EV 🙃
It is an island mate because it's a land mass surrounded by sea 😆
Seriously though I've really enjoyed these vlogs...well done👍
Great video. Lovely scenery. The boat trip was marvelous. Thanks Lee and ur friend.
another awesome video, andrew is a nice guy. Beautiful scenery on the way to Manly, which has great beach , lovely place. Really enjoying your Sydney videos Lee, as well as the Perth ones 😊😊
Respectfully that dude who calls himself an Aussie really doesn't get it. From a mile away an Aussie would instantly look at him as a guy from England, or from those parts of the Globe. He stands out like a sore toe. His whole demeanor is contrary to ozzies.. Sorry
Is there a true Aussie? Not sure there's such a thing. 😉
@@TheMacMaster if you don't know answer to that you ain't a true blue...
@@DeanfromOz I’m a third generation Australian with mainly Scottish and English heritage. I’ve lived in England as an adult and felt right at home in both Worcester and London. I’m rather similar to this naturalised Australian man. My personal idiosyncrasies are a complete lack of interest in sport or alcohol. However, my terrific dad once bowled out Don Bradman and Bert Oldfield (record held by Cricket Australia) and played in the Prime Minister’s XI. He also played football for Victoria and challenged Horace Lindrum when he was the world snooker champion. The rest of my family are mad about most sports. One thing that I suspect you’re not aware of is that it’s mainly Australian men who express egocentric views on what constitutes being an Australian. So many guys will make comments implying that their personal view is held by the majority here. You use the word “we” with a hint of Victorian royalty.🤴
I’m proud of lots of other good qualities in which Australians tend to excel. Having lived in four other countries and conversed in one Asian language and two from Europe, I represent just one of the other facets that can describe or answer the question posed above “Is there a true Aussie”?
That comment is what’s known in the trade as gratuitous meanness.
I’ve lived here since the late 70’s, second day I met an eighth generation Australian who was from a Chinese background cursing with the broadest Aussie accent as he was sick and tired of being mistaken for the newer Vietnamese immigrant that were flooding here at the time, which I found Hysterical. considering the white Australia policy was only repealed in 1973, apparently their called it the New Gold mountain after California was renamed “Old gold mountain” a lot of Chinese managed to sneak into the country to mine gold in Ballarat, Victoria. Bendigo not far from it has the best Chinese culture museum of any place outside of that country. In the 80’s my office was 90% from other non English cultures. I think this individual needs to wake up (to himself)! NSW in Oz
Welcome to country is a scam .
says the racist
@@bodybalanceU2 Said like a woke race baiter. People are sick of your empty platitudes. No means no.
@@fairhall001Just because the majority voted "no" doesn't make it right it just makes it popular.
@@NoName-qv8ko The rate of people that were going to vote yes follows the Dunning Kruger effect like it is a template. People realised how anti-democratic the referrendum was and changed their minds. It went from 80% Yes to 40%. This is democracy, not popularism and to smear the public by using the term popular is an insult to the intelligence of the public at large.
Thanks for the journey to Manly, a hive of activity on the water, an hour well spent
Loving these travel videos Lee 👍🏻 It's brilliant that your getting a free tour guide everywhere you go ✌🏻😄 You should definitely do more of these and meet up with subscribers all over the world 🌎
"What is a real Australian" oh dear...😮. You really need to educate yourself. Australia isn't full of ex pats.... you are standing on a land with lots of history before colonisation. Find out what Sydney looked like before tall ships and convicts arrived.
No one is interested in your superfluous marxist verbiage.
I feel that I am a real Australian, and I love my history and Aboriginal and Torres strait Islander history also. There is pre colonial history of course, some stone carvings just down the road from my house made by the Wangal people. Not sure what the harbour looked like prior to the first fleet, however I can only imagine the wilder parts of Port Stephens.
I thought the same Jayne. The British can be very dismissive of such things.
@@Joe-KingWhat on earth does acknowledging and appreciating the existence of a 60,000 year old culture got to do with Marxism? 🤪🤣
@@amandajburke9976 it's a video about a trip to Manly 😂.
What is real Australian? Probably the people who were here for 65000 years approximately before the British invaded.
Enough already!! All those centuries & they didn't even come up with the wheel 🙄
Not much in Sydney to show visitors that the indigenous people lived their
Now we have stupid woke welcome to country announcements and put signs up around the place and on tv what group of inhabitants lived on the land .
We have gone mad .
And we are a miserable lot and live in a nanny state and greed rules making life unpleasant.
The aborigines did absolutely bugger all to further human existence. Oops sorry me, the boomerang that's right😅
What are all these w8nkers doing here. It used to be “whinging Poms”. Now we’ve got the moaning mob, frightened of any little change. Every little “woke” thing causes them to wee in their pants.
@@michaelhart5886 …
Spot on Michaelheart, hundreds of different tribes with different languages here for allegedly 65,000 years and didn’t even come up with inventing the wheel and were into cannibalism amongst other cruel practises upon their own but the likes of Bruce Pascoe and his ilk don’t want you to know about that side… the English made it into the wonderful country that it has become with the help of of immigrants from Europe who worked hard… and yes I agree with another commenter that “welcome to country” and smoking nonsense should be ditched and thank god Australia had the perspicacity to say NO to a divisive nation … or the Trojan horse effect handed down from the globalist agenda
Fantastic videos, enjoying all the content. Loved the co-host comments. Thanks Lee
You need to come to Adelaide and try a pie floater. It's a meat pie floating in a bowl of pea and ham soup and is quite the local delicacy.
Great video so far. Will finish tomorrow thanks so much Lee x
I’m visiting Sydney next month. You’ve already got me saving that pie shop as a place to visit. Good value for money, look forward to you rating it.
I’ve done that journey. I have friends in Manly. Absolutely loved that ferry.
What a great trip really enjoyed it and looking forward to the pie review. Looks like you are having a great time in Australia. Thanks
Hi Lee great footage loved it 🥰 lovelly guest as well the boat trip amazing scenery ❤ brill take care xx
From the Sunshine Coast, as I haven't been to Sydney for many years I found this video was very relaxing with the water views and leisurely commentary. With regards to the credit card surchage this can be avoided by the option of debiting your savings account instead of your credit card as long as the two are linked.
Don’t forget that double episode of Minder in 1993 when Arthur and his nephew Ray (Gary Webster) went to Sydney. Great fun it was!
Loved the video mate see you in the next one my friends