Descendant of explorer William Hovell, to embark on own 'Journey of Discovery to Port Phillip'

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Most of you know that I love exploring bushland and sharing my knowledge of Australian plants and animals with you. What I haven't told you all about myself is that exploring bushland is in my genes. I am the direct descendant of a well known Australian Explorer, Captain William Hilton Hovell.
I'm excited to announce that in late 2024 I will be embarking on a journey of discovery, in my ancestors footsteps, on the bicentenary of Hovell and Humes famous expedition through NSW and Vicroria.
I hope you will join me on this journey, keep watching for updates :)
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This video was filmed on Noongar Whadjuk country. Connect, Respect, Protect.

[@wildhomevideos]

That sounds like a journey of a lifetime. Might have to jump a few fences though. Wishing you Fair Weather and Bon Voyage!

[@LifeintheBush]

Thanks for the well wishes🙏🏼. I’ll stick to the locations on public land 👍🏻 unless I am invited onto private property, which would be exciting 😁

[@HumeandHovellRide]

Hi Karen You will have an amazing journey. For your stopover in Albury, contact the Albury and District Historical Society for information.

[@LifeintheBush]

Will do, can’t wait 😊

[@Josiejo333]

Interesting… he is also my (not sure how many) great grandfather… my mother is Denise Hovell … her parents are Ross and Ina Hovell

[@LifeintheBush]

Oh wow, that's awesome 😀, my blood line lost the Hovell surname when Emily Florence Hovell (daughter of Albert Ross Hovell) married Arthur Lissant. 🙂