GROWING UP in the Northern Australia BUSH
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ส.ค. 2022
- Episode 91 Before we leave town Jordans pop welcomes me up into the old camp where he grew up. He shows me the river where he swam as a kid and the sacred Bora Grounds and the stories to go with it.
Then Jordo and I hit the road, 6.5 hours north through the bush where our next adventure awaits.
Enjoy guys!
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So good that someone on this platform is going to spend the time capturing what this country is all about. So glad you're doing this and thanks so much to the elders for getting out of thir comfort zone and spreading their knowledge because once their gone its gone. Keep up the fantastic work guys 👌
Thanks Matt. That’s how I see it too. Pop has so much to share and I can’t wait to get back there and see him again
Thank you Wild Reaches and Thank You Pop, we have done much to learn…
Fabulous video! THANK YOU Pop and Jordan for allowing us a glimpse into your culture and history. So interesting, just fascinating to hear and learn! PLEASE come back and show us more Pop, we love and respect you very much! Thank you from the USA!
Thanks Raleigh
Keep jordo around mate, from what iv seen hes an absolute legend
So enjoy Wild Adventures. Keep traveling with the locals and talking story with the elders and sharing 'their truth'! Aloha from Maui. 🌺
Absolutely loving the aboriginal history.
Good on you Pop. I know it’s not comfortable being on camera but you made the effort and personality shone through and we appreciate it😊
This my dad x
You do an absolutely outstanding job at this 🖤💛❤️ plenty of insight while keeping it all respectful 👌 not just great content, meaningful as always, consistently respectful and immersive, while making it all look easy. And can’t be possible without the amazing hospitality from all these people - thanks Jordan once again ! Such valuable stories to share ❤️
Such a different way to finish with those young fellas takin over. Well done.
Nate, This was epic!!! Thank you PoP and Jordon and to the young fellows at the end ,priceless!!!! ❤️❤️❤️would Love to hear more of pops stories if he could in respect to whats allowed I ask this 🙏Thank you Nate for letting me experience this beautiful country and the Awesome Hearts of its people ❤️ through your lens 🙏Thank you❤️cant wait for more👋
love ya pop. your great uncle 😀
Bloody love ya vids fella. As a man from Yorta Yorta county here in vic I appreciate your passion for the land. We live and breath it every day and I hope everyone out there loves the vision 👍🇦🇺🔥🤘
Fascinating!
Cheers Pop. Champion
This is amazing - mad respect ! I hope you get to the stage where you are allowed to tell more of the stories ..and I hope your channel grows so that as many people can learn as possible
Pop is a gem!...love that thought of the 'density' of country; totally agree that certain places just feel special and significant.
Glad you’ve felt it too Dave. Yeah I really connected with Pop, such a good man
Another cracking episode Nath. Thanks to Pop and Jordo for allowing us to see their country through Wild Reaches. I took a new bloke at work up in the top end around the boundary on site today and explained a bit about bush passionfruit, Pandanus and the Kapok Tree this afternoon and just showed him the section you did on the Kapok and said how coincidental that you covered that this week when I had done the same just an hour or so earlier. Love your work Nath, keep doing what you love up there, we all love it too. Thank you mate.
Seriously the best channel out here! Frothing for Disney to hire them to do the world! Brilliant works always!!! 💙
Great to see your name pop up mate! Thankyou 🙏🏼
Pray that Disney never gets near these people and their culture! Disney is the epitome of evil greed, child indoctrination and a haven for pedophilia! The Old People would be furious!
Thank you mate for introducing your native culture in your videos.
Such an amazing culture with so much to share
Outstanding video mate. Get more of Jas and PJ please. Little legends will take over TH-cam
Haha they’re so funny hey
We thoroughly enjoyed this video Nath and a big thank you to Pop. It is great news that Jordon is carrying on with you adventure. What a beautiful part of the world. Talking of sacred ground we are going to the neighbours today to see his new pond and unaware to him where we will put a crocs egg on our return from our trip, that will introduce him to "Wild Reaches". Cheryl asked if it was a 6 metre croc where you are, is so don't worry its a baby!! 🙄 don't ask....Anyway take care until next week the "Wild Screeches"
so much history.....
Like a lot, so happy you''re sill doing it
Brother this is the best video you’ve posted imo! Would love to see more of pop if he is keen? Our younger generations need to see this sort of stuff!
Not the best video but very very entertaining to watch! Would love to hear pops stories
Thanks Blainey that’s great to hear. I’ll get him back for more stories for sure. I have all the time in the world for pop
I have learnt more watching your channel then I ever in school.....love it !!...Thank you Pop n Jordon ♥n thank you to Nat ♥...by the way the music is just stunning !! omg the kids where so funny lol
Those boys are the best hey! You’ll be seein more of them. Thanks Jill, unfortunately that’s the truth for a lot of people I think.
Very heart felt episode mate. Its amazing how connected you can feel to the land once you have been educated by the ancestors. Those Brolgas and hawks may have been a connection to the past.
You have so much respect for our indigenous friends... amazing, love it. And I share your love for the mighty Brolgas and Jabiru.
Keep up the amazing work. Safe travels.👍 Craig from Cairns
I do Craig, I love learning their culture every chance I get. Cheers maye
Thanks Nate for another fantastic episode..
You be one lucky fella getting to see the country the way you do..
So blessed to be welcomed, thanks for sharing buddy..
Good to see you Jordan at the end there.. can't wait to see you in next week episode buddy..
And a big heart felt thanks to Pop for sharing his country with us..
Would really love To hear more stories about the land and your life..
Til the next one ledgends.. cheers and ✌✌✌
You’re welcome Bryan, I know mate, I love travelling throughout the Cape and spending time with all these friends, truly blessed.
Haven't commented for a few episodes but these are pretty special, the content spot on and I absolutely love the traditional owners relating their stories. Simply one of the best vlogs on YT. 👊❤
how good are the lads at the end! great video
Deadly Episode
I’m so glad I found this channel. You’re doing a mint job bro! bloody Modern day Malcom Douglas
Glad you found us too mate
You have inspired me to want to learn more about our native people of Australia I think highly of you and the work you are doing to bring the true Australian peoples culture to light thank you now go catch a huge barra
That means a lot Gavin, thanks mate. Ok I’ll do my best 😜
Awesome episode...again. Already looking forward to next week's episide
Cheers Warren
Thank you Pops! Thanks for sharing the History of the area and people, very cool my friend 🤠
respect🙏👍🏴
The old men are special and should be cherished, I had the privilege to sit and talk to Bill Neidjie (Kakadu Man) many times, I lived in Jabiru for 9 years, mate he was the most decent respectfull human being I've ever met.
Mate! This has been hit out of the park, so much honest emotion, history and real people!
I’m sitting in Darwin right now having a cold one watching this getting hammered by midgies, and loving it! ( not the midgies of course)
Just about to head to the good country on Sunday! I’m frothing!
You and your way of capturing and sharing this kind of thing is inspiring Nath! Thankyou so much once again mate!
Thanks Jay! Go dive into it mate, you guys are going to have a ball up there. Can’t wait to hear all about it
@@WildReaches thanks mate! I have done a bit with my old man when I was younger but had lost a bit of touch with what I love! You have completely re-inspired me mate, thankyou for that
Interesting in what Pop had to say, good to see the land is back where it belongs,
Thanks Pop for showing Nath your country for him to share 🙏
Yeah I know exactly what you mean Nath, that spiritual feeling connection to the land in places (not all) it's weird, like something is there, letting you know, it touches ya bones, hard to explain in writing properly.
Love the beat at the end, well suited to the surrounds.
HaHa, Kids are funny.
Cheers
Brilliant mate. Loving the episodes. Pop is a legend. Go pro need to sponsor you
Respect buddy - straight down the lens how it is ..
me and Greg my mate used to call that croc Godzilla.We reckon he was 18feet and lived near a rock bar close to hospital creek.
Nath - you must be honoured to be considered to witness and collaborate with the Indigenous elders in the Gulf and Cape territories. Keep doing what your doing but getting you videos out there we can educate the younger generation as we have not had a good history and respect and admiration of our Indigenous should always be a priority as you have lead by a great example to all. 👍🤟
ive used Normanton as a start point for 2 trips across the gulf kayak fishing a lot of the rivers..... there was a butcher down the road from the caravan park did fresh as cuts of meat......
Yeah I got a good steak from him when I was there last 👌🏼
Great video as always, watching your videos takes me back to the cape trips with dad when i was a kid, we are planning to sail around the cape in the next year or two and was woundering how people go about getting permission to explore and maybe hunt? It would be awsome to learn the traditional way of hunting
Doing some great stuff mate, we need to learn and document their culture from as many parts tradition and knowledge remains as possible.
I wish we followed NZ and add language to the school agenda
Thanks Fordy, I’m glad I have this opportunity to share it all as I learn. Hopefully it adds value to a lot of peoples lives and helps to bring us all closer
Delta downs is a wicked property! If you get the chance to get an invite to go to the property adjacent to delta downs is 10 times better fishing/hunting wise but a fella from Mossman shot one of his prized bulls and now won’t let people on there
I am on my way to Wadeye in a months time. 3 month contract and the story is much the same although there is some distance between these locations. Keen for a personal chat if you like?
Me and best mate are heading upto Kowanyama,Normanton leaving September 17th for 3 weeks will you be up there around then mate. Any spots you suggest to go it’s my first time up there I will be getting blessed bye one of the elders can’t wait
Ever been informed about the yowie from the elders?
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How many kilometres on the big old 79
78k
@@WildReaches that's not much I thought it would have more then that
What's going on over there ??????
Sorry Roy iv been MIA
@@WildReaches Oh dear you are ok I hope.? You missed my comments last week then😗
@@roypowell3450 Sorry Roy, ill go back and look for it. Yes Im fine just had a family week and missed a few messages and comments. Looking forward to seeing you guys soon
we saw 2 blokes in a Canadian canoe and Greg quipped I hope they got a glock.Ask him if he would fish there in a kayak.Old Charlie was a top angler at Normanton,fished the shadow lines off the bridge.I studied him big time.
You need to go to the rubbish paintings the aborigines say they didnt do them
Totally get the indigenous nations not wanting to share their secrets. I think the more we know and understand their culture the more we will discover why they have existed in harmony with country for thousands of years. The real stories should be exposed so the truth is known. I get so frustrated that a lot of people think of Aborigines being a lesser race than us. It's the opposite. Keep up you fabulous work to let us see what we are missing. Thank you.