As the accidental rediscoverer of Christmas Rock I didnt pay it much heed as I didnt know the story behind it. I took that photo because it looked so unusual. After zooming in on the photo I am pretty convinced that the rock is comprised of quartzite, not limestone. Also limestone doesnt form huge, smooth rounded boulders like that. It is remarkable that Rob happened upon my footsteps at one point as I have no intention of ever trying to cross the scrub of Calders Pass as just that bit of my journey took an insane 2.5 days.
WOW I can’t believe we are already 4 episodes into my series In the Footsteps of the Franklins. I hope no one is fatigued yet as it’s looking like we’ve got three more episodes to get to the finish line! I wanna hear your thoughts drop them below!😀
I wonder what would of happened had you followed the birds. 🤔🤔 Another top shelf episode as usual man. Love the way you leave your campsites. Give it a week and no one could even tell you was there.
id love to follow in your footsteps or even half a dozen of em ,what an epic trip ,.. on your headstone it will say his balls were this big with a picture of 2 watermelons
The only on you have done maybe, there are plenty on formed tracks people have done in Tasmania. Yours is the best. Scrub bashing is adventure. Looking forward to watching the rest.
Wow. Wow. Wow. Speechless!!! Just don’t want this series to end. Breathtaking scenery, an historian taking us back to our past, many lessons learnt, a truly inspirational young man!!
What an awesome episode Rob, you certainly delivered on your promise! That scrub was merciless. I'm pretty sure most of us will never have the opportunity to follow in your footsteps, so I'm incredibly glad to be able to sit here and watch you do it! And good on you for giving credit where it's due to Mr Farefam. I hope you have the chance to go back and visit the rock someday, although you might not want to do battle through the scrub again, and fair enough! Roll on Episode 5!
Rob, had to comment before the end of the series, what a cracking series, and doing it alone is just amazing. Can’t thank you enough 👍 for giving us an insight into real adventure. Bloody awesome Rob, breaking it into a series was a great idea and I certainly am enjoying the history of Tasmania that you are presenting. The camera your using is excellent and the editing is awesome as usual. I hope you have this series shown as a show on TV for the great adventure it is. I look forward to watching your video adventures every time you post. Keep up showing us this awesome State and keep safe, cheers, looking forward to the next instalment.👍👍⛺️⛺️🗻🗻
I THINK YOU GUYS ARE WONDERFUL ! I am 74 and live on the west coast of the South Island of NZ. I will never get to Tasmania as I have muscular dystrophy BUT love your experiences into the Wild West of Tasmania . Love the GOLD prospecting and all your adventures. Have a GREAT time ! Grant
This one had my heart racing! What an achievement to be able to get through that scrub with all that weight in the bag. Birds are definitely your spirit animal, I hope they keep leading you to more amazing places!! Roll on Sunday!!
Feel your pain with the unexpected waterfall. A lot of 10m contour maps seem to be based on 50m data with extra lines added automatically. The garmin inreach maps are sometimes missing quite big landscape features, although their path markings seem accurate. Treat maps like advice from a guy in the pub. A starting point. Loving the series.
Damn I’m so happy I found your channel man. Isolated in north Sweden having severe social fobia and anxiety disorder, fallowing you on your adventures gives me true joy
My wife and I started watching the Franklin series and got through 4 episodes tonight. Here's a compliment for you Rob. My wife said, " this is much more interesting than an Attenborough video. Woohoo mate, and she's right. Well done.
Each video a truly priceless piece of craftsmanship and art work. You take us along the journey calmly, yet not missing a square inch of the thrill that comes with being in such a raw and rugged reality. I really appreciate these videos and the time and effort that was put into creating them. They inspire me to want to do better personally and im sure that was one of your aims so well done, and Thanks again.
i'm damned impressed! any young person like yaself, interested in such matters and intent on retracing the footsteps of forebeares with such passion is bloody brilliant. NEVER stop mate, i feel proud as i'm sure many others are....and after this, there are plenty more footseps to retrace all over tassie, like up here on the nw coast!
Rob, what an amazing journey. I don’t know where you get your energy from, just incredible mate. This has been such a wonderful experience you have shared with us all, thank you and safe travels my friend.
An incredible adventure Rob! Just insane how thick it gets, would be so easy to get overwhelmed by it. And then that waterfall! Can’t wait for the next episode!
Wow! Amazing adventure mate. Then birds chirping moment.....can't imagine what you felt once you realised the significance of it. Sounds like another adventure already in the making, maybe with the other 2 amigos?
That was brutal to watch and edge of ya seat stuff. The battle scars on your legs! Following that creek was a great plan, until … just hope you named that waterfall something unique! Never get tired of watching, the scenery is one thing, your storytelling is the superglue to your journey. Thanks Rob!
Great visual story yet again Rob. You certainly bring the video to life with all your descriptions and camera work. Loving the series and can't wait for the next one.
😳 craaazy man.For two folk this would be a serious undertaking, you've gone a long way in a short time in more ways than one. I will gladly be sharing this saga with as many younger folk as I can. PlayStations be damned. 🌿
Such an amazing journey Rob, you're a crazy man for even attempting it.... but bloody oath I'm glad you did! The video and experience you're sharing with everyone is genuinely breathtaking... thanks mate!
Terrific work as always Rob. I appreciate that you have taken the time to film in tough walking conditions, when it would be easy not to. I also like the scenes without background music, so I can hear the sounds of the bush…. It feels like I am there. Looking forward to the final episodes. Thanks again.
Bloody awesome effort Rob after 4 days and still no Christmas rock in site but at least you now know where it is Rob hopefully you'll come back who knows you might employ The Tassie Boys just like last time on the Jane. If you do Rob I wish you all the luck. Can't wait to see the next episode.....Pete from Devonport...🤠✌
This is an epic journey man. Your doing a great job capturing it in the videos. Not only are you filming your journey but you are also showing what it was like for all the explorers before you. Glad to hear there are several more videos to come. Best of luck to you.
Hi Rob, just loving all your videos.... brilliant work mate, the blend of history, photos, your story telling and videography is purely captivating, really enjoy your energy. The birds that you mention in your video are Crescent Honeyeaters, these were the same species from your previous video at the cemetery in Balfour. If you have any other bird questions or IDs you need Id be happy to help. Cheers...... Nimzee P.S ....you gotta make that hat available on your Merch store, its your signature item, Id love to get my hands on one....!
Hey mate thanks for the epic feedback, and the bird tip! I'll keep you in mind as Its been of some interest of mine to start paying more attention to what kind of birds are about the place. Appreciate it! Also epic idea on the hat I might do a couple up for a giveaway on my Facebook of something. Cheers!
Well done Rob, this was an episode I was looking forward to as Lightning plains a favourite place. Yep campsite exactly same - felt very familiar looking out your tent door. Thanks for sharing.
I’m loving every minute of your epic journey rob, makes me look forward to my next adventure, actually I’m going tomorrow into the base of the bunya mountains, not far from where I live, thanks for cranking me up for adventure rob 👍
Awesome mate!! How good is our island home. Thanks for sharing the unique journey. Also that's a cool hat. Where can iIget one?. Cheers keep up the great content.
Thanks mate its a quicksilver bucket hat I think they have them online. you need to get a "tasmania last wilderness' patch to make it legit though find one at an airport or magazine shop in Tassie cheers.
Cool as dude! I thought it might have been your brand or a crew you support. So i was going to support aswell. Cheers for the inspiration i did a walk today, nothing as crazy as you though.
This just gets better. The anticipation of nasal leach bogies is strong. PS if you’re ever unsure, a small vial of vinegar (weak acid) can be used to test if a rock is limestone (will fizz if carboniferous ) in case you ever were unsure. An old geologists field kit 😉
@@Rob.Parsons hydrochloric acid works best, but sometimes you have to improvise. You can buy a cheap geologist field mineral testing kit if you want to go full 🤓 👍
OMG! Well cool that chap found Christmas Rock - sure fit the bill. I think you need MUCH tougher clothing - a project for some outdoor manufactures to design something to foot the bill - you could set them straight - what a trek? I didn't like the look of your leg - bit scary. Erin must have nerves of steel, too. Awesome...
Bush bashing to the next level. Grueling day of trekking, Sorry that Christmas Rock alluded you. Glad you realise to attune yourself with nature however it may present itself. I can't help to always think you need an award for your endeavours and the wonderful recording of the adventures you take. If someone would sponsor you it would help; maybe a bush clothing company or the like. Cheers to another wonderful episode....and more to come.
In my time most trekking was done in the mountains of Maine and New Hampshire (USA), I also managed Borestone Mountain Sanctuary (1639 acres) for 10 years for Audubon. The high contrast compared to your treks is the usage. Your most beautiful places are protected by almost impenetrable scrub, I think Mother Nature knows what she's doing.
Rob...AWESOME series, and you ... my friend deserve a fucking MEDAL, for getting through the thick relentless scrub. Keep up the GREAT WORK 👍 LOVE IT 👍🤗 Cheers Rob
Our Good friend Franklin got a mention during the Queens Platinium celebrations. He was listed with other famous seamen like Drake and Hawkins, Nelson and Cook. You would have been proud.
What's worse than a mosquito with a telescopic proboscis... A leach with telescopic sights. (Dad) 20 years later this one still cracks me up. There's a certain kind of humour that comes with bush bashing in Tassie jungle that only makes sense to those who've done it.
I’m glad I’m sitting in an armchair watching that would destroy most people you certainly put in the effort great video and a big thanks I will be waiting for the next episode.
Far out ...this has turned into an epic trip ....memories of the Tassie leeches....sitting down and watching the ferns come alive with them ...uurrgghh
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As the accidental rediscoverer of Christmas Rock I didnt pay it much heed as I didnt know the story behind it. I took that photo because it looked so unusual. After zooming in on the photo I am pretty convinced that the rock is comprised of quartzite, not limestone. Also limestone doesnt form huge, smooth rounded boulders like that. It is remarkable that Rob happened upon my footsteps at one point as I have no intention of ever trying to cross the scrub of Calders Pass as just that bit of my journey took an insane 2.5 days.
WOW I can’t believe we are already 4 episodes into my series In the Footsteps of the Franklins. I hope no one is fatigued yet as it’s looking like we’ve got three more episodes to get to the finish line! I wanna hear your thoughts drop them below!😀
I wonder what would of happened had you followed the birds. 🤔🤔 Another top shelf episode as usual man.
Love the way you leave your campsites. Give it a week and no one could even tell you was there.
id love to follow in your footsteps or even half a dozen of em ,what an epic trip ,.. on your headstone it will say his balls were this big with a picture of 2 watermelons
Mate, I can't wait for 7.30 on Wednesday and Sunday nights for the video to drop, really enjoy them 🤘
Keep ‘em coming mate, I’m living the bush life vicariously through you 😂
Definitely not fatigued, just patiently waiting for the next exciting episode. Thank you as always.
Showing us places we would never see without your hard work. Thank you.
This is the best Tasmanian bush walking series I've seen Rob.
glad there are 3 more episodes to come.
Hehe this is the only Tasmanian bushwalking series..
The only on you have done maybe, there are plenty on formed tracks people have done in Tasmania. Yours is the best. Scrub bashing is adventure.
Looking forward to watching the rest.
Wow. Wow. Wow. Speechless!!! Just don’t want this series to end. Breathtaking scenery, an historian taking us back to our past, many lessons learnt, a truly inspirational young man!!
What an awesome episode Rob, you certainly delivered on your promise! That scrub was merciless. I'm pretty sure most of us will never have the opportunity to follow in your footsteps, so I'm incredibly glad to be able to sit here and watch you do it! And good on you for giving credit where it's due to Mr Farefam. I hope you have the chance to go back and visit the rock someday, although you might not want to do battle through the scrub again, and fair enough! Roll on Episode 5!
That view from Lightning was absolutely stunning, thank you so much Rob...Oh to be young again!
Rob, had to comment before the end of the series, what a cracking series, and doing it alone is just amazing. Can’t thank you enough 👍 for giving us an insight into real adventure. Bloody awesome Rob, breaking it into a series was a great idea and I certainly am enjoying the history of Tasmania that you are presenting. The camera your using is excellent and the editing is awesome as usual. I hope you have this series shown as a show on TV for the great adventure it is. I look forward to watching your video adventures every time you post. Keep up showing us this awesome State and keep safe, cheers, looking forward to the next instalment.👍👍⛺️⛺️🗻🗻
I THINK YOU GUYS ARE WONDERFUL ! I am 74 and live on the west coast of the South Island of NZ. I will never get to Tasmania as I have muscular dystrophy BUT love your experiences into the Wild West of Tasmania . Love the GOLD prospecting and all your adventures. Have a GREAT time ! Grant
What an epic trip this is Rob. Genuine fear at that waterfall I think. Taking this on by yourself is quite amazing.
Rob, I can't tell how much I enjoy and appreciate your work. Respect.
I'm really enjoying this series. A welcome break from the current BS'ery of the day. Many thanks for the amazing cinematography and the adventure. ✌🙏
This one had my heart racing! What an achievement to be able to get through that scrub with all that weight in the bag. Birds are definitely your spirit animal, I hope they keep leading you to more amazing places!! Roll on Sunday!!
Feel your pain with the unexpected waterfall. A lot of 10m contour maps seem to be based on 50m data with extra lines added automatically. The garmin inreach maps are sometimes missing quite big landscape features, although their path markings seem accurate. Treat maps like advice from a guy in the pub. A starting point. Loving the series.
hehe too true. generally they're pretty good but this was crazy out of touch. thanks!
Damn I’m so happy I found your channel man. Isolated in north Sweden having severe social fobia and anxiety disorder, fallowing you on your adventures gives me true joy
Awesome mate glad to be of assistance !
Holy crap what a mammoth effort Rob , hardcore thoroughly enjoying the series mate, epic adventure.
Another epic episode. You are DESTINED to go down in history Rob, as a truly peerless hiker and adventurer!!
My wife and I started watching the Franklin series and got through 4 episodes tonight.
Here's a compliment for you Rob. My wife said, " this is much more interesting than an Attenborough video. Woohoo mate, and she's right. Well done.
I’ve never been a big bird person and don’t know much about them but the sounds those birds made was very beautiful.
Wonderful scenery once again👧♥️
Thanks for sharing this great adventure Rob, really enjoying it, explorers of old would be proud
Each video a truly priceless piece of craftsmanship and art work.
You take us along the journey calmly, yet not missing a square inch of the thrill that comes with being in such a raw and rugged reality.
I really appreciate these videos and the time and effort that was put into creating them. They inspire me to want to do better personally and im sure that was one of your aims so well done, and Thanks again.
This is EPIC, mate. I am so enthralled by this journey.
i'm damned impressed! any young person like yaself, interested in such matters and intent on retracing the footsteps of forebeares with such passion is bloody brilliant. NEVER stop mate, i feel proud as i'm sure many others are....and after this, there are plenty more footseps to retrace all over tassie, like up here on the nw coast!
Thanks Tony
So envious mate, think i need to head back to my home state and do some exploring
Another great episode, pity bout Christmas Rock maybe next time mate. cheers keep up the great work
Fatigued? Very doubtful! Three more episodes to go, yay! Thanks for sharing. :) :)
What an epic trek , Rob. Can’t believe what stub you get through😅
Can’t wait for the next instalment 👍🏼
Thanx very much for your determination to not only do this trip but to take us with you as well!
wow. loving it. legendary stuff mate
Just found your videos Rob and going through them one by one and absolutely loving them just as I love Tassie.
Those birds were amazing they seem to show up when miracles occur
One of the highlights of
The week when an ep comes out! Fantastic as always Rob
You are the man.
What an epic trek, and we are not finished yet.
Each episode is better than the last, can’t wait for the next instalment. Cheers
Rob, what an amazing journey. I don’t know where you get your energy from, just incredible mate. This has been such a wonderful experience you have shared with us all, thank you and safe travels my friend.
An incredible adventure Rob! Just insane how thick it gets, would be so easy to get overwhelmed by it. And then that waterfall! Can’t wait for the next episode!
Wow! Amazing adventure mate.
Then birds chirping moment.....can't imagine what you felt once you realised the significance of it. Sounds like another adventure already in the making, maybe with the other 2 amigos?
For sure, ill have to dust them off!
Epic Rob, that tea tree is crazy. Big congratulations and thanks to you for bringing this too us.
That was brutal to watch and edge of ya seat stuff. The battle scars on your legs! Following that creek was a great plan, until … just hope you named that waterfall something unique! Never get tired of watching, the scenery is one thing, your storytelling is the superglue to your journey. Thanks Rob!
Thanks Krissy! I have named the waterfall surprise falls hehe 😉
Perfect!
Great visual story yet again Rob. You certainly bring the video to life with all your descriptions and camera work. Loving the series and can't wait for the next one.
A great effort Rob. Brutal terrain and vegetation. Thanks for bringing it to us. Love the suitably dramatic sound track too.
Beautiful bird song, singing their message to you 😍
yep guiding me to the rock and I blew it.
😳 craaazy man.For two folk this would be a serious undertaking, you've gone a long way in a short time in more ways than one. I will gladly be sharing this saga with as many younger folk as I can. PlayStations be damned. 🌿
Thanks! Amazing story and research.
Glad you enjoy it Matt thank you!
What kind of Fungi can Rob find in the Old Growth Forest of Tasmania?
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Such an amazing journey Rob, you're a crazy man for even attempting it.... but bloody oath I'm glad you did! The video and experience you're sharing with everyone is genuinely breathtaking... thanks mate!
Absolutely brilliant Rob.
Terrific work as always Rob. I appreciate that you have taken the time to film in tough walking conditions, when it would be easy not to. I also like the scenes without background music, so I can hear the sounds of the bush…. It feels like I am there. Looking forward to the final episodes. Thanks again.
Awesome series. Really enjoying following your trip. Thanks for sharing!
The waterfall looked pretty though! Tough hiking, can’t wait to see the rest!
Hats off to you rob , thanks for the adventure , and letting the spirit of the adventure trump the cold , wet and misery , well done mate 👍
loving theses episodes mate 👌👌
Awesome series! Even my four old boy is a fan
Another great episode. Thanks
What a mammoth effort. Am enjoying the series very much.
Many thanks!
Keep it up Junior. It's a pleasure to watch
So enjoying this series, looking forward to the next!
This trip is nothing but amazing, will be waiting on the next episode👍⛏️🇦🇺😊🙋
Wow what an awesome epic event, loving this series . Looking forward to seeing the rest .
What a brutal section, awesome effort so far Rob. BSV, love it!
Bloody awesome effort Rob after 4 days and still no Christmas rock in site but at least you now know where it is Rob hopefully you'll come back who knows you might employ The Tassie Boys just like last time on the Jane. If you do Rob I wish you all the luck. Can't wait to see the next episode.....Pete from Devonport...🤠✌
Hard going in that one mate awesome bring on the next one 💪💪
This is an epic journey man. Your doing a great job capturing it in the videos. Not only are you filming your journey but you are also showing what it was like for all the explorers before you. Glad to hear there are several more videos to come. Best of luck to you.
Hi Rob, just loving all your videos.... brilliant work mate, the blend of history, photos, your story telling and videography is purely captivating, really enjoy your energy. The birds that you mention in your video are Crescent Honeyeaters, these were the same species from your previous video at the cemetery in Balfour. If you have any other bird questions or IDs you need Id be happy to help. Cheers...... Nimzee
P.S ....you gotta make that hat available on your Merch store, its your signature item, Id love to get my hands on one....!
Hey mate thanks for the epic feedback, and the bird tip! I'll keep you in mind as Its been of some interest of mine to start paying more attention to what kind of birds are about the place. Appreciate it! Also epic idea on the hat I might do a couple up for a giveaway on my Facebook of something. Cheers!
Well done Rob, this was an episode I was looking forward to as Lightning plains a favourite place. Yep campsite exactly same - felt very familiar looking out your tent door. Thanks for sharing.
Bloody awesome so far Rob .
any thanks Rob for a great video which I have very much enjoyed.
I’m loving every minute of your epic journey rob, makes me look forward to my next adventure, actually I’m going tomorrow into the base of the bunya mountains, not far from where I live, thanks for cranking me up for adventure rob 👍
Awesome mate!! How good is our island home. Thanks for sharing the unique journey. Also that's a cool hat. Where can iIget one?. Cheers keep up the great content.
Thanks mate its a quicksilver bucket hat I think they have them online. you need to get a "tasmania last wilderness' patch to make it legit though find one at an airport or magazine shop in Tassie cheers.
Cool as dude! I thought it might have been your brand or a crew you support. So i was going to support aswell.
Cheers for the inspiration i did a walk today, nothing as crazy as you though.
Great stuff Rob. Better luck next time with CHRISTMAS ROCK.
Thank you.
Andy
thanks blumack so close but so far. at least I can sleep now knowing where it is.
Excellent stuff.
Brilliant adventure!
Loving it mate, I think next time you should swing by and pick me up..
I'd love to join you on a walk...👍
Sounds like another trip is necessary to find/confirm Xmas rock!
lol how about I give you the directions and you go check it out for me!
WOW Great Series loving it
Thanks Richard!
Epic Tasmanian adventure!
That was brilliant. You're much braver than me, hats off to you.
Love this show
Rob, you are a machine battling that scrub! Huge effort, especially when you’ll have to go back to check out the real Christmas rock 😉
yeah yeah.. maybe ill send you in there to clean up my mess hehe
Awesome. Is this the last episode?? +. I plan to watch it in full on the weekend. Like a feature movie. I know it will be that good.
This just gets better. The anticipation of nasal leach bogies is strong.
PS if you’re ever unsure, a small vial of vinegar (weak acid) can be used to test if a rock is limestone (will fizz if carboniferous ) in case you ever were unsure. An old geologists field kit 😉
You’re a legend mate thanks. Will be sure to take some when I head back to confirm. 😃
@@Rob.Parsons hydrochloric acid works best, but sometimes you have to improvise. You can buy a cheap geologist field mineral testing kit if you want to go full 🤓
👍
Wow mate Hella effort! You were that deep you nearly could have ran into the wilderpeople.. lol
Love the videos man keep it up
Awesome stuff, unlucky you didn't get to see the 'rock' with your own eyes. But it's a good excuse to head back out there 🙂
Great videos Rob, if you listened to your intuition with the bird calls you may have found the Rock ?
Awesome stuff mate you should be Givin a medal 😎👌
give me the gold I don't need a damn medal
That was a good one!
OMG! Well cool that chap found Christmas Rock - sure fit the bill. I think you need MUCH tougher clothing - a project for some outdoor manufactures to design something to foot the bill - you could set them straight - what a trek? I didn't like the look of your leg - bit scary. Erin must have nerves of steel, too. Awesome...
Amazing adventure! You are made of tough stuff! Have you ever seen any evidence of Thylacenes out there?
Not really but I have never really set out to try and find it.
@@Rob.Parsons that might make a great video adventure!
👏🥾👏🥾Awe-inspiring. 🙏
Bush bashing to the next level. Grueling day of trekking, Sorry that Christmas Rock alluded you. Glad you realise to attune yourself with nature however it may present itself. I can't help to always think you need an award for your endeavours and the wonderful recording of the adventures you take. If someone would sponsor you it would help; maybe a bush clothing company or the like. Cheers to another wonderful episode....and more to come.
In my time most trekking was done in the mountains of Maine and New Hampshire (USA), I also managed Borestone Mountain Sanctuary (1639 acres) for 10 years for Audubon. The high contrast compared to your treks is the usage. Your most beautiful places are protected by almost impenetrable scrub, I think Mother Nature knows what she's doing.
God lol I love this mate dam your such an inspiration brother thank you so much
Rob...AWESOME series, and you ... my friend deserve a fucking MEDAL, for getting through the thick relentless scrub.
Keep up the GREAT WORK 👍
LOVE IT 👍🤗
Cheers Rob
Ah thanks mate yeah I don't think ill be getting any medals anytime soon, thats all good my reward is the journey.
Wow, doing this on you own. You are a braver Man than me, Gunga din!
Our Good friend Franklin got a mention during the Queens Platinium celebrations. He was listed with other famous seamen like Drake and Hawkins, Nelson and Cook. You would have been proud.
What's worse than a mosquito with a telescopic proboscis...
A leach with telescopic sights.
(Dad)
20 years later this one still cracks me up. There's a certain kind of humour that comes with bush bashing in Tassie jungle that only makes sense to those who've done it.
Thanks
HOLY CRAP Thank you so much! You are far too generous.
@@Rob.Parsons no probs Rob, wish it could be more! It’s a pittance really to what you deserve for all the awesome videos you’ve put up.
Keep going mate…..we will all buy you a beer!l😀🍺🍺🍺
hehe I'm coming upto one year sober, you're welcome to shout me a coffee via the Super Thanks button!
I’m glad I’m sitting in an armchair watching that would destroy most people you certainly put in the effort great video and a big thanks I will be waiting for the next episode.
Thanks for the view
Far out ...this has turned into an epic trip ....memories of the Tassie leeches....sitting down and watching the ferns come alive with them ...uurrgghh
Amazing series so far. Please tell me you are planning a trip to Vanishing falls. I always wanted to go but never got a chance when I was in Tas.
yeah could be worth a look one day! there's some good videos on TH-cam already John Mcclaine and Matt Brain.
@@Rob.Parsons Cheers mate, just watched it and it was amazing, thankyou again.