American Family Falls in Love with Wentworth Falls!!! Blue Mountains, Australia
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2024
- The Blue Mountains are so beautiful! For this part of the day, we went to the Wentworth Falls. We had fun capturing the absolute beauty of the greenery, the red rocks, and the waterfalls. It has a very well-cared-for trail that was fun for the kids. We loved walking over the falls and seeing them cascade off the side. As we continued along the cliffs, we discovered some springs and lush areas of greenery. When we came to the overlook of the entire valley, it was absolutely gorgeous. Looking back at the falls, we took some pretty amazing pictures and videos. It was a fun and adventurous part of our day at the Blue Mountains. Stay tuned for our third and final video of the beautiful Blue Mountains!
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Those kids will never forget all the memories they have travelling 👍👍👍
Glad you enjoyed our backyard.
Thank you for sharing beautiful places, if I go to Australia I’d like to visit these places
Hey guys, take a quick flight to Cairns I'm sure you all will love it! It's beautiful weather up here at the moment too (warm and sunny)!
I am Pleased your family got to visit our magnificent Blue Mountains, it is a unique area to visit, i'm so pleased you all enjoyed it 👍
everry creation is perfect from Philippines here
The blue mountains are just beautiful. Glad you enjoyed it.
LOL. "Look at this drop! It drops down ..... a heck ton!" Love it. Gorgeous pictures guys. What wonderful memories you are collecting on your way. x
When walking in Aussie bush suggest you stay close together as is quite easy to get seperated and loose track in some places. I am enjoying following your travels and views on areas etc.
you guys really know how to have fun as a family................great to see
I live in Brisbane now but I grew up in the blue mountains. It was great to see you enjoy your time there.
Sydney loves the Backman family - true ambassadors sharing their experiences in the Blue Mountains and loving it
if that was the national pass walk. i have done it 4 times , the best walk in he mountains
Happy family ❤
Walking through the blue mountains you should come across the Lyre Bird, this bird can mimic other bird sounds, human sounds and electric sounds! It’s amazing
My backyard! I live in Woodford and appreciate the beauty of these mountains every minute, a lovely video, thankyou for sharing ❤
You have seen more of the Blue Mountains than I have..I mainly stick to the safe paths 😅
Well done for checking out Wentworth Falls, most tourist overlook it and just go straight to Katoomba take some pics three sisters ect, but Wentworth Falls has free parking...and plenty of cool hiking trails : )
I love love love the blue mountains. You got a great day for walking up there :)
Next on your list is to do the Bondi to Bronte Coastal walk , it's near the city ,
you can actually do it all the way to maroubra. Although we tend to run out of steam by Coogee
@@tironibusmaximus6100 iv never done it but it looks beautiful, w surely are blessed living in SYDNEY, that's for sure ,
@@gordo191 Its a great walk, also Henry Lawson is buried in Waverley Cemetery which is on the way. There are some other very famous and infamous Aussies buried there as well. I also have two family members buried there. It's well worth a visit.
@@tironibusmaximus6100 Then they could getaway ferry ride around the harbour and visit some of the islands
Sam is the best view, for me
I used to live in Katoomba, 15 minutes walk from Echo Point, it was a magical place to live. My daughter & I loved bushwalking & our favourite day out was heading to Leura Cascades for a picnic, half an hour's easy walk from our place then.
If you can find the time, an outstanding trip is to drive to McMahon's Lookout, which is about 20 km south from the highway. A dirt road but in pretty good condition - you can maintain a pretty steady 40 to 50 kph. The view is amazing - to the west is the back of Mt Solitary, which is the large mountain you see from Echo Point and past that across the ranges towards Jenolan Caves. Opposite you are tall sandstone cliffs and southwards are more ranges. If you look straight down, you can see the headwaters of Warragamba Dam, the major source for Sydney's water supply system.
But the best is on the way out, where you can stop at Battleship Tops. An enormous cave with ancient paintings made by the First People for whom this cave holds great significance. Sadly, some louts stole a car, pushed it into the cave and set fire to it. Smoke has damaged about half the paintings, but a lot remains. Those responsible received decent sentences. We find the cave very moving.
On your travels around Australia make sure you come to my home state Tasmania it's the smallest state for sure however it's the best.
Been there, seen that, got wet walking across the falls. Also the water flows up the falls on a windy day.
Ahh up over the big hill where the convicts used to hide
theyre called the Blue Mountains because of the eucalyptus oil haze in the air and the way sunlight interacts with it 👍 (Wikipedia has a more in-depth clarification)
I wonder how it is going to feel going back to the US after a year travelling without the fear of weapons at every turn.
I have travelled to the U S many times over the last few decades.
Every time I notice the progression away from what the rest of the world considers normal.
One such visit was just 18 months after the other.
I t was a world trip we went to fifteen countries but it was only in the US that we started to fear for our safety.
Eighteen months before that we went fromSydney to LA. We were prepared for the change I guess and were immediately on full alert.
But after a wonderful time exploring many different cultures and forms of government it was a real scary thing to leave Denmark and land in New York.
Although I must say that N Y C is a place where I have always felt safe.
But states in the south were very challenging.
We felt quite unsafe just going to the mall or even to church.
It was a relief to go to South American countries where we again felt quite safe.
I wonder if you will notice the difference after so long away.
In the meantime travel safe.
Do the spit bridge to Manly walk around 14 Kms.
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#1 are there bathrooms out there?
#2 the bugs? are they too much
pls advise...
There are bugs everywhere in Australia. Just put some aeroguard on to protect yourself from them.
Yes there are bathrooms
Feel don't think...
It's like a finger pointing the way to moon...
Don't concentrate on the finger....
Or you will miss all that heavenly glory.
@@juliequiney4078not on the walk. Unless you consider the nearest tree. Hehe
Sam..... very handsome..... i love youmore... come to me in thailand