Thanks for sharing Lived in Nightcliff rapid creek and nekara 30 years ago Beachfront is what has changed the most in this vid Shit it was rough back then Thanks for sharing my old stomping grounds mate
Darwin is wonderful. I lived in Casuarina for a couple of years and really want to go back! I was born in the UK and spent 20yrs in Melbourne (Aussie citizen) and now in NZ but retirement coming up so NT is the go for me.
The Dripstone Cliffs are beautiful, nice to see them. The footage at 13:30 is phenonemal. Jen and I had a gorgeous afternoon and evening at that surf lifesaving club in the dry season years ago - amazing place to watch the sunset. Very nicely made video this one mate, enjoyed it.
On this day in Darwin 21/3/22 the temperature was an overnight low of 25.6C (78.0F) and a high of 35.0C (95.0F). According to the BOM only 0.6mm rain was measured for the previous 24 hours on the morning of 21/3/22 and there was no rain from 9am on 21/3 for another 3 days.
Nice video of Casuarina beach and surroundings . Was this today ? The reason I’m asking is because my cousin and his family are in Darwin for the first time and on my high recommendation of Darwin . He said they love it and wished they could stay longer . He’s been in Australia for over 40 years and never been to my favourite place in Australia . He said was a bit hot but bearable because he’s lived most of his life in Melbourne . Thank you Darwin Insights for making the effort to record and post these videos of Darwin .
@@darwininsights442 I found a few mentions on a Darwin FB group but the directions are kind of vague. Also not sure if they are still there or erosion got to them.
@@darwininsights442 did you find photos of them? Agree. Very interesting. But hard to locate. I tried the cliffs at dripstone (down the stairs and left) but I couldn’t find them.
I really want to go here because the water is so warm and beautiful, but I was crushed to find that there are crocodiles and deadly jellyfish roaming around.
Casuarina Beach is so beautiful 😍
Thank you we will move to Darwin thanks to your vedio clips.
Looks interesting 🧐 will watch it later
Part 2 is interesting when i find the stone carvings.
your video just saves me a lot of driving in the desert to experience darwin myself.
Hey Pino,we have lots of room for more visitors.
This is a great video of a beautiful place.
Thanks for sharing
Lived in Nightcliff rapid creek and nekara 30 years ago
Beachfront is what has changed the most in this vid
Shit it was rough back then
Thanks for sharing my old stomping grounds mate
My pleasure. Thanks for watching.
Darwin is wonderful. I lived in Casuarina for a couple of years and really want to go back! I was born in the UK and spent 20yrs in Melbourne (Aussie citizen) and now in NZ but retirement coming up so NT is the go for me.
Hi Martin, it is still an untamed Territory. After 38 years here i still love it.
Love your commentary and insights to my favourite destination in oz. It’s a shame my partner doesn’t share our love for the place. Ian
Thank you Ian. Darwin is not for every one. I consider myself fortunate to call the NT home.
The Dripstone Cliffs are beautiful, nice to see them. The footage at 13:30 is phenonemal. Jen and I had a gorgeous afternoon and evening at that surf lifesaving club in the dry season years ago - amazing place to watch the sunset. Very nicely made video this one mate, enjoyed it.
Thanks Nic,its a really nice peaceful area.
On this day in Darwin 21/3/22 the temperature was an overnight low of 25.6C (78.0F) and a high of 35.0C (95.0F).
According to the BOM only 0.6mm rain was measured for the previous 24 hours on the morning of 21/3/22 and there was no rain from 9am on 21/3 for another 3 days.
Nice video of Casuarina beach and surroundings . Was this today ? The reason I’m asking is because my cousin and his family are in Darwin for the first time and on my high recommendation of Darwin . He said they love it and wished they could stay longer . He’s been in Australia for over 40 years and never been to my favourite place in Australia . He said was a bit hot but bearable because he’s lived most of his life in Melbourne . Thank you Darwin Insights for making the effort to record and post these videos of Darwin .
Yes Jude,i filmed and posted on Monday. I hope you enjoyed this one.
@@darwininsights442 Think I got to send the drone out to old man rock.
@@DroneKingsInDarwin I walked around it some 20 years ago.Very low tide.
@@darwininsights442 still walkable now?
*Why is there no one at the beach if the weather is sunny and warm??? That's weird*
Some people are scared of the crocodiles.
Do you know where the rock carvings are at dripstone and nightcliff?
Not specifically,but a young indigenous man once told me there was a cave in front of the swimming pool. Only accessible at low tide.
@@darwininsights442 I found a few mentions on a Darwin FB group but the directions are kind of vague. Also not sure if they are still there or erosion got to them.
This requires further investigation. The old photos look quite interesting.
@@darwininsights442 did you find photos of them? Agree. Very interesting. But hard to locate. I tried the cliffs at dripstone (down the stairs and left) but I couldn’t find them.
@@DroneKingsInDarwin Yes lots of photos. I will gp back this arvo for another look.
I really want to go here because the water is so warm and beautiful, but I was crushed to find that there are crocodiles and deadly jellyfish roaming around.
hI saradave5827, the Jellyfish will be gone by mid April. I have not seen any crocodiles in this area as i like to swim there.