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Calming and informative. Thanks

Another good one thanks Terry. You will be back home soon so what happens after that?

I did it once in the old days…no bitumen …so much fun…been two times after that and once on the train….that was when l was a lot younger …l reckon l was a bit of a gypsy….so love looking at it once again through your eyes…l am after all these years getting restless…you are not helping..haha….really enjoying this episode…take care

Bombala was going to be one too.😊

I enjoyed this video! Growing up my best friend’s family had a holiday house at Dalgety. We stayed there and visited the snow. Great memories.

10C sounds perfect to me at the moment as I sit here in 35C heat 🥵☀️🕶️

There is no curse just stupid people

Another little gem. I heard about the Snowy River Scheme and Lake Jindabyne many years ago. It was great to see it and the other little towns. Well done my friend. (Pete, Manchester UK).

How lovely to visit those little towns especially in NSW as we're based in Sydney.

Lovely video. Well done climbing up the boulders. Best Wishes Pete (Manchester UK)

I’ve been up this way Terry 😀 I remember Jindabyne. Very popular area. I didn’t stop in the other areas just passed thru. Brings back nice memories for me. Nice to know the history of the areas. Love to know how many Ks you have clocked up with your van. Thank you so much for information. Love it Suzy

hmmm great idea and video [thanks, I am in Dalgety] though you mispronounced the word Monaro, [its Mon-air-o] and you also said "in 1804" when speaking about the idea of making Dalgety the capital, should be 1904..

The politicians quickly excluded Dalgety after visiting in the middle of winter. It is also pronounced Mon-air-o.

Oh Tilba is like it’s straight out of a storybook! Gorgeous town!

Another great Vlog, and a history lesson as well! Keep up the great content, cheers from Downunder 🦘🦘🦘❤️🇦🇺

Such a peaceful video ❤

Good to watch one one of y videos while having Saturday breakfast. The thing about your videos is how one should regard the trip as important as the destination, most just maybe stop in these small towns for a comfort stop and keep going, not realising what they are missing. Hopefully, these videos will encourage travelers to slow down and take in the area.

Very nice vlog Mister Terry, nice surroundings.

hi Terry Going out on a limb here - you’ve been travelling “clockwise” haven’t you. What beautiful countryside. I love that such a place remains a hamlet. “There’s not much here” - all the better. Somewhere where there isn’t mass tourism. Sadly on my long overdue return to Australia next week I won’t be having enough time to visit beyond Perth and Sydney but you’ve opened my eyes to the many possibilities for future visits. I really love your “show”. So glad the “algorithm” led me to you. Until next time Zoltan

Like the Blair Wich just a deam not true.

The poster at 2:48 describes something similar to the Strid in England. Except that the Strid is also so turbulent under the surface that it batters people to pieces.

I'm from England but travelled from Adelaide to Cairns 2023. I remember you Cardwell, the history, the crocodlile warning signs on the boat ramp!! I stopped on the campsite and went to the pub. Full of locals. The real Australia. Great little town. I hope you are all ok and keep safe in the floods.x

Great video loved it 👍

What a beautiful place great video enjoyed it thank you you do a.great job ❤

Do you hv over there venomous deadly spiders and snakes ?😊

The middle song fits the video so well. I love it. What's the title?

Try to watch there's more video of your face than there is of the surroundings. Sorry so irritating got to move on.

Thank you for always making videos well informative, enjoying and simple. Cheers mate

Very interesting mate

Hi yes very interesting town I have been there loved it cheers

there's a youtube video about a stream called the strid in england. also, very unassuming and if you see it you'd think you could jump across it. and you can, but it's basicly a wide river on it's side. very deep and with a lot of underwater caverns and currents. i contracted an acute case of thalassophobia after that one. it amazes me the amount of ignorance people have when it comes to inland water. you can see the rocks have been churned to pots and waves but they think you'd just float out.

Beautiful filming scenery and music choice for Hanging Rock.

I always swim with crocs, since i was born...nothing of extraodinary...

My mate lives there

Thank you for the very kind words on my wife’s store Seaglass Traders keep up the great videos they are so well put together and best of all they are genuine😊❤

Really stunning! what month was it when you´ve visited Flinders? Obviously not in summer 😁

If you came for the thumbnail - move on.

Like the Bolton Strid in England, there are caves and eddies and undercurrents under the water, which drag people to their death, even though the river can be as little as 3 feet wide, from 100 feet wise further up and down

It's just a beautiful place, of natural selection! Hop in! The water's fine!

Love the vibes and your music choices!

Everything in Great Britain is haunted. Everything in Australia is cursed.

I really feel like quitting my job and doing the same 😊 one day I will ❤

“It was the tunnel of love. Now it’s the tunnel of stink.” I hear ya brother.

May I ask what is this music at 12minutes?

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I could never get why people were and are obsessed with the devil's pool. I used to do pretty silly stuff, but I'm still alive. The top pool is perfect. Stay out of the graveyard.

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I grew up near The Boulders in Scottsdale, AZ. They also have a nice pool but not deadly that I know of.

Mena Creek is a nice spot. But that castle is bloody expensively priced. We admired it from the outside. If I remember correctly it was like $50 per person. Couldn't justify it.

It’s called devil’s pool 😈 🏊 for a reason