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assistance animals at The Bower Tree, heartwarming!

Sunshine Coast, QLD, I'd love to visit

Sippy Downs looks like a great community

Bower Tree seems like a supportive place

Sippy Downs, Sunshine Coast, QLD, beautiful location

nicely guided and narrated

this was quite innovative and informative

keep posting more content

can't understand everything entirely

Thanks for sharing the video.

thanks man... this was very helpful

nicely guided and narrated

the video is a visual treat, highlighting the beauty of the journey and the companionship.

the assistance animal adds a charming touch to the overall experience.

watching this, I'm tempted to plan a visit to Gympie for this delightful train ride.

the Mary Valley Rattler seems like an ideal place for a unique day out.

it's wonderful to witness the happiness the VIP Club Car brings.

the video is like a little adventure, unfolding in a relaxed and pleasant manner.

this clip is a testament to the inclusivity of the VIP Club Car.

Video's looking great now 😀 what a nice spot.

When you are sitting on the bench, the focus is on the vegetation in the background.

Hello ! Tank you for this video. Try to mix your voice level (too low) using level indicators into your software. Music is way too loud (distortion)

great camera , still to get mine , just a little ask , listening to your voice audio at a comfortable level , then bam 200% increase in volume when you cut to music waking up the household lol , maybe try balancing your audio music to match your voice levels . 🙂

nice ~

saw this as an ad, but i just come by to say, I hope you are doing well! i too beleive its important for more people to be educated on this matter. I wish you good luck for you and your cute assistance dog in the future!

That's so cool 🐶

I wish i could have been there

What is he/she task trained for?

He’s cute! What tasks does he know?

Good luck

Hppy

So cute I’m gonna die🥺🥺🥺

Every single one of those cars ran the stop sign at the start.

nice kicks

That was a really nice video

1950' 1960' my parents took us there a few times. There were no car parks etc like today. People pitched a tent or bunked down on the ground under the stars. Camp fires would be a normal sight day and night. We used to swim just up from the Falls, and sometimes walk down to the base and swim. One of my brothers would stand on top of the falls, wait for the wind to blow up the rock face, then lean out with his arms spread wide like he was going to fly. It's still just as beautiful.

Great to see someone with a AA be able to visit these places

thanks for this :)