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Congratulations 👏❤ and looking forward to future videos! You're doing a great job! 😊

Thanks for showing us Uluru

Congrats 👏 👍

Many of the original buildings of the settlement have been lost to bushfire and demolition.

Really heartbreaking and disgustingly vile what they put the prisoners through way back then. And the Port Arthur massacre, that was absolutely heartbreaking. But the Tasmanians now seem like an ok lot lol - just joking, Victorian here. If we can’t pick on Taswegians, we’ll get bored lol 😊💞

Did a great video. Never been down to Tassie but watching your video has been one of the best with Port Arthur I've seen. Good work mate. 😎

It's Mellbn, not Mellburn

That looked fun! 😊❤

Great job!❤😊

Thank you for continuing to post these wonderful travel videos!😊❤

In 1973 you could walk or run up Uluru. I ran it (as an 18 year old) and set 2nd fastest time (according to the log at the top)...I think it's appropriate not to let people on it anymore....

Again, very informative and well researched. Thankyou for taking time to present such enlightening footage...I'm an Aystralian who has visited some of these places but you convey info I was not aware of...congrats!😊

Very informative and interesting. Thankyou.

We stayed at The Desert Gardens when we were there at the end of april

We were there at the end of april this year and the weather was lovely but omg the flies drove us crazy, we also invested in those net mask things.

OMG Queen Victoria market built on top of graveyard 😮

Jazzy you have gone to a lot of trouble to make sure you know a lot about our Parliament House, good on you. You have told me alot that I didn't know.....

I moved from the middle US to Melbourne about 15 years ago. It took me years to stop saying the 2nd syllable as "burrrrn"! fyi, street art and graffiti are pretty much the same thing, with more and less talent evident. There are a lot of untalented types spraying random stuff over some impressive stuff in Hosier Lane, which at first seems like a shame. But if they didn't, no one would come paint something else good over the eventual build up of crap. It changes every time I go down there. That paint must be very thick by now.

You covered a lot of ground, all good locations. Many of those places are so familiar that I feel like I just spent a day in Melbourne.

Ayer’s Rock not Uluṟu

Britain also sent a lot of Irish 'rebels' (people who objected to the British invasion of Ireland) to Australia. The British attempted to suppress Catholicism in Australia, leading to a longstanding cultural division between Anglo and Scottish migrants and the Catholic population. The Anglo ascendancy didn't feel much of it, but the Catholics knew all about it.

Looks like graffiti to me too. Like when dogs leave their mark on top of another dog's original creation.

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Hey , thanks to your video , it looks like I do not need to visit Melbourne any more ! Seen it all . Lol😅😂 Jokes apart , I do want to visit Melbourne, especially for the Australian Open in January, 2025 but just terrified of a solo trip . Fingers crossed , I hope to find a travel companion soon ! Cheers !

I have been to the Rock 10 times , first was a school trip in 1969 , next was a by motorcycle in 1970 and 2 more times by motorcycle the other times by 4WD , first few times there was very few rules, we could climb it anytime you wanted and have been lucky enough to see heavy rain and lightning , flown over it by light plane and helicopter, it is a magnificent site

3:10 it’s based on the tomb of Mausolus at Halicarnassus

I've been there, well worth the trip to see it at dawn and in daylight.

Uluru is quite a rock, but radical politics has destroyed access. Urban part-Aboriginal activists declared to gullible whites and academics that it is sacred and cannot be climbed. In the early 1970s, as a Commonwealth Government Welfare Officer, I interviewed the actual songmen responsible for the several ceremony places around the base of the Rock and they said these were the sacred places, not the high part of the rock. Their concern was to have the public permanently banned from the ceremony sites. They had no interest in who went up and down the rock itself, as long as they adhered to the gradual ascent spur on which chains have been installed. In the coming months, the urban frauds will be exposed, along with the billions of dollars squandered by these criminals. Hopefully, when sanity is restored to the transcultural interface, and Aboriginal law is recognised by the nation, the current conflicts will dissipate.

No such place. Ayers Rock should belong to ALL Australians. Or do we actually have apartheid?

Thank you for the great tour of this extraordinary place! 😊❤

You obviously haven't been to Notre Dame mate, cause souvenirs are lined up on the lhs as you walk in.

As a Tasmanian who specialises in convict history, I say well done! Very well researched and interesting. 20% of Australians can trace their ancestry to convicts and in Tasmania it is as high as 70%! I know of nine in my family tree. All transported for petty theft except one, who broke in to his employer's takings and stole a substantial sum. He was offered leniency because he was young.

I lived at Yulara for 3 years whilst working at Ayers Rock Resort. The largest section, “hidden” from view of the tourists is the residential area, that includes accommodation, football oval, school, library, Social club, Gym and pool.

Beautiful place! I'm impressed with how clean it is 😊 Thank you!

Thank you for the tour of this beautiful town! Another Excellent Job😊!

Best title ever, lol!

Capitalist Jesus?? Making out like there is any other kind. Haha

Would love one visitor to Melbourne to travel up to the Murray River. Most beautiful part of the country.

well done! You managed not to get robbed, stabbed or punched in the face for no reason... Melbourne has become a shit hole! I have witnessed the rapid decline, I have been living here for over 35 years 😪

Pretty place! Thanks for sharing 😊

I love Arizona ❤ Colorado is gorgeous. Haven't been to Utah, but it looks cool! Beautiful video! Thanks, once again 😊

Another great video! Just be careful out there 😊

Nice video!!!❤

That's hilarious you pronounce the name wrong but then you pronounce it right when saying Afghan . Just take the af off. Also the war memorials are there to commemorate the bravery of the soldiers not necessarily celebrating the war

Fun fact, the reason why the kangaroo and emu were chosen for our coat of arms is because neither the kangaroo nor emu can go backwards, hence they both have to travel forwards. Therefore Australia is always moving forwards.

Wear your bag correctly dipsht, noboy is going to steal your sht, this isn't murica.

Excellent presentation of a beautiful place! Thank you!

Melbourne's street art looks like vandalism to me, it looks dirty and a ugly. Melbourne could look better but looks like it will have to stay the ugliest city in Australia.

It's rare to experience wet weather in Central Australia. If there is ongoing rain, I would recommend that you travel to Uluru. Rain on the Rock is a very rare experience! The rock at Simpson's Gap is red sandstone. Sandstone makes up most of the beautiful geological features in Central Australia. I guess you like to hike, so I'd also recommend a trip to King's Canyon (in the native language "Watarrka"). There is a six kilometer walk up around the rim of the canyon. It's an amazing place. If you swim across the twenty meter deep pool at the "Garden of Eden" there, you can look out over the canyon edge and see the country heading for Western Australia. You probably won't see any sign of civilization unless there happens to be a road train heading west.