The Furneaux Islands are nature's beauty and the beast | Explore Aus | ABC Australia
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- Guest presenter Paul West visits the Furneaux Islands, a wild and windswept group of islands in Bass Strait, just off Tasmania. The cold ocean waters are full of treasures like lobsters and abalone, plus rusted shipwrecks. Subscribe ✅ and tap the notification bell 🔔 to be delivered Australian stories every day: bit.ly/Subscri...
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Former convicts who lived on Flinders & nearby islands as sealers, arrived there mostly from NSW pre 1803. Convicts sent to Van Diemen's Land (now Tasmania) first started to arrive at Risdon Cove near Hobart from 1803.
What a beauty of Island jeweled with beautiful people as well.
Thank you! :-)
When your flying into Tassie, you see this Majestic Group of Islands. I haven't words to describe the Magic of their appearance, absolutely Stunning !
It is sad because Tasmania is so fragmented and picked a part now.. when I visited, I was actually shocked to see the amount of logging and destruction, including mining. I’m such a small island.
Beautiful Furneaux Islands!
Have had the pleasure of visiting. Absolutely gods country. Would only be local call to God from there.
Omg i live there
Watched this after reading Moonbird People by Patsy Adam-Smith
I want to live there.
Woaah beautiful
I loved to go there .
❤❤❤
Awesome! can I use few seconds from this clip in a research presentation and short research clip?
Hi Matiuadex, you'll need to get in touch with the people that make those decisions at librarysales.abc@abc.net.au, but it's worth a try.
Okay thanks, will give it a shot.
Much Corona down there
None ;-)
Ci to mają dopiero wyjebane