Ask The Leyland Brothers Episode 2

As seen on Australian TV in the 1970's & 80's
Spectacular gorge country of the Hamersley Ranges of Western Australia. Scenic country which rivals the famous tourist drawing attractions of Central Australia. A brief look at one of Australia's most beautiful creatures the majestic Black Swan. Filmed at Ballarat in Victoria this not only shows wild swans in close up but shows a pensioner who feeds them twice a week with bread scraps gathered from motels in the town. A heart warming segment with particular appeal to the young. The final segment of this episode shows some of the most spectacular canoeing action film ever taken as Australia's top champions perform for 'Ask The Leyland Brothers' cameras at Nymbodia in NSW at the Australian championships.

[@carolynnicholson3113]

I love the Leyland brothers💜. I've watched it since I was a kid. I bought the DVDs or CDs of the latest ones. And I enjoy watching it. ☺💖💜💙

[@siredith8846]

The opening theme tune always got me excited as a small boy. As soon as it came on, I’d quickly put together a car made of furniture.

[@ThomasCorfield]

10:20 OMG, the music. So wonderful in a documentary.

[@garyp4374]

Thank you Tony

[@rippenkitten1]

The original Russell Coights...

[@ang3lm86]

My nan always use to sing this theme song, finally now im watching it.
One thing guy theyre near dampier when red dog was still around that is so fricken cool!!

[@rjl110919581]

THANK FOR VIDEO

[@adelewalsh1377]

ms Hayes and dawn on the train every day ... are u still there or want to connect ...heya

[@RohanGillett]

Where are we Mike?

[@JohnSmith-gy4qj]

DID they have to back the same way? Oats and grains are better for swans.

[@siredith8846]

0:42 ask the Leeylnd brothrrrs

[@Thegoldmine1]

bit annoying how you cut the music out , but hey you're trying to make money of someone else work

[@TheCominghome]

They are not called STOPPERS they are called EDDIES, Mike and Mal's misinformation network!