Solo Camping & Hiking ASMR | Old Currango Homestead in Kosciuszko National Park
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- Опубліковано 24 січ 2023
- Pour yourself a cuppa, get comfy and tune out while tuning in to some tranquil nature sounds as Anna hikes into Old Currango Homestead. This charming homestead is the oldest remaining building in Kosciuszko National Park. Panoramic vistas over the Brindabella Ranges and Currangorambla Plain make for an incredibly scenic location for a slow yet perfect evening of reading and cooking.
Filmed and edited by Dean Johnson
Special thanks to hiker Anna Tidd
Gear seen in this video:
Snow Peak Fire-Resistant 2L Rain Hat www.tomsoutdoors.com.au/colle...
Helinox Chair Zero www.tomsoutdoors.com.au/colle...
Snow Peak Ozen Light Solo Table www.tomsoutdoors.com.au/colle...
Soto Windmaster Gas Hiking Stove w/ 4 Flex Pot Support
www.tomsoutdoors.com.au/colle...
Snow Peak Titanium Mini Solo Combo 2.0 - Lightweight Camping Cookware Set - www.tomsoutdoors.com.au/colle...
Patagonia Women's Better Sweater 1/4 Zip www.tomsoutdoors.com.au/colle...
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Respect. That’s a long walk I rode my bike from the homestead to old currango and it was a treck
Fantastic landscape, great videography. I like what you do and I'm happy that the YT algorythm has swept you across my screen. Cheers 🇨🇭
Thanks Thomas, glad you found us!
Amazing put of the country! Nice set up too. Thank you for sharing
This is an absolutely wonderful experience. The landscape, the surrounding sounds, and overall the experience to connect more with nature is like a healing power that I have been looking for. As someone who got stuck too much in the city and lost kind an adventurous soul, I truly appreciate this. Thank you and wish you all the best :)
So glad you enjoyed 💚
Love this!
The astro timelapse and then the morning fog is sick! Amazing work guys.
Thank you! 💚
Great camping adventure and a fantastic film about it. So calming and beautiful. Bravo!
Glad you enjoyed it!
What a lovely thumbnail my friend, thih whole upload is simply stunning! Absolutely fantastic work! 🔥🔥
Thank you! 🥰
Great video , amazing part of the country. Thanks for sharing
Thanks Craig!
Thanks great quality vid and nice product placement ☺️ I probably would have done my cooking on the verandah and sat there like the pioneers would have done. Probably a running stream for fresh water some where nearby? I loved the time lapse and focus changes. Did you use a GoPro or something else, just that the GoPro would have been easier to carry. Audio was superb, well done 👍
Been heading down those mountains for 40 years now, fishing and walking. It used to be that you got really excited if you saw a wild horse, some years never saw one. Not any more. As a side note what is the background track to this vid. The buzzing flies. Used to get a lot of bush flies and some March flies. Now it’s zillions of bush flies hordes of March flies and the big black horse flies. Lots of horse poop round to grow fly larvae I guess.
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Love the video and different angles. How many cameras did she bring? Any info of the camera gear? Cheers!
Now pls do snowshoe in during Winter, thnx
Will do!
A beautiful place only just starting to recover after 150 years of introduced grazing, but now being destroyed by an over abundance of feral horses. Sad.
Feral horses aside, stock grazing only started approximately 1830 with handful of families, ended 1950. The SMA & whitefella fire management post 1949 more destructive than anything
Attractive video but why do so many UA-cam clips shot in Kosciuszko National Park show feral horses as though they are some natural, bucolic part of the landscape. They are an invasive species destroying the delicate alpine environment. Notice the banks of the creek that the woman crosses early in the video - degraded by feral horses. You can visit all manner of paddocks anywhere in the country to see horses. They don't belong in national parks and they are wrecking Kosciuszko.
I reject your reality and substitute my own.
The four wheel drive tracks everywhere around Tantangara cause more damage
Beautiful place. This tent is amazing, how heavy is it? 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🏕️🏞️
The tent is an older model of the MSR Hubba Hubba 2P. The new version weighs 1.5kg 🙌
Enjoyed the vid. Very well put together. Something special about high country morning fog and brumbies