The usual high quality presentation and attention to detail your subscribers have become used to. A true "Fantasy Island' Thanks Becca & Mark, for another very entertaining video.
Aw! Thanks Jim. That's nice of you. I'm keen to look at your recently posted video. Just in a whirl-wind of activity at present - even at night. I'll revert to you very soon
Hi Mark, thanks for sharing this. Great introduction to this small piece of the planet. Your commentary and personal insights are great and are bound to be appreciated by anyone thinking of visiting. Good job.
@@shivaunwhite4549 hi Shivaun. Thanks for the nice feedback. The snorkelling is wonderful and safe. “That hill” climb was certainly harder than I expected. Enjoy your trip. I wish you an enjoyable time
Viewing from San Francisco, California, Mark. I had heard of Lord Howe Island. I enjoyed your video and look forward to visiting there some day. I have friends who have been to Norfolk Island to paddle outrigger canoes there. A very different topology indeed. I will visit your website. Thanks for the initial introduction to this beautiful place. I have not been to the land of Oz yet, but plan to.
Thank you Roji. I very much appreciate your feedback on the recently posted video. If you come to Australia - and I hope you do - you should include a visit to Lord Howe Island. As you say, it is very different in topography than Norfolk Island. But allow (ideally) two years of planning, because accommodation can be difficult to book within a year. Thanks too for looking at my website. The site (which needs updating) is on my book “Ocean of Self - Beneath the waves of our individual selves”. That book is a treatise on consciousness and spirituality related through my decades of ocean diving and meditation. I hope it’s a book to your liking
Great video of an awesome island Mark, and thanks for the heads-up about needing to book accommodation 1-2 years in advance! I'm a year older than you mate and still pretty fit, but I think I would have piked well before you, on that traverse across the cliff face🤣
@@musicman53 thank you for the nice feedback and also for the sympathy and understanding regarding my attempt to climb Mt Gower. Going a slower pace might have helped. If you haven’t been there before, enjoy your experience. There are lots of other good walks/climbs to do that aren’t quite as taxing
@@Burbs1976 thank you. I tend to forget my age and just expect I can do anything I put my intentions to. I’m sure you’ll enjoy your time there. February is a good time to go
The usual high quality presentation and attention to detail your subscribers have become used to. A true "Fantasy Island' Thanks Becca & Mark, for another very entertaining video.
Aw! Thanks Jim. That's nice of you. I'm keen to look at your recently posted video. Just in a whirl-wind of activity at present - even at night. I'll revert to you very soon
@@AussieSpencerSaunder Keep up the great work mate!
I stayed at the same place in April 2024 ...watching in July 2024 .the joy from this film you have made is great...thanks.
Thanks for that nice feedback, Paul. Appreciate that
Awesome video thanks 🤩
@@zinaidaivannikova2164 it’s a pleasure, and thank you for the nice complement
Hi Mark, thanks for sharing this. Great introduction to this small piece of the planet. Your commentary and personal insights are great and are bound to be appreciated by anyone thinking of visiting. Good job.
Thank you Kevin. I’ll work on the voiceover skills, but I’ll admit it turned out better than I expected
Great video. Loved the part about the snorkelling. I hope to get there next year. It looks amazing. No climbing that hill for me though. 🙂
@@shivaunwhite4549 hi Shivaun. Thanks for the nice feedback. The snorkelling is wonderful and safe. “That hill” climb was certainly harder than I expected. Enjoy your trip. I wish you an enjoyable time
The woodhen is very , very similar to the NZ woodhen, great video thanks for sharing,
@@allancron1936 thank you Allan. I wonder if anyone has ever studied a possible evolutionary connection between the two woodhens?
Good effort mate. A wonderful island that needs all the protection us Australians can provide. 🙂
Viewing from San Francisco, California, Mark. I had heard of Lord Howe Island. I enjoyed your video and look forward to visiting there some day. I have friends who have been to Norfolk Island to paddle outrigger canoes there. A very different topology indeed. I will visit your website. Thanks for the initial introduction to this beautiful place. I have not been to the land of Oz yet, but plan to.
Thank you Roji. I very much appreciate your feedback on the recently posted video. If you come to Australia - and I hope you do - you should include a visit to Lord Howe Island. As you say, it is very different in topography than Norfolk Island. But allow (ideally) two years of planning, because accommodation can be difficult to book within a year. Thanks too for looking at my website. The site (which needs updating) is on my book “Ocean of Self - Beneath the waves of our individual selves”. That book is a treatise on consciousness and spirituality related through my decades of ocean diving and meditation. I hope it’s a book to your liking
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Great video of an awesome island Mark, and thanks for the heads-up about needing to book accommodation 1-2 years in advance! I'm a year older than you mate and still pretty fit, but I think I would have piked well before you, on that traverse across the cliff face🤣
@@musicman53 thank you for the nice feedback and also for the sympathy and understanding regarding my attempt to climb Mt Gower. Going a slower pace might have helped. If you haven’t been there before, enjoy your experience. There are lots of other good walks/climbs to do that aren’t quite as taxing
Good effort mate to even get to where you got given your age! We are heading there in February and cannot wait!
@@Burbs1976 thank you. I tend to forget my age and just expect I can do anything I put my intentions to. I’m sure you’ll enjoy your time there. February is a good time to go
Thanks Col. I’ll call you very soon