Tully, Far North Queensland - 4K Ambient Walk
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- Tully has a tropical rain-forest climate. With an average annual rainfall exceeding 4,000 millimetres (160 in), and the highest-ever annual rainfall in a populated area of Australia (7,900 millimetres (310 in) in 1950), Tully is arguably the wettest town in Australia. However, a rivalry exists between Tully and the nearby town of Babinda for that title.
Although Tully's average rainfall is less than that of Babinda, a giant gumboot (the "Golden Gumboot") was erected in Tully in 2003, as a monument to the town's high rainfall. It also serves as a museum, documenting past floods, as well as displaying the rainfall for the current year.
In this 4K walking tour around the village of Tully, I actually climb the gumboot and look out over the town.
Ive lived in Tully for the past 4½ years, i love it, im 72 and i aint going no where! Very happy to live out however long ive got, here Lovit It!
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Thanks for sharing video, I was living as a backpacker back in 2005~2007. I became too emotional after watching this video. Things hasn't changed. I always miss this place like my hometown. I hope I visit there again with my family.
You must miss the banana farms then 😂😂
when i was 2013, i lived in tully untill 2015, so i always missed tully life. thanks for the i can see there, i really hope if finished covid-19, i must go to tully again. i really hope you guys stay healthy until than. cheers mate!
Wow. That's so great to hear from someone who loved there. When I think about walks to record I try to find places with some character and that will be interesting for people to see. Tully was small but really great to walk around. I hope you can visit again some time in the future.
너무 그리운곳 . 언젠가 꼭 가봐야지 10년도 넘었네 너무 그립다 데이빗. 제이.
The old yellow building with the big green door next to the RSL (that's next to Tyson) is the original Fire house, my Grandfather was the 1st Fire Chief of Tully, Robert Lauder, my Father Bruce is the 2nd youngest. They lived above the Fire house. The best view in Tully is from the cemetery you will find my Grandfather's grave there.
Should of taken a walk right up Watkins Street to Brannigan Street, beautiful views! from up there!❤❤
My great grandfather built the first firehouse there, my grandfather live upstairs with his parents and siblings. I think it's a childcare centre now lol.
That's great you know this family history!
my great memories is still here
Memories last
Beautiful view from golden gumboot.
It was nice being at the top of the Golden Gumboot!
When you walk past mackays bananas shop they are the biggest banana plantation in Tully everybody knows them nice video great town I lived there most of my childhood
I will hopefully be back to Tully and walk again. And maybe stay a night. It is a really nice town.
Beatiful walk my friend👍👍
Thank you 👍
Grew up here in the 60’s and 70’s. Main thing I remember was the rain and the floods. The old movie theatre (now pacific fasteners) was where the floodwater from the Banyan Creek would come to every year. Now I hear it barely floods any more. Sad. Interesting note ... in the 60’s and early 70’s, Tully was a world renowned UFO hotspot.
That’s some great reflections! Loved reading this. Also loved my walk in Tully. Did not know about the UFO aspect though. Very interesting!
Great vid. It brought back some very homely memories. I hope to get back there one day. Thank you for posting.
I was born in Tully mid 60's, left in 1982.
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@@baxbax8701 not good putting your name on youtube but I lived at 1 brannigan st... right on the bend. The end with upper and lower streets, not the dead end. Peter Rabbit and fatcat lived on the same street. Not sure if you had moved by then but if you know those names you would know who I am. We bought the house from Bluey David (shell) around 1974-75.
very good
Very board