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Hey! Yeah, it was a great view up there. We will let you know, when we are taking off again and you are welcome to join in for the next trip. 😉 say hello to everyone!

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Thank you Sven for the feedback! If you want to add more to you list, there is a historical mining township named Balfour, which we missed. 😃

Thank you very much for your support! We are working on the next video.😃

We camped three nights along the track. Our travel journal is in the description below.

Thank you! We are aware that it is not for everyone, but we just like it that way.

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Hi Robin! Thank you very much for your very detailed feedback, it is great to hear that we were able to share our experience through visuals.

Most probably best to get an Akubra hat is to come to Australia. We bought recently new ones and price was around 170€ and it would be disappointment when it doesn‘t fit. After visiting a retail shop we ordered size for the models we wanted. When they eventually arrived after a chat with an older bloke at the shop, following his advice we still went for different sizes. Even in Australia, it‘s hard to get the size and model you want from the outlet and they need to order, but at least you don‘t need to buy it out. As you can‘t fold it, getting it to Europe over plane means literally walking with it everywhere - bought one to Estonia.

@@sweephorizon täpselt nii. Muidu isegi võiks kaaluda tellimist, aga isegi tsärgi suurust on netist vahel keeruline vslida, rääkimata siis veel kaabust 🙁

Thank you very much! We hope you will visit the Bunyas soon.

Thank you very much for your comment. It gives a good moment to explain the creative agenda of that channel and opportunity for us to point out, that majority of our videos have old-fashioned written story in the description. If someone doesn‘t mind reading and wants to get to know more about locations and why and what happened, there is compact story for you to read. As for this project (channel) the flow of the visual is most important for us and we try to keep our videos around 5 minutes, the footage is very compressed and sometimes covers long distance and many days which makes it‘s very difficult to fit something meaningful audio into footage which lasts just for few seconds on the screen (would fit only something in style: „Wow, what an amazing place“ or „Guys you must visit that place“ - which we try to avoid as the idea of that channel is to pass our encounters on as neutral as possible). Just feel that for people who would be interested in the background information, we can forward more meaningful information in the form of the written text. While working in Estonia as an Early Childhood Educator, Agni was struggling to find age-appropriate videos for young children to introduce natural diversity. She is working towards her children‘s channel where the videos involve voice-over for young Estonian learners.

@@sweephorizon I agree to you 100% that telling the "wow" and "must visit" sentences would me really mediocre. I mean situations where visiting a certain place really affects you internally or makes you see life from a different perspective. For example, in my vlog's upcoming episode, I'll be visiting the salt flats near Piran, where workers have been harvesting salt since 800 AD. Witnessing the patience and ability of those men working in such temperatures made me contemplate my life choices-what kind of mental satisfaction such work might offer and how one can actually do something like that while being away from today's technical gadgets. It's a completely different feeling to hear content creators express these thoughts in their own words, right there at the location, when the emotion is still fresh, compared to how it's presented days or weeks later in written form.

I understand what you mean but ubfortunately while travelling in Australia and pumping into something, very often you have no access to such information as there is no information boards neither phone or internet reception. For sure you wonder about an old mining relic or some odd cross or ruin but sometimes it need fair bit of later research to get some information. While working with young children under 3 years, I'm generally struggling to find short clips to support their learning as their attention span is very short. For majority of Australian locations there are abundance of vlogs but they are too slow in footage and too much talk. I'm using our clips to visualise something my class has interest and are learning. The fact that there is no voiceover allows me to use them for different topics and on spot point out something they have interest or I want to teach them. Usually they just love to name the things what they recognize on the screen and this allows me to get feedback what they know and about what they have interest and plan for individual needs and learning.

For example as majority of the kids slept during fireworks I showed them a random fireworks video which was short but happened to be news clip with a bit of comments from news anchor and people expressing their opinions. They lost their interest very soon but when I showed then just short video about snow in Estonia, frozen lakes, sea or just a video about building a snowman or hiking and swimming in canyon, they asked to repeat and started to add their own experience of similar activities they noticed on screen. I find watching just short documentary clips is not too much overstimulating them and with time to time adding some documentary footage, I can make my group moments more exciting.

Hey Schlossers!!! Happy new year to all of you! Hope to see you this year to join one of our camping trips😉

Thank you! Happy new year!

Thank you, our pleasure!

Thanks, John!

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Yeah! Bollom was absolutely chockers, when we were there. It is odd to see all those abandoned buildings, knowing the effort people put into to establish them in the middle of nowhere.

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When you are there, the flies and the heat can be annoying, but when you are back in civilisation you find yourself missing the outback. We are already thinking about a new trip to where the dust flies.

Thank you for your support, John! It is always a pleasure!

Thanks again Sven, for your feedback! As we want to let the visuals speak for them self, we try to wrap them as compact as possible.

No worries, it is a pleasure.

Yes, we had plenty of time to roam around.

@@sweephorizon you back out there again yet?

Thank you, it is very heartwarming to hear that a local finds that we managed to do justice to the area.

Thanks, nice to hear.

Thank you!

Thanks for your support, John!

Cheers, it is a pleasure!

Thanks for the feedback. We are only using no copyright music in our videos, so the choice is limited. If you are annoyed of the terrible music, there is always an option to mute it.

Thank you very much! It was interesting to see it during rain.

Agree!

A beautiful part of the Northern Flinders 🙂

Thank you very much! Yeah it was an experience.

Thanks John!

Thank you very much!

Thanks John. We cross fingers that the rain passes and the roads are free to hit them again. If you have a little extra time and fuel, we highly recommend Hell Hole Gorge.

Thanks! You would definitely get in and out with a trailer. Not sure how it would be after the rains, when we where there we saw only one puddle of water.

Thank you Edward! Yeah we agree in the bush you should always be cautious with snakes.

Thank you John!

Thank you very much John. It’s our pleasure.

Thanks for the feedback. As we only use free and no copyright music from youtube and imovie, the selection are limited.

Thank you John! It is a pleasure

Thank you John!

Thanks guys! The gates to the public are shut at the moment, lets see if they will open again in the future. Greetings from Estonia. Wolfgang&Agni

@@sweephorizon Many thanks. Do you live in Estonia, or are you visiting? Either way, enjoy!