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Is there a way to do a shorter version of this walk?

I would love to do this ..would you like to do belmore falls with me

Fantastic video, I absolutely love the underwater video of the fresh water yabbie. We sure are lucky to have a beautiful country! Thanks again for sharing.

I saw him today two times and I love it

Ancient ruins 💕

she is not swimming, she is dancing :P

Sound like crying😭

I think 4.10am is way too early to hear this bird. Every morning 🙄

Saw plenty of green grocers when I was a kid, but not many black princes.

I did the opposite direction, coming out upstream of Kanuka Brook from Duck Hole to Glenbrook Station. I don't like the blue marks defacing the environment. The hike requires good bush navigation skills.

(I don’t know how to describe the sound) but does anyone know if the call that goes in threes that sounds like cooOO cooOO cooOo is also the koel? Have one outside my place that makes that noise from anytime between 8pm and 6am and it’s the most annoying thing I’ve ever felt with

I saw like 5 of them today and they are pretty chill

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Please do not swim here , I believe it is cursed for men to swim here… speaking from first person experience. Great video mate thanks !

Such a nice spotSuch an underrated spot !

How long did the bike ride take?

I love these birds. I never get tired of the sound.

I hate this bird so much I can’t stand it. It’s like creepy haunted movie vibes. Thank you for sharing now I know the name of this damn thing. 😂

So glad they are back again, love the sound of the Koel Bird. Special when it is very quiet and they are the only birds you hear. ❤

Nice view!!! My friend and I would love to go there, but is it still open for tourist though? I heard it was closed during a heavy rainfall a while ago.

Lovely video thank you

Unfortunately after becoming popular by social media. The tunnel became a magnet for photographers burning steel wool, flares and so on, to gain a like count on their social media page. After heavy rain, hoards of kayakers would descend into the tunnel. A lot of damage was caused. The tunnel had been fenced off for a period of time. The last time I visited with a mate. Plastic garbage bags filled the garbage bin at the start of the track. Plus garbage bags littered the entrance to the tunnel. I'm guessing unprepared people substituted the bags to keep their shoes dry. The tunnel is owned by Metro mine, the other end is plugged off, so as to form water storage for the mine. The railway track is not original. it was placed there by the mine. A great place to photograph after rain. The reflections of the vegetation, and the railway line, with the tunnel in the background can produce a stunning image.

so cute.. just rescued a chick from hawks... they chased off mother and the other three chicks while the dad tried to drive the hawks off.

Mind if I tag along on your next walk? I can film and edit the videos for you.

It is quite beautiful there and thank you !

Oh I think they would have loved my old "hay pile" but I got rid of it years ago.

very very hard to go up the incline. 6hrs and the the hill of death. start the other way. please!!!!

6hrs lather up the in cline do it the outher way round please!!!!!!!!!!!!

1:44 my grandfather once told me he once had a puddle in the backyard and he saw a frog, so he reached in to grab the frog not realising it was actaully THAT. Luckily he managed to be holding it in the right spot of it's neck so he wasn't bitten.

Lace monitors are also the closest relative to the Komodo dragon, which used to be an Australian animal back in the days of land bridges between Aus, New Guinea and Indonesia

Thank you so much. Today a little plover chick got attacked by Ravens. Not sure if the Ravens got it but the parents have been searching high and low for their chick for several hours now, all over their territory making calls but can't find it. Praying 🙏 they find it soon as it has been dark for a few hours and I just heard a fox calling.

I was lucky to have seen two of these beautiful birds this morning 🪶 Thankyou for providing me with more information.

I absolutely love these birds. As soon as I hear it I know summer is coming and I love summer.People need to get over themselves who don't like them.

What a beautiful place

Try doing that trek again but with a NORMAL bike, you guys are cheating using battery, naughty.

Great video, any advice on how long this takes and what lilos to use?

every morning from 4am till it gets light, over and over.... right outside my bedroom window... the horror..... dude needs to get laid already so i can get some sleep geez

They still remember their Mosasaur ancestors

Male lyre bird: imitates ambulance sounds Female lyre bird: omg that's so hot

It's amazing!!!!!

Thank you very much for this video from a Coffin (Numb) Ray from a Pom who is a big fan of these guys after I saw them on a Nature Program shocking these two fish at once, so quickly that it hadn't realised that it had picked up two fish at once, so as it started to go into shock mode it sort of spat one of them out from under it but continued to shock the one retained. I've never seen anything like it and I think they might be deadly predators but these guys are special, deadly and beautiful! So it was fantastic to come across you wonderfully shot footage of one, would love to see more and know more about them, do you come across Leafy Sea Dragons by any chance? As I think they're really special too and Mantas and Dugongs, love to know. 😊❤🌊

Cool video, will be doing this as soon I buy a new bike🚴🏻‍♂️👍🏻🇦🇺

The most ear piercing annoying bird I've ever heard. From miles away through double pane glass. It may do it once? twice? 5 times? 10 times? who knows just pray it is the last.

I did this walk with a friend recently and took a lot of the same side-trails that you did here which were definitely worth doing but made the trip a little longer. Because we were catching the train back to Wentworth Falls Station we cut the walk short by catching a bus from Echo Point straight up the road to Katoomba Station as it didn't look like there were many buses going from Scenic World (Official End of the Grand Cliff Top Walk) to Katoomba.

Thank you for the beautiful drone pictures. When we look at this place we see many horizontal layers on top of each other but close-ups of these layers also show that they are completely separated from each other and the layers look rather homogeneous. How is this possible? Each layer is the effect of a recurring natural disaster, a huge tidal wave that is pulled over the planet, that is caused by a celestial body that circles our sun in an eccentric orbit. A thick layer of homogeneous mud remains on our planet. The many earth layers are solid proof for this recurring disaster. Those natural disasters occur in a cycle of seven and create a cycle of five civilizations. The longest living civilization lives no more than 10,800 years. Nonsense? No, ancient knowledge and that knowledge is supported by many depictions that we find in museums on statues, cylinder seals, coins etc. The last time that this celestial body, planet X or nine, was seen and depicted was just before our era. Abundant and convincing evidence about this cycle of natural disasters and its timeline and many images are available in the eBook: "Planet 9 = Nibiru". Search: invisible nibiru 9

I love theese

Why is he so cute, he is a cute fish

❤❤❤fantastic bower❤❤

Love where I live.. 🥰😊

Best time to visit how far is it to hike to falls 3:23