Great work Laura. Another top video of one of Australia's great walks. I always enjoy your work and understand the amount of effort you put into these videos Just keep going is my life moto😊😊😊
Laura, you've now covered 3 of the WA hikes that I've always wanted to attempt. Thanks for these amazingly scenic and detailed videos! Even if I never get to walk them, at least I know what they look like 😊
I'm a South African, have never been to Australia, but watching your videos makes me feel I'm there! You won't believe how much these mountains look like the Cape Fold Mountains of South-western South Africa! You even have a few species of indigenous Proteas.
I've been to SA from Perth three times. There are some comparisons for sure, Tabletop is more genteel. The proteas and the banksia are related while the banksia is much more prolific.
Thankyou for the review. It provides me with a gorgeous armchair hike for a trail I had thought about doing but realistically now I know I do not have the skills to stay safe. I look forward to all your videos 😃
Hi Laura. Was this Tasmania? Perhaps Wilson’s Prom in Victoria…I recognised the rocks with orange lichen. I’m Tasmanian, now living in Victoria. I had a Hyundai. Is that what you have? Love your work. Debbie
My friends and I are going to do this hopefully in the next months! Do you have a recommendation for time of year? Did you use any form of navigational aid like a smartwatch or gps device?
Definitely at the least take a personal locator beacon. Do your research on the trails path through online maps and as for time of year I'd go mid spring-early summer, clearer weather in that time and wild flower growth really adds to the visual of the trail. The water drum should also have been filled/flushed by the heavy rains over the winter so some nice fresh water but definitely carry enough when you set off and rely on the drum as a backup only.
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I've done Mt Talyerbelup and Bluff Knoll and they are quite the slog. Thanks for the filming of the trail.
Great work Laura. Another top video of one of Australia's great walks. I always enjoy your work and understand the amount of effort you put into these videos
Just keep going is my life moto😊😊😊
thanks Laura, another gem trek and video, you are such a natural in the countryside and with great camera talent. thank you again for sharing ....
Laura, you've now covered 3 of the WA hikes that I've always wanted to attempt. Thanks for these amazingly scenic and detailed videos! Even if I never get to walk them, at least I know what they look like 😊
We scattered my dads ashes on Bluff Knoll. Beautiful part of the world :)
Thanks for sharing Laura. I will definitely give it a crack
You make these trails look easy love the way you always have a huge smile
I'm a South African, have never been to Australia, but watching your videos makes me feel I'm there! You won't believe how much these mountains look like the Cape Fold Mountains of South-western South Africa! You even have a few species of indigenous Proteas.
I've been to SA from Perth three times. There are some comparisons for sure, Tabletop is more genteel. The proteas and the banksia are related while the banksia is much more prolific.
What a stunning trip. Great footage.
Wow your Mum a real trojan ❤. Great to do together 😊
Thankyou for the review. It provides me with a gorgeous armchair hike for a trail I had thought about doing but realistically now I know I do not have the skills to stay safe. I look forward to all your videos 😃
You captured some beautiful scenery.
Awe, another adventure! Love seeing where you're hiking. Heading to Australia in November from the states, so this is wonderful.
Excuse me while I lift my jaw up off my lap. Those cascading clouds were next level
Wow. Looks so cool. Bit dangerous too 😬. Another great video 😊
You be very careful out there on your own❤
Te Araroa Sept this year see you there ;) love your adventures
Hi Laura. Was this Tasmania? Perhaps Wilson’s Prom in Victoria…I recognised the rocks with orange lichen. I’m Tasmanian, now living in Victoria. I had a Hyundai. Is that what you have? Love your work. Debbie
Im convinced your training for the olympics
Vist karijini national Park gorges also
My friends and I are going to do this hopefully in the next months! Do you have a recommendation for time of year? Did you use any form of navigational aid like a smartwatch or gps device?
Definitely at the least take a personal locator beacon. Do your research on the trails path through online maps and as for time of year I'd go mid spring-early summer, clearer weather in that time and wild flower growth really adds to the visual of the trail. The water drum should also have been filled/flushed by the heavy rains over the winter so some nice fresh water but definitely carry enough when you set off and rely on the drum as a backup only.
Did you have to do a car drop for this hike? Or did you then walk back to the start?
it looks like you had some Icelandic wind on the way up 😅😅
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