Kiandra to Kosciuszko... Kind of... Part 2

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  • Опубликовано: 7 ноя 2024

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  • @alperch4038
    @alperch4038 2 года назад +1

    Hi, really enjoyed your video of your walk, great editing a it told your story well. Bombing out of a walk or ski trip is par for the course when walking /x-country skiing in KNP & having bomb out points is a wise part of the trip planning. The snake at 1:38 is a highland copperhead, highly venomous but quite docile & retiring with a reluctance to bite, though will if provoked. Very common in that part of KNP especially down around the Gungartan River, Kidman’s Hut area, they love areas around streams, rivers & wet areas. If I had to choose between the march flies or copperheads I’d go for the copperheads any day.

  • @maaronnolan6038
    @maaronnolan6038 Год назад

    Wait! Did you say water creeks? Lucky you, I only ever stumble across the lemonade creeks….

  • @falkdroste9895
    @falkdroste9895 2 года назад +1

    Great to see you back on the track. Luckily you got the hilleberg Allak! That’s the tent I would like to have for a storm.

    • @GreatWalksoftheWorld
      @GreatWalksoftheWorld  2 года назад

      Yep. Perfect choice. We were anticipating very bad weather on the snow covered southern section heading to the summit, so were well prepared for snow and wind. Steve had the Jannu. Heavier but more room.

    • @falkdroste9895
      @falkdroste9895 2 года назад

      Or the Soulo?

  • @Zebrababsi
    @Zebrababsi 2 года назад +1

    Those spiders would scare me like hell… But also those snakes 🐍 luckily I start a hike tomorrow in Germany along the river Mosel. No deadly animals there 😉…

  • @veronica1696
    @veronica1696 2 года назад +1

    Great to see you guys back out there! Love your videos!!!
    Can i ask what brand hat you have and where you got it from? I have been looking for similar and not found anything close.

    • @CarolineThomsen
      @CarolineThomsen 2 года назад

      Hey Veronica. My hat is a North Face one I bought at a camping store in New Zealand! I can’t remember the name of the store…