from the film, editing, personality to the subtle information about the places you visit on screen. great video! keep going, you'll turn this into a career guys! best of luck😄
@@lydiaandwehan its also so refreshing to see people respect the land around them, as respecting the land goes beyond thinking its beautiful, but how you also dive into the history and animals of the land. Thanks so much for creating such high quality content!💞
That's unreal, coming from WA we can't imagine seeing a platypus regularly. Although I'm sure there's some unique things in WA that became regular to us! 😊
Wehan was stalking the platypus and Lydia was stalking Wehan! 😀 So wonderful that you were able to see the platypus! I can't believe how beautiful Tazmania is! Have a great week!
You guys are the cutest...I take it for granted, my parents as I used to say as a teen " was dragged around" every place we lived and got to see and experience so much...but now I am more like a Platypus 😅. Southern Tassie past Hobart is wild. Are you going to Liffey Falls? That area is beautiful too, there are lots of caves too. You.missed the big lobster in Robe SA. There is in nsw the big ram I think Goulburn and big potato in Roberson, big banana Coffs harbour and many more😊😊
It's always the way when you're young, the family trips are never as exciting. Nothing wrong with being like a platypus now though! 🤣 Lydia's parents travelled quite a bit when she was really young and she doesn't remember anything and her parents' always laugh and say what was the point in taking her! We definitely regret not seeking out more of the big things! I'll need to add those to our list. There are so many cool ones and I can't believe we've only seen two!! 😅
Back in 2019, my wife and I had a one to one experience at Healesville Sanctuary, we got into a large water tank with the keeper, we spent 40 mins with Yammi, she was fantastic, she allowed us to feed her worms, and allowed us to tickle her tummy, her mouth was so soft….fantastic time with her….after that we had a one to one experience with the Dingoes….one Dingo took a shine to me, sniffed up my tee shirt, jumped up and licked across my face…..it was so exciting seeing these animals so close up…..brilliant, and our money went a long way for theirs and others to thrive….worth every dollar.
That sounds absolutely incredible, wow. 🤯 What a beautiful experience... I can't even imagine being able to get that close to a platypus. We were a mess being a couple of metres away from them 🤣 And a dingo experience, incredible. We haven't heard about Healesville Sanctuary before but will have to look into them.
Oh my dear friends,the experience was incredible,I filmed it all with close up underwater shots and Yammi feeding out of our hands,she was very relaxed and over being tickled…as for the Dingoes…hehe we were their guests and showed respect ie not staring at them and allowing them to smell us and lick us..they seemed very laid back..ok the experiences were not cheap but the money goes towards the protection of wildlife so worth every dollar..Healesville is up in the Yarra Glen area about hour or so drive NE of Melbourne..really nice place and not too touristy even though we were tourists..doubt if the one to one experience happens now due to covid dangers but who knows…oh and at Ballarat wildlife park you are allowed to get up close to Kangaroos and there used to be a huge Wombat called Stuart who was so friendly,I bonded with him…I love all animals my love though is snakes …hehe..so hope to see a Tiger from safe distance later this year…hey guys keep making your great videos,they are special and really make you feel part of the adventure x
Easy to do when you're in a spot for a long time, we feel the same about WA as we took the beautiful spots for granted. Now that we're on the road and visiting new spots constantly we definitely appreciate everywhere a lot more!
In the park in Geeveston you'll see 2 good size platypus and you don't have to be quiet. I followed one for 2 half hours and got brilliant photos of him walking over the grass
Love you video. I have just done up a 2006 mercedes sprinter.plan is mainly around Tasmania we live in Longford if you ever get here visit iga hillstreet and for the best bakery is in cressy the Rustic Bakery.
Thank you so much! And thank you for the recommendations, we'll definitely check them out when we're in the area. How exciting, enjoy your travels, hopefully we'll see you on the road 😊🚐
Just a suggestion, but it might be better to do no talking while filming & just do voice overs later when trying to see wildlife. Also, I'd rather see the camera kept on the view of where you're seeing the wildlife. Just suggestions. ☺
Yes, they're such cool creatures! At around the 9:00 mark if you look super carefully you can see the spur as the platypus itches itself. We didn't notice it in person but noticed it when reviewing the footage 😊
from the film, editing, personality to the subtle information about the places you visit on screen. great video! keep going, you'll turn this into a career guys! best of luck😄
Wow thank you so much, that's so kind of you to say 😊 So glad you enjoyed it!
@@lydiaandwehan its also so refreshing to see people respect the land around them, as respecting the land goes beyond thinking its beautiful, but how you also dive into the history and animals of the land. Thanks so much for creating such high quality content!💞
It's so wholesome, 10 mn footage of platypus ♥ Also, each time you go to a new region, you seem to have the same excitement, this is awesome!! :D
Can't get any better than platypus footage 😍 We're forever blown away by how beautiful Australia is and how unique each region is!
I grew up in Tassie and saw Platypus regularly and took them for granted. Your excitement in seeing Platypus is amazing. Thank you.
That's unreal, coming from WA we can't imagine seeing a platypus regularly. Although I'm sure there's some unique things in WA that became regular to us! 😊
you always get to have those special moments with wildlife. Such a blessing.
Was so nice to Parry in his natural environment. The love donut got me. 🍩 haha
Perry the platypus on his day off! Switched his hat and teal fur for his natural coat 😏
I'm 59 and have never had the privilege to see a Platypus. Looking forward to following your journeys. Enjoy Australia.
It was such an incredible experience seeing them in the wild! Thank you so much 😊
Tasmania is truly beautiful
It's unreal, way beyond our expectations!
So peaceful.
Such a beautiful spot!
Wehan was stalking the platypus and Lydia was stalking Wehan! 😀 So wonderful that you were able to see the platypus! I can't believe how beautiful Tazmania is! Have a great week!
Can't tell Wehan that or he'll think he's just as majestic as the platypus 🤣 & thank you, hope you have a great week also!
🤣🤣🤣@@lydiaandwehan
You guys are the cutest...I take it for granted, my parents as I used to say as a teen " was dragged around" every place we lived and got to see and experience so much...but now I am more like a Platypus 😅. Southern Tassie past Hobart is wild. Are you going to Liffey Falls? That area is beautiful too, there are lots of caves too. You.missed the big lobster in Robe SA. There is in nsw the big ram I think Goulburn and big potato in Roberson, big banana Coffs harbour and many more😊😊
It's always the way when you're young, the family trips are never as exciting. Nothing wrong with being like a platypus now though! 🤣 Lydia's parents travelled quite a bit when she was really young and she doesn't remember anything and her parents' always laugh and say what was the point in taking her!
We definitely regret not seeking out more of the big things! I'll need to add those to our list. There are so many cool ones and I can't believe we've only seen two!! 😅
@@lydiaandwehan you guys will love Tassie it just feels like another world. Too cold for me to live permanently..Although I love where I live now.
It totally is otherworldly... everywhere has been STUNNING so far! I get where you're coming from with the weather though, very chilly 🥶
Going anywhere very early in Tassie is the best.
Great vlog
WoW WoW WoW !!! Looks like a fabulous start to your 6month Tassie trip. Enjoy it all !!
Thank you!! Such a perfect way to start the trip 🥲
Absolutely incredible footage of platypus. Great vid guys and thanks for sharing.
Back in 2019, my wife and I had a one to one experience at Healesville Sanctuary, we got into a large water tank with the keeper, we spent 40 mins with Yammi, she was fantastic, she allowed us to feed her worms, and allowed us to tickle her tummy, her mouth was so soft….fantastic time with her….after that we had a one to one experience with the Dingoes….one Dingo took a shine to me, sniffed up my tee shirt, jumped up and licked across my face…..it was so exciting seeing these animals so close up…..brilliant, and our money went a long way for theirs and others to thrive….worth every dollar.
That sounds absolutely incredible, wow. 🤯 What a beautiful experience... I can't even imagine being able to get that close to a platypus. We were a mess being a couple of metres away from them 🤣 And a dingo experience, incredible. We haven't heard about Healesville Sanctuary before but will have to look into them.
Oh my dear friends,the experience was incredible,I filmed it all with close up underwater shots and Yammi feeding out of our hands,she was very relaxed and over being tickled…as for the Dingoes…hehe we were their guests and showed respect ie not staring at them and allowing them to smell us and lick us..they seemed very laid back..ok the experiences were not cheap but the money goes towards the protection of wildlife so worth every dollar..Healesville is up in the Yarra Glen area about hour or so drive NE of Melbourne..really nice place and not too touristy even though we were tourists..doubt if the one to one experience happens now due to covid dangers but who knows…oh and at Ballarat wildlife park you are allowed to get up close to Kangaroos and there used to be a huge Wombat called Stuart who was so friendly,I bonded with him…I love all animals my love though is snakes …hehe..so hope to see a Tiger from safe distance later this year…hey guys keep making your great videos,they are special and really make you feel part of the adventure x
I sometimes forget how great this place is and take it for granted a little bit
Easy to do when you're in a spot for a long time, we feel the same about WA as we took the beautiful spots for granted. Now that we're on the road and visiting new spots constantly we definitely appreciate everywhere a lot more!
Baie mooi,julle is baie dapper.
In the park in Geeveston you'll see 2 good size platypus and you don't have to be quiet. I followed one for 2 half hours and got brilliant photos of him walking over the grass
Amazing! We had heard of Geeveston actually... we'll have to go check it out when we head South 😊
superb video~Ldyia-=)
Thank you!! 😊
Love you video. I have just done up a 2006 mercedes sprinter.plan is mainly around Tasmania we live in Longford if you ever get here visit iga hillstreet and for the best bakery is in cressy the Rustic Bakery.
Thank you so much! And thank you for the recommendations, we'll definitely check them out when we're in the area. How exciting, enjoy your travels, hopefully we'll see you on the road 😊🚐
Platypus sounds like me in the wild! 😂jk making "love donuts 🍩" season❤
🤣 Nothing wrong with that! ❤️🍩
@@lydiaandwehanlove the wildlife, happy travels 😁❤❤
Thank you!!! 💙
Just a suggestion, but it might be better to do no talking while filming & just do voice overs later when trying to see wildlife. Also, I'd rather see the camera kept on the view of where you're seeing the wildlife. Just suggestions. ☺
And the male is venomous
Yes, they're such cool creatures! At around the 9:00 mark if you look super carefully you can see the spur as the platypus itches itself. We didn't notice it in person but noticed it when reviewing the footage 😊