@IntotheWildFilms my bad...strait is a narrow body of water that connects two larger bodies of water. It may be formed by a fracture in an isthmus, a narrow body of land that connects two bodies of water. Tectonic shifts can lead to straits like this..
My God 😱 I'm a New Zealander and I didn't realise how beautiful and diverse Tasmania's nature is. Tasmanians must be proud. Great little doco too by the way.
Thanks for the kind feedback Oliver, much appreciated. Yes, Tassie is blessed with some beautiful landscapes and wildlife. Thanks for watching mate, stay safe, cheers Phil
I'm Tasmanian born and raised, but living in Japan for six years and not being able to make it home for three, I have to admit I teared up watching this. I showed it to my husband (Japanese) and he was surprised just how different Tassie is to what he imagines Australia to be like, too. I'm going to have to watch his whenever I'm getting a bit homesick!
I’m Tasmanian born, (wishing I was living in Japan) - what an amazing life you must have, Stephanie! I agree with you, this is an absolutely amazing insight into the parts of Tasmania we didn’t see. The wilderness is incredible. I’m in Queensland now and very much missing it down there. ❤
My birthplace before moving to Europe 20 years ago, it can be hot there in summer up to 40c at times, the east coast is my favourite side of the island, the main things I miss are the smell of the gum trees, and the unique animal life!
I got to go on Vaca in Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, Mexico. Those humpback whales also hang out here with their babies once a year. I had read a story about them before we left, never thought id see it though. The day before we were to go home, we took a "booze cruise" for an afternoon of drinking and snorkeling. Well when we got done and were heading back... A baby humpback jumped about 50M from out boat! Then all of a sudden you see all these giant mothers coming to the surface and the babies jumping around. It was amazing and i was so blessed to catch that moment of them leaving the bay! Never will forget it.
Awesome story! Mybsister kayaked a year ago and saw a ton. It is a goal of mine to get down their at that time of year now. The tourism to see whales is beneficial to get people to protect the whales and learn more about them!
To see a place like this that has certain area untouched by mankind and allowed to do what nature intended is just beautiful. Mankind is the death of all things beautiful
I'm a Brit that lived in Australia for 35 years that included 2 years in Tassy. It was one of the most beautiful places I'd ever lived in....feel very fortunate that I had that opportunity. Life on the island, even in the small towns/cities that exist, is calm and laid back. Nothing like mainland Australia, it's totally unique.
As a Tasmanian, born & bred I have always been aware of my home's unique beauty but, this documentary is one of the few that truly captures the qunitessential spirit that makes my island home so incredibly wondeful. Thank you for the upload. I'll be sure to recommend this to family, friends & anyone who asks about what Tasmania has to offer.
Thank you for the kind feedback you have made my day :) I'm so happy you enjoyed the documentary, you do indeed live on a wonderful island wilderness. Take care of her . Stay safe, cheers Phil
Travelled Australia and many other parts of the world and as a 64 year old finally got to where l always wanted to go Tasmania. Me and my partner and our dog travelled Tasmania in our camper van and it was amazing mysterious and beautiful and we can't wait to get back there what a magical place and met some amazing people there its a special place love Tasmania.
I'm Belgian. Was fortunate to visit this island back in 2006 for three weeks. This place is heaven on earth and should be on anyone's travel bucket list.
im 15 years old and ive lived in tasmania for that entire time. i never want to live anywhere else. in my eyes, easily the best and most beautiful place on earth
I was born in Canada. I always thought Canada was beautiful but since moving here, i have discovered a beauty that stands along side. The world is such a remarkable and wonderous thing and I feel so fortunate to have had the opportunity to live in 2 of its most stunning and impressive places.
Thanks for watching, you are so fortunate to have had the opportunity to live in both places with abundant natural beauty. Your gratitude is admirable :) . Stay safe, cheers Phil
I've been honored to have the same homeland but have an unexplainable need to see my mother earth from her southern view.somewhere non human beings to whom I feel more connected to than anything I can explain. Have not been infected with human parasites. Plus I would love to burrow up with a WOMBAT!!! Good cuteness overload to cute for my fuzzy-wuzzy affected Brain lol
I've lived in Tasmania for almost 8 years now and I don't intend to ever go anywhere else. This is my home for life, absolutely love it. It truly is a magical island.
@@jefferym2568 Have faith. Even if you don't go to another country, surely you might prefer a different city/state? Detroit does sound particularly bad.
Our father born and raised in Queensland once visited Tasmania as a young man and ended up living there for over a decade told us stories of breathtaking scenery cool refreshing air lush forests and open spaces as I watch this documentary I remembered his story... "with tears of joy.."
Tasmania is so gorgeous state of AU you can’t get enough of this beauty. I am going there again … beautiful forests, national parks, wildlife, mountains, waterfalls omg it makes me remind of a bit of my country back home🇳🇵I love Tassie ❤
One of THE BEST documentaries I have watched about Tasmania. I have seen a fair bit of Australia but not Tasmania. It is somewhere I have considered moving. The scenery, national parks, wildlife, nature is absolutely stunning. One of the very few places left on earth that humanity has not yet totally destroyed. What a privilege to live there for many people.
Oh thank you, you are very kind. Tassie is well worth a visit, as you can see there is so much natural beauty to explore. Thanks for watchng, stay safe, cheers Phil
Native born to Victoria..I toured around Tasmania 20 yrs ago. Absolutely stunning landscape. Im lucky enough to be planning another tour next year with my English partner and revisit the places that never left my memory.
Astounding production! As a Hobart resident for over 40 years, with extensive bushwalking experience, I have expanded my knowledge with this brilliant production. We must protect it from further ignorant damage. Thank you. Steve, Hobart.
Hi Steve, thank you so much for your kind words, much appreciated. I'm chuffed that 'locals' are finding this informative too, that news has made my day :). We do need to protect what remains in Australia's beautiful island State. Stay safe mate, cheers Phil
As an Aussie, I definitely think this captures the true uniqueness of Tasmania, its so different from the rest of Australia and I cant wait to visit someday.
I had the privilege of visiting Tasmania this past May, and I've fallen hard for this beautiful, wondrous place. It actually inspired me to take more interest in conservation and to do what I can to help preserve this wonderful place as well as the many awe-inspiring places in our world.
i was there for about 2 weeks, exactly 4 years ago. i had almost the the same experience like u and it is one of this places i really want to go again even if it very very far away from where i live... great docu btw.
Now I have to see Tasmania before I die. This is a brilliant documentary that not just demonstrates the land but also displays the importance of the natural links, how they are interdependent and balanced. This balance was toppled in other places, now we all have to pay the price.
Thank you so much for the kind feedback. I'm delighted you found my work touching. Tasmania is Australia's unique jewel and it is so important that we protect the wilderness that remains. Thanks for watching, cheers Phil
Wonderful narration by Steve Chambers. The species which are endemic to these Tasmanian islands are absolutely beautiful. The rainforest, waterfalls, rivers, rock formations, grasslands, forests and coastlines are stunning. I did not know the Mountain Ash are the tallest trees in the world. A very educational, eye-opening and and captivating documentary. ❤
Thanks so much fo the kind feedback, I'm so glad you found our documentary informative. The Mountain Ash are the worlds tallest eucalypts and the world's tallest flowering tree. They are not the world's tallest tree though, that title goes to the Sequoia redwood tree. Thanks for watching, i hope you enjoy more documentaries from our channel, we have a new one coming out in a few weeks on the wildlife of Kanagroo island. Stay tuned. Cheers Phil
I have visited Tasmania twice on holidays, and l find it’s the most beautiful place to visit, and would love 💕 to live there. Tasmanians please look after this amazing state of yours.
I lived in Tasmânia for a over a year, many years ago. I have travelled much but never found anywhere as magical, unique as Tasmânia. It stayed with me spoke to me and revealed so much in me. I'd like my last breath to be there. A kind of coming home.... Australia is truly the lucky country.
I am from Africa exactly Algerian, I’d admire all those diversities and how such all the creatures arrived to cohabit peacefully during all the age , I hope the global warming will not impact all the treasures to continue in the same momentum to stay virgin as it has been ever . Protect and love your land from evils . Peace and love to everybody there ❤😊
Thank you Hamimi, yes Tasmania is full of natural wonders.... Australia's jewel. Thank you for your kind words, peace and love to you all in Algeria and Africa. Stay safe, cheers Phil
I’m originally from Taiwan and have been living in this beautiful island for more than 3 years. However, it never stops to amaze me. I’ve learned so much regarding the environment, nature, and wildlife from living here. Thank you so much for the video! You have definitely shown the public how beautiful Tassie is and the info you have included in the video is also very educational and valuable. Love it so much and Well done!
Thank you for the kind feedback, it's nice to hear that you found the narrative educational. I learnt much researching this documentary. You are very fortunate to live in such a beautiful island state. Look after her, she is Australia's little gem. Thanks for watching, stay safe, cheers Phil
Begin this day, remembering that not everyone got the opportunity to wake up from their sleep this morning. The mere fact that you can witness this beautiful day in good health is the biggest sign that you have been abundantly blessed. Blessings
It’s absolutely beautiful on Tasmania. Spent a week there visiting Port Arthur, lots of caves, waterfalls, a place where they have my favorite animal Tasmanian Devil etc. I absolutely loved every second of it
Thank you. This documentary not only captures the spectacular scenery of Tasmania, it also invoked much emotion in me and a sense of actually being back there again, in Tassie’s rugged and wild wilderness... oh how I miss my beautiful island home 😔 .. one day I will return, and never leave
Australia and New Zealand are my favorite countries around the world and they’re the firsts that I want to meet in the short-mid future, Regards from Mexico Dude! Incredible video and these shots are insane!
My daughter and her friend just spent 3 weeks in Tasmania and she thoroughly enjoyed it. Both her friend’s sisters live there and they stayed with them. My daughter was blown away by the scenery especially around Freycinet and the north east. She also loves hiking and did quite a lot of hikes at Cradle Mountain and Ben Lamond. I have also been to Tasmania in 1977 although I was only 9 at the time but can still remember the remarkable scenery and landscape of this wild and rugged state. It’s a place that has been lost in time and the beaches are said to be the best in Australia especially Bay of Fires. The water so crystal clear. My daughter however did have encounters with the local wildlife - she hit a Pademelon but both the animal and her car were okay. She also hit a Turbo chook but it too got up and walked away. It’s sad the amount of roadkill there as the state is so remote and rugged. It certainly is the island state.
Thanks for sharing your stories. Tasmania is incredibly beautiful but it is heartbreaking to see so much roadkill as it is anywhere. Stay safe, and thanks for watching, cheers Phil
I accidentally stumbled upon this documentary but I'm sure glad I did. This documentary is short yet very informative. Tasmania's landscape and wildlife is unique indeed.
Tasmania you have blown my mind. what a beauty you are. I am totally astonished by the nature of Tasmania. moreover, how Mr. Steve describes Tasmania is like ice on the cake.
I’m so thankful I can throw you people 10 bucks for this priceless work. Thank you so much for posting this and for all the work you did in order to bring us this glorious documentary. What extraordinary footage and imagery! Absolutely love it. I’m from California and Illinois, USA. Hope to travel to this place some day. Cheers and may God bless you all.
Thank you so much you are very kind. I am grateful for your generosity. So happy you enjoyed my documentary, Tassie is a beautiful place, I hope you have the opportunity to visit us here in Australia some day. Stay safe and thanks again, cheers Phil
Tasmania is absolutely amazing, been living here about 4.5 years now. Recently did a trip to Queenstown.... just, wow! What a view and unique place, you have to be there and take the drive to take in the whole experience.
I've been all around the world. My time in Oz was great. But my trip to Taz was the highlight. Driving down to Hobart and climbing down into wineglass bay was something I will always remember and cherish. Such a beautiful pristine wilderness. Hopefully you can keep the loggers at bay and not make the same mistakes as we have in Canada. Clear cutting has ruined so much of our natural beauty. I live in Nova Scotia now and while it is another beautiful island I found the remoteness of Tasmania one of it's blessings. Also unbelievable that most Aussies have never even been there (might be a good thing). Great drone shots by the way.
Tasmania and Newfoundland. Two islands every local knows about, but very few visit. I live in Canada and have yet to visit Newfie, however, I stayed in Tassie for a few months. It’s a beautiful and varied island and I loved the sense of humour “Bust-Me-Gut”:Hill”. But didn’t appreciate the unexpected encounters with Huntsmen (spiders) and a few other peskies! Thank you for this very interesting film and the memories it has brought back. 🥇🌹🇨🇦
I’m Australian and have never been to Tassie but have always wanted to visit. This is such a beautiful film and makes me want to visit tassie even more!
Sometimes is hard to put into words and explain family and friends how beautiful this places is, but this video captured amazing landscapes and unique species that make me feel so proud of this gem call Tasmania.
I absolutely loved this video. I live in Tasmania (born and raised) and I was in awe seeing some of my home state I've never seen before. It was also fun learning some things I didn't know. Great job!!
Thanks so much for the feedback Brooke, you are very kind. Great to hear you found our commentary informative too. You are very fortunate to live in an island State with so much natural beauty. Sounds like there are still a few spots for you to discover? I appreciate you taking the time to leave a comment, stay safe, cheers Phil
Stunning documentary capturing some of the very best Tasmania has to offer. Having been raised in Tasmania, I think how much you appreciate the island is down to where you live, with whom you associate, and how you spend your time. It is not automatically a depression-free island of joy. But it can be one of the most wonderful places on earth and certainly one of the most beautiful. My personal favorite (not to diminish the rest) is the alpine region. One of my favorite memories is spending a week there with family, completely isolated from the worries of the world: playing games, reading, relaxing, and feeling like part of the Fellowship from The Lord of the Rings when walking and climbing my way up Cradle Mountain with my father. Mystical and fantasy-like are words I don't often attribute to nature, but I certainly would there. I don't live there anymore, but if I could give my past self one piece of advice, it would be to have gone and enjoyed the many beauties the island has to offer with friends and family more often.
Thank you for sharing your story, I enjoyed reading that. Yes there is something about the wilderness, I call it elixir for the soul. I look forward to getting back there and exploring more of Australia's other wilderness regions in the future. Stay safe, cheers and thanks for watching. Phil
Reminds of being at primary school we used to get to watch the occasional documentary in England on a TV that was on really high legs with little coaster wheels to move it around that was 1976 I was 8yrs old. It was considered a special treat. 🙂
Thanks for sharing your story. I remember watching similar shows at the Audio Visual room at our school. Yes indeed a treat, anything was better than chalk and talk. Thanks for watching, stay safe, cheers Phil
Thank you so much for this documentary it has reinforced my belief that Tasmania is one of the last true wilderness areas of Australia, it has left me hankering to go back, I always wanted to go and finally got my chance after my wife passed away in 2011, I initially only intended to stay only around 6 weeks but kept extending my stay and ended up staying over 2 years and travelled over most of the island in my camper and would still be there if my son had not been diagnosed with a brain tumor and I returned to the mainland (the big island) to be with him, would love to go back. Again, thank you for this well produced doco. I have subscribed to this Chanel and will be coming back!!!
Thank you so much for watching Roy. Tassie certainly is one of our last true wilderness areas. Thank you for sharing your stories, I'm sorry to hear of your loss and other family difficulties. For me I always find peace and solace when I'm out in the wilderness. I'm currently filming up in the Greater Blue Mountains area, another great wilderness once you get away from the busy touristy spots. Have seen and filmed some wonderful sights. I hope to share them with my subscribers later this year. Stay safe Roy, thanks again for taking the time to leave a comment. Cheers Phil
I’m a born and bred Tasmanian. I still call Tassie home and it always will be. I loved the video and would love to see more. There is bucket loads about the mainland, but bugger all about Tasmania.
Thanks for watching Ross, glad you enjoyed the documentary mate. More to come, though not on Tassie in the short term sorry :( . Stay safe mate, cheers Phil
Thanks for watching Denise, and this film only scratches the surface of Tasmania's natural wonders. I think you could spend a lifetime exploring all Tasmania has to offer. Good luck with the move and enjoy your new life in your island paradise :) Cheers Phil
Sometimes you just need to see things through different eyes. Glad you enjoyed the documentary, you are very lucky to call Tassie home. Thanks for watching, cheers Phil
Hi Phil, As an avid David Attenborough fan of some 50 years now I Think this Documentary was very well done, and i hope you keep them coming . Well done Mate. Cheers Andrew Kingdon , X Owner/Mayor of Tarraleah in Tasmania.
Thank you for the kind feedback Andrew much appreciated. Yes definitely more documentaries to come, its a new direction that I am taking this channel now. Thanks again, Stay safe, cheers Phil
Glad you found our doco informative, its always nice to hear our viewers learned something they didn't know before. Thanks for watching, stay safe, cheers Phil
Grate job, well done. To truly show the wonders of this place would take several hours of video, but we don't want too many visitors. I feel truly blessed and grateful to live here.
This is a place I am happy to consider as my home although I was not born here I have loved all the 11 years I spent here so far and hope for many more! Thanks for making a wonderful documentary about Tasmania.
Thank you so much for watching and taking the time to leave a comment. You are fortunate to live in an island state filled with natural wonders. Look after her and stay safe, cheers Phil
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Thank you so much Desiree, your kindness is very much appreciated ❤❤❤❤❤. Stay safe. cheers Phil
As a Tasmanian, every Tasmanian should watch this.
Don't forget what we have, fight to protect it, for us and for our co-inhabitants.
10/10
Thanks Nick, yes please look after your beautiful Island and all its inhabitants. Stay safe, cheers Phil
It's not an island lol
Yes it is
@IntotheWildFilms my bad...strait is a narrow body of water that connects two larger bodies of water. It may be formed by a fracture in an isthmus, a narrow body of land that connects two bodies of water. Tectonic shifts can lead to straits like this..
@IntotheWildFilms I love your channel though.
My God 😱 I'm a New Zealander and I didn't realise how beautiful and diverse Tasmania's nature is. Tasmanians must be proud. Great little doco too by the way.
Thanks for the kind feedback Oliver, much appreciated. Yes, Tassie is blessed with some beautiful landscapes and wildlife. Thanks for watching mate, stay safe, cheers Phil
Kia ora, I agree, tassie and mainland aus is incredible, so is home though 🖤❤️🤍
Thank you ever so much!
Thank you for watching Ingrid :) stay safe, cheers Phil
I'm Tasmanian born and raised, but living in Japan for six years and not being able to make it home for three, I have to admit I teared up watching this. I showed it to my husband (Japanese) and he was surprised just how different Tassie is to what he imagines Australia to be like, too. I'm going to have to watch his whenever I'm getting a bit homesick!
Thanks for watching Stephanie, very touching to hear this film had such an affect on you. Thank you for watching, stay safe, cheers Phil
A wonderful land!
I’m Tasmanian born, (wishing I was living in Japan) - what an amazing life you must have, Stephanie! I agree with you, this is an absolutely amazing insight into the parts of Tasmania we didn’t see. The wilderness is incredible. I’m in Queensland now and very much missing it down there. ❤
I've been in Japan for 30 and know exactly how you feel!
Lucky you, I'm stuck in America, and would love to be there or New Zealand.
I live in Greece. I am so grateful for RUclips. You can have access to so much knowledge from all over the world. Thanks for sharing ❣️
Thank you for watching, stay safe, cheers Phil
Fascinating Tasmania!
My birthplace before moving to Europe 20 years ago, it can be hot there in summer up to 40c at times, the east coast is my favourite side of the island, the main things I miss are the smell of the gum trees, and the unique animal life!
It certainly is a special place, thanks for watching hope I didn't make you too homesick. Cheers Phil
Thanks Phil, Provence Vert meets many needs although differently in the meantime!@@IntotheWildFilms
❤Wow Tasmania truly an incredible place on this planet!
Thanks for watching, cheers Phil
I got to go on Vaca in Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, Mexico. Those humpback whales also hang out here with their babies once a year. I had read a story about them before we left, never thought id see it though. The day before we were to go home, we took a "booze cruise" for an afternoon of drinking and snorkeling. Well when we got done and were heading back... A baby humpback jumped about 50M from out boat! Then all of a sudden you see all these giant mothers coming to the surface and the babies jumping around. It was amazing and i was so blessed to catch that moment of them leaving the bay! Never will forget it.
Also I'd like to say I subscribed. Great video, hope others live up to it! Thank you!
Thanks for sharing that wondeful story and thanks for subscribing. I hope you enjoy more of our films. Cheers Phil
Awesome story! Mybsister kayaked a year ago and saw a ton. It is a goal of mine to get down their at that time of year now. The tourism to see whales is beneficial to get people to protect the whales and learn more about them!
I’ve been in Tasmania since 1968, when I was born. I am proud to be Tasmanian and your video makes me prouder. Thank you so much😊
It's my pleasure Jennifer, thank you for watching, stay safe, cheers Phil
To see a place like this that has certain area untouched by mankind and allowed to do what nature intended is just beautiful. Mankind is the death of all things beautiful
Thanks for watching, nothing compares to untouched nature, elixir for the soul. We must protect what remains. Stay safe, cheers Phil
I'm a Brit that lived in Australia for 35 years that included 2 years in Tassy. It was one of the
most beautiful places I'd ever lived in....feel very fortunate that I had that opportunity.
Life on the island, even in the small towns/cities that exist, is calm and laid back. Nothing
like mainland Australia, it's totally unique.
It certainly is an island like no other. Thanks for watching and sharing your experience. Stay safe, cheers Phil
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Well it’s ruined now from tourism. Nothing like how it was 😏
I'm African, Namibian to be specific and I love how diverse the island is.
Thanks for watching, cheers Phil
What a beautiful place!
We think so too, thanks for watching, stay safe, cheers Phil
As a Tasmanian, born & bred I have always been aware of my home's unique beauty but, this documentary is one of the few that truly captures the qunitessential spirit that makes my island home so incredibly wondeful. Thank you for the upload. I'll be sure to recommend this to family, friends & anyone who asks about what Tasmania has to offer.
Thank you for the kind feedback you have made my day :) I'm so happy you enjoyed the documentary, you do indeed live on a wonderful island wilderness. Take care of her . Stay safe, cheers Phil
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same and I couldnt have said it better.
Are you an aboriginal person? Do you know that you are living on a stolen land soaked in blood aboriginal people
Gracias es excelente documental 👍
Travelled Australia and many other parts of the world and as a 64 year old finally got to where l always wanted to go Tasmania. Me and my partner and our dog travelled Tasmania in our camper van and it was amazing mysterious and beautiful and we can't wait to get back there what a magical place and met some amazing people there its a special place love Tasmania.
I'm Belgian. Was fortunate to visit this island back in 2006 for three weeks. This place is heaven on earth and should be on anyone's travel bucket list.
Thanks for watching, yes a beautiful Island State. The little jewel tucked away at bottom of Australia. Stay safe, cheers Phil
im 15 years old and ive lived in tasmania for that entire time. i never want to live anywhere else. in my eyes, easily the best and most beautiful place on earth
I can understand that, thanks for watching, stay safe and enjoy your beautiful island, cheers Phil
You are so fortunate.
Never take it for granted.
15 year old who listens to 60's music 😂😂
@@sisco5590Yes incredible. Must be the result of advanced science edumucation.
I was born in Canada. I always thought Canada was beautiful but since moving here, i have discovered a beauty that stands along side. The world is such a remarkable and wonderous thing and I feel so fortunate to have had the opportunity to live in 2 of its most stunning and impressive places.
Thanks for watching, you are so fortunate to have had the opportunity to live in both places with abundant natural beauty. Your gratitude is admirable :) . Stay safe, cheers Phil
I've been honored to have the same homeland but have an unexplainable need to see my mother earth from her southern view.somewhere non human beings to whom I feel more connected to than anything I can explain. Have not been infected with human parasites. Plus I would love to burrow up with a WOMBAT!!! Good cuteness overload to cute for my fuzzy-wuzzy affected Brain lol
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Wow ,what a beautiful places ,God safe Australia for ever
It sure is, thanks for watching, cheers Phil
I've lived in Tasmania for almost 8 years now and I don't intend to ever go anywhere else. This is my home for life, absolutely love it. It truly is a magical island.
Good for you Tinthia, yes you are blessed to live on such a beautiful island. Thanks for watching, stay safe, cheers Phil
What’s it like? I’m so jealous I’m stuck in Detroit I’ll never get out…
@@jefferym2568 Have faith. Even if you don't go to another country, surely you might prefer a different city/state? Detroit does sound particularly bad.
@@FerventReminder lmao it’s awful but I just went to Florida last week and that was amazing. I’ll move eventually just right now I’m stuck
@@FerventReminder just know you are very lucky to live somewhere like that enjoy it every minute!
Our father born and raised in Queensland once visited Tasmania as a young man and ended up living there for over a decade told us stories of breathtaking scenery cool refreshing air lush forests and open spaces as I watch this documentary I remembered his story... "with tears of joy.."
Thanks for sharing your lovely story, Tassie gets into your soul. It truly is a remarkable island. Thanks for watching, stay safe, cheers Phil
Tasmania is so gorgeous state of AU you can’t get enough of this beauty. I am going there again … beautiful forests, national parks, wildlife, mountains, waterfalls omg it makes me remind of a bit of my country back home🇳🇵I love Tassie ❤
Thanks for watching, cheers Phil
I can't believe stuff like this is free, the world is truly art. Australia is beautiful, i hope to visit some day.
Thanks for watching, I hope you do come and visit us some day. Stay safe, cheers Phil
One of THE BEST documentaries I have watched about Tasmania. I have seen a fair bit of Australia but not Tasmania. It is somewhere I have considered moving. The scenery, national parks, wildlife, nature is absolutely stunning. One of the very few places left on earth that humanity has not yet totally destroyed. What a privilege to live there for many people.
Oh thank you, you are very kind. Tassie is well worth a visit, as you can see there is so much natural beauty to explore. Thanks for watchng, stay safe, cheers Phil
@@IntotheWildFilms you're welcome. I'd only go there for a few holidays first before considering doing a move.
I moved to Victoria 11 years ago after being born and raised in Tas. This makes me homesick 💛 thank you for this beautiful documentary!
Thanks for the kind feedback, hope it brought back some wonderful memories. Stay safe, cheers Phil
Native born to Victoria..I toured around Tasmania 20 yrs ago. Absolutely stunning landscape.
Im lucky enough to be planning another tour next year with my English partner and revisit the places that never left my memory.
Sounds like a wonderful plan, thanks for watching, stay safe, cheers Phil
As a mainland Aussie, I worked and travelled for two months throughout TAS in the 80s.
And I endorse this video.
A truly unique and magical place.
Thanks Charlie, glad you enjoyed the documentary. Stay safe mate, cheers Phil
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Astounding production! As a Hobart resident for over 40 years, with extensive bushwalking experience, I have expanded my knowledge with this brilliant production. We must protect it from further ignorant damage. Thank you.
Steve, Hobart.
Hi Steve, thank you so much for your kind words, much appreciated. I'm chuffed that 'locals' are finding this informative too, that news has made my day :). We do need to protect what remains in Australia's beautiful island State. Stay safe mate, cheers Phil
As an Aussie, I definitely think this captures the true uniqueness of Tasmania, its so different from the rest of Australia and I cant wait to visit someday.
Thanks for watching, stay safe, cheers Phil
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The forests are majestic, a true wonderwork of God.
They really are remarkable places, elixir for the soul. Thanks for watching, stay safe, cheers Phil
The best video about Tasmania. Thanks to share it
So nice of you, thanks for watching, cheers Phil
I had the privilege of visiting Tasmania this past May, and I've fallen hard for this beautiful, wondrous place. It actually inspired me to take more interest in conservation and to do what I can to help preserve this wonderful place as well as the many awe-inspiring places in our world.
Thanks for sharing your experience. I feel the same about Tassie, Australia's gem. Thanks for watching, stay safe, cheers Phil
i was there for about 2 weeks, exactly 4 years ago. i had almost the the same experience like u and it is one of this places i really want to go again even if it very very far away from where i live... great docu btw.
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Now I have to see Tasmania before I die. This is a brilliant documentary that not just demonstrates the land but also displays the importance of the natural links, how they are interdependent and balanced. This balance was toppled in other places, now we all have to pay the price.
Thank you so much for the kind feedback. I'm delighted you found my work touching. Tasmania is Australia's unique jewel and it is so important that we protect the wilderness that remains. Thanks for watching, cheers Phil
TIERRA DEL FUEGO ARGENTINA
Thank you. First time I’ve seen anything on Tasmania.
It was my pleasure, glad you enjoyed it. Stay safe, cheers Phil
Wonderful narration by Steve Chambers. The species which are endemic to these Tasmanian islands are absolutely beautiful. The rainforest, waterfalls, rivers, rock formations, grasslands, forests and coastlines are stunning. I did not know the Mountain Ash are the tallest trees in the world. A very educational, eye-opening and and captivating documentary. ❤
Thanks so much fo the kind feedback, I'm so glad you found our documentary informative. The Mountain Ash are the worlds tallest eucalypts and the world's tallest flowering tree. They are not the world's tallest tree though, that title goes to the Sequoia redwood tree. Thanks for watching, i hope you enjoy more documentaries from our channel, we have a new one coming out in a few weeks on the wildlife of Kanagroo island. Stay tuned. Cheers Phil
A very proud Tasmanian seeing the majestic beauty and diversity in the tiny island that is Tasmania 🥰👌💞
Thanks for watching Felicity, yes you have a beautiful island paradise down there. Look after her :) Stay safe, cheers Phil
I have visited Tasmania twice on holidays, and l find it’s the most beautiful place to visit, and would love 💕 to live there. Tasmanians please look after this amazing state of yours.
Thanks for watching Susan , yes Tassie is just one of those places, rich in natural beauty that keeps drawing me back. Stay safe, cheers Phil
I lived in Tasmânia for a over a year, many years ago. I have travelled much but never found anywhere as magical, unique as Tasmânia. It stayed with me spoke to me and revealed so much in me. I'd like my last breath to be there. A kind of coming home.... Australia is truly the lucky country.
I think you are right Jimmy, we are indeed a very lucky country in many ways. Thanks for watching mate, stay safe, cheers Phil
@@IntotheWildFilms Thanks Phil thanks for the video and sharing with the world!
I drove from Launceston to Strahan to Hobart a few years ago and it was magnificent the whole way
Done that same drive myself, yes just spectacular. Thanks for watching, cheers Phil
I am from Africa exactly Algerian, I’d admire all those diversities and how such all the creatures arrived to cohabit peacefully during all the age , I hope the global warming will not impact all the treasures to continue in the same momentum to stay virgin as it has been ever . Protect and love your land from evils . Peace and love to everybody there ❤😊
Thank you Hamimi, yes Tasmania is full of natural wonders.... Australia's jewel. Thank you for your kind words, peace and love to you all in Algeria and Africa. Stay safe, cheers Phil
Such amazing island
Wild and beautiful Tasmania
This video also is super amazing
Thank you so much, you are very kind and we agree with you Tasmania is an incredible island. Stay safe, cheers Phil
Beautiful Tasmanian's landscaping.
Thanks for watching, stay safe, cheers Phil
I'm 7th gen NE Tasmanian born and raised , I have never left the state and never will , it is truly gods country , Excellent video , Thanks.
Thanks Jarrod, look after your beautiful Island state, Australia's little gem. Stay safe mate, cheers Phil
Iv Got Cassidys in my family tree. My great Granny Cassidy had a huge family on Tyneside. Hundreads of decendents. Im just one of them.
I’m originally from Taiwan and have been living in this beautiful island for more than 3 years. However, it never stops to amaze me. I’ve learned so much regarding the environment, nature, and wildlife from living here. Thank you so much for the video! You have definitely shown the public how beautiful Tassie is and the info you have included in the video is also very educational and valuable. Love it so much and Well done!
Thank you for the kind feedback, it's nice to hear that you found the narrative educational. I learnt much researching this documentary. You are very fortunate to live in such a beautiful island state. Look after her, she is Australia's little gem. Thanks for watching, stay safe, cheers Phil
Did you leave Taiwan for fearing the war against China's CCP ?
@@kaledon6 Taiwan is and will always be a part of China
BARILOCHE ARGENTINA
Begin this day, remembering that not everyone got the opportunity to wake up from their sleep this morning. The mere fact that you can witness this beautiful day in good health is the biggest sign that you have been abundantly blessed. Blessings
brilliant film, thank you
Thank you Mark you are very kind mate, stay safe Cheers Phil
Awesome documentary.
Thank you, you are very kind. Cheers Phil
The Narrator and the footage for the documentary are first rate. This is my first documentary on Tasmania and it is an absolutely gorgeous land.
Thank you for the kind feedback, much appreciated. Glad you enjoyed the show. Stay safe, cheers Phil
WHAT A DOCUMENTARY. ASTONISHING. many compliment! awesome.
Wow, thank you! glad you enjoyed the show. Stay safe, cheers Phil
Fantastic video, born and raised in Tasmania, moved away after I left school but Will always love the Tasmanian wilderness
Thanks so much for watching Kyle, you are very fortunate to have grown up in a State blessed with such natural beauty. Stay safe, cheers Phil
Tasmania's landscapes are truly unique, separated from mainland Australia. It's like stepping into a different world!
It sure is very different the rest of Australia. Thanks for watching, cheers Phil
I've been and lived all over Australia except Tasmania. Thank you so much for showing me what I've missed. Clearly the most beautiful state of all.
Thanks for watching, glad I could bring a small part of Tassie's beauty to you. cheers Phil
It’s absolutely beautiful on Tasmania. Spent a week there visiting Port Arthur, lots of caves, waterfalls, a place where they have my favorite animal Tasmanian Devil etc. I absolutely loved every second of it
Thanks for watching Nicki, Tassie is such a pretty island and very different to the rest of Ausralia. Stay safe, cheers Phil
it is every Australian's duty to protect these beautiful areas of Tasmania. for posterity for our grand children and their grand children.;
I agree, we all need to take responsibility to protect what remains. Thanks for watching Jules, stay safe mate, cheers Phil
Thank you. This documentary not only captures the spectacular scenery of Tasmania, it also invoked much emotion in me and a sense of actually being back there again, in Tassie’s rugged and wild wilderness... oh how I miss my beautiful island home 😔 ..
one day I will return, and never leave
Thank you for watching Becci, it truly is a wonderful part of this country, an island like no other :) Stay safe cheers Phil
I totally understand
Australia and New Zealand are my favorite countries around the world and they’re the firsts that I want to meet in the short-mid future, Regards from Mexico Dude! Incredible video and these shots are insane!
Thanks for watching, i hope you will come and visit us sometime soon. Stay safe, cheers Phil
I could listen to the narrator, Steve Chambers, all day.
Such a wonderfully mellifluous voice.
He's a brilliant voice actor isn't he? I'm so happy to have him on the team. Thanks for watching, stay safe, cheers Phil
@@IntotheWildFilms We're all lucky he's on your team!
Thank you Phil and Steve for all your efforts.☺
I've been Tasmanian my whole life and I feel very lucky to live here.
Excellent video.
Thank you Chris, yes a beautiful island, thanks for watching mate. Stay safe, cheers Phil
I bicycled around Tasmania in the 1980s. Spectacular scenery.
Nice, yes it certainly is, thanks for watching, cheers Phil
The document reinforces my desire to revisit Tasmania. I (from Thailand) did a five day road trip with my wife and daughter in December 2019 and managed to see only a few highlights. My son is now waiting for a Visa to study in Hobart. Another chance for me to see more of Tasmania.
Thank you for watching. I hope it wont be too long before you have the opportunity to visit again. :) Stay safe, cheers Phil
Outstanding docu❤
Thank you Jane you are very kind, your feedback is much appreciated. Stay safe, cheers Phil
My daughter and her friend just spent 3 weeks in Tasmania and she thoroughly enjoyed it. Both her friend’s sisters live there and they stayed with them. My daughter was blown away by the scenery especially around Freycinet and the north east. She also loves hiking and did quite a lot of hikes at Cradle Mountain and Ben Lamond. I have also been to Tasmania in 1977 although I was only 9 at the time but can still remember the remarkable scenery and landscape of this wild and rugged state. It’s a place that has been lost in time and the beaches are said to be the best in Australia especially Bay of Fires. The water so crystal clear. My daughter however did have encounters with the local wildlife - she hit a Pademelon but both the animal and her car were okay. She also hit a Turbo chook but it too got up and walked away. It’s sad the amount of roadkill there as the state is so remote and rugged. It certainly is the island state.
Thanks for sharing your stories. Tasmania is incredibly beautiful but it is heartbreaking to see so much roadkill as it is anywhere. Stay safe, and thanks for watching, cheers Phil
I accidentally stumbled upon this documentary but I'm sure glad I did. This documentary is short yet very informative. Tasmania's landscape and wildlife is unique indeed.
Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed the film. Stay safe, cheers Phil
Tasmania you have blown my mind. what a beauty you are. I am totally astonished by the nature of Tasmania. moreover, how Mr. Steve describes Tasmania is like ice on the cake.
Thank you for watching, yes Tasmania is truly the Australia's jewel. Thanks for watching, cheers Phil
Absolute paradise!
Thanks for watching, cheers Phil
I’m so thankful I can throw you people 10 bucks for this priceless work.
Thank you so much for posting this and for all the work you did in order to bring us this glorious documentary. What extraordinary footage and imagery! Absolutely love it.
I’m from California and Illinois, USA.
Hope to travel to this place some day.
Cheers and may God bless you all.
Thank you so much you are very kind. I am grateful for your generosity. So happy you enjoyed my documentary, Tassie is a beautiful place, I hope you have the opportunity to visit us here in Australia some day. Stay safe and thanks again, cheers Phil
Our visit to Tasmania gave me a glimpse - and this documentary really opened a broad and beautiful view of this wonderful land.❤
Delighted to hear you enjoyed our documentary. Thanks for watching, Cheers Phil
Tasmania is absolutely amazing, been living here about 4.5 years now. Recently did a trip to Queenstown.... just, wow! What a view and unique place, you have to be there and take the drive to take in the whole experience.
amazing as always
😭😭😭😭WOW
Thanks Jon, you are very kind mate. Cheers Phil
I've been all around the world. My time in Oz was great. But my trip to Taz was the highlight. Driving down to Hobart and climbing down into wineglass bay was something I will always remember and cherish. Such a beautiful pristine wilderness. Hopefully you can keep the loggers at bay and not make the same mistakes as we have in Canada. Clear cutting has ruined so much of our natural beauty. I live in Nova Scotia now and while it is another beautiful island I found the remoteness of Tasmania one of it's blessings. Also unbelievable that most Aussies have never even been there (might be a good thing). Great drone shots by the way.
Hi Steve, thanks for watching and sharing your memories of Tassie. I hope we can protect what remains. Stay safe mate, cheers Phil.
Tasmania and Newfoundland. Two islands every local knows about, but very few visit. I live in Canada and have yet to visit Newfie, however, I stayed in Tassie for a few months. It’s a beautiful and varied island and I loved the sense of humour “Bust-Me-Gut”:Hill”. But didn’t appreciate the unexpected encounters with Huntsmen (spiders) and a few other peskies! Thank you for this very interesting film and the memories it has brought back. 🥇🌹🇨🇦
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CHILE ARGENTINA
THE SCANDINAVIA OF THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE
AURORA AUSTRAL
I’m Australian and have never been to Tassie but have always wanted to visit. This is such a beautiful film and makes me want to visit tassie even more!
Well worth the trip, we spent 6 weeks there when I filmed this and I could have easily spent another 6 weeks + Thanks for watching, cheers Phil
ITS ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE,,HOW BEAUTIFUL THIS PART OF AUSTRALIA IS,,,THANKS A MILLION,,SUCH A FASCINATING TRIP,,,❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you William, so glad you enjoyed the documentary. Stay safe mate, cheers Phil
Sometimes is hard to put into words and explain family and friends how beautiful this places is, but this video captured amazing landscapes and unique species that make me feel so proud of this gem call Tasmania.
Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed the show. Stay safe, cheers Phil
Wow this is really super cool. Greatings from a new friend in Italy. Thank you for sharing this beautiful video...❤
Thank you, you are very kind, glad you enjoyed our documentary. Stay safe, cheers Phil
mesmerizing ...
Thanks for watching, stay safe, cheers Phil
I absolutely loved this video. I live in Tasmania (born and raised) and I was in awe seeing some of my home state I've never seen before. It was also fun learning some things I didn't know. Great job!!
Thanks so much for the feedback Brooke, you are very kind. Great to hear you found our commentary informative too.
You are very fortunate to live in an island State with so much natural beauty. Sounds like there are still a few spots for you to discover? I appreciate you taking the time to leave a comment, stay safe, cheers Phil
Civilization people will destroy every nature and turn them to broken slaves of capitalism and money system
Love your words about your homeland... Would love to see
ever seen a Tiger?
@@jordanmaczkowiack4899 A Tasmanian Tiger? If so some people say they still see them.
Amazing footage! So beautiful nature and places! Pretty cool views! Thanks for nice sharing! Have a wonderful weekend my friend👍💐👏
Thank you! You too, so happy you enjoyed the show. Stay safe, cheers Phil
Truly a stunning documentary....I keep coming back to it as it gives a glimpse of a world untouched and seemly unlike any other. Beautiful Tassie.
Thank you, you are very kind. So happy you enjoyed this little trip around Australia's wilderness island. Stay safe, cheers Phil
Stunning documentary capturing some of the very best Tasmania has to offer. Having been raised in Tasmania, I think how much you appreciate the island is down to where you live, with whom you associate, and how you spend your time. It is not automatically a depression-free island of joy. But it can be one of the most wonderful places on earth and certainly one of the most beautiful. My personal favorite (not to diminish the rest) is the alpine region. One of my favorite memories is spending a week there with family, completely isolated from the worries of the world: playing games, reading, relaxing, and feeling like part of the Fellowship from The Lord of the Rings when walking and climbing my way up Cradle Mountain with my father. Mystical and fantasy-like are words I don't often attribute to nature, but I certainly would there.
I don't live there anymore, but if I could give my past self one piece of advice, it would be to have gone and enjoyed the many beauties the island has to offer with friends and family more often.
Thank you for sharing your story, I enjoyed reading that. Yes there is something about the wilderness, I call it elixir for the soul. I look forward to getting back there and exploring more of Australia's other wilderness regions in the future. Stay safe, cheers and thanks for watching. Phil
TIERRA DEL FUEGO ARGENTINA
Reminds of being at primary school we used to get to watch the occasional documentary in England on a TV that was on really high legs with little coaster wheels to move it around that was 1976 I was 8yrs old.
It was considered a special treat. 🙂
Thanks for sharing your story. I remember watching similar shows at the Audio Visual room at our school. Yes indeed a treat, anything was better than chalk and talk. Thanks for watching, stay safe, cheers Phil
Thank you so much for this documentary it has reinforced my belief that Tasmania is one of the last true wilderness areas of Australia, it has left me hankering to go back, I always wanted to go and finally got my chance after my wife passed away in 2011, I initially only intended to stay only around 6 weeks but kept extending my stay and ended up staying over 2 years and travelled over most of the island in my camper and would still be there if my son had not been diagnosed with a brain tumor and I returned to the mainland (the big island) to be with him, would love to go back. Again, thank you for this well produced doco. I have subscribed to this Chanel and will be coming back!!!
Thank you so much for watching Roy. Tassie certainly is one of our last true wilderness areas. Thank you for sharing your stories, I'm sorry to hear of your loss and other family difficulties. For me I always find peace and solace when I'm out in the wilderness. I'm currently filming up in the Greater Blue Mountains area, another great wilderness once you get away from the busy touristy spots. Have seen and filmed some wonderful sights. I hope to share them with my subscribers later this year. Stay safe Roy, thanks again for taking the time to leave a comment. Cheers Phil
JAVIER MILEI ARGENTINA
I was born in australia Hobart but moved to Townsville but when I visited tassie my lungs filled with fresh air
Thanks for watching, stay safe, cheers Phil
Lived here all my life.
It is beyond awesome!
Thanks for watching Paul, you are very fortunate to live in an island state endowed with such natural beauty. Stay safe mate, cheers Phil
Worked there for six months in 1977. Beautiful everywhere !
It sure is, thanks for watching, stay safe, cheers Phil
I’m a born and bred Tasmanian. I still call Tassie home and it always will be.
I loved the video and would love to see more.
There is bucket loads about the mainland, but bugger all about Tasmania.
Thanks for watching Ross, glad you enjoyed the documentary mate. More to come, though not on Tassie in the short term sorry :( . Stay safe mate, cheers Phil
You almost don't want it be well known. Otherwise there will be a huge influx of people ...
What a beauty of natural habitat of tasmania hope future generations preserve this untouched beauty of flora and fauna of the country👌👌
I do too, thanks for watching, cheers Phil
Tasmania is going to be my new home state and I can't wait to explore it more
Thanks for watching Denise, and this film only scratches the surface of Tasmania's natural wonders. I think you could spend a lifetime exploring all Tasmania has to offer. Good luck with the move and enjoy your new life in your island paradise :) Cheers Phil
I lived in Tasmania for 13.5 years
Always have a piece of my heart
Thankyou
Thank you for watching, stay safe, cheers Phil
Beautifully narrated and produced doc of Tasmania. Thank you for giving us these wonderful scenes of this land that which we may not ever visit.
Thanks so much for watching Nick, glad you enjoyed the documentary mate. Stay safe, cheers Phil
JAVIER MILEI ARGENTINA
It's easy to forget what a wonderful place Tasmania is. Happy to call this place home. Loved the film.
Sometimes you just need to see things through different eyes. Glad you enjoyed the documentary, you are very lucky to call Tassie home. Thanks for watching, cheers Phil
Hi Phil, As an avid David Attenborough fan of some 50 years now I Think this Documentary was very well done, and i hope you keep them coming . Well done Mate. Cheers Andrew Kingdon , X Owner/Mayor of Tarraleah in Tasmania.
Thank you for the kind feedback Andrew much appreciated. Yes definitely more documentaries to come, its a new direction that I am taking this channel now. Thanks again, Stay safe, cheers Phil
Absolutely incredible footage! Great documentary! Beautiful White Wallaby, I didn’t know they live on Bruny Island.
Glad you found our doco informative, its always nice to hear our viewers learned something they didn't know before. Thanks for watching, stay safe, cheers Phil
Beautiful docu.
Thank you Pinkeltje, you are very kind. Stay safe, cheers Phil
Fantastic Nature Tasmânia
Thanks for watching, stay safe mate, cheers Phil
Grate job, well done. To truly show the wonders of this place would take several hours of video, but we don't want too many visitors.
I feel truly blessed and grateful to live here.
Thanks for watching and your kind comments Jim. Stay safe mate, cheers Phil
Pretty sure I typed Great and greatfull...
Im in awe, I wish I could visit this beautiful place one day. UK based.
Thank you for watching, I do hope you will come and visit us and our beautiful island of Tasmania one day soon. Stay safe, cheers Phil
This is a place I am happy to consider as my home although I was not born here I have loved all the 11 years I spent here so far and hope for many more! Thanks for making a wonderful documentary about Tasmania.
Thank you so much for watching and taking the time to leave a comment. You are fortunate to live in an island state filled with natural wonders. Look after her and stay safe, cheers Phil
BARILOCHE USHUAIA
A R G E N T I N A
9.5 i enjoyed this video and good history...Great movie, vy well made and thanks. I am 85 years old, and live in S
an Antonio, Texaa. thanks...
Hello from down under. Glad you enjoyed the doco, thanks for the kind feedback Chris much appreciated. Cheers Phil
Thank you a lot 😄
Thanks for watching, cheers Phil