First impressions of Tasmania...
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- Опубликовано: 22 окт 2024
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In defence of IGA, they're not individual chain... They're the Independent Grocers of Australia, a brand of independently owned and operated stores that work collectively to compete with the Big Two (Coles Myer and Woolworths). So yeah, their stores are a bit more 'homey' and costs are higher, but all owned by the people running them rather than a big Corp.
Yep, IGA is a buying group, but still doesn't have the pull of the duopoly...
Exactly, some are kind of poor, but some are absolutely amazing. It’s basically up to the owner of that particular store. Also in Tasmania just getting stuff there is hard, there’s a reason why Aldi don’t exist there, they can’t be bothered setting up a more difficult supply chain.
Like a Co-op sorta thing.
yet still somehow manage to get some stuff cheaper than the big 2 (at least our local one does, TP is cheaper for instance). not to mention there are a lot of products you just can't get at the big2
They still stock Samboy Tomato flavoured chips so I love IGA for that reason ❤
Thank you for showcasing our beautiful state! Although I'll have to disagree on the Big Spud- my family and I put a lot of work into Kenny the Kennebac, and we're very proud of him ♥
Hahaha, did your family really create Kenny?
@@OnePackWanderers Yes, they did! It's much loved by the locals.
They are great spuds! Love your work!!
❤
02.00 - The fresh air comes from the Antarctic, not the Arctic
Thanks for the correction. Word mixup 🙂
The silly way I remember is that ants🐜🐜🐜🐜 are way down below everything and so is the Ant-arctic 😋
@@Brightangel55 The silly way I remember it is that the bears are in the arctic, and the ant-arctic is opposite of that.
@@Brightangel55 It should be called Pengtic for the South and Beartic for the North.
But they would pronounce is an-ar-tica anyway, which is just super cute 🤣
In the 19th century, Wineglass Bay became a hotspot for the whaling industry. Whaling stations popped up, and the bay's waters often turned red with whale blood. It's a stark contrast to the pristine beauty we see today, but it's an important part of the bay's history.
Personally, I think Tasmania is the prettiest state of our country. So much to see for such a little place
WA and Queensland say hold my beer.
Totally agree about Tassie…went for my first trip early this year and going back for longer in 2025❤
They say tassie Vic can be a bit alike especially the part from Torquay to Warnambool ❤ then to The Grampians Stawell Ballarat.. Beechworth bright is similar to ..
It is beautiful! It feels like going to another country. The terrain is just so different. I remember being amazed at its beauty when I first went up Mt Wellington.
@@Alunticstalkedme4072 Nah.
Last but not least - the Apple Isle, the prettiest island in the world, the fresh food gourmet capital of Australia, friendliest people, living history, scallop pies - to be continued.. 💖
Love, love love that postcard. Reminds me of Albert Namatjira’s paintings! You’ve captured the essence of the Flinders Ranges. Beautiful work!
I thought that too.
Thank you so much 😊
@@andreaw8441 100%
Drone footage and time lapse photography is next level ! I know Tia is very shy but i really do hope you’re interacting a little with the locals, they can teach you so much about Tassie and it just heightens the whole experience. Have a great time, hope you see a Tasmanian Devil! ❤
Yea we always interact with locals and almost never record it. Just our policy 😊
@@OnePackWanderers oh yes i completely respect that !! I just always wondered and I’m so happy to hear that ❤️
@@OnePackWanderers Great principle. Respect other people's image and privacy unless permitted or important in the footage. Have you and "Bella" been recognised more than before ? Red is certainly an outstanding colour on that Mazda 3.
15:27 Watch the roads. There is a lot of wildlife on the move, any time. Hitting a wombat WILL FLIP that car over. Those road signs might be humorous, but are true.
👋just saying hi
Or a Tassie Devil...elusive little buggers.
Tasmania is my favourite place in the world.
The food is amazing
Make sure you try a scallop pie.
Also, when you get to Hobart, just put aside an Arvo to just walk around Battery Point. It's like a living museum
Finally in Tassie - yay! Make sure that you spend a weekend in Hobart exploring the city, and do Salamanca (Sat mornings); Cascade Brewery; Mt Wellington - view of the city is fantastic; Bruny Island - southern coastline is amazing; Out to the peninsula for Port Arthur and the spectacular coastline; Mt Field NP (if not snowing). Plan your west coast leg around the weather, ie pick a good weather window otherwise you'll miss some of the best bits. Stay in a cosy cottage at Stanley and have fantastic lobster mornay from the co-op. So much to see and do, enjoy!
Oh, and another thing, as you mention, you don't have those huge distances to cover, so there's plenty of time to stop for all the little stuff along the way. You might have missed it but between Launceston and St Helens you have vibrant Derby: a great lunch at the Weldborough Pub, the chance to immerse yourself in the beautiful myrtle beech forest in the short walk near Pyengana, the Saint Columba Falls too. I hope you experienced these and they just didn't make the final edit.
Spot on for all those things. Also, if you like great whiskey, visit Bill Lark at Lark Distillery in Hobart. You will not regret it.
Good advice
It's such a beautiful state, you won't be disappointed by it. If you are after big things check out the Southern Right Whale sculpture at Cockle Creek (pretty much as far south as you can go)! In Huonville, we have alot of beautiful locations like Tahune Airwalk, Hartz Mountain etc. I work in a local supermarket, if you go shopping there I would love to meet you both (I love your channel)!
Can't wait for you to get to Cradle Mountain - the Dove Lake circuit is so nice - recommend doing the addition of the little wombat boardwalk as well.
Welcome to Tassie !!! I wish you had of come to Tassie in the summer. As amazing as it is in the winter, our summers, sunrises and sunsets rival anywhere in the world. There are so many hidden gems in Tas. Talk to the locals, they’ll point you in the right direction
Yes or our late spring! It's possibly the least attractive time of year (still beautiful) but to see all those bare trees lush and vibrant and the poppy fields with mountainous backdrops is a sight to behold.not to mention the rows and rows of hawthorn lined paddocks up north covered in blossom!! Incredible. Ah we are so lucky!
Tia, that postcard is stunning. Deserves to be put up in a National gallery.
You're currently doing the trip my wife and I did for our honeymoon 14 years ago. The whole way around, the island just kept getting better. Every day we would say, "Yeah, I could live here!"
Woah, that art was beautiful!
When you get to Hobart make sure you go to MONA. Im sure its already on the list. Cradle Mountain also.
Absolutely
When I stayed at the Mövenpick Hotel in Hobart. The Front Desk Concierge practically made it her mission that I go to MONA. I obligated the request by going, it did not disappoint.
You guys look so happy to be there! As a West Aussie, Tassie is my favourite holiday destination in Australia because it feels like a different country. As others have said, try to get to see Lake St Clair and Cradle Mountain - just awesome places.
So pleased to hear a fellow Western Australian has visited the great state of Tasmania, awesome
Love the postcard Tia!
Tassie is amazing, a photographer’s paradise. Shame “The Wall” at Derwent Bridge is closed for Winter, it’s incredible. Also used to get scallop pies at Evandale Bakery -absolutely delicious! Enjoy Tassie….
Hey Tia and Cheveyo! It was great to meet you both at the Salamanca Markets on Saturday. Thanks for being gracious to take a photo with my wife and I, for scale of course... =) All the best!
The geography of Tasmania is amazing. As you've found out on the East coast, there are white beaches and farms. If you go through the central plateau, it's almost like tundra, with short, stubby trees and lots of rocks. If you go to the west coast, the forest is very thick and has a dark green tinge, and there aren't too many people living there. If you go to Queenstown, it's like Mordor if it rained. And if you want to go to the south of Hobart, you have to go through Hobart as there are no bypasses to go around it.
And of course there is the roadkill. So many dead animals. I've lived here for 13 years and I see a dead animal every day I drive. Sad? Yes, but it's also an indicator of how many animals there are here.
Do you want to see platypuses? Mole Creek. Like weird shops? Reliquarie in LaTrobe. Like mountains in the background? Sheffield. A nice long valley? Fingal valley.
Has anyone mentioned: if you’ve not made it to Richmond yet, the Richmond Bakery has to be one of the best bakeries in Tassie ❤
The one at Ross is top class also.
@@adrianblades530 ah yes - there used to be a really good one at Deloraine as well, it has changed hands a few times in recent years though, so who knows!
Seeing the Gorge in flood is incredible. It washes out the pool and the shop, and they just clean it out and wait till the next flood
I knew guys would love tassie & it gets better. It's just different to mainland Australia & its understandable why parts of it are world heritage listed.
Tia, that postcard looks phenomenal
When I went to the Bay of fire it stopped raining just before sunset, the sun came through, and we got a double rainbow!!! Amazing weather!! 🌈🔥
I found when i moved down here that there's lots of rainbows in tasmania
@@hereandthere6001 No kidding. I just moved down too, and it feels like I see a rainbow every other day.
FYI: Tasmania has one of only 3 baseline air pollution stations in the world. It's at the Kennaook/Cape Grim facility and measures changes in the global atmosphere.
The westerly air flow goes TAS to New Zealand across the Southern Ocean to Patagonia then South Atlantic, southern Indian Ocean and back here. Not much human pollution in the way
@@christinecook6310 That's the point
IGA or Independent Grocers Australia are for the community, not for corporations. They support youth sporting events and help keep small communities going, unlike Aldi how unashamedly copy established brands place them in very similar packaging and send the profits out of the community and out of the country. They say they're the cheapest by making knockoffs and take 1cent off brand name products.
Some IGAs are cheaper than Cole’s and Woolworths and are quite big and modern. Others are small and dingy and price everything 200% above what they should. It all about competition in the area. Monopolised areas will always take advantage of you like in outback Australia pretending the remoteness is the reason for highway robbery
The Lobster Shack in Bicheno is absolutely worth it guys!
100% agree 😋
Bicheno is my favourite place in Tasmania
If you are into gourmet foods, I'd say buy a vanilla slice in Ross at the bakery. Best vanilla slice in all Australia (or at least in all the 88,000 kms we drove in all the states and territories of Australia). Definitely check out Mt. Field NP especially Horshoe Falls and Russell Falls.
That bakery is thought to be one of the inspirations for the Studio Ghibli anime Kiki's Delivery Service.
Also the best sausage rolls
The best IGA I've ever been to is the one in Atherton, Far North Queensland. It's on another level! The town seems to have been settled by immigrant Italians back in the day, and the store has the most amazing range of imported Italian charcuterie, deli goods, cakes and treats aswell as the best local produce. A fabulous hotbox aswell offering roast meals etc! So good!
That sounds really good 😋
Hey guys my wife and I had our honeymoon in Tassie. You are in for absolutely the best time while youre there. We highly (highly) recommend when you get to the west coast of tassie to do the West Coast wilderness railway wait till you see the King River gorge. It's a bit pricey but well worth it
I'm so happy you're in Tasmania! You're going to love it. The only thing that's unfortunate is the amount of roadkill. Be especially careful on the roads.
Please slow down dusk to dawn. And drive to the conditions. We have so much wildlife. And they graze on the green verges if it's been a dry winter.
You guys need to slow down, you’ll have lapped Tassie in 2 weeks, I spent 5 and a half weeks driving around it and still came away having not seen all of the remote beauty spots.
And yes, Bella is beautiful 😍
Totally agree. They have missed so much and should have gone west coast first.
They shot through my part of the state already, and missed a bunch of beautiful detours along the way! I get it though. If you stop for every great view and curio you would never get anywhere.
Congratulations on getting to Tasmania - I'm Australian and still haven't seen WA or the NT.
Love Wineglass Bay - bit of a hike up and down over the saddle (where the lookout is) but worth it. Even in March we had it almost to ourselves.
23:26 - That poster behind Tia is of Dove Lake with Cradle Mountain behind it - spectacular, and I saw a Tasmanian devil there!
Another big thing for Tia - the Big Penguin (3 metres tall) in the town of...Penguin! 30 mins west of Devonport.
That postcard IS lovely!
I've been to Cataract Gorge but didn't know there was a chairlift on the other side! We went to part of it in a school camping trip. If you haven't been and go near it, I also enjoyed the tesselled pavement beach near Port Arthur!
Welcome to Tassie! When you do the West Coast be sure to take a boat trip up the Pieman River from the town of Corinna. Corinna is one of the remotest towns on the island and is surrounded by beautiful wilderness, you can camp there and there's also lots of accommodation in old miner's huts. The river cruises are really the best way to experience the West Coast. There's also the cruise from Strahan up the Gordon River, which is more expensive and more touristy, but stunning nonetheless. When you come by Hobart be sure to go up kunanyi/Mt Wellington, you can drive to the top and the views are stunning, but the real gems on the mountain are the tracks that run through the bush, I recommend the Lenah Valley track leaving from the Springs to Sphinx Rock (easy flat walk), a magical place! Glad to see you finally made it here! Oh and the Bullock Festival is on in Oatlands this weekend, it's the most old world town in Australia.
Absolutely, well worth doing
@@tassiebushcraft3965 I can recommend those! If they have time, drive to the Wild West Coast (where my grandmother grew up), boat to Macquarie Harbour/Devils Gate - it's like the miners and convicts never left! I know the Lenah Valley track, and the Mt Field waterfall area is beautiful! 👍
Don’t forget doing the “Fatman on the Pieman”, it’s the smallest car carrying river crossings Punt Ferry I’ve been on.
I really appreciate the scenic camera work.
It is imaginative , exquisite.
Must have a love for nature to have that feel to create what you do.
You are setting a high bar now.
I hope you guys have Russell Falls in your itinerary. It's in the Mount Field National Park, about 70kms from Hobart. A truly magical place.
IGA is actually my favourite grocery chain. I hate the busy carparks and queues of woolworths and Coles, and then aldi is just too weird.
As an Australian I haven't even been to all the states yet, you guys beat me. Tasmania is incredibly beautiful, very jealous 😊
awesome postcard! Would love to have it ;-)
My wife and I really enjoy your videos, we love your positive vibes!
since cheveyo loves eggs and bacon you have to go see eggs and bacon bay south of hobart we had a holiday shack there built by my dad in the early 60's
also cygnet is a nice town my uncle had a shop and bakery there till 75 the shops still there bakery is gone
Tassie weather is rarely perfect but their surrounds are. Everything is picturesque and just beautifully untouched. I absolutely love Tasmania and am so glad you finally get to experience this wonderful state and all its beauty ❤
As a Tasmanian, it truly is an underrated place. I’m honestly so happy you guys are giving it the exposure it needs. And yes, our air is amazing
I am a landscape photographer living in Victoria and I love your postcards. The artwork is just stunning and the atmosphere you create is fabulous. I can't for your book to be released (big hint).
I have so enjoyed watching your travels. So glad you liked my home town of Broome. Tasmania is really a whole different new side of Australia I am glad you are getting to experience. Enjoy!!❤
The Big Spud in Sassafras has been there for decades. To help the location make more sense, the servo used to be a farm green grocer, and the area is famous for great potatoes. Also, FYI - some Tasmanian pronounciations: Launceston sounds like Lon-ses-ton and we pronounce scallop as sko-luhp.
Or 'Lonny' for short, because it's what we do!
It’s craptastic!
Hope you're going up to Cradle Mountain and across to Strahan. I love Tasmania. Most beautiful state in the country.
I agree Tasmania does remind me alot like New Zealand in some areas, and the scenery and greenery 🥰
Im so bad att comenting (sorry bad english) but I and my daughter absolutely love ur videos, and you, so thankful to be able to view the world via you two. Tasmania seem so beatutiful.... and ur Postcard... jeees so beautiful / Benny and Tyra in Sweden :)
Yay, Tassie!!! One of my favourite places, featuring two of my favourite RUclipsrs! ❤ Hope you’re planning on hanging out in Hobart - you should visit the Cascade Brewery and do a little brewery tour. Lots of artsy stuff down at Salamanca in Hobart too, plus amazing architecture. Hope you’re loving it! 💫
@@ursulas3641 Definitely do the Cascade Brewery tour, the oldest brewery in Australia and maybe lunch in the beautiful gardens! Always the purest water and only the best quality ingredients, cider?
Dont / cant race around Tasmania! Such a beautiful place
When you reach Hobart, I highly recommend visiting MONA (Museum of Old and New Art). It's an amazing museum and a bit different from most! The ferry ride to get there is fun too
I'm planning a second trip to Tasmania later this year, so I'm looking forward to your videos for some ideas
Welcome to Tassie!!!!! I’m so happy to see you guys are here 🎉❤ Prepare yourselves to fall in love 🥰 Tassie is like nothing else.
All this is bringing back such nice memories of the 3 weeks I spent circumnavigating Tassie with my aunt a few years ago. You were lucky with the weather given it's winter. I hope you get to do a cruise down the Gordon river and see the huon pine.
Oh guys, i hope you will be able to see some Southern lights but it may have already passed for this year, some spectacular natural colours in the sky in Tassie.
We had Aurora just last week down south of Hobart.
3 coffees and suggestion that this goes towards a trip up the Gordon River at Strahan on the West Coast. I rode the bike around Tassie and remember at Port Arthur when you south the next land is Antarctica Gordon River Cruise departing from Strahan......
I love the postcard of the Flinders Ranges. Spent family holidays there as a child and it has a special place in my heart.❤️❤️
Tasmania is my favourite state. We have spent a total of 4 months, travelling the state in our motor home. We still haven’t seen it all. That’s a PIE FACE ,I think……
Tasmania is stunning! Went with dad last year on $59 Jetstar flights… hired a car, visited 4 national parks and drove our way up the east coast! Stunning views… have an amazing time guys!!
$59 jetstar , l think they paid $1000 for the ferry
@@johnschannel449that the total return cost, about half of that is for the car. If they flew and hired a car for the two weeks it would probably cost the same. And one of the advantages of going by ferry is not having to worry about luggage restrictions.
IGA GROCERS OF AUSTRALIA thank u I never knew what IGA stood fir, but I ❤ shopping there there fruit and veggies are great , and great bread selection and they do have great specials
In Hobart did you get the botanic Gardens, they have an sub antarctic plant section. And you will find a critically endangered cushion plant that endemic to Macquarie island called. A. Macquariensis. I’ve been studying it for years and never seen it in person.
A really good recommendation
My son and his family ran into you in Hobart yesterday. My son loves Tassie and I am sure you will too. I was so jealous, you are my favourite you tube family. Enjoy Tassie🌻🌻
Love the Tassie video. I drove around the island with my 8 year old son 19 years ago. Thanks for taking me back to Wineglass Bay. It was just as beautiful as I remember it. I also remember how friendly the Wallabies are! After Hobart (twice because we had to go back to collect my son's hat😂) we drove up the centre and stayed near Cradle Mountain..so many Wallabies there! You have inspired me and next week I'm driving across the Nullarbor from my home in Adelaide with a rooftop tent. Keep up the great work guys!
Good job.... saving the best for last. Tassie is Australia distilled down to its magical essence. Surprises around every corner.... savour every moment.
Another great video, Tasmania is a bit of a hidden gem :) I have to give a bit support for IGA shops, they aren't a chain, they are a part of the Independant Grocers Association and individualy owned usualy by local families and therefore don't have the buying power of the big chain supermarkets. Love watching your travels.
Glad you love tassie, it’s Australia’s secret garden, enjoy. ‘Flinders ranges postcard looks great, you’ve captured the soul of the ranges’
I have never been to Tassie, it's definitely on my bucket list. To watch you guys visit these places further inspires me.😊
About a year ago my wife and I found your lap of Australia videos. We are now 4 months into a lap ourselves. You guys were a big catalyst leading to our decision to do it. Thank you for the videos.
This is really fantastic to read, thank you! I hope you are having a wonderful time 😊
You can drive the Hastings Caves very impressive cave with a massive underground river.
@@21gioni Yes, Hastings Caves is in the Huon Valley, it has beautiful fertile lands, handmade wooden boats, rustic crafts and natural wonders galore! They can pick apples and pears, and try some local cider too! Maybe continue to Cockle Creek, the southernmost end of the world! 😄
@@jenniferharrison8915I was there in 1982 in those days the road to Hastings was made out of tree logs and gravel.
Yes I didn’t actually mention those things because I would hope they would experience the beautiful landscape of Tasmania.
@@21gioni Yes, it's far more accessible now! I really hope they take the time to see outside the usual tourist spots, there are many hidden treasures in Tassie! 😄
@@jenniferharrison8915 I wish to return one day maybe buy a home there.
I love checking out IGA's when I travel. You'll find they often stock some really great local produce, honey, bakery goods etc. We even found one in Sydney that had its own cheese room and the cheese was amazing. Regular groceries are expensive but as you've found out, they are located where the big stores aren't.
Tia’s postcards DO!! Keep getting better & better 🤩🤩
Tassie is a place of breathtakingly beautiful landscapes, delicious food, lovely people and an amazing place to live or visit. I'm happy you both made the decision to visit, wait till you visit Cradle Mountain 😘 Tia I love love love the postcard of the Flinders Ranges, you've captured it so well, I would be happy to display this in my caravan as my walls are a litte bare 😄
I’ll be there next week
Tassie is awesome. Tip when driving to the west coast. Look out for black ice in sun shadow.
Oh yeah! Check road alerts for those roads. 😮
Really looking forward to this Tasmania stretch! It's a part of the world I truly know nothing about, no preconceptions, no visuals in my head at all - and so I'm excited to see what it's like!
You must visit lake St Clair. One of the most beautiful places on the island
Such a beautiful postcard!! You are so talented Tia!
This makes me want to go back to Tasmania. Bay of Fires and Freycinet are fantastic. Some other great spots IMO are the Tasman Peninsula, Mt Field (not just the waterfalls) and the highland lakes near Tarraleah. You can camp for free right by the water at Brady's lake - although it would be very cold in winter!
Also while I was fairly indifferent to the BT-50, this is making me want a Mazda3
Welcome to Tassie!
I've been watching you both for a while now and so happy you got to experience my home state of Tasmania.
Enjoy!
Places to see - Boat Harbour, Sisters Beach, back roads in the midlands, Russell Falls, Waterfall Bay, MONA, Cockle Creek, Fortesque Bay, Bruny Island, Little Missy Patisserie in Hobart (noms)
Any farmers market on a weekend.
Salamanca and The Nut / Stanley (the best crayfish pie).
Tooooooo many more to mention. 😁😁😁
You must see the remote West coast at Strahan and Macquarie Harbour. See the Convict ruins on Sarah Island and take a cruise up the Gordon river.
cruising Strahan river is exy but definitely worth it, if its only one thing you spend your money o its that, its like being in another world before time its so pristine.
Yes. Must catch the first cruise up the Gordon River. The reflections off the water are stunning if its calm. Definitely worth the money to see this pristine wilderness.
Absolutely. There is also a live show in strahan with audience participation (you dont have to Tia). One of the funnest things ive done in Tassie. I know you are budget travellers so perhaps cant afford but another amazing boat tour to do is Bruny Island near hobart. Highest seacliffs in the world, boating through rock pillar and going to the southern ocean. Run by Penticost (petticost?) Cruises. It is amazeballs and adventurous fun. Please look into which is most affordable for you to do!
Talking about remoteness. By standard car you can reach Cockle Creek, south of Hobart. If you feel fit enough to hike across to Lion Rock Beach, you will be as close to Antarctica as possible. Mostly camping, not too sure about other accommodation, although it does look inhabited, maybe any airbnb ?
Yes I love driving my Mazda on winding roads as well.
With IGA. They are owner operated. The IGA label gives them combined purchasing power. The higher cost are due to transport that is not cheap to smaller towns. Sales volumes to staffing and they are not a huge corporation.
Welcome to my home state, beautiful Tassie and my old home town of Devonport. You are in for a real treat. Glad you captured the beauty of the (not so) big Potato! Bwhahahaha!
Tassie will be just your speed. Explore the beautiful NorthWest, you will find Paradise (literally). The NE area around Anson's Bay is pretty special too. And the driving roads are insanely good. Enjoy.
Awesome, seeing you two stepping onto Tas at Devonport, my local area. So pleased you two are here exploring Tassie now. I hope the weather is good for your drives, but it is winter in Tas, very changeable.
Re Cataract Gorge. Cataract also means waterfall/rushing water.
So the person who named it that had to have cataracts to think that it was rushing water/waterfall?
j/k
@@EmbraceThePing No, it's just a definition you can look up.
@EmbraceThePing the river rushes after rain. There's even a swimming pool feed by fresh water. We've had a very dry winter.
I really appreciate the use of the map, especially at 12:10. It added clarity and made it easier to follow along. Great job!
Tasmania is so beautiful!! Thanks for taking me along
I think their car is full 😂. I think a huge part of mainland Australia jumped aboard for the trip lol 😊
If you love the Bay of Fires scenery then the multi-day walk from Stumpy's Bay to Anson's Bay along the coast is probably right up your alley.
Launceston is pronounced as Lonn-sess-ton.
But for those of us who live in the real part of Australia, "AKA the mainland," we call it Lawn-ceston just to anoy them, or stand by for a Tasmanian joke, "in-ceston".😂
Too long for we aussies, just call it lonnie
We locals call it 'Launnie' 😂
'Lonnie'.
Lawn sess ton
Is that all you found to comment about today? They are barefoot on a beach in Tasmania in strong Winter Winds!
So glad you’ve made it to Tasmania. It’s just so beautiful
I love how the postcard turned out this month! I would love to be considered for the giveaway. Also I love how you take us to unexplored and under appreciated places like Tasmania!!!
You should check out some videos of cataract gorge in flood it’s amazing! Also on you way around Tassie stop at the town of Penguin - guess what the big thing there is🤣
I was soooo hoping you'd call the new car 'Ruby' to reflect the colour but Bella is really pretty ! I'm so glad you're loving Tassie... it's a beautiful state
As is customary in Australia, the appropriate name should theoretically be "Bluey". Or if one is so inclined, to be in a more insulting state of mind a "Ranga". Just a thought Hooroo Possums.
@@Biiri-oc8ti I think since the first Mazda was 'Blueberry' then Bluey would be a little too close... the other one probably isn't an option even though the new car is red hahaha....
Great to see you in Tassie. But as others have said, slow down!! And I really hope you explore the NW properly - Arthur River, Smithton and Stanley, Boat Harbour and Sisters beaches, Table Cape, Burnie (and trips from) and my old home town of Penguin.
Great place , ensure you visit some of the small villages and where possible and have the time , stay off the major roads, to see the real Tasmania.
Yes, like the Huon Valley and historic Queenstown and Richmond, all so beautiful and unique! 👍
When in Hobart, you must visit Mona, and if your budget permits go via the Cat ferry and upgrade to the "Posh pit"" it was an experience we wont forget.
Go to a Hill St Grocer anywhere in Tasmania. Very high quality products
So glad you have made it to Tassie. So far you have visited the places I have seen, when I took my mum on a road trip, back in 1999. It has brought back lovely memories for me. I hope to return soon to see the rest of Tassie, especially Bruny Island and Cradle Mountain. Thank you for your sensitive and beautiful photography of our wonderful country.
OMG, I live on Banjo's pies in Tassie. The best
Do they make Tassie King Crab pies?
The big potato made more sense back when the service station it is next to also sold fruit and veges .
I love how Tia got embarrassed and blushed after Cheveyo's rant on IGA.
Cheveyo's rant was and is totally justified, they are a very expensive shop plus I always thought of them as being dirty.
@@sheerluckholmes5468 Our local IGA in Dayboro 50km NW of Brisbane is brilliant. Basics are often cheaper than the 2 price gouging farmer rip-off merchants.
@@sheerluckholmes5468 They are the only ones willing to service remote areas and of course they will be more expensive there with freight and petrol costs. At least they are there servicing the community
Go online and find some footage of the Cataract Gorge when it floods..it’s wild ! Cataract also means large waterfall ..
Ciao Bella! And Tia and Cheveyo....You too are the real breath of fresh air with your video releases....love 'em! (Best part of this video is the last blooper. omg...lmao.)
As you like the remote quiet places, don’t miss the NW coast West of Wynyard. So many wild beaches, forests and coves. Boat Harbour, so pretty beach village,Sisters Beach, long and empty. Stanley, historic fishing town, Marrawah/Couta Rocks nothing between there and Africa. Also ‘The channel’ area south of Hobart. Magical coastal views, deserted beaches, Orchards. Agree Egg and Bacon Bay is a gem. Tassie in Winter has the advantage of cheaper prices and having the tourist spots mostly to yourself.