THE AUSTRALIAN GRAMPIAN MOUNTAINS (not what we expected)
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- Опубликовано: 16 апр 2023
- Tia & Cheveyo
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Look its an Emu .... Tia for scale
This Aussie is extremely happy that you’ve found the correct pronunciation for “emu”. Getting Americans to pronounce it right has proved “challenging” in my travels there! 😀
Can't believe you guys missed the opportunity to see the giant Koala! Also don't judge the coffee by the sugar filled iced coffees in a bottle
In 1984, when I migrated here, the young Customs officer at Melbourne Airport, checking the luggage, noticed some outdoors gear. "You are going to the Grampians...?" "Not too sure." "If you don't promise it right now, I will have you arrested and taken for detention, served as hiking every path in that region." "Promised !" And fulfilled many times since then ...
Yep my ex was from cali and when I 1st said to him “how are you going” he said walking. I was like what? And he said I’m going to walk home until I explained I meant how are you, so funny. Glad your enjoying Australia. I live in Sydney, 10 minutes by train to central station and have a spare room if you need accommodation.
actually fun fact, australia is the flavoured milk capital of the world. With south australia being the only place in the world where flavoured milk out sells carbonated drinks
Ok quick one, the reason dogs are banned from National Parkes us they can & do breed with dingos, also form packs & attack farm animals. Ie do lots of damage.
You’re doing well with your pronunciations but when you say “Aussie’s told us it’s not Emu” don’t pronounce the S in Aussies, change the sound to a Z. It’s pronounced Ozzie’s
The Grampians are fantastic. In the early 1980s, with two other teachers, we took a group of high school students from the far west of South Australia to The Grampians and the goldfields of Ballarat and Bendigo via Adelaide. They had an absolute ball, as they had never been to a city and had never seen hills as high as The Grampians. PS The best iced coffee in Australia is Farmer's Union from South Australia.
You are doing a really great job of getting an overview of Australia, you could spend a year in each state and not see everything, and you guys have a time limit, so I'm really impressed at how much you are getting to see👍also happy you seem to enjoy it so much. Even driving those country roads is an experience in itself, you got some great footage of that 👍
Wow! I Won!!! Thanks guys!! (and random computer thingy 🙃). Not only that but it's a postcard inspired by my home state as well! I love watching your travels across my home plus you two are one of the happiest couples I have ever seen, if ever there was two people made for each other it's you, you really warm my heart❤.
I have really enjoyed your inland detour.Most bloggers follow the Australian coast and miss the soul of the country.
I'm a Victorian by birth, but have lived and worked in WA for the last 25 years. The Grampians is still one of my favourite places in the world ... so far.
Your enthusiasm for life is contagious as is Tia’s smile which would light up the most dismal room. It is so obvious the love you have for each other is immense.
"How you going?" "By car" 🤣 I love that.
If you enjoy mountains and hiking, I'd highly recommend Tasmania on your next visit to Australia.
Loving your journey. A few years ago, sitting at one of those tables outside that bakery, a Kookaburra swooped down and knocked the pie right out of my hand. Seeing you sitting there with unguarded pies made me laugh. The Grampians are great.
I really loved these small coastal Australian towns along the Great Ocean Road, one that stood out for me was Apollo Bay,
this was utterly beautiful, the tiny canyon, the gorgeous plants, especially with the fog as someone from perth with a completely different climate its stunning
You two are just such a lovely couple, I love your displays of affection and you respect for one another I smile every time I watch one of your post's