AMERICAN REACTS TO AUSTRALIANS TOLD US NOT TO VISIT CANBERRA (but we did)
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These guys have a great series. I highly recommend you watch more of their episodes.
Canberra was specifically designed and built to NOT be a large city metropolis. It has a city centre which then has satellite areas, towns, suburbs which are all separated by parks, nature reserves, etc.
Many people say Canberra is boring, but because not everything is located in one area you really need to know where to go for what you want to do.
Finally Neal you’ve discovered these guys!! You absolutely must must do their video on the Whitsundays. Seriously it will blow you away! The drone footage is next level professional footage and it’s just so well done all round. ❤❤
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I can't wait for him to get to "Tia for scale" big things. lol. Especially the big potato.
you should honestly watch them all i loved watching their travels
@@swingsloth Absolutely!😎👍🏻
He's done them a few times.
Maybe even that 1. But I could be mixing up. I watch Ryan Says and IRocket, so maybe 1 of them. Sometimes even the young US guy who just visited Europe.
G'day Neal, I was born in Canberra in the 1950s and grew up there. It has always been known as the 'Bush Capital' for the number of trees and natural spaces. I can tell you it is one of the most underrated cities in the country. 2 hours from the snow, 2 hours from the beach, with a fantastic network of bike paths, open spaces everywhere, museums and galleries, and no shortages of excellent eateries. Come for a visit. You won't regret it 👍
Canberra was built in the middle of nowhere in the 1920s. It's layout was the result of an international contest, won by an American town planner. His name was Burley Griffin. What clinched his design bid was a streetscape was a large panorama made by his artist wife. Done on a large sheet of heavy unbleached paper, her artwork was in simple black pen-and-ink, as building and topology outline. She then depicted the sky using gold leaf. It is a striking portrait of the future capital, and is held by the National Archives in Canberra.
I've watched loads of videos from Yanks visiting Australia and most have been crap...
However, THESE guys are bloody awesome
Loved every one of their videos
You gotta do more of these guys. Their Oz videos are the best!
For a better idea about Australia, You should watch the complete series this couple did since they landed in Perth 7 months ago. It would be good for your channel, perhaps doing one each day. They show a lot of the country and have some great takes on the place, the people and where to go and what to do. I've just finished watching their Australian series and I quite liked it! They seem very genuine too. They write often show some interesting stuff that tourists don't see, so it gets my recommendation to you!
Their videos of their Aussie trip are great to check out, they almost did the big lap (around the entire coast), currently in Vietnam they have plans to return, I think they might be as much in love with Oz as they are with each other🙃😍. Cheers Neal.
This couple are great. Their videos of their time in Australia are so full of the differences around the country. Definitely watch more of their travels around Australia.
Second this !!!
Tia and Chevayo are so flippin' wholesome that it makes me say flippin' instead of the alternative I usually would use. Tia has a lovely eye for scenery and her artwork is genuinely charming. I'm always eager to see their updates.
Same I love this couple and really look forward to their videos.
Saw you’d reacted to these guys immediately had to watch & check the comments. The love for them is so real. They are amazing.
It was great to see them experience the sights of Canberra which was my old town for several years
I also finished my rugby league career in Canberra
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Winter in Canberra! 😟 The museum's, art galleries, memorials, etc in Canberra are a real must see! You must watch the video previous to this one, climbing Kosciusko! 🥶 Jay walking is such good/naughty fun! 😃 Such fabulous people, glad they took the effort to go there and the Memorial! 🤗👍
Love One Pack Wanderers! So glad you found them! They’ve got some amazing footage!
I lived in Canberra for many years, it's a great place to live, except a beach it has everything you would need.
I used to live right near the war memorial in Canberra. I had a mob of kangaroos outside of my flat every evening. About 14 Roos in total as well as baby joeys in pouches :)
These guys really are awesome to watch. They're fun but at the same time they really do show as much of any place they visit as anyone else Ive seen. I lived in Canberra for about 15 years up until a couple of years ago. It's a great place to live and work as it's so spread out. The "peak hour" only lasts 20 minutes, so there's that. The negative vibe put out by other states is actually a planned move by Canberrans so that you don't come there with high expectations, therefore you're always pleasantly surprised. 🙂 We recently moved North to a much warmer climate because it really does get bloody cold in winter down there!
And they seem good with a budget. You can see a lot of a city for free, or by taking PT. They aren't chasing the glitz and glamour.
They were smart with getting a good, reliable car. To suit purpose, and they don't mind steeping in a tent on a mat.
Beautiful.
A lot of us watched One pack Wanderers drive around the country, their series is great. They bought a drone along the way and got some awesome shots with it.
Theyre my favourite couple to follow , i enjoyed their early videos of western australia the most
I love Canberra not sure why people say it’s boring. Love going to the museum etc our favourite place to go is the War Memorial it’s so special and humbling. There is so much to do and go and see I guess most of the ones that say it’s boring are the city folk I think they expect it to be more like Sydney or Melbourne. Canberra is unusual the way it’s set out but I think that’s what makes it so different. And that view you get when you look down from War memorial is so special, the parks are beautiful and it’s just got a very laid back feel to it.. 🧐🇦🇺😊
Great if you like to freeze in the outdoors. Good for university studies because there are no distractions.
No beaches.
@@robynjefferson4779 am use to it I live in Australia’s coldest town so it don’t bother me 😊
I love these 2. Their travels around Australia were so fun to watch.
Canberra also has bike paths all over the whole territory
It’s a rite of passage for kids in 6th class to visit Canberra as a school group. There are so many things to do and these tourists barely scratched the surface. I’ve been visiting my son who lives there, for 15 years and there is always something new to do and suburbs spring up almost overnight
You should watch more of these two.....really liked there tour of Australia....great couple
These two have done great vids while they tried to travel all of Australia in Blueberry. You need to watch them from the start when they arrived in Perth and started their journey there.
@@jadecawdellsmith4009 corrected. 😂
@dangermouse3619 I shouldn't have been so pedantic (I blame it on vodka) Corrected 😆
EDIT, R U KEEPING UP WITH THEIR OTHER ADVENTURES. IM LIVING VICARIOUSLY THRU THEM 😂
Hi mate the best vid made by Americans watch all of the vids they covered a lot of the country Cheers
I’ve been down to the aboriginal tent embassy to protest heaps of times. Great people
Canberra is not as bad as everyone thinks 😂 I spent my teenage years there, loved it best memories and I'm from Brisbane so I'm use to having something to do lol 😊 but I guess if people want to party and do adrenaline types of activities best try somewhere else as Canberra is a very laid back city plus these beautiful humans only stayed in the city better know as Civic to the locals ... I guess it's because some of the suburbs in Canberra are a bit
'How ya doin' is where people get this negative mindset of Canberra .... plus Canberra was only originally built to a place to do political business and to stop Sydney and Melbourne fighting over who should be the capital,😂😂😂 so its evolution to what it is today is amazing ❤❤❤❤
I agree that Canberra is changing. As the population grows, it's becoming a city with its own character. Melbourne and Sydney are turning into nightmares with their very stressful environment's for the people that live there..
Hey, Neal. I'm joining in the chorus of praise for these two. Fantastic couple who make fantastic videos. There are lots of videos to watch of the entire journey so far, but, I'd recommend their condensed, hour long video of their Australian trip. Bit too long to react to, but if you have an hour to spare I think it is well worth watching.
Canberra is the cleanest city in a country where every city,town and village take pride in being clean and well maintained , you could easily spend a week exploring all it has to offer ,I spent 3 days just at the war memorial and museum alone. This young American couple are touring the whole of Australia by buying a reliable car on arrival driving everywhere, saving heaps of money on air travel, spending time at off the track locations as well as major tourist attractions then selling the car before leaving for their next destination. Oh , we wouldn't be Australian if we Aussies didn't take the piss out of our brothers and sisters in other states it's a national pastime , but as the war memorial showed we all are one people when it matters , I do however have to point out that arguing about which is the best place in Australia is futile and unnecessary because it's a fact that NSW and Newcastle in particular is the best and you can't convince me otherwise .
Except for all the rubbish blowing around in parliament house!🤣 Zing
This Queenslander agrees with you. I left there 45 years ago for the ACT, but have lived in Yass Valley for most of the time. Beautiful!
These two are great because to go down the road less travelled.
Canberra can be a bit boring but it is a nice spot to visit especially for the Summer Nats.
Looks like nice weather for this canuck😊
I was born in Canberra and left at age 5. Never been back thank the little baby Cheesus.
Two reasons:
1 - Canberra is the national capital and EVERY unpopular government decision is announced in the media as "Canberra has decided that. . . ". Guilt by association?
2. Australians are irrationally afraid of cold. They would rather live in the hot, humid north (where I lived for the first 30 years of my life) with floods, cane toads and irrational politics than risk a frost. To each his own. I left that climate for Canberra in 1978 and will NEVER return. I inherited my parents' beach front house in 1982 and put it on the market immediately. I love my frosty, snake free winters.
Canberra is actually pretty good, the only thing that spoils it is the polticians.
Canberra is full of free kids playgrounds everywhere
Has heaps of theatres and concerts happening
It also has a lot of food festivals
There’s something happening every weekends and sometimes during the week
Summernats is there
Floriade week has heaps happening
There’s always protest about something, mostly federal issues
Canberra is one of the most inclusive and welcoming cities in australia . The ACT has its own territory Government separated from the feds who’s house in there
Since 2014 the federal police have been outside guarding Parliament House with machine guns and bloody Tony Abbott was that scared he fenced off the lawns walking on top of Parliament House. He was a real scared little tosser
i love Pho so PHo-ing much!!!! im lucky to have a great vietnamese restaurant in my town that does Pho so deliciously. You gotta try it Neal
I will for sure
I agree with others you should definitely do more of their videos. Also, your mic has been more quiet I feel in recent videos
We love our diggers (ANZACs) Neal, the lost post always has me in the verge of tears.
A lot of Aussies do dawn service on ANZAC day. One year while we had the moment of silence, the Maggie's (magpies) were warbling, I was bawling like a little baby. What the diggers would have done to hear that sound one last time before they died overseas.
Our National War Memorial in Canberra is the biggest in the world. You have to be an Australian or at least come here and experience one of our Anzac Days or Armistice Days to understand how much the commemorations mean to Australians an NZ for that matter. The Boar War came just before our Federation and WWI came a few years after, it was the first real bringing together in a common purpose, of the states and the whole country as a new country and it galvanised us and how we felt about ourselves. These commemorations are part of our DNA
I have not been to an Anzac ceremony since I was 17. My father and his WW2 Army cronies took me every year. Means less than nothing to me.
@@SusanMadge-vl9gx You may not feel that way, if it was your, father, mother, brother, son or daughter who had been killed during any conflict which went before. I think we all should show respect for all those who gave their lives, health or mental health in any theatre of any war. I am not a war monger, at all, I think they show the absolute worst side of humanity, but I am also aware that we cannot change history and whether we like it or not, those early wars did help fashion and make Australians who they are today
@@56music64 Plenty of my family members were killed in both World Wars. I never met any of them. I show respect by staying away.
I watched these guys while they were here - great series of videos & a they are really nice couple
yeah I been watching their post and now in Vietnam.
Happy to see you discover these guys. They make really good videos of their Aussie adventure. Follow them from Perth all across the nullabor and up the east coast far north Queensland and Northern Territory. Lovely couple really show Australia.
Tia & Cheveyo are the best YT travelers. Their series in Japan impressed us so much my wife is keen to travel to Japan.
No one has fixed that leak in Lake Burley Griffin yet. 😤😤😤😤
Our American guests called it "a huge jet of water like a huge water feature" on this 'youtube' video.
Little do they know.
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There is a book called 'The Secret Plan of Canberra' by Peter Proudfoot . Interesting read.
Their channel is top notch. A great couple.
Love Tia and Cheveyo!
Lots of government jobs in Canberra and they generally pay whats known as the Canberra tax to attract people to work there due to the perception that it is boring.
I've never understood why so many other Aussies put shit on Canberra. I've always liked it and it does get bloody cold in Winter but go in Summer instead, simple.
I live out to the coast from canberra. Its so fkn cold there, its dreery and i mean its actually a nice city otherwise
Canberra is a giant country town
G'day mate. This beautiful couple are very very near to my favourite people on uchoob. Oh, their is another bloke from the US who is sort of OK. I won't mention his name because I don't want you er him to get a swollen book head. 😮😊❤
These two have done some great vids. Canberra is fine for short visit, there's a few things to do but it's not a must do imo and if you've only got a short time here, I'd skip it, there's better places. These guys had 5 months in Australia so that's a different thing. They were able to also go to a lot of places that the average tourist doesn't get to.
It's very cold there in Winter and even autumn and spring can be cold compared to other parts of Australia.
There's also no oceans anywhere near the place. Which for me is one of it's major drawback. I've always lived along the coastline and close to a beach (sometimes.walking distance but never more than 20 mins away). Nope the lake is not a satisfactory substitute.
For me the ocean and beach are therapeutic. Not so much for swimming but walking along the beach or a coastal walk. And just the fresh ocean breeze which travels further than you think.
I find it a bit depressing to be isolated away from the beaches for too long. But that's just me. Not everyone feels the same.
I grew up in Queensland with a beach obsessed father. We lived in Brisbane but ALWAYS had a beach house for weekends, mainly on the Gold Coast but for a while at Kings Beach in Caloundra. I did the whole beach thing - still don't value it and haven't missed it after 45 years in and around Canberra. When I inherited my parents' houses I put them on the market and flew home to Canberra. 17 years of indoctrination didn't sell me the coastal lifestyle.
You know you've got it good when foreigners say how great your worst city is. I guess it goes to show how spoilt we are living in Oz.
J walking isn't illegal in Western Australia
Yuck.I wouldn’t be putting my feet into lake burley griffen lmao
Did they find the rainbow roundabout?
CANBERRA. CAPITAL OF AUSTRALIA, WHERE "GETTING HIGH" IS LEGAL.
I don't "get" these two. Admittedly her neuroses faded in Australia but she would be hell to live with in the USA. His doglike devotion is nice if that's your thing?
Seriously? They’re both easy going and adventurous.
I lived in Canberra for 2 years & it drove me bonkers. Literally. My first husband's father was a polly (politician) , so we went there when first married. Now, it wasn't because it's a small place - my parents had moved to Papua New Guinea when I was 14, so wasn't craving the big lights of a city. But, I felt like it was a huge Lego-Land: each suburb arranged identically - so you never knew which suburb you were in -they were all exactly the same. No one was allowed to fence/wall their front gardens. There were rules about what plants you could grow in yr gardens. The night before the garbos (garbage guys) came you'd have to stay in to go over your garbage - if anything was in the wrong container they'd dump it in yr front drive. (One time we mistakenly put a fish we'd caught in. We came home to find a rotting fish pinioned by the aerial of our van, and the entire contents of that bin dumped into the driveway!) Public transport was pretty terrible. And yeah, the winters were bloody freezing. Canberra must be the place where the phrase "It's a nice place to visit, but I wouldn't like to live there." originated.😂
Being bi-polar I went into a downward spiral and my shrink told me a) I wasn't the first person to get defeated by Canberra and b) I needed to get out of there. So we moved across the border to New South Wales ...but then the floods came and hit us badly. So we went back to PNG & lived happily ever after. (NOT literally.) But stayed there until I finally left that part of the globe.
Thanks for leaving.
Cause of the politicans
Neal if you come to Australia you will Vegemite and Kangaroo or we will be unhappy.
The Australian Government a good way to beat the protest. The Government gave them the land under land rights laws for Aboriginal people, now the Police can not move them on by law. The tent city also a good place to buy real Aboriginal art from.
If you rank all the capital cities ia Australia Canberra comes last, Australia just has high standards.
Ranking of Cities:
1 New South Wales, Sydney
2 Victoria, Melbourne
3 Queensland, Brisbane
4 Tasmania, Hobart
5 South Australia, Adelaide - 2nd place in the world to give women the right to vote in the 1896 and
the 1st to let a woman run for a seat in an election n 1897 and she won "Catherine Helen Spence"
6 Northern Territory, Darwin
7 Western Australia, Perth
8 Australian Capital Territory, Canberra
The road system was pland for a population 100 times more than needed. Smart thinking, as the city grows the roads are waiting and it grows out and not up.
Chev and Tia are so cute and entertaining. But Canberra is seriously the most soulless place. Hate it and whenever I have the misfortune to visit (quite often in recent years), I can’t wait to get out of the place.
Why was Jesus not born in Canberra???
Where are you going to find 3 wise men and a virgin???
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Canberra has a homeless problem similar to what you can see on west coast US cities.
besides lake burley griffin and the war memorial Canberra is a $hit hole
Canberra is the most boring city I visited. The best thing about Canberra is the departure lounge at the airport. True 👍
Canberra is a great place to live. Other Aussies think it is shit because they hold competitions to pick the worst person they have and send them here. They're called Politicians. You have seen John Oliver's gun control bit so even our politicians are sometimes decent people.