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Left to right flags: Aboriginal Flag, Aussie, Queensland, then Torres Strait Islander flag.
The fact that you guys did the census with us is so fitting.
Cassowary can defo kill, and its essentially a modern day velociraptor 🥶😂
Tia was right .... Rockhampton is Rocky!
The way the viewer said to say Australia to me is mind blowing when you guys actually pronounce it correctly.
🇦🇺 Tia for scale 💜. Aussies don’t see this much of our own country so we Love travelling with you both. Thank you 🥰 xx
I have to disagree with the comment about A - stralia. Sorry, but nobody says it that way. Your pronounciaton is pretty good I must say. Nothing wrong with it at all. Thank you again for a fabulous video! Much Love to you both. 😊💚🌈🦘
Hi guys, the correct pronunciation of the AU in Australia is definitely not A, as in Apple. We’d be called Assies! The AU is the same as in Austin,Texas. We’re Aussies, as in Ozzy Osbourne . Phonetically, it’s OssTRAILia, with the emphasis on the 2nd syllable.
Tia, you crack me up. As for words, who cares how you pronounce them; we can still understand them.
I reckon it’s the way you guys love our country and give it a fair go — getting out there, exploring it, and really getting a feel for the land we call home. That’s why we bloody love you guys! 🇦🇺❤️🇺🇸
When Tia said "It's my spirit animal" a wombat popped into my head! Then the camera panned over. Telepathy through the vid. 😃
11:00 Could have cued the John Denver song "You fill out my Census"
Really loving this roadtrip and it’s always a great day when a new video from you pops up!
Loved the EH Ute
Bundaberg is SUGAR CANE COUNTRY. Bundy grow their own GINGER. So thats the 2 main Ingregents to make the best Ginger Beer. ❤ 🇦🇺
Love this series. Honestly the Australian government should be paying you for these videos. You are promoting places I've never heard of. These videos look effortless but I can tell how much work goes into them. Thanks for taking the time to get to know Australia beyond the clichés.
Two fatalities from a cassowary, no disemboweling: Recorded Fatalities April 2019 (Florida, USA): A 75-year-old man who bred exotic birds was killed by a pet cassowary on his farm. Investigators believe the man tripped and fell to the ground near the bird, at which point the cassowary attacked him with its dagger-like claws. April 1926 (Queensland, Australia): A 16-year-old Australian boy named Phillip McClean was killed after he and his brother tried to attack and hunt a cassowary. The teenager struck the bird with a club, fell while running away, and the bird slashed his neck with its powerful, 4-inch claw. Why They Are Dangerous: Powerful Kicks: Cassowaries can jump and kick with tremendous force. Dagger Claws: Each foot features a lethal, inner toe claw that can grow up to 10 centimeters (4 inches) long. Defensive Nature: Most non-fatal attacks happen when a bird is cornered, defending its territory, or looking for food from humans.” The moral of these stories is “Don’t mess with Australian wildlife.”
just realised if you guys have hit Mackay you didnt stop at one of Australias most iconic and original 'big things'...The big Pinapple is Nambour....lift your game Tia ;)
7:00 - Not actually a Boab/Baobab tree (the Australian species is Adansonia gregorii native to northern WA & NT)... rather, that's a Bottle Tree (Brachychiton rupestris), from the same genus as the spectacular flowering Flame Tree (Brachychiton acerifolius). Brachyiton IS in the same plant family as Baobabs though - the Malvaceae family, better known as the Hibiscus, Cotton, and Cacao family. So there's your Botany lesson for today 😜
Forget people correcting your pronounciation of words attached to being in Australia...send them somewhere else in the world and see how they do. You are such a joy to watch.