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So this was summer?

The Spanner Man would have been good to see too - maybe next time.

PORTLAND IS A GREAT PLACE TO STAY OR VISIT..GOOD VIDEO,THANKS

Loved your video, I love it that someone filmed my little town, thank you heaps.

Don’t pay 50 dollars ✖️

Coliban?

I was born in Portland!

enjoyed this. Taking the dogs there this weekend. Thanks

This site was an internment camp during WW2.

Is this a drive In camp site ? Or do you have to park and walk your gear in ?

I live not far away from port fairy you should go to yambuk and st st,Helens, orFord and l go to school at port fairy at St Patrick's

This a a beautiful place in Australia’s Northern Territory in Uluru- Kata Tjuṯa and be careful of the summer thunderstorm season and the flash floods in the from November to March.

Thanks for the insight, beautiful walk, on our List now.. ❤

i live there currentley

Today I walked along the YarraR along sketchy trails from the Fitzimmons Lane bridge to Warrandyte. Where did you guys finish up? Which 'bridge'? Fizy?

Really useful video with info on the horse yards. Thanks 😊

I have a mate and his name is Boort.

Great Video. Found this very helpful, especially about the bus ride back. We'll just need to find out if we could take our dog on the bus, otherwise ,we'll done half one day & start the other end & do half and back the next.

One of Victoria’s major deer hunting areas

Now that's a shed.

2.5 to Adelaide and six and a bit to Melbourne

Portland what a shit hole

Is it dog friendly?

That guy camped near the river shouldn’t be there - that is not a camping area

Nice video mate!

Spent teenage yrs at Boort...was a great little town...still love getting back for visits....

Useless this guy spent most of the time with the camera pointing at himself.

Is the water in the river salty seeing it’s that close to the ocean? Because we just want to know how much water we need to bring ? If the river water is ok to bathe in and do dishes etc, then we will only bring water for drinking and cooking.

Thx again

Thx

Thanks for sharing this little tour, looks like a cool spot! I’ve been travelling a lot recently and sharing some beautiful spots as well so I’m excited to hopefully check this area out soon! 🙌🏼

Nice trip

Would have been good to see more of the historic buildings

Thanks for doing this review, this is what viewer like me needed! i'm planing on going here but didnt know what it looks like or what you do there.

Do you need 4wd to access these sites?

Have you seen any Aboriginal stone huts there?

Hi, what month was this trip?

Take 2

Good video well done 👍

my favourite channel to watch before bed

👍👍 walk looks great

i own a house on hillside of mt dissa

thanks for making this vid... really helpful

I remember back in high school on the last day of each year, we would (the whole school so about 250 students + teachers) would walk the Killarney to Port Fairy leg of it. Good times.

I love a good custard tart😋

Cheers mate, going to be staying there soon so very informative.

Thanks, great video, am in Portland now and was wondering what that was.. I mean the wood chips lol

Spent 3days in Portland in 2018 and loved it. Was pleasantly surprised. Recommended on the tourist map.

Crazy, in the video he doesn't look like the type of guy who would rail a different girl each night

Beautiful video 😍 Thank you for sharing 😀👍