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Tassie Wilderness Wanderers
Australia
Registrace 12. 02. 2017
2 fellas with a passion for hiking and photographing Tasmania's wilderness.
The Wild West.
I visit Stanley as well as the West Coast of Tassie in this video. I return to some of my favourite places as well as some new locations that I hadn't been to before. The seas on the west coast were some of the wildest I've seen in quite a while. Photographically speaking this was a very productive trip for me as well.
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Between Fury and a Cradle
zhlédnutí 438Před 3 lety
I went for a 3 day wander near Cradle Mountain to make the most of the last vestiges of this years snow. It was somewhat cool however the location and fine weather more than made up for the discomfort . Oh and I managed to come away with a couple of images that I'm was reasonably happy with.
Exploring the Tyndalls
zhlédnutí 760Před 3 lety
Before Covid, before lockdown before our lives were changed, in January 2020 I ventured to the West Coast of Tasmania and venturded to new areas of this amazing ruggered Tasmanian wilderness. Sorry for the wait for new content on this channel, technical troubles were the main issue which didnt help, and with the unexpected events of later 2020 many planned trips were stopped in there tracks.
A Magic Place Seldom Visited
zhlédnutí 726Před 4 lety
Sam and I went for yet another wander into Tassies wilds. We visited an area not far from Tasmania's highest peak Mt Ossa. The weather was average however we were rewarded with one good sunrise which made all the effort of getting there all the more worth while. The area is probably my favourite spot in Tasmania and never tire of visiting it.
Reade's Reviews - Nemo Tenor Alpine Mummy Sleeping Mat & Nemo Fillo Pillow Review
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A short video of a new bit of kit that i have recently been testing out. Its a sleeping mat called a Nemo Tensor Alpine. Its very light and comfortable and is inflated in a similar way to an Exped Downmat. Its lighter than a down mat and uses aluminium foil to insulate you whilst sleeping in colder temperatures. A word of caution though it pays to partially deflate the mat if you leave it insid...
Mt Inglis. Off the beaten track
zhlédnutí 436Před 4 lety
I have had numerous trips to the Mt Inglis area in the Cradle Mountain Lake St Clair national park, however this time I ventured further west beyond Inglis. This area has some fine sheltered campsites with views in abundance. There are also still visible signs of the Inglis track which was used by miners in the 1800's to access the west coast
Hydro Hut, a hidden gem in a popular National Park
zhlédnutí 2,4KPřed 4 lety
My hike this time was to a seldom visited area of the Cradle Mountain Lake St Clair National Park that is rich in mining history and also has some stunning views of many of the peaks in the centre of the park.I had good weather for most of the trip however on my walk out the hot temperatures were certainly not conducive to enjoyable bushwalking !!
Anything for a photograph in sub zero temperatures.
zhlédnutí 392Před 5 lety
I was lured back to the Cradle area for yet another snow frolic with the promise of fine weather at the end of the trip sealing the deal. The first couple of days were very cold, snowy and quite windy. I sheltered from the weather for half the trip in Waterfall valley hut and the last night i spent in my tent. After enduring a near minus 10 degrees overnight in the tent I awoke to one of those ...
Cradle in a Shroud of White
zhlédnutí 222Před 5 lety
Due to the good falls of snow that Tasmania's high country has experienced so far this year i decided on yet another hike into the hills. As Cradle mountain is now only a short drive away I decided on yet another return visit. I experienced the full gamut of weather conditions that the area is renowned for. I had blizzard like conditions with howling winds, significant snowfall all topped off w...
The Walls of Jerusalem National Park with a little bit of snow.
zhlédnutí 2,3KPřed 5 lety
I have just completed a solo bushwalk over 4 days in The Walls Of Jerusalem National Park in Tasmania. I was treated to a winter wonderland of fresh snow and freezing conditions. I tested out a pair of snowshoes which certainly makes walking in snow much easier. I witnessed stunning vistas and managed to record a few images that captured the magic of the place. I consider winter walking in Tasm...
Lake Oberon Pt 2
zhlédnutí 1,3KPřed 5 lety
I spent one night at the upper Square lake campsite before moving and camping on the rather exposed ridge above Lake Oberon. I spent the day in sublime weather conditions checking out the views and suitable photographic locations. The following day I retraced my steps back along the range before spending my last night at the top of Moraine A where I had a rather special encounter with a wedge t...
Lake Oberon Pt1
zhlédnutí 2KPřed 5 lety
A fine weather window of over 5 days, rare for southwest Tasmania at this time of year, presented itself to me. I knew that I could not pass up the opportunity for a return visit to the Western Arthur range. The route follows a very muddy section of track for the first 3 hours and then one has a rather gruelling climb up onto the range. Along the top of the range one follows the track which tra...
Winter at Cradle Mountain
zhlédnutí 4,3KPřed 6 lety
I spent 4 days hiking and camping in the snow in and around Cradle Mountain. On 2 of the days I had blue skies whilst the other days were somewhat inclement to say the least. The whole area was covered in a mantle of snow which made the whole landscape quite magical. I was treated to a rather special sunrise on Barn Bluff as well as a sunset on Cradle Mountain. One of the best trips I have had ...
Freycinet Peninsula - Sand Rather Than Snow
zhlédnutí 299Před 6 lety
Our intentions for this particular trip were an ascent of the Mt Anne area in southwest Tasmania, however a dire weather forecast saw us change our destination to Freycinet National Park on Tasmania's sunny east coast. The alternative destination did not disappoint and we were rewarded with blue sky days, white sandy beaches and some stunning photographic locations. To cap the whole trip off se...
Paddys Nut, The Garden of Eden
zhlédnutí 867Před 6 lety
A memorable sojourn spent in a very special part of The Cradle Mountain Lake St Clair National Park. The area is grand in every sense of the word from the magical alpine gardens to the expansive vistas that take in all of the peaks from Cradle Mountain to Mount Ossa. Whilst the weather was typical for the area we did manage to witness a sunrise that made all the effort of getting there so worth...
Almost the bottom of Tasmania, Lion Rock
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Almost the bottom of Tasmania, Lion Rock
Fagus Trip April 2018, Part 2 - Tyndall Range
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Fagus Trip April 2018, Part 2 - Tyndall Range
Fagus Trip April 2018, Part 1 - Cradle Mountain
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Fagus Trip April 2018, Part 1 - Cradle Mountain
Edge of the World, Mt Anne - March 2018, Pt 2
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Edge of the World, Mt Anne - March 2018, Pt 2
Edge of the World, Mt Anne - March 2018, Pt 1
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Edge of the World, Mt Anne - March 2018, Pt 1
There a waterfall on Kuni hard to find . Not many know 👍
Top find . From the days of Eric Reece. (Premier). How stupid today how the government want huts removed. We need a couple more on Kunni . Sponsored by State Government. When people get . Lost first hut in a storm. And saving costs on search and rescue. God help us. That will need to be volenteers only . Such is life.
Hey mate Wound you mind providing details of the water source and location?
Relaxing watching. Thanks for sharing mate. But not anymore: keep thw tyndalls secret!
Keep all good huts in wilderness regions !
What month is this?
Mate is that the Vango Nevis 100 tent?
Hello mate just wondering if you have anymore trips planned
So glad I found your channel. I’ve subscribed and hope you continue to share your passion. Could you please tell me where the car park is for this hike up the Tyndall
I'm here 2 yrs later....the yellow pads are crap no r value....I'm getting a replacement back for the alpine.....I try to stay away from Nemo now check out zenbivvy mate
Parks have locked away the historic Bird River Bridge behind a treated pine picket fence, spending the dosh to rebuild it on a plastic walkway and powder coated bridge. We can now watch "our bridge" fall apart instead of admiring its strength and longivty, a tribute to those brave hard workers. Who approved such a stupid decision? jackandjude.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/Collages1.jpg
get off the bloody pineapple grass !
Another great video, but the 'yeahs' do my head in. In this case, 30 of them in 18 minutes equals nearly one every thirty seconds. Please.
I really enjoy watching your videos but seriously, if I hear the word 'yeah' one more time ...........
Fantastic place to walk in thank you for sharing
Nice ! one of the first videos of Mt Anne with semi decent weather! Good job bru!
Which month is it pls? I am going there in beginning of July
as a member for mhps I would love to take supply's in as a young fella and keep this loved and looked after please email me mate regards from Hobart...yes I agree pws are bastards my experience was like stuffed sardines in a tin...too many people on the track thwaites and weindorfer will be turning in the graves right now....was pretty bad I ended up telling pws I'm a member of mhps and I want privacy ended up telling me a few private decks near a few huts ended up having peace and serenity to myself from shitty tourists....
Fabulous thank you for posting loving your videos
Hey mate, love your vid. The unusual rocks excite me- next time you go back take a close look and you will see it was all wet at the same time- wet sediment , and the rocks are just huge slabs of mud. I found a beach in Victoria recently where the rocks look exactly like your video here- but the rocks are still wet mud- you can poke a stick into them. I can see it's just a massive deposit of debris. And it was under water for some time- see those lines on those rocks- different water levels. In one of the wet slabs of rock in Victoria I wrote " Noah was here" into the rock. It's obvious to me a global flood occured. Regards Jake
Amen God bless ! As in the days of Noah ! Were those mud like rocks down the surfcoast on the Seacliffs near Anglesea?
@@m.o.bishere3324 There are some very nice ones in Angelsea- at Point Road Night beach- on low tide you see that beach is one piece huge slab of mud rock, and the deposits up in the cliffs are part of the same event- with giant corals smashed up into pieces and deposited in the cliffs up high. If you walk around the back of that beach you can see where the giant corals were living- their columns are in the mudrock, maybe 50 of them 30 or 40 cm diameter, with pieces of the coral still embedded. You can see they have been sheered off by a tsunami and deposited in the cliffs. Jake
Spectacular area - I've been quite keen to get up there and have a look. My dad and I walked along the Lake Spicer track recently and at the time I thought that was the only way in (have a video on my channel if you wish to take a look).
Great video champ I finally had time to sit down and watch this, great footage part 1 and 2 , would of been amazing to see that eagle fly around etc yes I agree about rubbish or a toilet etc....had a aboriginal tell me that Ayres rock is full of toilet paper on the top and humans shouldn't climb up there no wonder the aboriginals hate them so much...if I can I'll try get a toilet or duckboard through there with pws or make a word on it....even a hut up there would be good...I would love to have some support to do a trio up there and do some rubbish pickup, esp now with the fires out that way near olegas esp it's great down there can't wait to go back myself....if you have time I would.love to catch up and give you a beer from a.local brewery here in Hobart ....my mate owns last rites brewery he went and done western Arthur's traverse had to hit the button after 6 days and no food and water left nature had smashed some river and a crossing so Westpac gave them a lift back to carpark and didn't charge them for a rescue...the beer is called the clunch western Arthur's IPA it's a great iOS beer and the story from him drinking it was crazy too....great hike mate be safe and keep uploading you make me as a young gun wanna do more adventures thanks for inspiration...love the work
What month was this filmed ?
My favourite video of all your adventures 😎 Well done 👍🏻 25kg pack 😜 your a legend!
Great photo's mate. Would love if you added the photo acquisition details down the bottom. Focal length, aperture, shutter speed etc.
Thanks Rhyss for the comment. I'll agree with you after putting this vid together, I thought the details from the images would be good to share. You've now enforced that going forward. Thanks again from Sam.
Nice
Thanks
@@tassiewildernesswanderers9636 can you send me an email with the turnoff to hydro hut plz on cradle..tried looking for turnoff on way down to hut and wasn't confidant on what way to go across lake etc cheers
Do you share or publish the photos you spoke about anywhere? Would love to see what you captured.
Currently I only share my pics on F'book.
Nice video buddy....I just got back from the great western tiers can't wait to upload my videos....I was literally laying in one of those tents last week at paddy Palin's I'm not sure if I'll buy one yet Nemo is still making good gear etc Take care talk soon love from hobart
Interested in your thoughts on the new Mont tent, currently considering a Big Agnus Copper Spur HV UL2 or the new Sea to Summit Telos. The weight is putting me off the Monts,
It really is horses for courses and depends in a large part on what conditions you will predominantly be using the tent.
Always a pleasure to watch. About time you got a Mont :)
Yes indeed Geoff, I certainly know that the quality is there with the products that Mont manufacture.
Fantastic photos well done for sharing
I am trying to work out WHERE exactly you are (behind the mountain)... are you allowed to randomly camp around Cradle? :P
If you look at a map, probably somewhere to the south of the rim of Cradle. The Fury Gorge is between Barn Bluff and there, and it leads to the west, opposite to Waterfall Valley. You are allowed to camp in National Parks if you pay a small membership fee, and adhere religiously to the rules of respectful behaviour and conservation (which you will have to learn).
Cracking video…good to see a new one!
Great to see that you are back with the videos. I've been missing Tassie. Stuck here in Melbourne with many lockdowns!! I'm surprised that there are no other peeps in January. Well done. I like to be alone with nature too. It allows me to take time to stop and observe my surroundings and feel as if l am part of it, rather than just passing through.
Great video mate
love the video mate made me feel like im learning new things like what high school was suppose to teach us, haha great job buddy i gotta go do this now, you should of walked to the hut mate! also dont get me started on vandalism too and bogans destroying hidden gems let alone tourists, PWS are pieces of shit all they wanna do is rip up tarkine and rent out islands to the rich to make money off hospitality and tourism, boy dont get me started haha love how you said they finally spent coin on a proper sign haha love it.....
hold up hang on a sec let me get this straight...the government damned a beautiful beach and a town under lake burbury?
Curious about your boot - look like Asolo. Have you have any trouble with them. Bought a pair a bout 3 years ago but staying in storage until recently.One short walk and both soles delaminated, Asolo say that it is a known issue but want around $200 to fix them. They were comfy and thought about fixing them but concerned may happen again.
Yes Peter they are Asolo's, havn't had any trouble with mine and I own a couple of pairs. Hope you get the issue sorted. Cheers.
@@readeallingham1230 thanks for your reply Reade , I need a new pair of boots for trip down your way in a couple of months.Might be better throwing these out and buying a new pair, they were the most comfortable boots I've had. $200 to fix, $400 for new but with full warranty - might be a safer bet. Cheers
Hi Reade. Just thought I’d let you know I got my boots Re-soled through K2 in Brisbane. Great job too. Cheers Pete.
Pity I did not find this video earlier. Well done. Captivating images....unbelievable scenery. Nice to see a "YOUNG CHAP" out and about and enjoying life. I am coming back to Tassie this year and look forward to another great walk around Dove Lake and taking more videos.
Hey mate, what month did you do the hike?
Beautiful photo with tarn in foreground Sam
Hey what's this.....no snow and still no people! Thanks again for sharing
Loved the humour with the shovel!
Absolutely beautiful, thanks so much.
Thanks so much for the tip. I will definitely be getting one of those Nemo mats. Do you tend to buy your gear online or do you have a favorite go-to store in Tassie? I'm in Melbourne.
I'm not only enjoying the great images but also the tips in camping gear. I need another tent so thanks for the advice. I will also look into the Rab sleeping bags. Do you buy your gear online, or do you have a favorite go-to store?
I have never seen a brocken spectre until now. Incredible! Thanks so much for sharing such amazingly beautiful scenery.
This walk has definitely inspired me to take up serious hiking again. Thanks so much for such beautiful images.
I am very happy with my Merrell hiking shoes, so l think it's time for the Merrell goretex hiking boots for winter. I have never bought Asolo. Have you ever given Merrell a go?
Absolutely beautiful images. Thank you so much. Thumbs up!