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Malcolm Douglas - Around Australia (Part 2) 1993
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- čas přidán 30. 11. 2020
- Malcolm takes the viewer around Australia visiting his favourite places. Starting out from Sydney, he travels to Fraser Island, through the Queensland rainforest and across the gulf country to Kakadu. From the Northern Territory he goes down the Gibb River Road through the amazing Kimberley gorge country to Broome, Marble Bar and southern WA. The journey follows the train line across the Nullarbor to the wild southern coast and back to Sydney through the Snowy Mountains. Malcolm talks to the locals along the way and films the spectacular countryside and the unique flora and fauna.
Not long discovered Malcolm and his work. Brilliant to find such an original gem, this body of work is priceless.
2022 still love Malcolm as I did when I was a kid watching him on TV
John Laws would always say that Malcolm Douglas was the guy that inspired him to buy a Toyota landcruiser
Does Norm still call him ?
AWESOME DOC....
Thanks mate
No mention of Bonnie, Malcoms dog passing or burial in Ep. 1, I was so sad R. I. P. Bonnie! I hope she's chasing fish hooked on a line flapping on deck and freeing bogged cattle wherever she is!
the idiot likely ran her over and blamed poisoning to make a statement .... ever think of that?
Up north losing dogs is a given, my mum grew up in Cape tribulation and says she used to lose 3-4 dogs a year probably because they wander off too close to the water when you aren't paying attention to them, sad but is what it is, they aren't meant to spend their lives in a backyard and doing a lap of the neighbourhood here and there, theyre happier having adventures.
So true I keep asking about what happened to jowdy Malcolm's red KELPIE she was the Star ⭐ of show😂
Staunch old school bloke, I'm sure he shed a few tears
Bonnie ate 1080 fox bait it should be band. It's horrible stuff and there is no antidote if taken . Studdies showed that more native animals are killed by it than the intended targets but it's still used every day in Australia 🤦♂️😞
Yep that's to bloody hot for me 126F = 52C and I believe it got stuck there in summer for almost a week waiting for parts to fix my truck, it got up to 50C so I worked at night.
@johnnytheprick No clue I only did summers up there as you get paid more
@johnnytheprick Truck driving in that area and delivery's to mines as an owner operator you go where the money is. That is in the past now but a good life.
Wow👍😎
These sand stone monuments took millions of years to for......... in another 3to 4 million years it will be a totally different landscape.
The Flute makes me nervous lol
Poor Bonnie 😢 1080 still being used to this day. Horrible stuff that should be banned
The frill neck lizard in the thumbnail looks exactly like Australia hahahha
No mention of eating termites.
Sure they do ; they call 'em " white ants ."
And there is still gold being found not even in the outback just Victoria 😂👍
35:19 126F = 52C
but it's dry heat so you dont feel it
Still an unbelievable temperature. That would drive me crazy.@@benh4222
shocking to see how much of the fish is thrown away by these "professional fishermen" 8:25
That’s because it’s fucking rubbish mate, I’m surprised they make a living off this shit, I wouldn’t feed it to a mongrel dog.
@@benclarke8743 i guess they could just not kill it for this tiny filet and just leave this species be, instead of wasting life like this. especially if its a fish that is not really tasty.
They salt the excess fish then donate it . ( been covered in previous episodes ) a lot of it is given away .
@@SWHBOYCE for charity-purpose?
and is this fish overpopulated / endangering the ecosystem or something? i mean if not, its still kind of questionable. thanks for sharing your knowledge though
@@kongchangfan2237 They gave the excess fish to the different tribes in the area ; they always salted the extra and yes , the abundant giant trevally is native to the region they were in; it's all over the world in warmer water .
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deMolay propaganda?