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Haven't been able to find any really good tourism videos for Australia but while hunting came across this one...
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Funhd this one... Australia Land Beyond Time 2002...
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Australia The Story Of Us
The video I posted in this message no longer exists so I decided to replace it with this series of which this is season 1 Episode 1
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Aboriginals History of the First Australians
Another video that no longer exists so here is a replacement...
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Hi Alastair,
Here is a little more for you to go on with.//////
The Ida Bay Railway is the last operating bush “tramway” in Tasmania
Ride 14km in a WWII era locomotive on Australia's most southern railway. Start at Lune Lune River station, then travel through bush land abundant with bird life and wild flowers to the end of the line at Deep Hole and Elliott's Beach . Enjoy the beautiful scenery of button grass plains, white sandy beaches and the banks of Ida Bay and Lune River Estuary.
At Elliott's Beach there's a shelter with BBQ facilities, picnic tables, chair and toilets. Enjoy some time at the beach with a picnic or barbecue and catch a later train back to the station. Before or after your trip, visit the Ida Bay Railway Cafe and enjoy a selection of hot and cold food or drinks. Barbecue meat packs are available at the Cafe
Read on @ http://www.idabayrailway.com.au/
.Ida Bay Railway - Story Teller Amazing .
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The Ida Bay Railway on the banks of the Lune River in Southern Tasmania Australia .
Uploaded on Sep 11, 2011
Get on board The Ida Bay Railway on the banks of the Lune River in Southern Tasmania. Visit www.idabayrailway.com.au to become a member of Friends of the Ida Bay Railway Historical Society to keep it chugging along!
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Tasmania - Paradise at the End of the World - The Secrets of Nature .
It was only two hundred years ago that Tasmania was a British colony known as Van Diemens Land -- and so remote that its only use was as a penal settlement for the most hardened criminals. Times have definitely changed, yet that remote untamed island of history is never far away.
Today Hobart, the capital of Tasmania, is a bustling modern city and busy port. Mount Wellington rises straight out of the city to more than 1200 metres. It's possible-- in just a little over half an hour - to drive from a city centre restaurant to a wilderness where you could freeze to death. Even in summer snow can fall here. To the people of Hobart, this place is simply The Mountain - a finger of a vast and trackless wilderness pointing right at the heart of the city -- so it's not surprising that Tasmania's wild heritage plays a central role in the lives of the island's human inhabitants.
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Mona Museum oct 2013 (10min 720/50p m2ts) .
Published on Nov 19, 2013
Hi everyone, this is a video of the Mona Roma Catamaran leaving the Hobart waterfront taking passengers up the Derwent River to the now famous Mona Museum, located about 15km north of Hobart, approximately 5 km from where i live, and just 3km from the Cadbury chocolate factory.
The boat trip takes approx 30 minutes to arrive at the Mona Museum, and the 2nd part of the video is shot from the shoreline at Frypan Island, just 200 metres across the bay from the Mona Museum, showing the Mona Roma ferry arriving at Mona.
My next addition to this video will include me traveling up the River on the Mona Roma and arriving at Mona, and finishing with some video to be shot walking around the grounds of the Mona Museum.
Another video that is no longer available so here is another replacement...
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Inside Mona . ABC News (Australia
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Convict Australia - A Tribute to Port Arthur .
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Maria Island Walk - Tasmania Australia .
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.Bruny Island, Tasmania Travel Video Guide .
Uploaded on Jul 6, 2009
Rob Pennicott and his artist wife Michaye live an idyllic family life on Bruny Island. Surrounded by nature and a bountiful sea, Bruny appears to be paradise, but as Rob suggests, may not be for everyone. I also discuss the sad history of Truganini, the last full blooded Tasmanian Aborigine.
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Gordon River Cruises overview .
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Alastair, here's a wee video about tourism in Australia which you may have overlooked: ;)
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.Sydney Australia .
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