10 Best Places to Visit in Australia
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Date: 2019-09-06
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Jamie Nelson
I swear I would give 1, 000 to any American that can pronounce any of our cities correctly or the word emu, but of course as usual when an American does a film like this they have no idea of geography. I'm thinking of all these poor backpackers wondering around the Kimberleys looking for cairns lol and Uluru or Ayers Rock as we like to call it is no longer able to be walked on the traditional people have banned that so you can go and have a look spend ridiculous amounts of money in the hotels there but you're not allowed to actually climb the rock and if you have young babies do not leave them in a tent at any of the camping sites dingoes love them
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I swear I would give 1, 000 to any American that can pronounce any of our cities correctly or the word emu, but of course as usual when an American does a film like this they have no idea of geography. I'm thinking of all these poor backpackers wondering around the Kimberleys looking for cairns lol and Uluru or Ayers Rock as we like to call it is no longer able to be walked on the traditional people have banned that so you can go and have a look spend ridiculous amounts of money in the hotels there but you're not allowed to actually climb the rock and if you have young babies do not leave them in a tent at any of the camping sites dingoes love them
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Jim Green
touropia, although it's spelled cairns, as are the stacks of rocks for hikers, with the Aussie accent, it's pronounced correctly as CANS, and I say this as an American. I was there in '87. Same topic re. Brisbane; it's BRIZ-bn, not BRIZ-bain, and to be more specific, the nebulous name Sunshine State is actually Queensland. Kakadu N. P. is #16 in size in the world, between the sizes of New Hampshire and New Jersey. The 3rd. mispronounced city is Melbourne; rather than MEL-born, or MEL-burn (as it was here, it's MEL-bn. Before the days of worldwide political correctness, Uluru was Ayers Rock, and down the road a mile or 2 is Kata Tjuta, or The Olgas.
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touropia, although it's spelled cairns, as are the stacks of rocks for hikers, with the Aussie accent, it's pronounced correctly as CANS, and I say this as an American. I was there in '87. Same topic re. Brisbane; it's BRIZ-bn, not BRIZ-bain, and to be more specific, the nebulous name Sunshine State is actually Queensland. Kakadu N. P. is #16 in size in the world, between the sizes of New Hampshire and New Jersey. The 3rd. mispronounced city is Melbourne; rather than MEL-born, or MEL-burn (as it was here, it's MEL-bn. Before the days of worldwide political correctness, Uluru was Ayers Rock, and down the road a mile or 2 is Kata Tjuta, or The Olgas.
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mistymoo Moo moo
I am trying to find the name of this place in Australia that I have seen twice now. Its in between two red cliffs and is a river. I swear Ive seen it on an episode of river monsters and Jeremy wade was fishing for trilobite looking fish. cant find that either. Its also in the movie, Goldstone and Jimmy is taking Jay to see his heritage there. He is singing an aboriginal song while rowing along and showing the art on the rock. Im not one of those self-centered white tourists that have to touch and destroy everything so I wasnt planning to visit. Im just curious.
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I am trying to find the name of this place in Australia that I have seen twice now. Its in between two red cliffs and is a river. I swear Ive seen it on an episode of river monsters and Jeremy wade was fishing for trilobite looking fish. cant find that either. Its also in the movie, Goldstone and Jimmy is taking Jay to see his heritage there. He is singing an aboriginal song while rowing along and showing the art on the rock. Im not one of those self-centered white tourists that have to touch and destroy everything so I wasnt planning to visit. Im just curious.
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Sam Sabastian
Why promote stale ol' cities when there is so many more natural wonders to see. We all know that Australian cities rate highly for livability, but how about the REAL Australia, like the outback, and some of the most pristine forest areas in the world, which at one time had the highest trees in the world. You really missed the stop with this presentation, big time.
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Why promote stale ol' cities when there is so many more natural wonders to see. We all know that Australian cities rate highly for livability, but how about the REAL Australia, like the outback, and some of the most pristine forest areas in the world, which at one time had the highest trees in the world. You really missed the stop with this presentation, big time.
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Jobayer Sarker
Hi this is the mostly beautiful country in the world. last year I received a visa to this beautiful country. unfortunately due to my business issue I couldn't travel. I again applied this year, it's been almost 7 months but not receiving my visa yet. If Any kindful person can archive me with my applications I will really be appreciate. Thanking you in advance
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Hi this is the mostly beautiful country in the world. last year I received a visa to this beautiful country. unfortunately due to my business issue I couldn't travel. I again applied this year, it's been almost 7 months but not receiving my visa yet. If Any kindful person can archive me with my applications I will really be appreciate. Thanking you in advance
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Billy Bob
Im going to be flying into Melbourne in June, looking for suggestions on where to go. Austrialia is so big Im a bit overwhelmed. I want to visit areas not too far from Melbourne I will be there for 3 weeks maybe 4 if I decide on going to New Zealand for a week Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated
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Im going to be flying into Melbourne in June, looking for suggestions on where to go. Austrialia is so big Im a bit overwhelmed. I want to visit areas not too far from Melbourne I will be there for 3 weeks maybe 4 if I decide on going to New Zealand for a week Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated
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Kerwin Ma
It's a bit annoying how they just name cities and don't even give the iconic destinations of AustraliaEdit: Oh yeah, and Yankunytjatjara and Pitjantjatjara people don't really appreciate tourists climbing the rock, and tourists destroy the Great Barrier Reef, 93% has suffered from coral bleached.
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It's a bit annoying how they just name cities and don't even give the iconic destinations of AustraliaEdit: Oh yeah, and Yankunytjatjara and Pitjantjatjara people don't really appreciate tourists climbing the rock, and tourists destroy the Great Barrier Reef, 93% has suffered from coral bleached.
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McBain
The monorail in the footage of Sydney is at least 8 years old if not older. I remember the last week it was running before they pulled it down, me and my girlfriend at the time rode it for hours around the loop. Was a such a fun day, I remember it so fondly.
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The monorail in the footage of Sydney is at least 8 years old if not older. I remember the last week it was running before they pulled it down, me and my girlfriend at the time rode it for hours around the loop. Was a such a fun day, I remember it so fondly.
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Ram chand Mehta
Indeed Australia is a peaceful continent of the World, but China is piercing into it to spoil it. If Govt. of Australia does not take action in time, that will suffer like India, a democratic country.
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Indeed Australia is a peaceful continent of the World, but China is piercing into it to spoil it. If Govt. of Australia does not take action in time, that will suffer like India, a democratic country.
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Lynn Kueh
Australia is indeed a unique and diverse country. There are animals here that cannot be found elsewhere. For me, Melbourne is Number 1. It is exciting, liveable with a good economy.
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Australia is indeed a unique and diverse country. There are animals here that cannot be found elsewhere. For me, Melbourne is Number 1. It is exciting, liveable with a good economy.
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