AUSTRALIA | PART 3 | Burleigh Heads, Apartamento Byron Bay & Wollumbin Mount Warning 

Glad it's not too long! 😉❤️

Brittany Bathgate neverrr haha I could watch your vlogs all day!! and Australia is so beautiful - I’ve always wanted to go

Thank you so much ❤️

Thank you so much, I hope you enjoy the video ❤️

We love Stable! And that whole complex of shops/businesses. It's so great to see things like that opening up on the Gold Coast. I miss Australia so much, but fingers crossed we can come back around Christmas time depending on what the travel restrictions are like.

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Thank you so much ❤️ Hopefully we will be able to travel again soon, even if it's just a small UK adventure!

I'm so sorry to hear this! The exact same thing almost happened to my sister because she wasn't entitled to any help from the government, so we were all getting ready for her to return home, but by a stroke of luck she's managed to stay there. I hope you get the opportunity to return soon. I miss it soooo much too ❤️

Thank you so much! This is lovely to hear ❤️

Thank you! I miss it so much ❤️

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Thank you! ❤️

Editing this together made me really crave a swim in the sea!

Next time we visit we're definitely coming to WA! ❤️

I just rewatched them 😭

Absolutely! There's so much to explore over there. Where do you live in Australia?

Brittany Bathgate I live in Geelong, sort of more towards the surf coast, which is beautiful as well. Haven’t ventured much outside Victoria except to Tasmania 🙈

I know! I can't believe how long it is. I'm so sorry if it's boring 😂

@@BrittanyBathgate1 Not boring at all!!! Always love your vids and this one really made me want to go to Australia! :)

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Yes! I only really built up the confidence to try diving under the waves during the last week of the trip and it made such a difference to my sea swimming experience.

@@BrittanyBathgate1 oh nice one! Glad to hear it :)

I can't wait! Even if it's just travelling around the UK for a bit until it's safer to go overseas. I use a Canon G7X ❤️

Could you find it? I can’t seem to find it anywhere!

I use the Canon G7X

It's from a shop in Australia called Cotton On.

You'll never guess...Cotton On Body! Not the best shop, I know, but the cut of these vests is so good. I always buy a bunch when I'm over there and pretty much live in them all summer.

Ahhhh. No I wouldn’t of guessed and they change cuts all the time! So you nabbed a good one. To be honest I think the last time I was this interested in vests I was shopping for them in C&A so cotton on is an upgrade 😂👍🏾

It was a live performer! I will find out his name :)

Thank you for your comment. I understand your frustrations and hold my hands up - yes, I probably should have added something at the end of the video reflecting on the points you've mentioned. I do however stand by what I said in a previous vlog - things we see online are nuanced, especially these conversations and just because someone isn’t showing something on social media doesn't necessarily mean they are unaware of something or not educating themselves. I'm not naive to the history of Australia and in a previous video I have mentioned Mount Warnings indigenous name (I've now altered the videos title to reflect this name), but maybe I have been naive when thinking that other people do know and understand what Australia Day really marks and the history of the country. Thank you again for bringing this up, hopefully others will see this comment and prompt them to think past the nice visuals of the video.

@@BrittanyBathgate1 i think maybe my comment didnt really encapsulate what i was trying to say because maybe i was policing the way i was speaking in order to be heard? but what i was rly trying to say is that i thought was happening around the world was that the white majority was realising the true meaning of allyship, to be an ally, to be an anti racist, is to use your power that society has handed you because of your whiteness to amplify and spread and teach other white people( you are well positioned to do this considering your audience.) that is why even though the work people do in their private lives is in important equally as important is using your position of power which in your case is through social media. if your job was say in law or management or retail that is were your power would be and the expectation wouldnt be there for you to use social media in that way. but given you are making a profit and working via this medium i do still believe there is an intrinsic responsibility to say something. i never assumed you were 'naive' to australias history nor did i assume this video encapsulates every nuance of your work and opinions, my frustration was not only related to the specific things i brought up/ my frustration lies in the lack of understanding of the true work that must be done. it is not enough to work in private when you job is public. it simply isnt. to paraphrase kwame ture, -inaction, not saying something, is an action, it is to be against. if you are not fighting against oppression using your power in your work in your life, everyday, you are choosing the side of the oppressor, its as simple as that. by your very inaction you are against the people, there is no middle ground- this is not maliciously meant at all but it must be said. to be honest with you i am exhausted with having to try and explain this to ppl over and over. and i dont wish to continue on. but on a last note fundamentally you and i will be treated very differently in the country i was born in, even though you are/were a tourist here. the colour of my skin, my race, my heritage, impacts my life here everyday and the colour of your skin is part of a continued legacy in australia that you continue to benefit from even when simply on holiday, that is where my initial anger and frustration came from but what i wrote above is the true essence of what i am trying to say.