Camping in comfort on the Mary River 🤠🗺️ | Bush Tucker Man | S2 EP5 | ABC Australia 

@colinevans3285 where is this servo? Would love to check it out.

Imagine the honey 🍯

Those sting less bees are so tempting.. hmmmm..

Bear Grills is British not American and ex SAS get your facts right .

B Grylls is a total phony.

He was a forward scout in Vietnam,3 tures.

Amazing 👏

You know what? You’re right 👍

It sure is. I wonder how they got those low aerial shots that would be done with a drone these days. They don't seem to be filmed from a full size heli as there's no visible downwash blowing the trees around.

@@nahyeahwhatsahandle it's a nickname for the ABC, which I believe originally came from the BBC.

Odd thing to wonder

3x the price in almost 30 years. It’s not that bad. Houses doubling every 10 so it’s about par

It still wouldn't look as good.

i always wondered about that too!

Same here! I've watched the series 3 times this year and I'm pretty sure this episode is my favourite. So relaxing

When I bought my first motor vehicle, petrol was 36 cents a gallon for Super (High Octane) 1967 prices, and T-Bone Steak from your local Butcher, was 79 cents a pound.

I'm not completely sure but it's definitely some model of Ruger, another guy in the comments says it's a Ruger Redhawk but so hard to tell from what we can see in the footage, either way I wonder if Les still has it.

Ruger Redhawk 44 Rem Mag.

$1.37??????..... That was about 70c/L

They are really doing different things. Grylls's programs (as far as I've seen) are about coping with misadventures in isolated places, with the aim of getting back to civilization after just a few days. There are plenty of others, too, who seem to operate on a short time-frame to 'survive' for a few days, maybe stretching out to a week. They seem to me to take more risks than they should with some foods that might cause you illness, with the safety blanket of being able to take antibiotics and/or worming tablets once back to the modern world. Of course, those higher risk things make for a more exciting program for a mass audience. Hiddens, and Ray Mears, are about being able to live in a remote environment and learned their vast knowledge from many tribal people who are still connected to and living in their homelands that look to us westerners like untouched wilderness.

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