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ABC News reporter Paul Lockyer mounted four separate filming expeditions to Lake Eyre, often with cameraman John Bean and pilot Gary Ticehurst. They captured extraordinary footage of nature at work on a grand scale, as the desert bloomed and water flowed all the way to the parched mouth of the Murray River in South Australia. Birds flocked to the outback in record numbers and the rivers and lakes were brimming with fish. Tragically, on the last of those expeditions in August 2011 the ABC helicopter crashed at Lake Eyre, killing Paul, John and Gary. This 90-minute documentary combines the best footage of those expeditions and shows off Lake Eyre in all its many moods. It also contains special tributes to the three men. Lake Eyre features the footage and commentary from Paul Lockyer that was filmed for the original news documentaries, Lake Eyre - Australia's Outback Wonder produced in 2009, and the follow-up, Return to Lake Eyre - The Deluge produced in 2010. This special amended version pulls together the stunning images that captured history in the making, following the floodwaters from north Queensland down the great outback rivers to Lake Eyre and recording the extraordinary transformation of an environment that was desolate and stark, that turned into a flourishing oasis. And as producer, Ben Hawke says: "This commemorative edition is a fitting tribute to three great professionals, and three great blokes."
Please note the audio in this program is mono.
00:00:00 | Lake Eyre
00:03:48 | Donald Malcolm Campbell, Bluebird land speed record
00:08:15 | Flinders Ranges
00:11:27 | Australian outback floods
00:13:30 | Professor Richard Kingsford, environmental/ biological expert and river ecologist
00:16:55 | Elder Don Rowlands, Watti Watti and Wangkangurru Yarluyandi man
00:24:20 | David Brook, Birdsville
00:26:18 | Birdsville races
00:35:46 | Australian dry season
00:38:25 | Australian native wild flowers
00:41:43 | Australian desert storms
00:46:15 | Christmas storms 2009
01:05:59 | Birdsville races
01:07:30 | Lake Yamma Yamma on Channel Country in south-western Queensland
01:11:53 | 2010 Australian floods
01:13:30 | Darling River and desert rivers
01:14:48 | Dale McGrath, Glenn McGrath's brother
01:16:06 | The Coorong, Murry River meets the sea
01:20:15 | Victoria and New South Wales September 2012 floods
01:27:24 | Commemorating Journalist Paul Lockyer, pilot Gary Ticehurst, and cameraman John Bean
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Комментарии : 75   
@luminair11
@luminair11 2 года назад
I'm watching this for the 3rd time and will watch it again........beautiful beyond words, and RIP to those who lost their lives while making this.......they will never be forgotten because of this most beautiful filming, story telling and creativity! A magnificent testament to the awe inspiring beauty of Australia!
@marcb8651
@marcb8651 2 года назад
Great documentary. What an absolutely amazing country we live in. Such a diverse range of landscapes. My appreciation to those who live in the driest parts of Australia and who are always hopeful. Thank you gentlemen and the ABC.
@louisaklimentos7583
@louisaklimentos7583 9 месяцев назад
A most beautiful documentary and May those who lost their lives please RIP🙏😇
@garyferguson1250
@garyferguson1250 2 года назад
Brilliant!!. I am 68 and seen it fill 4 times, in my lifetime.
@barryfrench2534
@barryfrench2534 2 года назад
Betting it will be five before the end of this year :-)
@luminair11
@luminair11 2 года назад
Wow!
@xr6lad
@xr6lad 2 года назад
@@barryfrench2534 yet here in Victoria we have had barely any rain in the last few months. Never forget just because it is overly wet in one place doesn’t mean it’s everywhere. Takes a lot to flood the desert.
@TWOCOWS1
@TWOCOWS1 2 года назад
So sorry for them. They are doing such a wonderfully educational, well-documented and encompassing work here. RIP, all of them
@lcthen1525
@lcthen1525 2 года назад
Amazing documentary and shows what Australia is and has. Salute to the 3 great men. Rest In Peace but spirits remain.
@australianbiotopes4563
@australianbiotopes4563 2 года назад
It's a beautiful basin ever changing, I never get sick of it, great filming thanks for sharing 🙂
@susanharris5926
@susanharris5926 2 года назад
Remarkable camera work and commentary. A wonderful look at the story of the Lake and the channel systems. Had me glued to the screen from the first few seconds. Such a shame tragedy struck these three guys. What other thoroughly educational and stunning documentaries might they have made.
@kimsherlock8969
@kimsherlock8969 2 года назад
So real, Rare. And wonderous. Bless the contributions of wonderful individuals 🙏 We can see this beauty.
@billoxiiboy
@billoxiiboy 2 года назад
As Australians, we live upon a land with a heart beat as long as time itself; ancient rhythms of ebb and flow having already shaped the ground beneath the feet of its first visitors some sixty millennia ago. Lake Eyre is Australia's steadfastly salted heart, returning heroically as a dwindled witness to the demise of the once magnificent Eromanga sea. With each return it measures one more hurrah to an epoch that flourished so very long ago. The three men that gifted us their lives and insightful awareness to this precious land of ours, are voices poignantly lost. However, they will never be forgotten. They are forever part of a story that continues to resonate through time. For this we must never forget an Australian Legacy that is also the ABC.
@HGCUPCAKES
@HGCUPCAKES 5 месяцев назад
Word salad.
@CatherineScarborough
@CatherineScarborough Год назад
Spectacular! Thank you for this exquisite documentary. ♥️🇦🇺🕊️
@patemblen3644
@patemblen3644 9 месяцев назад
So wonderful, thanks ABC. The chopper guys left a great legacy. Thank you.
@louisaklimentos7583
@louisaklimentos7583 Год назад
So amazing !RIP to those who died while filming Lake Eyre
@jstone247
@jstone247 2 года назад
I remember watching this piece, when it first aired. I was saddened when the filming team crashed and died sometime later. R.I.P. This is A.B.C. at its best.
@michaelp761
@michaelp761 Год назад
I love your abc documentaries….the land of wonder, the land down under !
@seanconnery1277
@seanconnery1277 2 года назад
17.4.2022.Very good and best.
@dadt8009
@dadt8009 2 года назад
A beautiful film, a beautiful place.
@Killereggman
@Killereggman Год назад
Don Rolands swimming in the 4 months of water..... The contrast between huge floods, or nothing. This is Australia
@rngalston
@rngalston 2 года назад
Now I feel I've been "down under" a bit! Loved it.
@giterdunpete
@giterdunpete Год назад
I am hopeful that those three rest easy trusting that this documentary would make it to air. Each a leader in their field. A fantastic unique and professional expose^.
@mickgatz214
@mickgatz214 2 года назад
I remember Lake Eyre very much back in the 70s'......
@xr6lad
@xr6lad 2 года назад
As you would. Been around for a long time - and it’s still at the same location.
@maggievawser2575
@maggievawser2575 2 года назад
Absolutely beautiful loved it
@dannygayler3164
@dannygayler3164 2 года назад
R I P Paul ,John , and Gary , Sadly missed but never forgotten !
@longrider42
@longrider42 Год назад
For those who do not do metric. Dude got up to a tad over 402 mph. As to the three who died, may they rest in peace in a green and good place.
@ChrisHeck-cy4zo
@ChrisHeck-cy4zo 4 месяца назад
Forget money, WATER makes the world go round. Fantastic footage!
@pillakartinya1747
@pillakartinya1747 2 года назад
This place has two Skeletons Elder Man And a Young Child They are imprinted into the Lands story Every time one try’s to remove them this lake Rains xoxo how beautiful it that We r incorporated into the land xox once again Mothers children
@alexandervanwyk7669
@alexandervanwyk7669 2 года назад
Thanks for a fascinating documentary.
@rotax636nut5
@rotax636nut5 Год назад
The power of nature is beyond imagination, how do fish eggs lay in hot dry salty mud for decades then hatch into fish within days of the rain returning, and how do all the water birds know the rain has come from thousands of miles away, you couldn't make this stuff up, just incredible!
@graemewindley1614
@graemewindley1614 9 месяцев назад
Yo ,people if you can, go there,smell it feel the sun and breeze, hear the sounds, unbelievable.
@stefanhernold345
@stefanhernold345 3 месяца назад
I wonder if there ever was a wet season so rainy all across the whole of Australia as to even allow a couple of salties from the north end to make it down to Lake Eyre. 😲
@AntonellaSpain
@AntonellaSpain 2 года назад
Paul Lockerye.
@beverlydowner-marcelle2258
@beverlydowner-marcelle2258 2 года назад
Wonderful work indeed!
@HendrikDaStar
@HendrikDaStar 2 года назад
Beautiful area and docu!
@Mossyz.
@Mossyz. 2 года назад
Thanks for this....Very interesting .
@mariq9918
@mariq9918 Год назад
What an amazing place. The narrative, now 2022, seems constricted. Imagine what the narrative by the People on Country, would be
@maggievawser2575
@maggievawser2575 2 года назад
Great documentary
@georgehare2915
@georgehare2915 Год назад
reminds me of litchfeild and kakadu near DARWIN wonderfull district for tourists
@christinefarrall9391
@christinefarrall9391 2 года назад
Love This.
@andrewhorsburgh2549
@andrewhorsburgh2549 2 года назад
I was really enjoying it but at times the background music put me right off. In the end the music won.
@deong6289
@deong6289 2 года назад
Would have been nice to have included the amazing Lake Eyre Dragon.
@pipfox7834
@pipfox7834 2 года назад
yes, it was a bit light on things other than birds! so much going on there ecologically, i reckon we could skip the Birdsville Races and show more of that in these docos. Otherwise, quite well produced. and enjoyable.
@stuartkcalvin
@stuartkcalvin 2 года назад
Great piece. The ABC then, is nothing like the ABC now.
@danielvonbose557
@danielvonbose557 Год назад
This is like the Nile in reverse. The delta is in the middle of a desert.
@carolinebarnes6832
@carolinebarnes6832 2 года назад
So sad that they were killed.
@davechristian7543
@davechristian7543 2 года назад
Would rather forests any-day my-friend. #Peace.
@luminair11
@luminair11 2 года назад
Of course and so would most of us, but that shouldn't detract from the stunning filming, landscape and wonder of nature this filming explores in the vastness of the Australian desert.
@badenpobjoy8274
@badenpobjoy8274 2 года назад
VERY GOOD documentary...
@cjeremie
@cjeremie Год назад
ABC could do a re-visit. A notable difference between then and now is actually the huge lack of birdlife.
@tonyclack5901
@tonyclack5901 2 года назад
Why are English champions always refered to as british but scottish and welsh people/pioneers are exactly that.
@pipfox7834
@pipfox7834 2 года назад
perhaps because there is a more distinctive and well recognised ancien culture associated with Wales and Scotland, no disrespect to the Poms (my dad was from Yorkshire)
@pipfox7834
@pipfox7834 2 года назад
ancient
@DavoidJohnson
@DavoidJohnson 2 года назад
The UK is in a confused mess at the moment. Officially it's a union of countries but England acts like the overlord, ignoring the needs and preferences of the others. Hence another independence referendum next year for Scotland.
@mikemarley2389
@mikemarley2389 Год назад
Let us hope it does not get misused like our Salton Sea in California ,USA.Have those "Painted Hills"been prospected for the shiny metal?
@davidwilkie9551
@davidwilkie9551 2 года назад
Australia
@glendabull2118
@glendabull2118 2 года назад
♥️♥️
@timlewis5096
@timlewis5096 2 года назад
enjoyable video, pity the music made it unwatchable
@georgehare2915
@georgehare2915 Год назад
flash floods are scary. one time your on sand next thing you know ? water up to your knees real fast
@jennifermcdonald5432
@jennifermcdonald5432 2 года назад
I bet there would be a LOT of fossils under that salt. Not that I’m suggesting anyone dig up or destroy Lake Eyre. Just been binge watching dinosaurs vids, can you tell?
@lolguy-x9n
@lolguy-x9n Год назад
They should make use of these floods.
@stevebutrimas9972
@stevebutrimas9972 2 года назад
Where is the map
@brianvittachi6869
@brianvittachi6869 2 года назад
If an inland lake is fresh water why are there salt deposits?
@gjwjaf
@gjwjaf 2 года назад
The water does start off as fresh water. When it enters the Lake Eyre Basin it gradually becomes more saline. The basin was a shallow inland sea millions of years ago hence the accumulation of salt due to evaporation process over a very long time. Australia is an ancient geological landscape in full view. Totally unique and wonderful to observe.
@kelisurfs247
@kelisurfs247 2 года назад
The soil has salt and minerals in it naturally. The water dissolves it and salt becomes part of the water, the water evaporates and the clouds form, the rain cycle starts again. As the water evaporates it leaves the salt and some of the minerals behind causing the water to become salty, that's the natural cycle of rain in a nutshell. if you want to know more I suggest you look up a RU-vid video on the subject.
@pipfox7834
@pipfox7834 2 года назад
@Brian Vittachi archeology shows evidence of an inland sea at one time in antiquity. Salt tends to stay put once its deposited in large amounts.
@xr6lad
@xr6lad 2 года назад
The land has salt. Do some research. Even in places like Victoria the ground water and soil contains trace amounts of salt. If the land dehydrates they concentrate. Plus many of these places once lay under ancient oceans.
@danielvonbose557
@danielvonbose557 Год назад
There are playa lakes in Nevada that do the same, even similar somewhat to Great Salt Lake.
@lomasck
@lomasck 2 года назад
Cattle distroy this once perfect land.Humans have a lot to answer for.
@bigears4014
@bigears4014 2 года назад
If you farm out there your nuts
@pipfox7834
@pipfox7834 2 года назад
@Big Ears not farming, grazing. There is a difference.
@rotax636nut5
@rotax636nut5 Год назад
Thank goodness for a bit of climate change if that was what brought the prayed for water..
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