Why this kind of videos has so few likes? I think this is gold hidden in RU-vid and should be admired and rewarded as it deserves. I'm from Mexico and I'm fascinated with the beauty of Australia. Congratulations for the work done in this video. Keep it up!
I've lived most of my life in Adelaide South Australia and I stumbled across this video whilst planing a 4wd and camping trip to the Flinders and I must say I love how well you have shown just how beautiful SA is and how much it has to offer! Now please shhhh and keep it a secret!
Love it will be taking a wee holiday there with the help of God. It looks lovely the people the market's. The life of the place .looking to find a nice place to retire .great video.❤ ❤❤
You missed so much in this video. Almost nothing in the south of the State. But please keep SA a secret. We don't want to lose what we have here. Paradise on earth.
Looks like all seasons in one place (Without winter) fill this space! Fantastic miracles are free! With any colour any tree In South Australia can be seen: Red, yellow, orange, blue and green Would be enjoyed by human eyes! This is the very paradise! We only envy locals here: But our feelings are sincere: This beauty can be found nowhere! We only dream of getting there For feeling heaven here on Earth! This land will give us lots of mirth! The fairy tale near Adelaide, These colours which will never fade Are coming from Australia's heart! They fill in us an empty part With new emotions none of us Had ever felt so deeply. Thus, These colourful fantastic hills Near Adelaide make feel us chills Produced by this unreal view! I'm sure new miracles are due To have us all astonished once So, let's not lose this only chance!
Living 60 years in South Oz & it's a great underrated part of the world...I would encourage all people to consider a visit here if they are planning a trip down under! Our wildlife, food & wine are beyond amazing.
A lot of people may not even realise how beautiful South Australia actually is until they go there. I was down there on holiday almost four years ago and it was much nicer than what I expected it to be. We were driving up Mount Lofty on the Princes Highway and I think about the first 10 minutes of the highway was just typical Australian bushland with eucalypts and several huge man-made cliffs. Then, as soon as we got to the end of the last man-made cliff, which is just where the Crafers exit is, the scenery changed dramatically; it was as if we drove into a completely different part of the world altogether. Just after we passed that exit I saw this plantation of huge green pine trees straight ahead of us. The sun was shining down of them and I remember thinking to myself that this would have to be one of a few examples of some of the most beautiful scenery I had ever seen in my life. I have been to other places though, such as Japan, and thought the scenery was absolutely breathtaking.
Very true. Often SA gets overshadowed by NSW and Queensland because of its bigger population e.g. Hunter Valley Wine and what seems a more interesting abundance of nature e.g. Blue Mountains or Daintree Rainforest etc. But SA is beautiful and unique in its own way.
Still worth watching in 2022. I have lived in Adelaide for nearly 70 years.There is nowhere else that I would rather live. It feels strange to see no body including tourists wearing masks, before the COVID pandemic began in early 2020.
Best place to live. I've lived in Melbourne, Sydney, Queensland and Western Australia. But Sth Australia is the best. Port Lincoln is gorgeous plus it's the best place to shark cage diving on the ocean floor...
great place to bring up kids, most of us had backyards with fruit trees (no need to buy from the shops!). In the seventies our ordinary back yard had beautiful apricot and peach trees, plus orange and mandarine trees. A mature fig tree was also there, but when i was a teenager only the new Australians appreciated figs! how i wish i had a place with those trees now....Living in a flat is a different thing completely.
It's a shame that this didn't include the River Murray regions and the South East limestone coasts, caves and the beautiful volcanic blue lake in Mount Gambier.
Beautiful country! Ahhhh... Im pretty sure Australua IS a continent... which would a long way to explaining why it is the size of a continent. Just saying.
If you want to see lots of kangaroos, South Australia is a great destination. Just be forewarned, they aren't automobile-savvy. Brilliant place in any case.
We Australians, live in sub tropical to temperate paradise mostly all year round that is size of America, whats not to love, is moderate to warm from late August unto early April, 8 month of good weather normally.. & we are surround by beach & parks,. never let "real life" pass you by.. :) Hey you 'tap' 'tap' yeah i'm talking to you, step away from PC & keyboard, & go do something Fun an Exciting have a good day..
While this was good and only so much you can di in a half hour, but what about the murray river, a big part of our wonderful state, and the region called the riverlands that line this mighty river, this was an oversight and the only blemish on an otherwise great show, this is just my opinion however
Last Friday around 1615, on the Mt Barker to Adelaide section of freeway, two enormous gum trees fell across the freeway. I was travelling in the other direction and witnessed the aftermath at 1630. There's not been a word of that on main stream media in South Australia. I'm hoping it's not because it was the first afternoon of school holidays and considered bad for tourism? Potentially horrific outcome. I'm concerned for the 50 odd vehicles crammed up against those trees. Ambos were on their way as I neared Barker. Be hard for them to get through from that end however. I smell a rat with the lack of coverage. There was nothing on any traffic sites.
@Zip Zenac mental asylum.... That's a totally rational thing to think about somebody who disagrees with you on something that's not at all conclusive scientifically. I dunno, maybe the problem doesn't lie with dumbfuck creationists?
Good stuff. Shame you use miles instead of kilometres. Stupid imperial system. WHY does both the UK and USA insist upon using the imperial system? They are not even the same, US and UK gallon are different.
Australians believe that the Indian Ocean ends and the Southern Ocean begins at Cape Leeuwin, on the south western tip of Western Australia. Schools teach it in Geography and Australia charts it’s maps the same.
South Australia: Because of its small population, SA is a ''closed shop'' A white elephant - stifled by a self-serving and selfish legal fraternity who want to keep it that way. People have jobs here because of who they know or who their parents were. Limited chances for advancement unless your white, preferably English and preferably born here. Some university staff are not ''qualified'' - eg an Associate Professor Psychiatry who doesnt have a medical degree! Whole families have jobs in same university - some in the same department! You can see why (on a world basis) South Australian Universities score poorly. Rule of Law is a joke. With 13 political parties here - NOT ONE has a policy on law and order. The last state/territory in Australia to get an Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) and the only one where the public cant attend! That has now changed except there are no public hearings held! Courts are as ''crooked as a dogs hind leg'' upto and including the Supreme Court and not all Judicial Officers actually have a law degree! You can blame Labor SA for its exploitation of this state and its people for further its own selfish goals You are better off elsewhere
great Docco on SA BUT if you are going to write about anything in Australia ,please be Australian and not American ,,,we do not have Ranches we have huge Stations, cattle Stations and Sheep stations.
@dennis771 the arable, food producing land is mostly a fairly small strip of a few hundred kilometres inland, mostly in the southern and eastern parts of the country. The top half of SA has less than 10 inches of rainfall a year, most of the Centre of Oz is a broad expanse of desert. So in short, we can just about support the population we have right now . In fact, around the time of the Millenium drought several cities including Adelaide, had to instal Desalination plants just to keep coastal residents from running out of drinking and washing water! That was only 12 years ago.
@@pipfox7834 That’s fair. Japan & Indonesia have small amount of food producing land than Australia but 10x the population; do you care to explain that?
Beside the horrible internet; boring life style; bunch of obrigins on the street asking for money; horrible driving road quality; cheap asian boss taking advantage of the workers from the restaurant; low population; all the same for all shopping area; police only hiding behind the concer trying to catch overspeed drive instad of answering 911 call fast; unreasonable traffic light timing; lack of free parking; over heat at summer; raining during winter; over charge for tax on first, second, or third job; wasting tax money on making a bloody over price bronze piguen for tourist during covid time; spending super long period of time(6mth-1yr) on private and public construction with tax payer money on one of the highest hourly rate work in Australia, while in Aisa country can be done in 1-7 days; un-reasonable design for infrastructure; outdated connection, over-priced internet, electricity, water; over ptoective on so call "heritage building" even if it looks worse than a cheaply built Xhore house during the 80s. Emm..... I guess everything is cool for SA
