Tasmania 2024 / Pt 6 - Nelson Falls, one of the best so far. We take another train ride. 

Thank you Mick and Sally for another interesting video. Such a beautiful place even Queenstown has improved over the last 45 years since we were there! Pine trees growing……amazing….keep up the good work regards from Norm and Jenny 😀🇦🇺🌲💦

I can't believe how great this video was thank you

Another amazing video, thank you, Mick and Sally. Safe travels

Beautiful place to visit, thanks so much for sharing. Nelson falls is amazing.

Mick you and Sally put up brilliant videos.

👍..... Done it again mate with vivid memories of my youth firing steam locos. Wow, Queenstown sure looking sweet, but were brave blokes plating footy on gravel...Hope to get myself sorted and back out and tread amongst your footsteps. Always a pleasure viewing and listening to your commentory.. Cheers Mick & Sally...👍 HAPPY EASTER

Hi, thank you for sharing your travels around Australia to places that we will never get to see .

Your videos are wonderful and relaxing, and the narration is superb, I also liked the change in the music in this one, specifically the piano. I'm a yank living in Missouri, always wanted to visit Australia and New Zealand, but too old and infirm to do it now. You take me there through these videos, thanks so much !!!

Tasmania is amazing. I've been there a few times. Thank you for showing us around Mick & Sally 🙌

Great episode again guys, very much enjoying your tour of the Apple isl.😊

yet another delightful walk down memory lane. Both times we have been there it has had more rain but it sure is dry when some of those falls are not playing well. Our fav was .Nelson Falls too. The birdlife was also great. On our walk out to the horseshoe falls it was pouring down lol this time last year. Those mountains are bare due to the smelting practices rather than all mining. Your right about Queenstown, very under rated.

Between your interesting vlogs/Facebook and instagram (daughter) we are enjoying our trip down memory lane❤💙. We visited Queenstown on a Sunday - it was asleep!! Port Arthur was special and we missed the turn off to Dunalley!! Have a restful rest of Easter- safe travelling thanks Jan & Kam ( still in Q - daughter had a fall- mum to the rescue😊)

Beautiful spot around Derwent Bridge some stunning lakes. Hope you enjoyed the steep drive ripper isn't it. We loved Queenstown not sure why any negatives.Safe travels.

Thanks Mick - thoroughly enjoying your Tassie trip. I visited Queenstown in 2003 & the landscape was barren due to mining. I can see some regeneration happening. Cheers

Thank you Mick for sharing your Videos, can you please share what type chairs and quantity types you travel with, also the types of cooking equipment, ie bbq fire pit etc.

G'day Mick & Sally.🐰

We thought Queenstown was a beautiful town too. Like you I prefer to make my own opinions of a place… I don’t rely on reviews. We stayed at Brady’s Lake on the slalom river side.

Bonsoir Mick & Sally, Tous mes remerciements pour cette nouvelle visite des plus intéressantes. Si j'ai bien compris, tu ne peux pas utiliser ton drone "librement", c'est ça? A bientôt pour la suite de vos aventures, malgré quelques épisodes manqués dernièrement. Salutations de France, JPhB.

Sadly your lap of Tassie must be drawing to a close? Or have you decided to extend? Safe travels - thank you for taking us with you Jan ( still in Q - home in May)

Thank you for another enjoyable walk down memory lane. Queenstown, was very dry but having said that, it is a lot greener than it was in 2010 with the pines growing on the hillside. When I saw it in the November of 2010 it was raining so I could see the horseshoe falls from the main road & the driver told us to look. but the mountain side was like being on the moon with nothing growing but the odd little green shrub here & there. We came from Hobart so going down that mountain into Queenstown on a wet day was very scary!! I was on the passenger side!! We had lunch at the Derwent Hotel & it was yummy & plentiful!! Then we went & saw the carving, so I am wondering now how far he is with it 14 years later! I bought a stack of postcards to put in my album. So maybe I should try & contact them & see if they have postcards that are more recent to buy!! It was spectacular. My dad didn't go inside because it was an extra fee but he missed a real treat, silly man as it wasn't that much dearer for him as a pensioner!! It was after that stop that we passed the stone monument that signaled that we were in the centre of Tasmania & I got out of the bus to take photos of it. So it was 150 km from there to the coast in a circle. I also enjoyed the walk to the falls, there was one other place on a river closer to Hobart where I thought it was fabulous, near the walk over the top of the trees which you may do in a future trip. I would get my albums out but my eyes are not good at the moment & I am waiting for my eye appointment Thursday week to see what the extent of my problems are. Once fixed, no doubt I will get my albums out & watch your videos over again as I can never get enough of the beauty of that State. We don't have mountains like that in NSW to enjoy or the wildlife!! See you next Friday!

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What video editing software do you use Mick

Music detracts from your good vids.