Australia Documentary 4K | The Blue Mountains | Nature and landscapes | Hidden Wonders

I arrived in Sydney June 1970 age 17 and soon had friends who moved into this area and visited on my motorcycle. I have fond memories of visiting them/their property, but having watched this 50 years later, I am stumped at how much I missed. So, so good.

I'm proud to be Australian and live in this Island home

To protect and to preserve , humans are not good at that !!!!

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Hi i think aboriginal people were like the holy grail so to say and there i think we might bf extinct

Such a good doco quality was professional

Mmm I've been to The Blue Mountains it's breath taking and I've got the coin to prove it and I will go again Mmm 😊

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Sadly it will loose UNESCO world heritage status once the new airport opens
WELL DONE STATE AND FEDERAL GOVERNMENTS

I just love you!! Classic music is life! I can work better, think better, and be grateful for life

Thank you so much for this wonderful ❤

Such awesome, stunning and breathtaking vistas! I hope it will be protected for many future generations. Many thanks for this excellent documentary 👍

It’s magnificent. Thank you for the beautiful documentary

An unbelievable place. We live in EU but have a place here.

Absolutely stunning! Great work, thank you! But aren’t there any koalas in the gum forest there? Would the Blue Mountains be a refuge for this endangered species?

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Excellent documentary, superb narration. Thank you

Omg what an absolutely spectacular docu/ film. . Thanks . I love the Blueys , you have captured it beautifully . I will continue to do my bit to respect and protect what I can of it . 🦘🇦🇺

Omg what an absolutely spectacular docu/ film. . Thanks . I love the Blueys , you have captured it beautifully . I will continue to do my bit to respect and protect what I can of it . 🦘🇦🇺 Hike / walk parts of regularly and try to raise eco awareness . Subscribed : thanks again

Magnificent documentary. Presentation & photography superb. Thank you.

Loved growing up in the mountains.Lots of mountainbiking, plenty of canyoning. Camping out in the canyon country and on the massive cliff heads its a fantastic wilderness region....

I remember when they found the Wollemi Pine

Flying over the Blue Gum Forest sounds like an incredible experience! I can only imagine the breathtaking views from above. This documentary is sure to inspire many adventures! 🎈🌳

Beautiful vidios

Your channel is a beacon of positivity in a chaotic world. Keep shining!

We had the great pleasure of visiting the Blue Mountains back in 2018. A fabulous place and a wonderful country. Oh to be 50 years younger.......🇬🇧

Thank you very much, beautiful!

Could you turn down the music when the birds are singing please. It’s not very good music actually and the sounds are Mother Nature would be so much more pleasant and appropriate

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A remarkably outstanding nature video documentation that we are all should respect. Amazing work ! Love this. Thanks for sharing.

Wonders of Nature!

One major difference between the mountains and forests of Australia and those in Europe and America is that in Australian forests and mountains, you can't go anywhere except on designated paths, because there are poisonous snakes and spiders everywhere. 99% of these forests in the footage are impassable and dangerous....

You're a true leader in your field. Keep up the fantastic work!

Amazing doco...there's great love and care in this video.

Awesome landscape, awesome presented

Oh my heart! What a gorgeous documentary! Thank you sooo much for bringing this to us.

Stunning..magnificent animals.

BEST documentary which I have ever seen !!!! 🎉

Every time i travel to Aussie, i live at the Falcon Bridge.....just a few K's from the Blue Mountain and we always visit the 3 sisters....Loving this documentary

I lived up there for 12 years....still trying to return.....

Has any1 here slept in these mountains ? If you did, did you sleep faster ? These mountains' air has very high oxygen content, gave me much more mental energy. I suspect I don't even need to sleep, if air oxygen is so dense.

I LOVED every second of this. Learning things I never knew about what’s in my own backyard. How beautiful and unique our animals and landscapes truly are. Thank you, my friend. You have opened a whole new world of exploring for me.

Love Pangolins..

Its an amazing place

There is a bigger Wilderness in Australia, it’s called, “The Pilliga Scrub,” and the government of Australia has allowed Santos to mine Gas??

I live in Vermont (northeast U.S.). I remember when I was in the 4th grade (1969) and we got to a chapter about Australia in our geography lessons. I'd already developed a fascination/obsession with the country since being given a book about Aussie wildlife when I was in the 3rd grade. At the beginning of the chapter was a photograph of the Three Sisters in the Blue Mountains. I thought it was so amazingly beautiful and ever-after wanted to get there someday. I finally got to Australia way back in 1989 and managed to spend three days of my trip in the Blue Mountains and Wollemi National Park. It was a dream come true. Three years later I went Down Under again and spent most of the trip in the N.T. as well as a week in S.A.--including Kangaroo Island. As for this documentary, it's fantastic. I truly appreciate the pacing and the calm narration that allows the viewer to be absorbed into the scenery and NOT distracted by gimmicky editing, crappy music and special effects that are all too common these days.

Drones have hugely improved nature documentaries.

Wonders of Nature. Absolutely beautiful ❤

As a local achoo student here I have to do a bush walk everyday to school, I’ve never liked it because of the hills, remote paths and spiders, but watching this made me appreciate it and take my head phones off for the week of walking.

Hey Phil, admire you for putting so much time and effort into your movies, Respect.