Join me as I travel around the world one adventure at a time. Currently in the UK, deciding where my life will take me next.
On this channel you will find walking, hiking, kayaking, MT Biking and a little camping.
I film on a Canon XA30, Canon Powershot SX730 and for water sports Gopro Hero4 or Sony Tx20
I have been editing in Final Cut Pro for the past 10yrs.
Feel free to email me on [email protected]
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Love the look of this walk - one that I hope to do in the near future. Thank you for sharing this great video
Not a problem, it’s a wonderful walk and I always see something new. sorry for late response on an Alaskan cruise
Shameful to have these poor donkeys being used as taxis. They go the whole day while out in the sun without water or food. Humans really are the worse species
Came to this vid after reading of 17 y.o Charles Dunn's "leap" in 'Blue Mountains Byways' by Jim Low. The papers of the day described him as getting up after falling 55 metres off the cliff with only a few bruises! And then walking home...they made 'em tough back then 😄
We hope to get there soon with our kayaks . A great little film Chris
great little film Chris you got some really good footage of the wildlife and other images I was up Erskine creek a year ago , wow how its changed .
I had hopes of getting there last winter, but did not make it. It's one of the places where an elderly gentleman such as I (ahem, ahem) can go without putting too much strain on an aging body. Also very safe.
Are you there in the summer to see spectacular lightning storms in Uluru when it is over 95 to over hundred degrees outside and the storms build up in the summer afternoons. The Giles Meteorological Weather had issued flash floods and severe thunderstorm warnings in the Lassiter district and the be careful driving those conditions especially into the Western Australia border from the Northern Territory along the Docker River can flood in raging torrents from the heavy rain fell all at once’s along the dry river bed. Lightning is one of the most powerful forces of nature with exceeds over hundred million volts of electricity and it is very dangerous when lightning strikes especially the trees at the Ayers Rock campground and be safe to watch storms inside the building in Yulara at the Ayers Rock Resort. And also do not go swimming during this inclement weather because water conducts electricity when lightning strikes and the recreational pool closes during this extreme weather conditions of the summer thunderstorms. More people get killed by lightning each year because you need take cautions in outdoor activities when the storm hits and it is a typical desert monsoon in the heart of Australia during the hottest summer months ahead. The monsoonal flow came from northern Australia with the unstable warm air mass from the tropics and it is a typical desert climate to get rainstorms hit Central Australia with warnings of the cloud to ground lightning strikes in the area.
Sad ending to a nice video
Today near Jasper Park Lodge, we saw a grizzly bear with three baby bears, one of the baby bears is black color, the other two are brown. Looks like this grizzly mama bear adopted a little black baby bear. 🤩
What about the crocs?
Do you have more? This is the best camino short movie I have seen on KZread. Thank you 🙏
Thank you. That is so beautiful. I have walked that part 4 times and am so hoping to return soon. ❤️
Absolutely beautiful - I love this video. I’m hoping to do this walk in the not too distant future
Love this video. The first (and only) time that I did this walk was in November 2021 and the walk was absolutely amazing. Hoping to do it again in the not too distant future.
Be fry y beautiful and thank you
I'd just like to know is the trail that goes through the Jamison valley a wide fire-trail or a normal bush trail. As I'm thinking of doing it.
Great footage. Fiddler crabs are so interesting.
Incredible
Great footage, what time of year did you go?
Beginning of August, very cold overnight but days were pleasant
Wonderful song
Awesome Cass observation! Your videos are seriously under viewed! Nice footage!
Thank you, once I finish all my paintings for my upcoming exhibition I’ll get back to creating videos again as I think it’s been about a year and half. Thank you for watching
My sister has booked us in for a week camping at O'Reilly's in a few weeks (Oooh, we are going to freeze), and out of all the videos I've watched to see where we're actually going, this is the one that has me excited for the trip. I love how peaceful this video was. Thanks, mate. And that Regent Bowerbird! I've never ever seen one of those. I'll be keeping my eyes peeled, now!
Excellent I hope you enjoy your stay, the regent bower birds were hard to photograph hopefully you’ll have better luck than I did. Make sure you go to the restaurant to watch the sunset and have something warm to eat. Let me know how you went. All the best Chris
we're back in steam! kzread.info/dash/bejne/fJeguLCLlbfZkqw.html
Excellent hopefully I’ll get down sometime this year to see it, thanks for letting me know
''You don't need an expensive camera, once you learn to see.'' Great line!!! Simplicity and rusticness are often overlooked yet much enjoyed!
Thank you, I really should create some more content I’ve gotten a little sidetracked with all my artworks in the past two years. Once again thank you for watching and commenting
Im fkng dying laughter.. Just got one used.. Found this
Thanks just a bit of fun one day when I saw the bag zipper open and it looked like a mouth
Wonderful scene with the moon in the back. Also reminds me of the cringe every time someone claims the moon is visible at night only. (Talk about concentrating on the finger, heh.)
Prime croc waters. No one kayaks saltwater rivers, even south of Mackay let alone up there. Mind you, down here it's the sand fly's that buggerup your day more than the salties.
What? Where do you think he is? This is a long way south of Mackay.
@@glynisbloomfield yeah. True. Probably a nice place actually.
Great video! Thank you very much!
Thank you, just a bit of fun when visiting friends campground
I live next doors BUT didnt know snorkelling was a thing in the basin, Must try 🤗.
It’s definitely worth a try, while it’s still nice and warm
Great video 👍
Thank you and Thanks for watching
I love how sassy they seem. I imagine them throwing sand in another crab's little building area and they would argue about it, like neighbors arguing about one raking leaves into the other's yard. Lol
You could be right, although the fiddler crabs were the ones fighting and arguing all the time
can just about see my house in the footage
Oh that would have been fun to spot, unfortunately don’t have the kayaks anymore sold them 2yrs ago. Thanks for watching though
Great images of the adventure and the wildlife! Very enjoyable to watch.
Thanks I can’t believe that ones almost 10yrs old now. Thanks for watching
I’m a widow Male. Not looking for any kind of … meeting a woman type deal. Jus5 never been on a train. Before my wife passed away Nov 30, 2020, she said we need to do a train ride. Well, I guess we waited too long. Is there… a way. A widow can enjoy this? It seems to be set up mainly for couples. On another note, I am profoundly deaf since birth. I wear two of the best hearing aids available, but heavily rely on facial expressions, hearing voices and lip reading. After she passed, I retired. Is this trip something that would be in my favour?! Thank you for your time.
Maybe see if you can talk a friend in to going with you. I went with my sister it’s nice to be able to share your experience with some one. It was more about the scenery but they did have a magazine on board with all the highlights so you can read about it if you have trouble reading.
Hi Chris. I wonder why you rarely mention the specification/settings of the camera behind your footage. That is in fact what creates many subscribers.
That was filmed on my point and click canon camera once you start filming you have little control over the settings. It’s more to do with subject and movement of the camera. I don’t create tutorials I just film my adventures
Do you recall if there’s phone reception at the lookout
I would say so, your only a few kms from civilisation
Great video. Dunn’s Leap was named after my grandfather Charles. I took a walk there is 2008 with my mum on the 100 yr anniversary 😁😁
What time of year did you film this?
1st of June 2014. Cold going over the pyrenees but nice and warm for the rest of the Camino once out of the mountains
@@ChrisOsborneAdventures First off Thank You for the rapid response. This seems to look as though most people are on a hike Not a pilgrimage. Has that mostly been lost? Camino Francesco is the historic boarder line of the Muslim and Christian held Spain. Which would have prompted religious pilgrimage. Although the Cruz de Ferro seems to be point of significance. Along I'm sure the Cathedrals along the way. Your thoughts?
@@63bplumb well the first day is definitely a hike over the Pyrenees as it 27km up hill 95% of the way. The rest of the Camino is more relaxed and it definitely takes time to transition from international flights and city’s to get in the swing of things and slow down. I have completed the full Camino on my own in 2018 with my dads ashes. Not been religious it was never going to be a true pilgrimage for me it was more spiritual journey transitioning from work life to early retirement. It is what you make it and the people you meet make it all the better, it’s there for everyone to enjoy no mater what their beliefs that’s what makes it special. It’s definitely one of the best things I’ve done in my life and would highly recommend it.
@@ChrisOsborneAdventures Thank you again for your timely response and insight.
Terrific video mate, what app do you use to navigate
Old school 1:2500 topographic paper Map to navigate. I use mapmyfitness to track my walks and save to google maps. Thanks for the compliment
@@ChrisOsborneAdventures Thank you I tried it out yesterday, did wonders, I'm really looking for to using it on my next walk,
@@dory_m78 excellent I have all my maps in google earth now. It’s good to view them all in one place
@@ChrisOsborneAdventures usually when I go bushwalking I don't have internet.(rather I download off-line map from Google maps before) Do you only use goggle earth whilst having coverage?
@@dory_m78 sorry I wasn’t very clear. I usually take paper maps with me for reference as most tracks in the Blue Mountains are well marked. I recorded my hikes with map my fitness while hiking on my phone. Once back home I then export from map my fitness as kmz then view them all in google earth. It’s good to see hundreds of my walks all in one place.
Keep inspiring.
Goal for 2022.
Good luck with your goals and thanks for watching
Hi mate like to go off track do you. Have you seen any yowies up there I'm preparing a trip up there to see any evidence of the Yowie.😛
Funny you should say that, about another 1km further up on the bend I found another track not on my maps. I followed this for about a km and came across a patch of flattened grass and got such a bad feeling that I turned around and jogged back to my car. This also happened in another section of Glenbrook National Park Park twice before. The only park I have been spooked in out of all my years of hiking. Good luck
Great location, close to the beach or to Bundaberg.
Great video!!! :)
Thank you!! nice to up date mums BnB video with all the renovations they have had done in the past year.
This is where our family holiday is this year so I was googling Filey videos. And what what do I find a fellow Osborne(spelt right too) has done one. Great vid!
Thanks for watching, fellow Osborne if you keep googling you may even find my art website as this is how I spend more of my time nowadays painting rather than videos. Enjoy your stay in Filey and hopefully Scarborough too
Where did you put your kayak in here old mate?
Wurumbul Road picnic area in the Royal National Park
Amazing !
Definitely a beautiful place, hopefully one day I’ll get back to hiking in Canada. Thanks for watching
What a pleasant video. Thank you for that...you come from a lovely place!
Thank you for watching, I’m not sure when I will be able to visit again but have some nice videos to watch