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Australia
Australia awakes interest in all of us, so far, so mysterious,
so big and so varied ... It looks like a place where the world
ends and that almost belongs to another.
A good starting place is Sydney, the oldest city in the country
with an incredible and very beautiful bay. The Opera House, the
Harbour Daring or its seventy beaches enrich it.
Melbourne is also a wonderful city with a rich social, cultural
and sports life. On the other hand Canberra that is the capital
of the country. It is located between Sydney and Melbourne and
it was named capital precisely to end the rivalry between the
two cities. It is also a very interesting city.
Huge natural areas are the great claim of Australia. The Great
Barrier Reef, the largest living organism on the planet, has a
wealth and huge dimensions that dive there becomes a vital and
unforgettable experience. Next to it there is the Daintree Forest,
both declared World Heritage.
Kakadu National Park has a lot of rivers, waterfalls and freshwater
pools. Jim Jim Falls and Twin Falls are the most popular, but
not unique.
In the center of the country, there is one of the great icons
of Australia: Ayers Rock. It is a curious mountain of kindly forms
and reddish colors that rises unexpectedly in the middle of a
very extensive plain.
Although there are other interesting places in Australia, we
want to highlight the island of Tasmania, a place to discover
with good food and fine wines, abundant virgin nature and great
beaches.
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I already have a few days in this land and I will devote to a tourist. To start with a little beach. Bondi beach, near Sydney and very popular with surfers. There are areas and somewhat dangerous sharks are not rare to see, but take the opportunity to swim a little and enjoy the Pacific Ocean. Let's Go!
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It's been over two months and Ruben has filmed everything that was proposed and then some. You could say that everything went as planned. The two weeks that remain devoted to the rest, going out with friends you have made and enjoy a well deserved vacation.
The second season of Let's Go is baking Trip Troupe and we are keen to see it.
Congratulations for your trip and see you in Barcelona!See you soon, Ruben!
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The weeks go by and the film goes as planned. There are now hundreds of hours of footage to extract accumulated after a few cuts worthwhile, to do so a number of quality of Ruben.
He is now back in Sydney and has taken a break for breath, relax a little and start preparing the following films.
We sent these pictures of an Australian restaurant, where he is enjoying a delicious pizza crocodile.
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Text taken from Wikipedia > Ball Pyramid Ball's Pyramid is an erosional remnant of a shield volcano and caldera that formed about 7 million years ago. Ball's Pyramid is 20 kilometres (12 mi) southeast of Lord Howe Island in the Pacific Ocean. It is 562 metres (1,844 ft) high, while measuring only 1,100 metres (3,600 ft) in length and 300 metres (980 ft) across, making it the tallest volcanic stack in the world.[1] Ball's Pyramid is part of the Lord Howe Island Marine Park. Ball's Pyramid has a few satellite islets. Observatory Rock and Wheatsheaf Islet lie about 800 metres (2,600 ft) west-northwest and west-southwest respectively, of the western extremity of Ball's Pyramid. Southeast Rock is a pinnacle located about 3.5 kilometres (2.2 mi) southeast of Ball's Pyramid. Like Lord Howe Island and the Lord Howe seamount chain, Ball's Pyramid is based on the Lord Howe Rise, part of the submerged continent of Zealandia. Do not miss the video below.It's great! And of course leaves the pyramid.
Ocean passage - January 2012. Lord Howe island to Ballina via Ball's Pyramid.
Highlights from a voyage 4-6 January 2012.
Light winds but good cheer.
Balls pyramid is a dramatic 562m high sea-stack that juts out of the Tasman sea. it is 23 km SE of Lord Howe island which is its... |
| www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZQuel2dCOGM
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Legend has it that three Aboriginal women Katoomba tribe fell for three tribesmen Nepea. The girls' father did not approve of this relationship and when the three men went to order them they refused this marriage, which caused a war. To protect the lives of the sisters of the tribe witch turned them into stone, but unfortunately he was killed in battle. Being the only one who could liberate you were turned into stone for all eternity.
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Ruben has left New Zealand and returned to Australia, where he still has much to visit and shoot. Upon arrival has been put to work and visited the Blue Mountains, 50 km from Sydney.
This is a natural place that has many attractions. It has deep gorges and craggy peaks, caves with Aboriginal paintings, called Three Sisters peaks, gigantic staircase, the Zig Zag steam train, plunging gorges, waterfalls ...
It also has two very tourist, called Scenic Skyway cable car, with glass floor, and the Scenic Railway, a funicular overwhelming.
The video you have chosen is precisely these two picturesque transportation.
Katoomba NSW Scenic Railway - Skyway The steepest railway line in the world
Take a ride down the the valley in the scenisender, then walk the boardwalk before taking the steepest railway in the world the Scenic Railway to the Skyway above. Katoomba Scenic World - Blue Mountai... |
| www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmYOerjj1YM
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In the Recherche Archipelago, Western Australia, is one of the spectacular natural wonders: Lake lagor Hillier or pink, as it is popularly known.
The lake is barely separated from the ocean by a narrow area covered by white sand dunes and is responsible for the removal of water from the lake and the ocean. A British navigator discovered the lake in 1802. The reason why the color pink lake has not yet known precisely, despite subsequent investigations. The dominant theory is a nutrient concentrations, bacteria and algae.
It is the only lake in the world pink. There is another in Senegal, although the environment that is not as idyllic as this and the reasons for their peculiar coloration are different.
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The Sydney Opera House was opened on October 20, 1973, and over time has become a symbol not only of the city but across Australia.
The House of the Sydney Opera House is an expressionist building a radically innovative design, consisting of a series of large prefabricated shells, each taken from the same hemisphere, which form the roof of the structure.
And lately it has become fashionable to a new technology, using famous buildings to make a video on their facades. In the case of the Sydney Opera House, the result is spectacular.
URBANSCREEN Light Sydney Opera House
Watch as multi-award winning German design collective URBANSCREEN transform Sydney Opera House with their Lighting of the Sails.
Vivid LIVE at Sydney Opera House is a 10-day celebration of ambitious p... |
| www.youtube.com/watch?v=o5ZvCv7yUKk
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La ópera de Sidney la conozco desde hace mucho tiempo, es junto al boomerang, los canguros, los aborígenes, lla piedra esa enorme de color que sale en medio de un desierto Mel Gibson y Nicole Kidman lo que me evoca Australia. A mi siempre me ha parecido el salto de una ballena a cámara lenta
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After this week of intensive filming and travel nearly a thousand miles to film koalas hospital, finally I took a weekend off. I have met many people and I can say that Australians are very friendly, they live in a blessed land and it shows in his character. They are intrepid, warm, happy and vigorous. So I went out to dinner with my new friends and took me to a site that is trendy in Sydney, Surry Hills, near Central Station. Y. ..OH, SURPRISE!A Spanish tapas bar! The joke was obvious but I recognize that we ate very well, among these new friends who are helping me a lot. From here I send you a hug. Local data. THE CARRINGTON Where: 538 Bourke Street, Surry Hills 2010 Phone: 02 9360 4717 Website: http://the-carrington.com.au
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Australia has sea, long sandy beaches and golden white, wind... with these ingredients is not surprising that Australia is a good destination for kitesurfing.
And Red Bull, who has an eye for spectacular events, this video presents the 2012 edition of the Red Bull Lighthouse to Leighton, where 110 kitesurfers made a race of 19 km in the Indian Ocean in the biggest event of kitesurfing in Australia.
Australia's Longest Kitesurfing Race - Red Bull Lighthouse to Leighton 2012
Event highlights from Australia's longest kite surfing race - Red Bull Lighthouse to Leighton - with 110 kitesurfers speeding across the Indian Ocean from Rottnest Island to Leighton Beach, North Frem... |
| www.youtube.com/watch?v=iC3QYPURfVY
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The unmistakable nostalgic sound of whistle of a steam locomotive can still be heard in the distance walking along the main streets of Castlemaine or Maldon. The old line opened in 1884 during the gold rush never had a splendid time as it does in other old lines retrieved. Just got to have a maximum of four trips per day and after the Second World War and was used only for freight. The line was officially closed in 1976 and that it took only one month to pass from civil society created the Castlemaine and Maldon Railway Preservation Society, ready to retrieve the line as a tourist train. Currently, the Victoria Goldfields Raillway has the magic of the steam era still alive in the center of the state of Victoria. The strength of the experience lies in its authenticity. In addition to regular travel steam trains have been introduced other activities. You can even get to drive the locomotive. This includes a full day of classes culminating running it on a journey under the watchful eye of the instructor of the course. For more information Raillway Victoria Goldfields: www.vgr.com.au
Steam Trains: Footplate ride on K190 at VGR
Tony Marsden and Stuart Turnbull are shown working Steamrails K190 on the Victorian Goldfields Railway, which runs between Castlemaine and Maldon, in central Victoria. Steamrails K is on loan to the ... |
| www.youtube.com/watch?v=OUxpIx-ScY8
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In Port McQuarie is the only Koala Hospital where, with the help of volunteers, they do a great job for the protection and survival of the species. I have traveled the 450 miles that separate Sydney to learn first-person shooting this hopeful place. Initiatives like this are the one who reconciled with the world. Thanks to all professionals and volunteers who make it work and special thanks to Helen for receiving me so kindly. Koalas Hospital: www.koalahospital.org.au
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