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Off we go to the Buccaneer Archipelago, the labyrinth for pearl farmers, followed by an excursion to Mount Dare Station, a land where there is nothing but sand and rocks, and a visit to Arnhem Land, a world of its own.
We meet Richard, the pearl farmer, Dave, the dependable desert guide and Simon, Russel and Otto, who live their lives according to the aboriginal traditions.
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Off we go to the Buccaneer Archipelago, the labyrinth for pearl farmers, followed by an excursion to Mount Dare Station, a land where there is nothing but sand and rocks, and a visit to Arnhem Land, a world of its own. We meet Richard, the pearl farmer, Dave, the dependable desert guide and Simon, Russel and Otto, who live their lives according to the aboriginal traditions. Yay Australia!

[@itsbuddhaone]

@@zanewright2686 Technically they're all dangerous roads 😅

[@reallyskeptical]

You haven't been outback then that's for sure. Left hand top corner of nt. It's wild country no rds here it gets washed away.

[@tasha5927]

What song comes in 17:22?

[@pat8988]

This is the kind of program that should be in 4k. Whatever resolution this is doesn’t do it justice.

[@stoopsyo]

Watch Australia’s atomic confessions

[@mozvidz]

*_We definitely don't hear enough about the Native Australians. They form such an old significant history of Australia, but are seldom mentioned. Glad to see a bit of their lifestyle in this documentary._*

[@MinutesWithMates]

Most Aboriginal Australians don’t live this lifestyle these days. Sadly, for the many, their lands have been taken and destroyed by European endeavours over the last 234 years. A large number live and work in the cities like 85% of Australians. This is the most urbanised nation on Earth

[@aaron___6014]

maybe because they're a quiet a contented people living modern lives, and not stuck in the past. Just like you don't hear much about the Asians who immigrated to the US. They worked hard to form many businesses and industries or move forward.

[@mozvidz]

@@aaron___6014 *_Contented? Really? I'm not sure if you're mis-informed or just being arrogantly offending. The Aboriginals were invaded by white people and infected with white people diseases, their lands were grabbed, and the children forcibly removed from their parents and tortured to forget their languages and traditions, while the adults were attacked with double-barrelled shotguns, rifles and carbines. No, they were not "CONTENTED" with it, they were forced into it or risk loosing their lives. Read a book._*

[@reallyskeptical]

@@MinutesWithMates live in the city i imagine. Maybe get out of the air con come up west and nt and you'll find many on the coast. These places ain't your Sunday drive tho mate. Lol don't live that life.

[@MinutesWithMates]

@@reallyskeptical no I don’t live in the city at all, mate. I’m a rural dweller. Haven’t been to the city in years, and I spent a good ten years living in the top end and been around the gulf country. I live and work and have family who are Aboriginal too, so get your facts before spouting off. Your imagination needs a tune up eh. But while you have things a certain way out there, the demographic statistics are clear. Find out yourself by looking up the Australian Bureau of Statistics and pull your head in.

[@donaldmunro7156]

Little Charlotte will cherish and remember these moments all her life. Beautiful to see,

[@yandenuts]

I'm 7th Generation Australian of convict stock, he stole a blanket and pillow. We don't get to hear much good news about Australia of late, it's all Politics, the US Dollar, War, Crime, on and on. That last story, Arhnem Land. It gave me a reason to be proud of my country and more so of the Traditional custodians that care and look after this land I live. Peace.

[@duggydugg3937]

so droive awn the roit already .. so manufacturers can put the gas filler on the left !!!

[@turbolife5912]

Peace love and respect earth companion 🙏🏼 leave only your footprints make the world better than we found it👣

[@mirinah4719]

Ain't no body want to hear about you immigrants

[@oftin_wong]

Mine 19 yrs old, stole a fiddle two bows and a wig, death sentence / commuted to transportation to the colonies. glad he got on that boat in 1824

[@yandenuts]

@@oftin_wong Likewise. Transportation - best thing that ever happened.

[@emancipatedlionm9215]

This makes me teary eyed... whenever i look at documentaries I wonder WHERE ARE THE ORIGINAL PEOPLES OF THOSE LANDS? The ways of life by the original peoples sure preserved the entire earth... trees animals grass water etc... glad for Otto n his practicing of their customs. Love the earth live in peace n harmony with the earth. Thanks for video.

[@TheRadicalPriest]

Do you ever wonder what happened to the peoples of Europe for instance?? Or China, or Russia...gimme a break.

[@saintarmstrong8790]

@@TheRadicalPriest right Mike! In the US we get the same type of guilty liberals. They think our Indians were this happy go lucky peaceful earth hippies and the Europeans just came and ruined everything.

[@ToxicAvengerCleanYourMind]

People come and go and all things change

[@pingapete666]

they are dead? we/they are the original people...

[@xavierkanyinji5365]

Brilliant work done in this documentary ....... much love from Zambia.🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲👏👏👏

[@calvinjohnson1473]

Amazing history of people. 40,000yrs on a piece of land. Truly amazing. The gods have you protected.

[@Loady420]

Keep up the good work. I liked the way you kept the 3 documentary’s about the same place. I don’t care for the shows that have different themes all together. This was great I am fascinated with that huge rock in the ocean.

[@sureshchary1615]

I love this channel..... I will be eagerly awaiting videos..... Love from INDIA.....

[@scottgordon9931]

Incredible documentary. Wow. This whole series has been fire 🔥. But this episode in particular had me captivated. I wish life for me was as simple as the aboriginal. Hard life but simple

[@alexwestral1459]

definitely this is one of the best documentary about australia, thank you

[@BlueMoon-ql3kr]

Thank you, great documentary. when ever I watch any aboriginal reality, they always preserve and live in peace with nature, I never heard that they sailed to other lands , stole land or raped and killed. but there is a group of people that where ever they go they do evil, they are in Australia, in south Africa and in America. they are still living their lives on the land that they stolen and for us we must forgive and move on which we did, our hearts are still crying for what they did to us, they live among us as if nothing happened , they say they believe in God and we ask what kind of God allows you to take someone s land and continue living on it while the original people are suffering, when will God hear us and do justice, but I hope the time will come.

[@tigreygt6614]

It was time for me to go to bed when I started watching this video. Am now 52:14 minutes late because I couldn't move an inch due to the captivating images of the folks and nature scenes in the video. It's such a beauty that I thought I was part of these folks. I would like to thank all the people that made the video possible. Thank you! Godfrey

[@FreeDocumentary]

Thank you for the awesome review! That’s our goal to bring great and considered content about this awesome planet we call home. There’s so much to see and these docs help us all discover wonderful places. Thank you again! We couldn’t do it without you.

[@AlplanesUG]

The connection between man and nature is epic I just love seeing men respect their respective places of habitation

[@joydixon3440]

No there not the orster can't even open there mouth. They said they put them in there natural habitat, but there in a cage where they can't move around. That's harsh

[@joydixon3440]

And there being secretive a about

[@skbahati5233]

❤❤❤❤

[@lim8581]

The journey through the Buccaneer Archipelago, Mount Dare Station, and Arnhem Land is a mesmerizing exploration of diverse landscapes and the people who call them home. This documentary captures the spirit of adventure and the richness of indigenous cultures. Thank you for this enlightening experience.

[@Doqamin3]

Such a beautiful atmosphere. Wish I was there. So peaceful. Therapeutic scenery. That's on my bucket list fsfs.

[@Hawaii_Raised]

Another priceless documentary🤙🏼 Respect the Land & Sea 💯

[@skbahati5233]

🤍🤍🤍

[@aquariussoda007]

Loving my adopted country AUSTRALIA , the photography is out of this world .

[@stephaniemcpherson2558]

Well done!!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 AMAZING people the Aborigines. Simply a treasure.

[@fishnchips8132]

The Aborigines of Australia are & have been victims since 1788 & settlement. The British Crown have been trying to destroy them by child theft, poisoning, running them over cliffs & other means all that time. Their story is one of terror ever since white man stole their country.

[@jesuschrist7169]

Great at drinking 😂🤣😅

[@rosiekickett2617]

​@@jesuschrist7169 alcohol was introduced to Aboriginal people by white man & we as a people have finally seen the truth that this was white mans way to slowly kill my people off....so we teach our children to do better and achieve things that others thought Aboriginal people couldn't achieve...

[@Julie-mq4nh]

I'm an Aussie and very proud of my country it's the best place on earth

[@batman_2004]

Yeah a place where you killed natives.

[@shedmanx3640]

Lived here all my life, seen a lot of other countries, and can’t agree with you more mate.

[@lukem2260]

Ur tune will change in near future ...the land is spectaculsr ...but the humans here sre brsinwsshed sheep that cant think for themselves

[@mirinah4719]

You mean you're an Immigrant

[@lukem2260]

@@mirinah4719 convict haha . Yellow tooth britt i got called 1 time ...had me in stitches cause its true haha

[@fayesang4035]

Thank you for this amazing documentary.

[@guletgulet3389]

FD thank you for making my lazy Sundays bright.

[@Xtino1989X]

Spider just keep going to ur mom - was sooo dam adorable

[@UnoMuckogenaralent]

I enjoyed this VIDEO , I'm FROM Jamaica 🇯🇲 to who it matters to ..

[@barefaceindian8821]

I hope one day I have enough money/time to travel the whole of Australia 🇦🇺 I think about this place since when I was a kid living in Guyana 🇬🇾 after sitting listening cricket 🏏 playing over the radio 📻

[@danielradd111]

Be good to have you sometime

[@vijayabhaskarreddypallavol8812]

Thanks!

[@craigthuma5079]

Always was always will be 🖤💛❤️ I'm a very proud Aboriginal man I've been a commercial offshore fisherman for 42 year's I'm now pushing 60 after receiving from blood cancer lymphoma B I can't wait to get back to working at sea

[@morrismwenda9138]

Another priceless documentary. Well documented

[@dinushan_w7770]

Japanese vehicles are the ideal for remote areas. This documentary proved again 💪🏻

[@WakeUpToYourself]

Yes I can confirm that. I live and work on a cattle station in the outback of Australia

[@titsandwich1842]

@@WakeUpToYourself what do you drive? I have a 4x4 nissan d21

[@strongmermaid4651]

I enjoyed this one very much. Thank you

[@levibradley9170]

great doco , im watching from west australia

[@LillyMelody01]

I love the home on the water how beautiful, wonderful documentary simply beautiful ty ✨🌎

[@shanefraser7764]

I Watch Malcom Douglas traverse these waters long ago, couldn't get a more beautiful place ...

[@GJVan]

That was inspiring. A country in a country.

[@omerthaika]

very good Documentary about Australia. Tks.

[@stevenbacus6268]

Thanks for another satisfying video 👍👍👍

[@seanconnery1277]

2.5.2022.Very good and best.Thank you very much.

[@314rhat]

This was lovely

[@jaanusasumagi5367]

Cool to see a video filmed so close to home! Watching this in Darwin, Australia.

[@MrAnperm]

Same.

[@acehandler1530]

Really enjoyed this! Followed along on Google Maps. Wish I was there....thank you 💖 🇨🇦

[@FozleaRabbi]

This episode is the best one.

[@nanaadwoasika8464]

Amazing storyline ✅

[@marilynbarker8255]

What about the snakes and spiders that I read about? The campers seem unconcerned. What a great video… really enjoy seeing this. I’ve been to Australia so a piece of my heart is there.

[@shedmanx3640]

Snakes and spiders are overrated. Just check your footwear before you put it on in the morning whilst camping and you’re fine.

[@MrBp2404]

Enjoyed the documentary, especially I am curious how the Aboriginal natives look alike South Indian ? The chief Otto of the Arnhem Land looks like my uncle, and the boy with the spear I can see myself when I was younger but I am from the state of TAmil Nadu, South India.

[@garywhite2050]

Very well done 🎉🎉⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐!

[@ranniebase1634]

Thanks this video

[@alirajab9402]

Really captivating doc

[@patricknoveski6409]

You're photography is so beautiful And you tell all the different stories of the land. Thank you for showing what I would never have known! P.J.SIGNS Carpinteria Ca.

[@mahendrasinhsolanki4960]

Lots of love ❤️ Dom

[@jeffreylynnpease]

awesome

[@ivarsbergs4280]

cool stuff

[@adenaden9119]

Thanks to information your video.god jobs

[@kigongowinnie4014]

Lovely

[@TheACIDMan1981]

legend

[@saffribabapk1735]

Soooooooo amazing as usual

[@poweringpossibilities]

Stop lying you didn't even watch the video

[@americannightmare2109]

I am laying in bed

[@abdihassan6783]

One farming pearls one in the desert with small businesses and one hurting wild buffalo that’s life keeping the planet earth beautiful

[@jon-snow-GOT]

18:10 This guy Dave reminds me of Ricky Gervais of The Office (UK) who coincidentally is also called Dave, David Brent

[@abinashmohapatra5152]

Great

[@crumblypath3345]

Hey guys can you make all your videos available even in moldova. Thank you

[@albertobanze4306]

What an amazing video . I love it..please post more videos .I love the music too.

[@mobilsukses443]

Nice

[@skbahati5233]

Respect nature you will survive

[@aneeqmomin2867]

MIND BOGGLING AUSTRALIA PEACE IN THE DESERT ALL OVER

[@prabhushankar8520]

Good.

[@SatriaChannel_08]

I like this video.. I like this channel...

[@dzulqarnaim6230]

Terbaek Chanel MCM ny MMG sy SUKE tgk..terbaek👍👍👍 from malaysia

[@janenjenga5639]

🇰🇪🇰🇪the pride of Africa home of champions.

[@itsbuddhaone]

Didn't ask

[@justmagaji]

🥰❤️

[@malousalasalan7240]

woaw❤️❤️🙏🙏🥰

[@nazuddin6346]

There the Real heros Best wishes to them ❣ From London Awesome place

[@syedsaif703]

Right now even Hungry Jacks can’t get hands on any lettuce, don’t sweat it Dave :)

[@mirinah4719]

I want a documentary on the Native Australians. Its their land yet we don't see/hear much about them 🤦🏾‍♀

[@debbierennox931]

This is brilliant been to Australia to Beri the river land not far from Adelaide my Brother is married to an Australian I loved it so different from Scotland . The aborigine people are so interesting

[@petermcculloch4933]

Does your brother enjoy living here?

[@user-rq8gm5gv7u]

You have to look after your mates & your mates will always look after yaaaaa!!!

[@itsbuddhaone]

You sure you're not Australian 😄😉

[@tasha5927]

Anyone know the song that comes in at 17:22?

[@IKEMENOsakaman]

So this documentary pretty much has it all...... pretty girl, cute dog, Australian accents, wildlife, drone footage and adventure..... not sure what else you could ask for! Big fan of your content and editing capabilities!

[@habibunnabi2556]

love you. 2nd

[@zijuwester8540]

I admire your lifestyles. I wish I.could join you

[@kholeshsingh1984]

just mind blowing. song name at 10:30 please

[@dogwedl1167]

[@alikodinko9158]

It is a land of Crocodile Dundee, greeting from Munich Germany.

[@miltononyango]

i love the little kid😊

[@berni-]

The first!

[@Unknowners]

Catching fish like that seem easy but it ain’t easy at all 😆

[@naushadansari..313....3]

खतरों का खिलाड़ी है ये लोग

[@SanjeevSharmaR]

👍

[@laloolhouvum1634]

Get a properly setup 4wd with a good recovery gears and stuffs. RTT cause it's a lot safer than a ground tents, with a good lights on your vehicle. Armed with an bolt action rifle and go hunt those wild buffalo with a couple of mates on a couple of rigs. It's always safer to go off the grid with a friend than going solo cause you never know what's gonna happen and you don't wanna be alone in a sticky situation. Even if your vehicle broke down, you get injured etc. It's good to have a friend than being alone.

[@curiouslyunruffled]

Could someone please help me with identifying the songs in this documentary???

[@johnglint5257]

Hey Priya

[@haambomamoonga4346]

Australia is like Africa I would like to visit

[@duggydugg3937]

'respect the land' why didn't i think of that.............

[@miguelito29229]

Did he just kill a buffalo for it's back strap meat only 🤣😂😂

[@joebroadbeef332]

seems like a waste

[@jessepitt]

He did. About a quarter of one side. They did it for the video I imagine.

[@jqydxn8941]

they are a pest anyway...

[@MrAnperm]

Buffalo are a pest, so killing them is recommended because of the damage they do to vegetation around water bodies. Same goes for pigs. No hooved animals are native to Australia.

[@jerrybow8779]

The buffalo are an introduced species. The govt incourages people to cull them

[@user-sh2mk8ew4c]

Wild pig and water buffaloes are a blessing for the aboriginals. Great video!!!!

[@MrAnperm]

They are a pest actually.

[@liquidbrickle]

They are absolutely not a blessing. In fact they’re a curse.

[@James-yx1bh]

🕊😇🕊

[@bundydryandlime]

2:25 that's not a plane, it's a canoe with wings!

[@peterxd3610]

36:31 at the time, they weren’t thinking about how to do water buffalo damage in the future

[@user-vz9yi5ob4v]

I love the aborigines n their culture the land too is so full of sand dunes they experience nature n embrace it n treat it as sacred ground. ❤❤

[@aparson2967]

I like the family living in the desert and teaching their children about life. I like the aboriginies passing forward knowledge to the coming generations. I like the mail pilot, but I take issue with the fact that he calls the landscape 'featureless.". It is a land full of features. What was happening there 13,000 years ago is written in the landscape.

[@Dee-gb7fw]

That aboriginal Australian and South Indians, especially the Tamil people look very similar lol

[@time2see192]

On the aborigines: If only the American Indians could have been so fortunate...and protected. 😥 Another excellent documentary. Thank you.

[@jennifermcdonald5432]

I’m a 66 year old Australian and had no idea all those islands were there! How lazy am I?

[@pingerboy69]

Eh I wish I lived out there. 😥😥😥😥

[@jericholacey5954]

Now these are the real aboriginals I like to see, Unlike the other ones that calls themselves aboriginals.