Ep 359 | EPIC SEARCH Ends with Amazing Art, Kimberley, Sailing Nutshell

[@Nena84734]

Outstanding, epic and spectacular!!! This was one of the best episodes, the art was, to me, kind of haunting especially with those huge areas of shells, never seen anything like it! Yeah, the brisket and fried oysters made me hungry! It’s hard to believe a people survived and flourished in such a harsh environment, amazing. Thanks so much, throughly enjoyed every second of that!

[@LifeinaNutshell]

Thank you, Nena. I’m so glad you enjoyed the episode. We love the art. The huge Wandjinas were breathtaking, especially up close. W.

[@rodgerford1774]

Thankyou again Magnas & Wendy, Love your videos. That midden is enormous. Also the music acompanyment is most enjoyable Cheers

[@LifeinaNutshell]

Thank you, Rodger. W.

[@blue1991flhs]

Wow! Amazing art. The brisket looked wonderful. Thanks for sharing!

[@LifeinaNutshell]

Thank you. So glad you enjoyed it. W.

[@tombarker4478]

Amazing! Just Amazing!

[@LifeinaNutshell]

Thank you! W.

[@christinehammell6365]

This is always an education . Fantastic footage xx

[@LifeinaNutshell]

Thank you, Christine. W.

[@davidwalsh7603]

wow that painting is equal to any iconic art I have ever seen, awesome video thanks muchly

[@LifeinaNutshell]

Hi David. The art is amazing. It takes your breath away, especially the enormous paintings. W.

[@davidwalsh7603]

@@LifeinaNutshell I’m restoring a 30 foot timber yacht and would love to do the Kimberly to see the art

[@wadelintick9538]

Once in a lifetime places, you two are living a dream. Magnus should take his weather rock on the road, ps, if you cannot see the rock it may be snowing. cheers

[@LifeinaNutshell]

Now, there’s an idea! I love the weather rock! W.

[@nivek2157]

Wow you two are truly living the dream. I love your music selection as well.

[@LifeinaNutshell]

Thank you. W

[@nesleinf]

Can't stop thinking! What are these paintings telling us? What did they see and try to tell on to the future generations? Amazing stuff. Love from Denmark

[@LifeinaNutshell]

It does make you wonder and it was such a long time ago. W.

[@christopherforster6555]

Amazing places you two go thanks take care 💗

[@LifeinaNutshell]

It’s a stunning area. W.

[@jimfisk4474]

Hel

[@jennyrego7321]

Oh wow, the Aboriginal art, I wonder what the story is, and the midden, it's huge! Truly amazing!

[@LifeinaNutshell]

There was no written language, so we’ll never truly know. We can only surmise. Author, Grahame Walsh, wrote a book describing many of the paintings. W.

[@mallacey7621]

Incredible

[@LifeinaNutshell]

Thank you. W.

[@kennytopfer3456]

Brisket look so good. If you put a small B beans tin os such with some holes in it in the camp oven with a small coal, it will not soak up the juice. Looking forward to the new adventures when you pass Mooloolaba stop in for a beer.

[@LifeinaNutshell]

Thanks for the tip. We certainly will stop in for a beer! W.

[@iancox468]

Awesome

[@LifeinaNutshell]

Thank you. W.

[@rolandtb3]

Fried oysters, first time, simple batter. The brisket was juicy but shrunk some. That was a treasure trove of art work. Are you allowed to mist water on the rock art work to highlight them better? The music and drone sequences were divine.

[@LifeinaNutshell]

Thank you. I’m not sure about the misting idea. I’m gals you enjoyed the done footage and music. W.

[@mallacey7621]

A great video

[@LifeinaNutshell]

Glad you liked it. W.

[@rbagrizzly]

That's why in Texas it's an insult to use sauce in the presence of the pitmaster, we're all about the meat and the smoke. Looks great! Sauce is for bad B-B-Q!

[@LifeinaNutshell]

It tasted divine. Thanks for watching. W.

[@normanboyes4983]

Thanks for sharing - where’s me beef?😉👍⛵️

[@LifeinaNutshell]

You’re welcome. W.

[@normanboyes4983]

@@LifeinaNutshell Magnus and Wendy - It was a fab video and you are both really in tune with your environment- smashing.👍

[@dutchglobetrotter4513]

That brisket looked amazing, I could almost taste it. Thank you for showing all these amazing places. Just a question, have you ever considered putting a Bimini on the tinnie? Looking forward to the next vid.

[@LifeinaNutshell]

Yes, to the bimini. We had one on our previous Peanut. W.

[@karlsteingall6832]

Video was way cool Wendy. Any idea how old the rock art is? And are the artist’s descendants still in the area? Also love the music in the video and the meal looked fantastic, thanks for all your efforts. Look forward to the next one!

[@LifeinaNutshell]

Hi Karl. The rock art is thought to be about 12,000 years old. The areas are no longer inhabited. The people have moved to towns and communities. That’s my understanding anyway. So glad you enjoyed the episode. The landscape is magical and makes you feel like you’ve gone back in time. Thanks for the comment. W

[@bryanbadger6841]

Back in my previous life as a liveaboard, I had a guaranteed weather system. If I put my head out the hatch, and it came back wet. It was raining. If it came back dry, it was going to rain. If my beard disappeared, it was blowing its tits off, and I had to find shelter. If none of the above, then you were in deep trouble. Because something has control of the climate. Haha. Hey Magnus when's your cookbook coming. I'll buy it mate. Anyway thanks for sharing. Great episode. Great editing. Atb from across here in Nz.

[@LifeinaNutshell]

Love it! A cookbook sounds like a wonderful idea! W.

[@weatherdevil9029]

How are you getting on with the SR3D? any reviews coming with your new-found knowledge in using the other software? It's been a while

[@LifeinaNutshell]

I’ll be using the SR3D on the houseboat, so we’ll post footage using it from there. W.

[@weatherdevil9029]

@@LifeinaNutshell Looking forward to it! Thank you!

[@seanterrill458]

And if the rock is white, it is snowing. If it is missing, then there is a cyclone. I wonder how many people took you seriously? lolol!

[@LifeinaNutshell]

Love it! W.

[@vanessahaig5480]

What is happening with your new boat

[@LifeinaNutshell]

Hi Vanessa. We are now onboard our new boat. We’ll post the last of the sailing Nutshell videos and then start the new chapter with Houseboat Nutshell. It’s going well. We had quite a few boat jobs to do to get her ready to leave the dock, but we are now underway and enjoying the differentness of living on a houseboat. W.

[@sailing_into_life]

Brisket look so good. If you put a small B beans tin os such with some holes in it in the camp oven with a small coal, it will not soak up the juice. Looking forward to the new adventures when you pass Mooloolaba stop in for a beer.

[@LifeinaNutshell]

Great tip. Thank you. We’d love to stop in for a beer! W.