A Love Letter to Australia

[@OnePackWanderers]

Hey ya'll! Hope you enjoyed the video, this one is from the heart. If you liked the postcard, you can buy it here: buymeacoffee.com/1packwanderers/e/306988

[@TheLegin11]

The least I could do was buy my 1st Postcard. You don't find your quality videos anywhere else. Trust me $15 is cheap for what I've received over the year. Happy holidays to you both. I'll be watching.

[@Gordon_L]

My reply got auto deleted , I said I was hoping you might add ( p.p. my friend iykwim ) to your payment methods for those of us who don't like giving out card information to sites like bmacoffee etc. I hope you get to do more trips here , stay safe guys , love your work 🙂

[@surfsup65]

Love, love, love your videos. ❤ You've seen more of Australia than most Australians 😂

[@darryltoombs1076]

Australia will welcome you whenever you come back which you hopefully will.

[@nightberg1971]

I think Tourism Australia missed the perfect opportunity to advertise our home to the world. Your video logs have presented Australia better than I've seen our own Tourism industry attempts. Both of you, in my insignificant opinion, will always be Aussies to those of us who follow your travels around the world. But know that you both will always be welcomed back any time you choose (or can afford to do so). Sincerely, one very grateful Aussie. 🇦🇺🦘🐨

[@samuel_soo]

Australia loves Tia and Cheveyo too.

[@kayenash5481]

Yes you are one of us for sure ❤❤❤

[@stevemurrell6167]

Yes we do.

[@Harowaki]

Absolutely.

[@peterdunn5910]

Come back soon and this time make it permanent. Loved watching your travels around our beautiful country. You did Australia proud

[@lukeandrew1270]

Read my comment and explore your own country.

[@Wombat-gm4ne]

Brilliant - thank you. A poem by Dorothea Mackellar written when she visited England in 1908 ............ The love of field and coppice, Of green and shaded lanes. Of ordered woods and gardens Is running in your veins, Strong love of grey-blue distance Brown streams and soft dim skies I know but cannot share it, My love is otherwise. I love a sunburnt country, A land of sweeping plains, Of ragged mountain ranges, Of droughts and flooding rains. I love her far horizons, I love her jewel-sea, Her beauty and her terror - The wide brown land for me! A stark white ring-barked forest All tragic to the moon, The sapphire-misted mountains, The hot gold hush of noon. Green tangle of the brushes, Where lithe lianas coil, And orchids deck the tree-tops And ferns the warm dark soil. Core of my heart, my country! Her pitiless blue sky, When sick at heart, around us, We see the cattle die - But then the grey clouds gather, And we can bless again The drumming of an army, The steady, soaking rain. Core of my heart, my country! Land of the Rainbow Gold, For flood and fire and famine, She pays us back threefold - Over the thirsty paddocks, Watch, after many days, The filmy veil of greenness That thickens as we gaze. An opal-hearted country, A wilful, lavish land - All you who have not loved her, You will not understand - Though earth holds many splendours, Wherever I may die, I know to what brown country My homing thoughts will fly. -- Dorothea Mackellar

[@thosoz3431]

That wonderful poem speaks to me. Born in Europe in the middle of the last century Living here and learning to love this place so deeply. Going 'home' and discovering this wide brown land is where my heart and dreams have come to rest.

[@fridaytax]

I love the Dorethea Mackellar poem, but I want to put in a plug for this part of Banjo Patterson's poem Clancy of the Overflow: "And the bush hath friends to meet him, and their kindly voices greet him In the murmur of the breezes and the river on it bars, And he sees the vision splendid of the sunlit plains extended, And at night the wondrous glory of the everlasting stars" This is what I think of on those long Australian roadtrips

[@melisand8295]

Thank-you so much for reminding me of those fabulous words! You have truly made my day!

[@Bluejay103]

That. Was. EPIC! 1: You guys need to be given honorary citizenship for the ambassadorship and stellar representation of our country. True artistry. Well done 2: it’s an honour to have two beautiful souls visit our land with such humility, respect and open mindedness. 3: Hello! Tourism Australia? 4: I’m not abjectly against two statues (Big Tia and Cheveyo) somewhere.😂 Safe travels

[@MTran0708]

It's funny their videos do a better job at promoting this country than anything tourism Australia has ever come up with 😂

[@noelbowerman1562]

Totally agree ​@@MTran0708

[@jaysongaskell9431]

Tia for scale

[@kayelle8005]

Big Tia would be hysterical and so fitting 😂😂😂

[@marcwortel8898]

Awesome work you two legends .🤗🤗💓

[@skywatcher8045]

Dear Tia and Cheveyo, Australia may have worked its way into your hearts but please know that you also worked your way into ours. So sad that you found your '"spiritual place" here but cannot remain in our country. Wishing you both every happiness in the future.

[@blacksorrento4719]

You said it for me. Ditto…….❤

[@nilishaverma4887]

Oh really!! I migrated to Australia 7 years back and made it home. And I do crazy Europe trips and wish we were closer to the mainland world and my trips were easier .😢

[@billwampler9608]

These two are obviously lost like most people. Your "spiritual place" can only be had through a relationship with Jesus Christ.

[@WeeScottishLass39]

@@billwampler9608how sad you have not tuned into all their love and sharing

[@frizzy60]

​@@nilishaverma4887Stop complaining. You stated that you made the decision to move to Australia (from Europe) now you complain about how far Australia is from Europe. Fun fact for you it has always been the same distance. Instead of wanting to travel back to Europe all the time how about holidaying in Australia and get to seeing places that made you decide to come to Australia in the first place

[@spun_01]

It would be hard to find a better endorsement of Australia than this video series. Genuine, fun and just so beautifully shot and edited. Some of the shots you captured were literally jaw-dropping, and I saw parts of my own country in a different light than I'd ever seen them before. Incredible job guys. Take care and best wishes from Newcastle, Australia.

[@OnePackWanderers]

It's easy to take beautiful shots of Australia. Honestly the prettiest continent on Earth 😍

[@MarketingMovies1337]

While you may be on your next journey, I think Australia loves you and You love Australia

[@mazdaaustralia]

It was an ABSOLUTE pleasure to be a part of this love story. Luna misses you (we do too). Hopefully we'll see you again soon 🚙♥

[@Rabbitoh72]

Our home is your home ❤🖤💛🇦🇺

[@gettingoutthere9998]

As an Australian living away from home in Germany I have a renewed appreciation of my home country. I miss it and I now see it for what it is, truly magnificent. I must admit to a tear in my eye watching and listening to this incredible video. Australia has captured you and you together have captured it magically. Your emotion in video, sound and narration is very clear in that. Thankyou both for what you do and importantly how beautifully you do it.

[@beatricevitry8596]

We live in Reunion Island,and we are travelling to Australia since 2007.We have been to Australia thirteen times and again in december 2024.We felt in love with this majestic country ❤…Australia We love you❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@pamharrison8348]

Back at ya!

[@MarkJessop-hq2uo]

what I love about these 2 is they don't try to compare Australia to America this is so refreshing. don't like it when people try to compare the 2 countries

[@noway5347]

Agreed...its really quite dated to do the comparison stuff, so simplistic.

[@solo9601]

imo there is nothing wrong with comparing and discussing the differences but if you try to speak poorly of one then that’s too far

[@peterthomas6486]

Agree

[@jamesgleeson6538]

Both countries have amazing features. Every country does. One world and it it is bloody long way to find another

[@grahamejohn6847]

Thank you to two of the most beautiful people to ever grace our shores .My partner and I and many other Aussies have pretty much adopted you two amazing youngsters. Please come back.

[@hagar1959]

So glad you loved Australia What a lovely couple you are May the red soil and sand stay between your toes ❤️

[@sueburn536]

OMG, you guys made me laugh and cry so many times in this. I just LOVE how much respect you show for our beautiful country and I have loved that this trip featured my beloved home base of WA, as well as the trip down the centre from Darwin to SA and Tasmania (which is just gorgeous, even if it isn't home). I have personally seen every single place you have featured in both of your trips and I love seeing where you will go next and seeing if I have been there too. Yes, Cheveyo, getting on the Stuart Hwy is a COMMITMENT! There's no getting off it, once you are on! And your eyerolls when Tia finds the next Big Thing are just epic. Admit it, you are starting to love the quirkiness of them, aren't you? From all of us Aussies, we LOVE you and we are going to miss you SO MUCH! Please come back again one day!

[@howlsatdesertmoon9840]

Through the eyes of outsiders... You captured a piece of Australia's soul in the outback. I could feel it as I was watching...

[@zenrusty1]

I’m Australian and from Perth. Thankyou for doing this. It made me quite emotional and proud to be an Aussie

[@garyrowlands2334]

Thank you both for sharing your journey throughout Australia. You mentioned that Australia is not your home, but I'm sure that I can say this on behalf of all Australians. You will always have a home here and will be welcomed with open arms. What I appreciate is that you went out of your way to get a real understanding of what Australia is and how Australians truly are. Home is where the heart is, and you left a piece of it in Australia. Safe travels.

[@continental_drift]

What can I say? A small Irish blessing that you will often hear at Australian celebrations. May the road rise up to meet you. May the wind always be at your back. May the sun shine warm upon your face, and rains fall soft upon your fields. And until we meet again. May God hold you in the palm of His hand.

[@jacquelinerichardson5809]

Love this ❤

[@glennoc8585]

We had that at my dad's funeral yesterday.

[@continental_drift]

@@glennoc8585 Sorry for your loss, saying goodbye a parent is not easy. I've never heard it said at a funeral but the sentiment is the same.

[@OnePackWanderers]

Sorry for your loss, Glenn. Our thoughts are with you today.

[@glennoc8585]

@@OnePackWanderers thank you 💓

[@WilliamGilies]

Unlike a lot of people who visit my country you have immersed yourself in its beauty and uniqueness seeing it through new and loving eyes. We have appreciated your humour and respect for our customs and culture. Thank you so much.

[@WilliamGilies]

Ps I share your delight in Aldi tinned dolmades.

[@OnePackWanderers]

@@WilliamGilies Aldi dolmades are grouse 😋

[@kenlawton1531]

​@@OnePackWanderersThe Aussie slang, virtually Aussies 😂

[@brettcoates3759]

I am Sure that Mazda Australia are very pleased with their choice to get in touch!

[@melsalteraustralia]

Omg you guys made me cry near the end of the vid when you said "Australia found its way into our hearts and its never leaving" 😭😭😭😭😭

[@micka6812]

“Tia for scale” will be my forever measure, cheers to you both…❤

[@thedofflin]

You two absolutely deserve honourary citizenship!

[@jasgem76]

This actually made me a bit emotional 🙂. I love this country so much, and I know we live in an incredibly diverse part of the planet. But seeing someone else fall in love with it the way you guys have has really made me sit back and appreciate how very lucky we are to call Australia home. You've captured it so wonderfully and I really thank you for that. ❤

[@jaysongaskell9431]

Thank you for presenting Australia to the world. Your videos are so well made and you speak with such respect for the country. Please come back again, you are so welcome.

[@LIL-MAN_theOG]

as someone from the States who would love to move to Melbourne or Perth one day (and has a love for Aussie Rules football since a kid), the outpouring of our Aussie fam for these two is FREEKIN' INCREDIBLE ! I didnt even know that many Aussies were watching these two...its incredible to see in this crazy world that often wants to see us apart than together.

[@jacquelinerichardson5809]

I think these two have the nicest subscribers. Rare to get a negative comment unlike other vloggers, so good to see positivity .. Aussies just love them both & why not, they are adorable .😊

[@takeaction2023]

I guess Aussie loves Americans ❤

[@tdb7992]

You know about Australian Rules? Wow. How did you discover it? That’s really cool mate!

[@rodlynch2319]

Don't die wondering, come on down !!

[@peterthomas6486]

This video showcases the very best of Oz, Tourism Oz, take notice!!!

[@sarahemf]

Thank you for coming and respecting our land, and actively seeing

[@RichardBroad-rb8dn]

You have seen more of our beautiful country than most Aussies but there's still a lot left for you to explore. I hope that you return and maybe Mazda and a camping company can set you up with another 4x4 and a rooftop rig so you can really get to see the hidden treasures that only the lucky few get to see. We love having you here as our 'ambassadors'.

[@OnePackWanderers]

Cape York is calling us 😅

[@RichardBroad-rb8dn]

@@OnePackWanderers 👌

[@jamesalexander1647]

@@OnePackWanderers the rainforest drive from the main road to Lockhart river / Chilli Beach is unreal. Pre-historic in nature. Loved Cape York, up to the Thursday Island. Looking forward to you two doing it :)

[@OnePackWanderers]

Taking a screenshot of your comment to reference it later 😊

[@timjohnun4297]

Don't forget Christmas and Cocos Islands. Both part of Australia. Cocos is my favourite place on earth!

[@michaelfink64]

Going to miss the Australian series. It was so beautiful for you both to share your journey. I hope you come back one day.

[@jackibussenius1275]

Wow, your Australian travel videos are absolutely stunning and your beautiful personalties shine through! The way you’ve captured the beauty of the land and its spirit is breathtaking. It is heartening to see your deep sense of appreciation for this ancient land and its people. Every shot is so well done and the editing is flawless. What really touched me the most was the generosity of heart and soul that shines through in every moment. Your last video 'A love letter to Australia' - brought tears to my eyes. I will truly miss your Australian travels. Thank you, my husband and I are so grateful for everything you’ve shared,. There is still plenty of Australia you haven't explored . . . Cheveyo & Tia you will always be welcome.

[@marklane58]

I shed a tear as you depart like old friends. I will seek you out on your next adventure. I too love the not-so-big big potato. Thank you both so much for the entertainment and inspiration to get out there. Love and hugs to the Wandering Wonders.

[@AussieHeatherbelle]

I smile every time I watch your adventures

[@Dingo-aroo]

Tia's citizenship is a formality, Cheveo has some work to do on his big thing, appreciation.😂😂

[@debrarobinson-x6s]

😂😂😂

[@OnePackWanderers]

Haha, touché

[@Tiamariawouldntwanttobeya]

Guyyyyysssss!!!!! This video made me teary! You know already Australia absolutely loves you both. We appreciate so much, how much you love our country. You see beauty in things a lot of us look past and it’s such an incredible reminder. We will miss you! The cinematic and story telling in this was phenomenal. And Tia the postcard speaks of both of you & Australia! God bless you both. ❤

[@annebraidwood8903]

PPS Many thanks to Mazda for looking after you. They saw talent and recognized it!!

[@linhofmann4913]

@@annebraidwood8903 yes thanks Mazda . Now we need to get Tourism Australia onboard. Their footage would make for some great campaigns.

[@OnePackWanderers]

Mazda was a huge part of us being able to complete the Big Lap, forever grateful to them 😊

[@mazdaaustralia]

@@OnePackWanderers ♥ Been amazing working with you! Can't wait to see you back here!

[@JasonPetrovski]

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@mazdaaustralia use your contacts and get Tourism Australia onto these two legends! Let’s make it happen and bring them down under!

[@nicoleleys7818]

Big love from the land down under!!! ❤❤❤🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@jacquelinerichardson5809]

Dear Wanderers you are greatly missed ! ❤❤❤ Run out of compliments 😊 but wishing you happy and healthy travels 🇦🇺🇺🇲

[@robjan02]

I honestly could CRY 🥲 looking at you guys ...WE ALL HAVE MISSED YOU SO MUCH 🥰 You have brought SO much happiness in our lives just being YOU 💕😊

[@craig1899]

I have missed watching your regular videos over the past few weeks. I'm pleased that you managed to compile one last video that summarises your time spent in Australia. After watching all of your "Aussie" videos I believe you have come to not only understand, but appreciate, what is at the "heart" of Australia and why it is such an amazing country. So many international tourists dare not venture far from a major city and never get to experience what the two of you put so much time and effort into discovering. I am happy that you enjoyed your visit. I thank you for treating our country with respect. In my opinion, you are top human beings and you are welcome to return any time you can. I look forward to watching your future videos. Have fun and stay safe.

[@TerryToon17]

Wow, that is quite the Grande finale of your tour de Oz! Great camera and editing work, and we saw parts of Australia that most of us will never see in person, and Mazda got way more back than they paid for, the video of Luna going through the creek crossing and along the endless roads where amazing, and the little red rocket making short work ofTassies winding roads.

[@JulieAdamo]

Thank you so much guys. You are both amazing. All of us Aussies will miss you. All the best with your travels. One never knows you both may call Australia home one day! xx

[@Potomacstud]

Truly a superb and beautiful parting gift from dynamic duo to a truly beautiful country like Australia

[@jerryboics9550]

Go home, see your family and we'll see you in the next series "moving to Australia to live"

[@lgrigg5439]

I almost cried!!! Please come back

[@harrygoldun5779]

Our honorary Australians, you have shown us places we didn't even know existed, the attention to detail with your vlogs was outstanding, better than one would find on National Geographic. We all enjoyed your exploits and learned alot along the way. Looking forward to many more adventures and to welcome you as Australian citizens!

[@goannaj3243]

You really made the most of it, thanks Mazda for helping these cool people.

[@MrTaylor1964]

As an Australian watching you both and the emotions you feel transfers to others, I sit here with a few tears at your reactions, there is something so special about how you have hugged our country and really understood what makes it so amazing, many Australians who have not experienced many parts of Australia I hope are encouraged to explore, and to my American friends look what you’re missing.

[@martinainscough9226]

“Walk as if you are kissing the Earth with your feet.” ― Thich Nhat Hanh, Peace Is Every Step: The Path of Mindfulness in Everyday Life Cheers and Much Love 👍

[@boppermacca9346]

I think you both are the best ambassadors for our country. The genuine admiration you have for Australia is great to see. I reckon most of us Aussies consider you both as a part of us, like honorary Aussies

[@adammcnally1955]

I’m an Aussie, living overseas. Used your videos to get me through bouts of homesickness. Just want to say thanks. You were treated everything with so much respect but made it so much fun. All the best.

[@silverkitten100]

Amazing ❤ My family and I are emigrating to Australia from South Africa very soon. This video and your whole Australia series, makes us even more excited to start our Australian journey 🇦🇺

[@rodlynch2319]

Good on you and WELCOME!

[@tjeddington57]

Thanks for this stunning homage especially to my home Tasmania , safe travels and be back soon Jen

[@bar-d1423]

Go slowly, come back quickly. You haven’t yet seen the southern states in summer, or the north in the wet ❤️

[@pennyanman]

I just returned from my first trip "Down Under" Three weeks was not even a beginning, really. I want to go back, again and again. The flight from NY via Singapore is the longest in the world, but seems a small inconvenience to access the most mind blowing land on earth. After only a week, I realised I had NEVER felt more at home in a place in my life. My heart aches to return there. I am setting a goal to spend at least a month every year, there and I am planning to visit the Australian Consolate in New York City to see what my options might be to relocate there. It IS that special.

[@jonathanm9436]

When drone shots are cinematography. This has been a lot of fun.

[@jamie.norris]

As someone who first visited for a year in 2016 / 2017 and has been actively trying to make Australia home since, and am now going into my 3rd year and hoping forever. - I absolutely felt every moment of this video in my soul. I've loved the entire serious and was so happy to see you back. Very sorry to see you go. Thanks for sharing.

[@OnePackWanderers]

Congratulations on successfully making the move! You’re an inspiration 😊

[@mmbb5059]

You two just bring so much joy to us all ! For those of us who live here ( I'm in Tassie )...your adventures and superb narrative remind us why Australia is the lucky country, and we all hope that after you've journeyed the earth and satisfied your wander lust...you come back and make our land your forever home. take care, stay safe 👣🫂📷🎥🎬❤

[@kimhaslam468]

Beautiful video loved Cheveyo narration was getting teary❤❤❤ eyed

[@legoofmyleg8856]

Goosebumps watching this! Thanks for visiting us again, please feel free to drop in again soon. ❤️ Australia x

[@lucey]

i cried watching this? been following your journey since canberra and i can't imagine how hard it was to pick the footage and right moments for this, but it was perfect. honorary australians for sure

[@crushingretirement]

Thanks for including the penguin in the postcard. I have a coffee at the bakery every single morning over the road having retired to Tasmania from the Pilbara where I taught the Martu kids you featured in your Marble Bar segment. Love you guys! Safe travels...

[@JaneDoe-se8ku]

Your final words about our wonderful country brought tears to my eyes. I'm glad you found the beauty in this magnificent land of ours.

[@ProcyonAlpha]

Loved these Aus videos. Can't wait to make the move permanently. Like you guys I felt the same about Australia, after doing a few road trips there, can't put my finger on it how it made me feel. I'm from the UK and live in London but thankfully i used my Nursing profession to gain my Australia permanent residency last year. Just waiting to make the move , hopefully within the next few months. I was staying in UK as my dear cat who I planned to take with me to aus became sick, sadly she passed last month so ill be going yo Aus without her but looking forward to new adventure.

[@dee-smart]

I think your dear cat's soul knew that you were going and decided to use that exit point to leave. No-one dies, we just transition. Some decide to reincarnate and many have for this monumental time in the universe's history with earth beings ascending at the same time as mother earth herself. Normally a planet's beings have to die (transition) leave the body before the ascension, but we are all going to experience 5D earth soon and our bodies are going to be changing while we are here to a certain percentage crystalline. As for your cat, he or she left to pursue another life or take a break from lives. As we live eternally, he or she is fine - we are eternal light and energy beings. The shell/vessel/avatar/body is not us -just needed in this 3D simulation. By the way a warm welcome to you when you finally make it here.

[@KatieBarnes-nz2hz]

We visited Australia in 2000 and it stole my heart. I was so sad on the flight back to the UK.So, using my RN qualifications, we got a permanent visa and we emigrated to Australia in 2002 and 3 kids later we still love Australia 🇦🇺❤️

[@jocee569]

So beautiful. Thank you for loving my country and my home.

[@parkesyreviewsstuff7587]

Whoever did the photography needs to become a DP in film cause they were just breathtaking. The shot of you two hugging with the Tasmanian mountain in the background, the tips on the mountain on either side of you two was just absolutely fantastic.

[@Bellas1717]

People refer to Australia as a young country, but they are measuring its age skin-deep, from colonisation. You saw to the ancient heart of the land, acknowledged the ancient history of the original inhabitants. Thank you for the respect.

[@henryp218]

As a Vietnamese who now calls Australia home, I’ve watched you since your Vietnam adventures , and now Australia. It’s awesome to see you love both places so much. Please come back!

[@johngodden4363]

Hi kids. Glad to hear from you again. I hope you choose to come once again to travel our great and remarkable land. On one of my trips around this country I stopped for a break whilst travelling across the perfectly flat featureless ( dead straight ) Nullarbor plain, only to walk into the saltbush scrub 100 metres from the road to discover all kinds of unexpected things at my feet. Seashells . . . Thousands of them in the loose dusty sandy soil. Millions and millions of years ago the entire Nullarbor plain was in fact the seabed. Tech tonic shifts in the island continent has raised the island continent leaving behind the great Australian Bite. It’s one thing to travel and see the sights. It’s another to look deeper with open eyes.

[@keithrobert1413]

In our Flinders range and elsewhere seashells are two to three miles deep, although it is now called the outback of South Australia.

[@hammmer55]

Absolutely love all your Australia videos. I live in the USA and have fortunately been able to visit Australia 6 times. I think I have been down every road you have experienced and more😆 I have very close friends and I think of Australia all the time. Thanks so much for presenting the Australian life with respect and true love for the people and their country. Your videos bring back so many awesome memories. I m hoping for trip #7 in 2026. 🙏🏻 Cheers

[@louisakelland5750]

Wow, you’ve done such an incredible job capturing the heart and soul of Australia! It’s heartwarming to see how you’ve showcased the landscapes, wildlife, and culture that make this country so special. You’ve made all of us Australians proud. Please come back again ♥

[@derekcraignolan]

I get why, especially Tia, loves Australia. The wide open spaces with few humans to get in her way.

[@cjarvis8873]

My gosh what a beautiful video. The love you have for this beautiful country is so heart-warming. You have seen more of this beautiful country than I have in a lifetime and have made me excited to get out and see more myself. I hope you have the opportunity to come back again soon. Enjoy your travels ❤

[@shaneweary3247]

I've said it before but I'll say it again....your ability to capture the beauty of this country is second to none! I'm so happy for you guys for having such a profound experience on both occasions you were here....I really hope you come back because you're always welcome 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@dianacasey6002]

It’s lovely to see such genuine love of Australia.

[@shaneweary3247]

@@dianacasey6002 I couldn't agree with you more

[@toolotimmy]

We have been enthralled by this series. You two are just so captivating and authentic people. Good luck with your future travels and wishing you both a fulfilling life together. Cheers for the memories.

[@KelpiesRock]

What a ripper video,darn I love this country Australia.⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@jayneross6123]

Your photography is fantastic. Every photo is a postcard. It's wonderful to see visitors who understand how large and diverse our country is and made the effort to see as much as you could. I have done a lot of road trips and see something new and different every time. We really are the lucky country.

[@MrBobegregg]

I have grown to love you both over this last series - I love the respectful way you have allowed yourselves to be consumed by all that our great country has to offer. You are now part of our countries ancient history , you have taken the roads less travelled , walked on the lands where our countries first Australians lived. You will both be always Aussies - and when you least expect Australia will find its way into your mind and remind you how much you have become part of it thank you and Happy Trails to you both🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺 13:54

[@Aaron_Cross]

Dear Tia & Cheveyo, Thank you for showcasing the country that is loved by so many of us. Hopefully this will become a tradition that was started by Tia's Mum and one day your children will walk in your footsteps and visit these lands, not only to appreciate the raw beauty of Australia and its people but more importantly 'The big things'. Aaron

[@ahmedmashhour1912]

I am Sooooooooooooooooooooooo happy you are back, it's been so long, watching you always make life easier and happier and your kind words always makes things better. Thank you for being you💕💕❤❤ and I hope your next journey is filled with adventure, excitement, and happiness.

[@kathlucy603]

So glad you loved our beautiful, unique country. xx

[@ThreeUnderTwo]

Thank you guys for apricating this beautiful country.

[@robyndehavilland1609]

What a beautiful title for this episode. And you had me crying tears of so many emotions right from “Dear Australia”. You have been to many beautiful parts of our country, seen so many wonderful things, but sometimes it’s more about ‘the feeling’ isn’t it, a feeling that’s hard to describe and I know you truly felt that here. You already know how much we love you both and will be following you wherever you go, but I know we will see you back one day. I think Cape York wants to meet you 😊. Much love xxxx

[@MTran0708]

I've loved every video of your Australia travels, it's amazing we still have parts of the world that remain relatively untouched also your camera work and drone shots give BBC documentaries a run for their money

[@markwhyte7270]

Thank you for loving and respecting our beautiful and unique country. I am so proud of where we live and to see this vindicated through your youthful eyes was uplifting. Thank you.

[@noelbowerman1562]

I'm so glad you got to see so much of our country. You get ,not just Us as a people but you understand our land ,it's spirit ,the vibe,wishing you both well for whatever comes next.❤

[@lukemcaloon5053]

Hi guys, honestly really great production quality! Those flowering plants by the way are wattles, they flower in winter. A national icon of Australia. Love from Melbourne

[@diningwithderek]

I have to say that this is one of your best videos yet. I love the editing, story, and cinematography. What a journey and I’m looking forward to your next destination!

[@bradharrison7572]

I honestly don’t know how your going to beat this travelogue. Done with soul and done with a natural talent that many want but few have. You “done good” as a famous Australian coach would say.

[@Adam-p7m4u]

I watched this twice and got teary both times at the end.

[@LisaS23N]

Thank you !!.. You too, have also found your way into our hearts. Be safe as you continue your adventures and always remember, you are welcome back, any time xo

[@ray.shoesmith]

We really are the Lucky Country. Australia has fallen in love with Tia (and Cheveyo too, but Tias love of Big Things is special). Come back soon please.

[@linhofmann4913]

Tourism Australia , it's time to collaborate with these guys

[@ston3kill3r]

Glad you loved my country of Australia, I'm from Sth Australia but have been around most of the country. I plan to solo sail right around Australia soon to see the parts I've missed

[@kimaeb5540]

We hope you come back. Happy travels.

[@budzhusky]

A month had passed and your latest installments title sounded like the beginning of a sad love letter. Surprisingly it turned out to be a beautiful and touching homage to our fair land, but I was afraid you guys were saying goodbye for good. How relieved I was to hear you were at your next destination and it wasn't so much a 'Farewell'' but rather a 'Goodbye' for now. We as Aussies can't wait to welcome you back with warm welcome arms again. 🫂🫂 Safe travels Chevyo & Tia.

[@robd4391]

I loved watching this series! Come back soon :)

[@robertwlittlejohn]

i'm australian and have travelled the world ....and the world is amazing...i still don't think anything compares as a complete experience as a full circuit of Ausralia....glad you got to exerience one of life's amazing experiences ...especially such a lovely couple.

[@wallywombat164]

I'm certainly no wordsmith but, Austraila is most certainly a better and richer Country by having such a lovely and gracious couple like yourselves, for sharing your love and understanding for such a weird mob THANK YOU BOTH. LOVE YOU BOTH FOREVER, Signed, ME, er WALLY. P. S. I can only imagine what agreat joint Aust would be, if you made it your home. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@kateb-melbourne579]

I didn’t think it was possible for me to love my country more…. But through your eyes, I love Australia even more. Thank you ☺️ Thank you for loving our country - it most certainly loved you back!!