THE LEGEND OF THE GLASSHOUSE MOUNTAINS: A Dreamtime story

[@gavinhartmedia]

Great video. I love that you made a meaningful and relevant story of it. That certainly adds value to it. The footage of the landscape is beautiful.

[@BearyBoldBackyard]

Thankyou so much! 🙌 I hate the sound of my voice, 😄. But I ran into a few people lately that didn't know the story.... so I figured the footage I had collected just needed to be put into the dreamtime story. It is such a special place. Thanks for watching! 🤙

[@gavinhartmedia]

@@BearyBoldBackyard In my early childhood, our family had some vinyl records. They were titled 'Tales of the Dreamtime'. Some of the tracks were: Why the kookaburra laughs, Kangaroo and Emu, Tale of the Wombat, Foolish Koala, Tale of the Bunyip? I can't remember if there were more. It's a pity I can't find them online to listen to.

[@gavinhartmedia]

@Beary Bold I forgot to mention, there's nothing wrong with your voice. 🙂

[@BearyBoldBackyard]

@@gavinhartmedia Yeah that would be cool. There is definitely more content being created.... hopefully the stories pop up one day.

[@BearyBoldBackyard]

@radGiddyDude Haha, Thanks. You're too kind 🙌

[@psilocybabe]

Awesome vid, thank you for sharing such sacred knowledge! Would love to know more about your family background and ties to the land in another vid, as well as more resources towards dreamtime stories!

[@headwound_harry]

Great video, an incredible story. Thanks for sharing this tale of the glasshouse mountains.. ❤

[@73kristilee]

I am Koori, Wiradjuri mob. I now live 20 mins from the Glasshouse Mountains and it is a beautiful spiritual magical land. You can feel the energy there. Thank you 🖤💛❤️

[@BearyBoldBackyard]

Thanks so much lovely! It really is a magical place. Such beautiful country. ❤⛰️

[@angusbooker3295]

Thank you for taking the time to put this wonderful video together. Gorgeous story telling..

[@SapphireBlueTravels]

Love this video.

[@BearyBoldBackyard]

Thankyou 🙌. I think this is a special one, for us. Took a while to get all the footage, different angles, and edit etc. But its worth it. I hope I did the legend justice.

[@kymboss]

What a Awesome video I had never heard of this story, Great work Beary Bold

[@BearyBoldBackyard]

Thanks for watching. Ive known the story since I was a child, its interesting that not many people know the story. So this video is a bit more special... sharing the story with such a stunning landscape. 🙂

[@OurBusyAussieFamilyOBAF2]

I live in Dharawal Country. Thank you for sharing. I LOVE Dreaming stories 🙂

[@BearyBoldBackyard]

Thanks for watching! We live in Turrbul country, half an hour from the Kabbi Kabbi country shown in this video. We learnt about this story in primary school. I like that I can share it with my children now.

[@sonamtshering3570]

❤

[@keglimp]

10k years ago almost lines up with the yunga dryas event... wondering if these odd formations are from a cataclysm

[@badpossum440]

they are lava cores from ancient volcanos.

[@anrit5972]

You have watched far too much of Graham Handcock and his shyster mate. A quick google would have given you the factual information they are 26-27 million year old volcanoes

[@ginovella7295]

Ummmm its all our country !