We found a BIG BREAKFAST and EVEN BIGGER INSECTS in the AUSTRALIAN BUSH that ATTACKED ME down under!

[@kevinbegley5881]

These are the best Australian reviews out of all I've seen, showing us proper Auz and putting answers to alot of wondering! Great people looking after you and showing you around! Keep having the best time, memories for life!

[@stevenbalekic5683]

Taverns are bars and bistros without lodgings and usually purpose built like that. Pubs (the old ones) are usually called hotels because they always included lodgings in the upper floors. Most pubs in Australia are multi storey buildings with a front bar (where the drunks linger), a ladies lounge (many are converted into something else these days) and a restaurant bar area where children are allowed, today in most states there are gambling rooms full of poker machines/pokies (5 reel slot machines), outdoor beer gardens and sometimes a sports bar where you can bet on horses, dogs, field sports, keno and lotto.

[@AntonyGoud]

My kids growing up had spaghetti on toast nearly everyday for breakfast. From a tin quite sweet and filling. Great to carry with you on long car, camping journey's along with baked beans and spam.Tinned food very handy when your in the outback of Australia sometimes not close to a shop

[@xaj1543]

I explained the other day that they were called hotels because before the eighties they had to offer room accomodation to be eligible for a liquor licence. If you had looked up outside the bar their would have been a second story, usually with a balcony. These pubs (hotels) are all over Australia, and are very often the most impressive building in town. Even small towns with very little else have a beautiful pub built in the 1800’s or early 1900’s. Now, obviously you can have pubs and taverns that are not known as hotels and don’t offer rooms. So basically, hotel is just a traditional name.

[@critique_maxq]

These Aussie Vlogs are a triumph Lee - congrats on taking I guess a brave decision to make this trip / the episodes are a joy 🎉

[@georgecopley3403]

Congrats mate, Guildford is the Town I grew up in, before I was sent away to New South Wales with the Australian Army, when I left there in 1967 we did not even have traffic lights

[@peterheyman8540]

A hotel has accommodation and one or more bars. A tavern has no accommodation but can have one or more bars. Pub is more a generic term for the bars in either a hotel or a tavern.

[@lezbarker2673]

Lee it’s tinned spaghetti made by Heinz the same as the baked beans exact same sauce. Beautiful on toast.

[@cherylsimpson6816]

Wow im absolutely loving your Oz videos! Really interesting to see all the scenery etc and all the pubs/hotels/taverns lol 😅 And the size of those ants!!!! 😮

[@bryanjary9691]

To clarify. A hotel is residential and the manager ( landlord ) lives there. A Tavern is locked and empty every night, nobody lives on the premises...by law... A pub is just a generic name for a drinking holesame as the UK.....hope that helps.

[@DarrellWood-e1x]

Food starts 21 mins In guys . Looks a decent brekkie . Great job lee

[@roviwoteap2375]

What a great guide David was. Thanks for the tour of Northam.

[@a.pwhiteside5872]

Lee, Traditionally in Australia Hotels have rooms to rent on the upper floor and a pub below, where Pubs have no accommodation.

[@linhofmann4913]

Such a shame it isn't late winter when you did this drive. It's stunning in August and Sept when the fields are green and the paddocks full of brilliant yellow canola crop.

[@stevetarrant3898]

I'm pretty sure the spaghetti they are referring to is tin spaghetti. It's as dissimilar to italian pasta as baked beans. It's not without its charm, great on toast.

[@davidmarshall5596]

Mister Macmaster! Like anywhere really when yya visiting it's the places AWAY from.the cities that show the REAL place & how the people really are! You're mate there was a big plus showing you around 👍 really entertaining vlog Lee 🎉

[@waynepicton2782]

This is Lee at his best ,doing a walk about showing us around this is the mcmaster doing what the mcmaster does best

[@pietjemol3420]

Oh boy, Northam was always on my route to Southern Cross, where I worked at the mines 30 years ago. Greetings from a Dutch guy in Madrid...

[@lynnerowlands5052]

Hey its lovely of that gentlemen to show you around and that little road looks so nice with all the lovely shops hey I have so enjoyed this vlog about Australia and all the different places that you have been thank you very much for sharing this with us xxx❤

[@petermastenbroek3935]

Hi Lee To clear something up for you. In the past pubs/hotels had to provide accommodation for travellers(long distances here). That's where Pub/Hotel comes from. A tavern doesn't have accommodation.

[@alisonhumphries]

Pubs are still called Pubs, the hotels are just a pub with rooms available.

[@stevemumbling7720]

I have lived in WA for 29 years, I've never seen a tarantula spider. I have seen large snakes in my garden and although they are deadly they aren't aggressive, they'll run away if they see you. As will most spiders you come across. Dangers from spiders is often exaggerated for effect to tourists, the really dangerous ones are over the eastern side of the country. I have never seen a spider under a toilet seat, and have lived and worked in the real 'bush' for years. I was in Northam yesterday, there's a cafe in the shopping centre where you parked your car that sells bangers and mash, delicious, and the bangers are large and curved as you described. I have stayed at hotel 190, it's pretty good, and had many lunches at Lucy's. I visit Northam and Toodyay quite regularly with work, he should have shown you Toodyay bakery, they make the best steak and kidney pie I have come across so far. If he had shown you the railway line behind the shops you might have seen one of those huge interstate freight trains with the double stacked sea containers, they're quite impressive, like the ones you see in the US. Northam and Toodyay aren't really the 'bush' as such, you need to get 500-600kms further out for that.

[@RichardWilkinson-cw1lx]

My Mrs has been bitten twice by a python, not poisonous but very sharp teeth and a Redback spider. The python was a pet we were looking after but the spider was while petting a kangaroo at Australia Zoo. It’s actually the insect bites, mosquitoes especially, that can make you quite ill.

[@stevemumbling7720]

@@RichardWilkinson-cw1lx For sure, mosquitos carry some really nasty diseases up in the tropics.

[@greg5639]

Dry summer ! 😂🤣😂🤣 oh, sorry, I thought we were on about England ! Obviously, we only have wet summers over here. But we shouldn't complain, a wet summer is better than no summer ! 🤣😂🤣😂👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@DerekNevatte]

Many years ago, most pubs provided accommodation and that was why they use the word hotel in the pub name. When motels became popular the number of pubs with accommodation decreased. The Great Western Hotel Motel, built in 1898, (must have a motel attached to it) in Cobar NSW has the longest veranda in Australia. Cobar has a very large open cut copper mine. Great food and huge 'T' Bone steaks. Pubs have an off license (bottle shop) where you can purchase cartons of beer, called slabs.

[@JackalynBeavis]

Hi Lee,another brilliant vlog. Your guide guy was so sweet. These vlogs show a beautiful side of Australia. The roads look so relaxing to drive on. Can't wait for the next edition xx

[@mwh7022]

32!GO says - Love out-of-city towns - real communities.. Perth seemed very sterile. Agree with MrBusandy, Kalgoorlie is interesting but you will need that hat with corks if you visit the open-cast mine. Hay Street is good value and if you feel a little “personal" relief, there’s just a place.or hit the hotel for a tinny of VB Beer. Being a mining town though, everything grinds to sleep early evening as most people are up about 4am to work the mines. Cousins lived in Boulder which is a nuggets throw away. Trip down the mines is good as is the train from Perth to KG on the “Prospector” - you see heaps and more trees than you could shake a koala at. Great videos Lee - keep on keepin’ on! Gee, I'm now writing with an Australian accent - it's the most infectious accent.. IN THE WORLD!!!

[@sandgroperwookiee65]

"Seemed very sterile"..why? Because it's clean with no litter 🤔

[@susanthorpe1740]

I am loving this chapter of your journeys 😊

[@YvonneCartwright]

Noticed all the roads are pretty good, no pot holes like in the UK.

[@timshipman6395]

Word of advice mate… check underneath your bog seat beforehand 🕸️🕸️🕷️😂

[@jonshadow4052]

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[@davidmarshall5596]

​@@jonshadow4052🪲🪲🕷🕷😂

[@serenepeacefulrelaxingmusi3874]

Great video! 😀 After reading the comments about preferences for breakfast, I have to say, each person to his/her own taste. Nobody's right or wrong. It's just food we find acceptable to our own taste and budget.

[@davidnm21]

I have visited that Woolworth building in New York it truly is a stunning beautiful building. Fondly remember the British Woolies. Weather looks gorgeous out there Lee I’m so envious I love the hot sunny weather personally. Those quaint little towns out there do remind me of some the back street American towns I’ve visited. Will definitely one day make the trip to Perth Western Australia.

[@reklaw3603]

good you got out into the bush Davey, not a city bush btw. awesome walkabout cheers Dave!

[@rickytonks4906]

That was a long one but still injoyed it mate nice of that bloke to take you out and about showing us more and yh it mad in Feb and it's banging hot it's raining here and cold nothing new ay lol keep them comeing and take care mukka

[@ketchmarkreviews7275]

Great video Lee. I could see me having Heinz Spaghetti for breakfast. Nice. If you like Milkshakes, consider investing in a metal straw. Paper ones are a waste of space.

[@sunshine3049]

Hey Lee...most Wetherspoons are hotels with bars and restaurants underneath...thought you would remember that. Thanks for your vlogs, hugs Sue( Woodhall Spa) x

[@jamesboswell760]

I’m an American and I will say we definitely do bacon 🥓 for breakfast!

[@davidnm21]

Love American crispy bacon

[@georgecopley3403]

A Tavern in Western Australia is where you go to just drink beer or wine & spirits, tavern's do not have rooms so you cannot stay there, if you have a Hotel you must have rooms by law

[@stephensmith7499]

Looks great there wish we still had old school shops in UK

[@stewartgovan1672]

Hi Lee .loving the latest installment of your Australian tour..the places you have been so far have been outstanding .what a great place to be .keep up the good work .Best wishes from Scotland .

[@helgabullabong]

Beautiful video, loved all the amazing scenery. You are meeting some wonderful people and I really enjoy all the sights they show you. Great series, well done.

[@garyrigby21]

Lee in India they sometimes call Cafes and Restaurants Hotels! imagine how confused i was

[@David.W.Kelsey]

Watching your Ausy vlogs are the best adverts for visiting Australia that I have personally seen, nice one Lee and no mention of EVs so far 🤔🤗👍👍👍

[@carolmoore4202]

What a nice guy taking you around to see the sights. I'm loving looking around. Hope you see a real kangaroo lol

[@peterbishop1933]

You need to go down the coast to Margaret river and some of the coastal town's there are wineries any craft beer's i think you would like it. Great video's

[@kimmatthews9293]

Good one Lee lovely weather injoy 😊😊😊😊😊

[@conroy1275]

You can't beat going deep in the bush. 😂

[@alanthomson1227]

Haha I’d be wary there , here you might get crabs , if their bush is so much bigger what do you find there , giant crocs .

[@rbnhd1144]

lol

[@rosemarymurlis-hellings8138]

But you are not out bush. This is a farming area.

[@caskur1]

I am loving your videos on my beautiful state but you have to come in winter and spring.. when the ground is green and the flowers are out.... you're doing a great job.

[@mareewalker1478]

yeah he did pick the worst month to visit.

[@peterbishop1933]

Well here in new Zealand a hotel is where you can rent a room to stay it usually has a bar. Tavern is just a licensed premise where you can eat and drink. Hope that helps 😂

[@chrisaris8756]

As a kid in the 50s tinned spaghetti was interchangeable with beans - in fact I think I preferred it. So that pre dates hash browns by years - they only became popular when? In the 90s??? Looks a great place to live. Would someone like to sponsor me to move there please? Spend my last few years in the warm.

[@aprilclark3179]

Loving the videos from Australia

[@nolajoy7759]

Alfred's Kitchen in Guildford has been around since I was young..50 years or so? Used to go there on a chilly night as was famous for its pea and ham soup.

[@AlanTaylorCRSmusicproduction]

Everything in Oz is trying to kill you Lee but do you have to act like such a big woos! 😜

[@malfunction8165]

Everything in Australia that walks, crawls or squats in the mud will kill you and use you eyes for gogo juice. I was flying a helicopter from Cairns airport and at the end of the runway was a crocodile farm with what was a 16 foot crocodile grinning at us, if the engine had quit, that's where we would have ended up, nice.

[@AndyBiddle-c8z]

This has got to be the best video by a mile..well done.

[@johnrimmer4841]

Hi Lee Just a reminder when you give centigrade temperatures give the Fahrenheit equivalent also,you’re from NJ so you understand lol nice front windshield shots, landscape similar to southern California in the Summer

[@sandgroperwookiee65]

It's 42°c here today in Perth... 108°f 👍

[@garymillerlcs]

Very enjoyable trip with David. We look forward to your daily Australian video. I hope you have time occasionally to relax though, without videoing and editing! Keep up the good work!

[@nigel8499]

I think you're falling in love with Perth and Australia Lee.

[@zebmason6530]

I used to have to watch out for the brown snakes (the deadliest in Australia) when I went in and out of the donga. You're forgetting about the jellyfish, cassowaries, sharks and crocs and still there are millions of Australians.

[@jonathanbowles2577]

Good Evening Lee and Dave. A very Lovely and i would say Scenic Walk about and a Professional filmed and Edited road trip to various towns. I really did like seeing those Amasing Breakfast Feasts on those Massive plates. This video did have some very Funny moments in it. OMG!!!!! The Killers Ants taking over!!!! I really am Fasinated at what Creatures Australia has to offer and live along side people. I totally agree with you Lee about the Ants and Spiders. I did like the places You and Dave visited. The people you meet Lee, they are so Lovely and Welcoming.I really did enjoy this Film Lee and Dave. I have just Subscribed to Daves Channel and watched his Intro video. Enjoy the rest of your Australian Adventure. All the Best Lee. Onwards my Friend. 😃😃😃🤓🤓💯💯💯👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@kevinmulligan6858]

OMG ... That was fantastic and i watched it straight through. It surprised me how empty the roads were and gives us a real feeling for how nig that country is. Again everywhere appeared so clean and tidy. The breakfast was first class and those properties appeared very cheap in comparison to the UK. I was waiting for a snake or two to scare the hell out of you but alas, we can`t have everything. It would be nice to see you visit a zoo or reptile house while you are over there so we can at least see your face when creatures of terror are in front of you ..GREAT VIDEO so thank you.

[@sandgroperwookiee65]

Yep it is a big country for sure. The UK fits into just Western Australia over 10 times. Now we have a population of 2.7million. 🐍 At 59 I've only ever seen one snake in suburbia. A few in the bush, but that's it. 🕷️Spiders are common but mainly Huntsman's & black house spiders. But they are of little threat & aren't aggressive. I caught 2 Huntsman's a couple of days ago on the wall inside & just caught & released them outside 👍 (actually the video is on my 'West Aussie Backyard Nature' channel). I've never been bitten by a spider...or snake. Though I copped a bite from a bullant last week..similar to the ants in this video. Ouch for an hour or so lol ✌️🇦🇺

[@chrisgrange4460]

Omg another brilliant vlog , you apologised for it being a hour I could have watched for loads more hours , keep up the good work 😊

[@nolajoy7759]

When we say "pub", it's informal word for hotel. If we are going to a hotel, for drinks or casual meal (we call "counter meal") we'd say we are going to the pub. Hotels can have accommodation upstairs or just the publican and family living there. Taverns are like bars..no accommodation, generally smaller, and we tend to say tavern in more country settings and bar in the city. But the confusing part is..a flashy expensive hotel like the Hyatt or Sheraton etc, is generally always called "hotel" ..as pub is more casual setting. Clear as mud? 😅

[@caskur1]

Pub = anywhere beer is sold... it doesn't get simpler than that. AND THE LAW IS... every pub and tavern must sell food too... so you might get a meat pie if you're lucky.

[@adamboro35]

I don’t get what your not grasping with the Hotels 🤷🏻‍♂️, we have them all over the U.K., pubs taking up the ground floor and they let rooms above , just small b&b style hotels , just not premier inn/Travelodge nationwide franchises

[@kevinjordan9855]

In Pudsey there is The Great Northern Hotel and the Pudsey Tavern both of which are pubs

[@Beanerds]

We ride those roads up in the hills on our motorcycles all the time they are awesome bike roads , we have stopped at most cafe's and Pubs on our journey's over the years . You have to try a pie up at Dwellingup in the ' Blue Wren ' cafe , the best ever .

[@maccladoz]

Before mocking spaghetti on toast, maybe you should try it. It is tinned spaghetti and it is a staple in Oz & New Zealand, it is a comfort food the same as beans on toast. In fact my mother used to ask us kids whether we wanted beans or spaghetti on our toast. But it's not just for breakfast, it is great anytime, day or night. I understand you were playing it up for comedic effect but you really should try it, tart it up with a fried egg or grated cheese...delicious.

[@StevenCooper-g5i]

In addition to the definition of a "Hotel" needing to provide accommodation. After a law change licensed venues which did not provide accommodation were called "Taverns" and to totally confuse, they are all generally all referred to as "Pubs"

[@kevinmott6205]

Catch up later Lee. You look like you are in your element. Be blessed mate 😊❤

[@debbietaylor20]

It's beautiful there. Thanks for these videos. I suffer with SAD really bad in winter and seeing the weather there and sea cheers me up . ❤

[@TheMacMaster]

Thanks Debbie. Lots more Blue Sky and Sunshine to come.

[@johnkitchen4699]

Did you find any garnets by the ‘river’ at the falls, you can definitely find them by Bell’s Rapids which is only a couple of km away. Guildford’s a cracking little town. Woolworth’s decentralized control of their operations many years ago so that each country’s operations ran independently (that’s why they still exist in Germany), but Woolworths Australia and New Zealand has nothing to do with the American version who hadn’t trademarked the name. Cracking video again, Lee. Nice to see somewhere different.

[@marcusversace9423]

Woolworth's supermarkets is a wholly owned Australian company - the current CEO is South African only - coincidentally Woolworth's UK and USA are not related. Wooworths Australia were started in 22 September 1924 and opened first store in New Zealand in 1929 Woolworths Limited (now Woolworths Group) was founded on 22 September 1924 by five Australian entrepreneurs - Percy Christmas, Stanley Chatterton, Cecil Scott Waine, George Creed and Ernest Williams. Current Headquarters: Bella Vista- Sydney

[@merv190]

There is Woolworths in South Africa but they are owned by a different company which also own the Country Road store in Australia.

[@rbnhd1144]

So Whats a Motel??? Just loving Perth, really impressed with every video and everyone that's taken you out and shown you around, they have been fun and superb hosts.

[@elizabethbryan3821]

Really love these vlogs..so interesting to see the local towns..I love Guildford..my daughter lives 10 minutes from there😀..the Guildford hotel is a fab pub

[@andygraves3658]

Breakfast looked almost perfect. No Grange Hill bend on the sausage 🤔.😃

[@susanmccarthy5977]

A hotel had to have accommodation to keep its liquor licence. A pub is short for public house, so in the past, it could be any house or building that had a liquor licence. A tavern is an up market version of a pub that sells food and a wider range of liquor. Taverns are more sophisticated eatablishments.

[@RobertWalker-lx3qu]

Hotwl, Taven and Public House are all English imports< In Australia and NZ back in the early days of coach and horse traval all the towns had Hotels for travelers to stay at, They are usually a Bar on the ground floor with accommodation on the upper floors It was the same the the UK in the same period , The town I lived in has a Public House built in 1865 no rooms to rent juast a place to eat and drink, Outside of the cities most towns consisted of a post office a Hotel/Pub general store and a church

[@susiejakes3019]

In the United States, there are Christmas stores that are open all year. In Michigan where I live, there is Bronner's Christmas Store which is in the Bavarian ( German settlement) town of Frankenmuth, Michigan. There are others in some other USA states.

[@timlarcombe6831]

I was up there 3 years ago in winter and the water was roaring over the wier

[@robblack7560]

Good to see you "charging your battery" in Oz. In the UK your Porsche batteries have overcharaged and melted. Enjoy.

[@stevekirkby6570]

I love this place... don't be a pansy about the ants and spiders :) I laughed at Hotels, Pubs, Off Licence, Taverns, Inns and bars. :)

[@tinaheath1865]

Excellent to see that you got out of the city. Toodyay is a lovely little town, interestingly as I was watching your video I noticed my car parked on the side of the road in town. Hope you are enjoying your time (hot though it is at the moment) in WA

[@waynekaminski5438]

Lee: "Any snakes around here? They won't kill you?". David: "Oh, yes they will kill you". Hilarious

[@wendychiverton2779]

Hi Lee I'm really enjoying ur trip around Western Australia it been so informative

[@benjaminmiller6]

I grew up in Guildford in the UK.....great contenr Lee.... come and visit G'town when youre back... some good chippies around, and pubs!

[@lindasinclair6366]

What a fantastic video, I’m absolutely loving your Australian content ❤️ hash browns and beans have no place on a breakfast 😂😂 I have spaghetti 🤣🤣 Most hotels in the UK have bars open to the public, my sister has a hotel in the Orkney Islands where we live and we all call it the pub! Looking forward to the next instalment. Heading to Cairo tomorrow so it might have to wait till I get back.

[@mareewalker1478]

❤ good to see Noble Falls and Northam. And love ye olde Guildford shops.

[@lesliecarter4295]

Just call them ‘boozers’ ! No confusion until drinking starts 😂😂

[@k_s_berry]

A motel is just accommodation, no bar. Just rooms. A hotel has accommodation and a bar. So can have a big hotel with a bar, or a bar (pub) that offers rooms. A tavern is just a bar (pub). No accommodation.

[@chris8966]

Lee while you are here you need to try Aussie staples like an hamburger with the lot , meat pie , chiko roll and for your sweet tooth a laminton , vanilla slice and of course pavlova. Good to see you out and about seeing the real Australia not just the big smoke.

[@Megavector2022]

Great vlog, Dave Bird seems like a top bloke.

[@kentvespa]

Getting Chuckle Brothers vibes with the pub/hotel/tavern thing 😂 Another great video Lee 👍

[@Ragnar009]

That breakfast looks fantastic. Your steak sandwich from the other day looked outstanding. An actual steak and fries (chips) with more than 7 chips, unlike what we get here in the states.

[@alastairhinksman6436]

Hi Lee really enjoyed the video love it when you make videos like this just having a wander and a walk about great more of this

[@StevenCooper-g5i]

Our equivalent to your "Off License" are referred to as "Bottle Shops" or if they have driveway sales, A "Drive Through." When travelling by road and need overnight accommodation they are "Motels" which may also have restaurant and bar facilities.

[@wonton8983]

If you are confused by Australianisms, Pub, Hotel, Tavern, wait till you stumble into the beer glasses sizes, Pot, Schooner, Bulcher, Middy, Pony, Jug, Handle, Bobbie, Pint, et al.

[@paulreaney4397]

Thanks Guys, really enjoyed this episode. it's great looking around, getting out of Perth Centre, keep up the good work !!!

[@paultwiss199]

That hippy shop in Northam was cool. york which is nearby is very nice. That part of the world is fabulous and almost like stepping back in time in some parts

[@shirley1827]

Liked this as you were in the country with the "ants" 😂. The food looked good. I liked the shop with clothes. Your friend was great and interesting, but where are the kangaroos and wallaby? 😊

[@davidshanahan5134]

Finally ..... Lee gets attacked by some wildlife. Must've made his day! He'll have stories for years when he gets back home.

[@lesliecarter8322]

Great VLOG, great tour. Breakfast was excellent, quality produce, fresh cooked. 9/10. Onwards.