Eastwood Farm - Chitsworth Gympie - Australia
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Eastwood Farm hotel city: Chitsworth Gympie - Country: Australia
Address: 29 Wanaring Rise; zip code: 4570
Featuring free WiFi and a sun terrace, Eastwood Farm offers accommodation in Tamaree, 8 km from Gympie. Free private parking is available on site. Every room is fitted with a private bathroom.
-- Eastwood Farm住宿加早餐旅馆位于塔玛里（Tamaree），距离金皮（Gympie）8公里，设有免费WiFi和阳光露台，提供免费的内部私人停车场。 每间客房均设有私人浴室，提供免费洗浴用品和吹风机。 住宿加早餐旅馆设有共用休息室。 住宿加早餐旅馆距离最近的阳光海岸马卢奇郡机场（Sunshine Coast Maroochydore Airport）71公里。
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Harvesting the Sun
Some new age farmers in QLD have started harvesting the sun.
Why You Shouldn't Simply Touch A Dog
Excerpt taken from National Geographic's Bite Me With Dr Mike Leahy.
NZ to Gympie and beyond and repairing cyclone damage
A trip from Nelson (New Zealand) to Gympie in Queensland to see my brother George and his wife Heather. This video is the first of two and contains footage of their house and gardens that they are so proud of.
I was taken to Tin Can Bay and saw tremendous scenery and also visited a relatives section in Cooloola cove.
I flew Air New Zealand all the way there and back and found the experience to be first class although I was in cattle class....lol
I did gain permission to video in Farmer & Sun Southside, Gympie and must comment on the great staff they have..... thank you.
All the movie footage taken was on my Sony HDR as300 handy cam and edited using Power Director 16.
Music by Andre Rieu and Enya so sit back and enjoy my view of the trip
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Organic Macadamia Nut Industry in Australia: From Farm to Mouth
From the macadamia capital of Australia: The Northern Rivers of NSW, health practitioner and educator Dylan Smith interviews a long-time farmer who is a devoted part of the minority of organic macadamia nut farms.
With the increasing challenge of growing organic macadamia nuts, organic farmers are succumbing to conventional farming with pesticides.
Bruce Chester discusses his challenges and is an exemplar of the level of passion we want in those who grow the food we eat.
Explore the farming procedures, growing stages and uses and benefits of these powerhouse, heathy fat-filled nuts.
Hail Storm Aftermath
Aussie World car park after freak hail storm.
Searys Creek, Rainbow Beach, Qld
Crystal clear running water makes a nice home for the eel and catfish. Just 7 km from Rainbow Beach towards Gympie and Tin Can Bay, you will find a small carpark off the road. Set in ferns and melaleuca woods, take the boardwalk down to the one of the two swimming holes. It was great to see National Parks and Wildlife Service had recently updated the jetties. There is plenty of room for towels and drinks and spectators (it is cold!). Steps down into the water are easy for all ages and run straight into a sandy creek bottom. Stained with tannins from vegetation, the rainwater is tea coloured but transparent. No murky water today – we could see the little fish and big yabbies. A huge tree trunk lies across one end -perfect as another platform for launches across the water.
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Ravenshoe - The Highest Town in Queensland Australia
Ravenshoe, pronounced “Ravens -hoe”, is a town located on the Atherton Tableland in Far North Queensland, Australia, some 123 km (76 miles) south west of Cairns. It is known as the highest town in Queensland at an elevation of 930 metres (3,050 ft) above sea level. The towns has the highest pub (hotel) in Queensland “The Ravenshoe Hotel” (up to 2014 was known as the Tully Falls Hotel).
The area was first settled by pastorialists prior to 1881, however, when stands of red cedar trees were found at nearby Cedar Creek, the mining entrepreneur, John Moffat purchased the pastoral properties and the village of Cedar Creek was established.in 1910 Cedar Creek was renamed Ravenshoe. The name is supposed to have been chosen because a copy of Henry Kingsley’s novel “Ravenshoe” (1862) was found nearby. By 1912 the town had a store, a school, the Club Hotel and a population of 1,000.
The main industry, up to 1987, was timber, when the government made 900,000 hectares od surrounding rainforest world heritage listed. The main industries now are tourism, beef and dairy farming.
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Raymart - Like Kmart without a K or Gympie and back again
Meet Raymart. He's more connected than the VC, he's between trips to Japan and he's currently living at home in Gympie with his parents.
Raymart is the (more academically successful) Max Fischer of USC, with no less enthusiasm for everything he does.
So, let Raymart show you a few days of his life... and he'll 100% for sure be taking a vlogging camera to Japan with him.
Archeologists Uncovered 50,000 Year Old Artifacts In This Cave That Rewrite Australian History
Archeologists Uncovered 50,000 Year Old Artifacts In This Cave That Rewrite Australian History
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Farmer Discovers 4 Kittens In Barn But When They Grow He Realizes They're Not House Cats
He Found A Baby Bizarre Creature Dying In The Sun. What He Did Next Defied All Odds!
The Story Behind This Rare Car Found At The Bottom Of A Lake Is Utterly Fascinating
When This Locksmith Cracked Open An Old Safe It Revealed Some Extraordinary Treasure
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Warwick Rural Real Estate - 472 Mapes Road, Warwick Qld. 4370
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73 Acres Rural Real Estate For Sale, Warwick, Queensland.
KAMBAWALL
The moment you drive through the sandstone entrance and up the driveway towards the homestead, you are greeted by the well-manicured gardens and ornaments that show the pride the owners have for this stunning and highly presentable property.
With the homestead and sheds located in the middle of the property, you are surrounded by the cultivation paddocks with breathtaking views in each direction to the horizon and mountain ranges.
This charming renovated Queenslander has all the features you would expect to find with a large front veranda capturing the summer breezes to the back alfresco deck, for your country family meals or morning coffee. With five bedrooms, two bathrooms, country style kitchen, separate dining and lounge rooms, there is plenty of room for families of any size. A fully enclosed wrap around sun-room on two sides of the house captures the winter sun and filters throughout the high ceilings and internal lead-light windows and doors. There is
also a separate office, laundry and second toilet.
*SHEDS
As you walk out the rear of the homestead, you come across the two-car garage, with the lock up workshop next to it. Next is the double stall stables & tack room ready for ponies or horses and has access on both sides. Next to this is the entertainment quarters with bar, lounge and gaming area with a large shade tree outside covering the dining and BBQ area ideal for any style of celebration. Next to this is the seven bay (20m x 9.5m) machinery shed for all your recreational vehicles and additional storage.
Directly opposite is a big four bay (25m x 8m) machinery shed with high roof, tall enough for your tractors and farm machinery.
*ACREAGE
This property is 73 acres of fertile back soil with 52 acres approx under cultivation. With four internal paddocks separating the cultivation, pastures and natural bush setting at the back. The homestead and sheds are fully fenced and separated from the rest of the property.
*WATER
There is an abundance of water supplied by three dams, which have been cleaned out, a 69m deep bore (36m top water) with 3,600 litres per hour (allowed) fitted with a four inch electric submersible pump and supplying the gardens, stock troughs and sheds. Rain water tanks currently hold 8,000 gallons (36,000 litres) supplying the homestead.
*STOCKYARDS
Located beside the sheds are the portable panel steel stockyards and arena.
*SILOS
With 28-ton of storage from two x 8-ton and one x 12-ton silos.
*This property has been a successful hay farm and it is suitable for type of livestock, small crops or farming.
Located approx 15 kms south east of the city of Warwick, it is a short drive to all amenities you would find in a city. Just 2 1/2 hours from Brisbane.
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Found Palace Wall in DESTROYED-STONEHENGE area, inside CRATER! Victoria, Australia!
This is an exclusive. Wall found inside Volcano. Don't expect to read about a vanished Civilisation in Western Victoria anywhere. Archaeologists themselves are on the fence about what to call it and they don't mention the destroyed Stonehenge at Derrinallum.
This was part of a road trip organised with Marie, who runs Expatlife. Check her channel here:
I wished to visit the Lost Civilisation I call `The Land Between the Two Volcanoes' on the western plains of Victoria. According to the below website, there were six stonehenges in this location. Guess what, all are gone!
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Where I found out about the six stonehenges, great website!
If you read William Buckley's Biography, the first white man in Victoria, who lived in this area, you get the impression that the history of the aboriginees in the area is much more comprehensive than we have been led to believe!
Check out also my previous video on this subject, and area!
This civilization grew axes and traded in Eels. They built eel wiers and other means of farming. They even seem to have had a type of perma-culture at the very least. This wall inside the volcano crater cannot be a coincidence. It must be some kind of royal palace of the area. The crater has steep walls which rise up significantly, creating a wonderful echo when you shout.
This location would have afforded perfect security, awing the natives into submission! This kingdom endured until European times. I believe Peruvian Royalty sailed across the Pacific, landing in Gympie, where they built a town, and a pyramid, which was quarried to build the modern town!
Several of these people sailed south to Western Victoria. They discovered grand sweeping lakes and set up their kingdom, mixing with the locals to found an empire which has been unrecorded by history! Or, could this all be just a coincidence?
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David Gibson Hopeful On Reviving Mary Valley Towns With Increased Tourism
A Mary Valley conservation group is hoping the new LNP Government will help rebuild the region after Labor's controversial proposal for Traveston Dam. The group said although it's been three years since Labor's plan was scrapped, the Mary Valley is a long way off recovering.
The group hopes the new Government will help entice more tourists back to town and help redevelop the farming industry. LNP Member for Gympie, David Gibson says he wants to help the renewal teams and says bringing farming and families back to the Valley will revive the community.
27 March 2012
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Sunshine Coast Agricultural Show
Check out our interview with Andrew Diggines - Farm Manager from the Compass Institute! He talked to us about the institute, why he and the students volunteered at the show last year and why they're coming on board again this year! Enjoy!
Note: The song used in the background is Fearless by Taylor Swift, we do not own the rights to the song. All rights are reserved to UMG/Taylor Swift/ Big Machine Records.
CH10 NEWS SolarFarming in QLD
Reap the rewards of solar power with SolarFarmers. A powerhouse investment with returns up to 20% per year (for the TVC)
SolarFarmers featured on Channel 10 news. Learn how one farmer is reaping the rewards of solar farming.
John Farnham - “Your the Voice” - live at Sandalford, Swan Valley - Sun Dec 8, 2019
John Farnham - Your the Voice - live at Sandalford - Dec 8, 2019
Sunshine Coast bushfire threat prompts authorities to evacuate homes | ABC News
Peregian Springs locals on Queensland's Sunshine Coast have been forced to evacuate their homes again, as the area is threatened by the third bushfire in just over as many months.
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Do Horseshoe Crabs STING?!
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More closely related to spiders and scorpions than crabs these ocean dwelling creatures have roamed the seas since the time of the dinosaurs. Today they can be found all over the world but only come close enough to shore certain times a year to reproduce. However timing these events can be hard to predict and it was only be mere chance that the Brave Wilderness team was able to happen upon one of these bizarre arthropods.
Now the only questions is…since they are closely related to scorpions, do Horseshoe Crabs sting?!
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The Sou'Westers Perform Going West on Good Morning Show
The Sou'Westers perform Going West on Good Morning ahead of leaving for Gympie Music Muster in Australia.
Waterfalls & Waterholes in Queensland, Australia
Waterfalls and Waterholes in Queensland. Majestic waterfalls dropping into beautiful lagoons and raging rivers that have some awesome power. These are scattered throughout North Queensland and are well worth the trek for a look. Cool down away from the surf and sand in one of the many swimming holes of the Gold Coast, including Currumbin rock pools, Cedar Creek rock pools and the man-made rockpools at Broadwater Parklands. The tiny township of Finch Hatton presents you with a rare chance to get up close and personal with an Aussie icon when you go scuba diving with platypuses. Freshen up on Fraser Island with its champagne pools, fresh springs and over 100 freshwater lakes. Take refuge from the outback sun with a splash in the boulder creeks in Girraween National Park. #toowoomba #dalby #tara #surat #st George #goondiwindi #trains #railways #tracks #rail tunnels #rail bridges #running water #waterfalls #atherton #carnarvon #babinda #cairns #beaver rock #fishing around beaver rock #fishing mary river #mary river fishing #west qld #west queensland #travelling #queens park #maryborough #heritage markets #scarness #piabla #urangan#tin can bay #cooloola #gympie #fraser island #dolphins in tin can bay #mary river #maryborough #australia #johnekert #john ekert #john ekert channel #queensland #travel #documentary# sights #explore #wide bay #hervey bay #fraser Island #goomboorian #organic #beans #organic farm #dairy farm #fresh vegetables #cooking #vlog #blog #qld #maaroom #fraser island fishing #fraser island drivi