Bruny Island, Tasmania Travel Video Guide

Rob Pennicott and his artist wife Michaye live an idyllic family life on Bruny Island. Surrounded by nature and a bountiful sea, Bruny appears to be paradise, but as Rob suggests, may not be for everyone. I also discuss the sad history of Truganini, the last full blooded Tasmanian Aborigine.

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• Tasmania
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• Truganini
• Aborigine
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• family
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[kbvilla]

Overlander, I just have to ask you this question...Do you have any experiences of your own that would lead you to believe the Tasmanian tigers still exist (or not)?

[overlander]

@kbvilla There have been a lot of people that have spent a lot of time and money finding a tiger, including Bob Brown who I interview for the sth wst wilderness story. Very slim chance

[HutchCin]

You've done it again... the quality of your work is scary, Overlander you rule

[overlander]

i sense a little sarcasm in your comment, u cheeky bugger Adam!

[chilbury]

Great video bloke 5 stars.

[overlander]

good to hear from u chilbury

where r u in this big brown land now?

[WolfsRain131]

lovely

[ChannelsNotAvailable]

All our blood is the same. Please refrain from using the term "Full Blooded!"

[TruePowerKnowledge]

It's very sad what the White race have done to the Black Tasmanian aborigines. 

[kalacaw]

Thank you for making this wonderful video. I was looking for a bit of personal information about Truganini, and you gave me so much more. This is truly a lovely presentation. Thank you again.

[ryanrivers24]

beatuiful=) greetings frm canada

[nutier]

Awesome video ! I want to visit Tasmania where the air is not pollutant . thank you for sharing .

nutier

[gresiu7]

relaXing NICE VIDEO guidER i like iT cheers from AMSTERDAM