in Western Australia, they have trees that are pinned for climbing. This is filmed from the point of view climbing a 65m (215ft) tall one.
in Western Australia, they have trees that are pinned for climbing. This is filmed from the point of view climbing a 65m (215ft) tall one.
No safety harness, permit, training or ticket is required, you just come, climb, and try not to fall.
Nobody has ever died from falling from this tree yet.
I filmed my climb in 4k, with no commentary, and no jump-cuts, to try to preserve the experience in video, for the day when climbing is inevitably halted.
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I would be worried about finding drop bears up there.
Its OK I had some vegemite smeared behind the ears to ward them off.
I work with a guy from Melbourne, and he told me that there's evidence some dropbears are growing attracted to vegemite.
Now, I don't know if there's any truth to that, be careful, ok? Really careful..
On the forehead.
Never really understood the insistence of putting it behind the ears....