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7 meters? Except that implies it's one of the longest in the world that we've encountered.

Isn’t it interesting that the boat is casting the shadow on the bottom but the shark isn’t…

Aww, look it's a baby..

This is the exact reason I only ever swam in front of a protected reef when I lived down there! 😮

😳😧 You’re gonna need a Bigger boat!.

Living at Howick east of Esperance from mid 60's til mid 90s when developing then farming we made camping trips seeing several of the historical homesteads. The region is the richer for Roger Robinson's dedicated restorations and now Karli Florrison & her colleagues for their wonderful research and productions. Ferdinand von Mueller is one of our families forbears. Uncle to my Grandad, he was renown for his work identifying so much of Australia's flora receiving numerous international honors. Formally trained in Germany before migrating with two sisters, as government botanist he established the Melbourne Herbarium and did original layout of Melbourne's Botanic Gardens.

Good job!

Such interesting history put together so well.

So interesting. A real insight into stories and history from this time.

What an excellent synopsis of regional biodiversity and conservation efforts! Many thanks.

Well done ladies.

great work thankyou

The foundation of what we are today .my great uncle Jack Batt at eucla collected plants.his proper name is John downton Batt..I believe he had a aboriginal wife but can't find any records.moir family book has picture of him with aboriginal women

Well Done !

What an amazing story, I loved it! Thoroughly well researched and brought everything to life. I grew up on farm in WA and now live in Qld, so much admiration for the character and hard work of these early pioneers. Jennene and Karli, I am very impressed with how sensitively you explain the relationships between white Europeans and aboriginals in the area. They relied on each other and both benefited from those relationships, socially, financially, and culturally. Well done and very inspiring to see someone put so much passion and dedication into such a project.

Another great story in this collection. The closed captions need a lot work though.

Great production.

Thank you both for your efforts. Rivetting to the very end.👍

The ambulance mentioned was bought by my husband Edward McEwan (before we were married ). He sold it to his father Sandy McEwan who was great friends of Bertha, Karl and Iris and he sold it to Bertha on one of her trips to Norsemen. We went put to the station a few times.

Thankyou Karli and all for a wonderful documentary and to Roger and his team for the restoration. Brings back memories of the country from my youth in Esperance and district from 1961 - 1975. This awesome historical window into the harmonious aspects of Aboriginal - early European settler co-habitation in the area is priceless.

I'm a descendant of Henry Dimer, Catherine Taylor nee Dimer is my 2x great grand mother, I have shared this with the family and they love it. Catherine was sent to New Norcia mission as a child where she was educated and worked on surrounding farms, she married Thomas Taylor and had a family of 13. Unfortunately Catherine never returned home to her family, instead became well known in the New Norcia area, Catherine has a block at Yarrawindah, along the great Northern highway with a sign Granny Taylors Block.

Great, thanks Jennine and Karlie. Once again you have produced an amazing insight to our neighbourhood.I love your series.

Was very nice to know of my family history and see my Mum's brother talk much respect to my Family ❤

More amazing history recorded in an amazing video. Beautifully crafted once again.

I'm the great-great-great grandson of heinrich dimer and a descendant of jacob dimer, my great grandmother edna was 1 of 3 daughters of jacob dimer and elizabeth lynch born on april 4th, 1929, elizabeth lynch soon remarried after the loss of jacob and later had children to william "billy" trott, my great grandmother would often tell me stories about her life growing up as a young girl and the struggle of living life as an aboriginal, she used to always tell me about the the origin of our family and tell me that her grandfather originated from Germany but it's honestly just great to see that it's all been documented and to know that the bloodline of our family is still going strong

Sensational

Another very interesting video amazing what these people went through how tough their lives must have been

I hope they have movement-activated cameras to record visitors and vandals..

No roof in 1967 flic.kr/p/2pa9Hoq

Spiders need to stop testing these Wasps/Hornets

So this is the video Grandpa was in hahah its nice to hear his voice and stories again. R.I.P Gramps miss you🥲😊

So many stories and lives to connected to the one place. Amazing!

Amazing footage and historical photos, and intriguing history. Really great episode!

Awesome job!

Mortal kombat be like

What a fantastic look at was history.i wonder if these settlers meet my GGG uncle as he collected plant samples as well.his name was jack Batt.(John Downton Batt) manager at muir station eucla

I'm sitting here watching this as i'm from W.A, To see roger on here is an absolute spin out i'm blown away. My old man and roger were quite close friends when i was a youngin, Roger was basically considered an uncle to us boys. Good on you mate good to see you're still following your passion! This man has done some amazing work in his time.

very interesting indeed...as a nature lover - with friends in Australia... but also a singer and musician...i want to use one of HELEN's poems for music I have written...can't find the copy of words now !!! I t includes words... God who reigns above earth and sea and air... please contact me if you have the full poem. judith

Yes! so glad to see this made it to youtube

Why touching the baby ? That’s intrusive.

Wonderful video, thanks so much to Jennene Rigg and Karli Florrison. And to Roger Robertson for the wonderful restorations, not just here, but at Deralinya as well.

Esperance has lost so much history over the years shame the wool shed wasn’t saved

Really enjoying these snapshots of history, great work in putting it all together 👍

A marvelous piece of our area's history, right from the Edols through to the Dimer Family.

What a wonderful renovation!

Another beautifully presented story. The resilience of these people was extraordinary. Thanks again.

Fascinating stuff-well worth the hard work! Well done and thank you :)

lots of BS here

Almost a week? Why didn't you alert the authorities so that they could have at least attempted a whale rescue? That poor thing getting even more sun damage because you chose to not care and/or be lazy. Smh.... Thumbs DOWN!!!

Most Deffently A Touch a Paradise ❤