Comments by "Teagirl009" (@Teagirl009) on "American Stunned By Australia's Most Underrated National Park" video.

  1. Ahhh the Bungle bungles. Another of Australias incredible UNESCO world heritage sites. Apparently they were largely unknown to the public until the 1980s. Of course Indigenous communities knew all about them. People often say they resemble bee hives. The name or word Purnululu is Indigenous, from the Gija people, meaning 'fretting sands'. Bit of info - The orange-red bands are coloured by iron and manganese, the grey-black stripes are a cyanobacterial crust—ancient living organisms that help the sand keep it's shape.
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  2. The tourism boards should fund Ian and his family to come here for 6-12 months and travel around the country making content. Maybe in Caravan (like he said he'd love to do).
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