Wild, Blue and Free. The Series. Episode Guide. Proudly based in Tasmania, Australia

Wild, Blue and Free. It's not what you see, but how! See also our online clips and shorts.

Ruby Taylor out on location with Wild, Blue and Free (Ruins at Stonor Turnoff, Southern Midlands, Tasmania)

Wild, Blue and Free. Through the eyes of artists and a country musician. All the fun with Kip Davies and Ruby Taylor

Wild, Blue and Free: "Director's Cuts" - Currently Airing.
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1. The Hunt for the Haunted Hearse: Introductory special for WB&F assembled from earlier footage shot on Phillip Island.
2. The Hunt for the Great Aussie Sheila: Fun, tongue-in-cheek adventure by Kip that highlights the Aussie sense of humour.
3. The Hunt for the SS Speke: Also re-cut recently and currently airing. Original version in full as a "Watch Now" broadcast.
4. Remnants: Racecar Graveyard. A re-cut version of our early "Folklore Explored" movie. See Remnants: The Movie special website for original release information.

Wild, Blue and Free: Episode Guide
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Episodes 1-4 (1 hour each): Tunnack Main Road: Oatlands to Colebrook. Our detailed exploration on and around this historic road in the Southern Midlands of Tasmania ended up airing over four TV special episodes.

In the first one hour special, we started our adventure at the popular tourist town of Oatlands. Then it was back in the truck and on down the Tunnack Road, visiting the historic Oatlands Catholic Cemetery. There's so many small heritage townships and intriguing things to see and experience along this fantasic alternative tourist drive!

Approximately 20 minutes along this paved country road we came to the old Baden General Store. All around Baden are amazing sandstone ruins, plus some breathtaking views, gorges and native forest.

We decided (Episode 4) to detour at the highway junction and travel through Woodsdale to Buckland on the East Coast. And wow, it was worth it not just for the mountains and bush or the creek crossings, but for the fantastic junk and second hand centre "The Buckland Bazaar"!

Here's our collage view of one of the great historical road we travelled in this part of the Heritage Highway region of Tasmania.

Researching and Exploring through 170 years of History

Collage Over Map. The Historic Tunnack Road: Under Exploration!