Life in the Falklands

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Learn about life in the remote outpost of the Falklands, and meet the welcoming people of Stanley, its capital, and farmers living in outlying camps, as all settlements outside of Stanley are known. Video by Mark Coger.

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The farmer has an interesting accent. It sounds a mix of Cornwall and New Zealand.

gingerbaker

Hahaha this is so good to see paul . I enjoyed shearing at long island when shearing in the northcamp Glenda is such a magical lady. Cnt wait to do another shearing season in the islands.
Will James

williamjames

God bless the British Falkland Islands & Islanders!
🇬🇧🇫🇰

walesruels

Falkland is another example of the benefits of owning/colonising many lands across the world. As a British, if you are tired of life in the UK, you could go almost anywhere in the world and relax or even settle there. There are pros and cons to it but I think advantages outweigh the disadvantages. How I wish I'm British 😊

michaelogunronbi

Very nice, but I like to have a closer relationship with my sheep and goats. They know me and come when called. More symbiotic, more caring. ❤ 🐑

restoretheearth

The stone corrals, located in many areas, were built by the first Argentine gauchos inhabitants of the islands.
The purpose was to keep wild cattle confined.
The first constructions date back to 1829, when Luis Vernet served as 1st Argentine Governor of the islands.
In 1833, British pirates invaded the islands.

curamalal

Deberían hacerlo doblado al español para ser apreciado por gente de España y Sudamérica. Gracias. Lindo vídeo. Very good!!!

Pablo

If trees grow in your climate, introduce them

WOLF-mhkq

You and i are relation some where down the iine syilling is the family grandmother emily jane lee

joanandrews

well shot just a bit pointless, as there was no ending

icdas

Life in the Falklands
Significa la Vida en las Malvinas, los Kelpers no dicen Malvinas si no Falklands.

stephencurry

Did you mean:

M A L V I N A S?

piadas

"... the British occupation in 1833 was, at that time an act of injustifiable aggression..."
(Official Secret Memorandum of the British Chancellery, September 17th, 1946)

alexm