Who is watching season two?
Any idea of which lake they were using for the filming?
Surely this is recognisable?
Alone Season Two
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Alone Season Two
by icefest » Fri 29 Mar, 2024 6:22 pm
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Men wanted for hazardous journey. Low wages, bitter cold, long hours of complete darkness. Safe return doubtful.
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Re: Alone Season Two
by eggs » Sat 30 Mar, 2024 9:19 am
OK - so Alone Australia is filmed in New Zealand...
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The boat to the start of the Milford Track passes right past here.
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The boat to the start of the Milford Track passes right past here.
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Re: Alone Season Two
by icefest » Sat 30 Mar, 2024 9:36 am
eggs wrote:OK - so Alone Australia is filmed in New Zealand...
Yep,
Just like the most of the US Alone is filmed in Canada, Swedish Alone is filmed in Norway, German Alone is also filmed in Kanada.
Men wanted for hazardous journey. Low wages, bitter cold, long hours of complete darkness. Safe return doubtful.
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Re: Alone Season Two
by johnw » Sat 30 Mar, 2024 10:47 am
icefest wrote:eggs wrote:OK - so Alone Australia is filmed in New Zealand...
Yep,
Just like the most of the US Alone is filmed in Canada, Swedish Alone is filmed in Norway, German Alone is also filmed in Kanada.
I watched Season 1 which was filmed in Tasmania. I'm guessing the restrictions on hunting etc in Australia limits the available locations.
Ironically, I'm guessing they could possibly hunt Australian brushtail possums in NZ as they've become a pest there.
John W
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Re: Alone Season Two
by Eremophila » Sat 30 Mar, 2024 7:31 pm
johnw wrote:Ironically, I'm guessing they could possibly hunt Australian brushtail possums in NZ as they've become a pest there.
Yep - possums, boar and deer. And midges…..
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Re: Alone Season Two
by matagi » Sun 31 Mar, 2024 12:38 pm
The lake they are using is Lake Te Anau - a substantial body of water with large parts of it only accessible by boat.
This makes me the first man to climb Mount Everest backwards, without oxygen...or even a jumper.
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Re: Alone Season Two
by eggs » Mon 01 Apr, 2024 1:04 pm
For those that missed it...
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Re: Alone Season Two
by Tortoise » Mon 01 Apr, 2024 2:29 pm
It looks like Season 2 will be much more interesting, with most if not all people actually equipped to give it a good shot, and with enough potential sources of food to avoid it just being an exercise in surviving starvation.
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Re: Alone Season Two
by johnw » Mon 01 Apr, 2024 4:03 pm
eggs wrote:For those that missed it...
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I've been through that area by road, that spot is not far from the road to Milford Sound. Some spectacular scenery around there.
I haven't started watching yet, but assume they are well spread out away from that specific (drop off?) location?
John W
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