Russell Crowe

But then when he ties it in to the life journey of his father and his father's health problems and stuff, it gets really emotional.

And it's quite a beautiful read.

I highly recommend it.

Could you find it?

Our Oak and Bones.

Yeah.

It's a really good read.

Yeah, they're getting around to it.

And things like what he's doing where you can actually –

read the physical benefits of people going in the bush.

But that's what I get when I go home.

I get out into the bush and sometimes I might drive a machine to a certain point and I just get off and I walk and I just listen.

And I go and visit trees that I like or areas that I like.

I'm actually going through a long time ago, I planted like 38,000 trees as a kind of an offset tree.

a carbon offset, right?

Now some of those trees are 25 plus years old.

So I'm going through the process in that 44 acres where I planted that plantation of taking out all the non-native undergrowth.

And then the next stage is going to be putting back into that area the trees that were ripped out of there prior to the First World War.

Red cedar and white mahogany and all these things.

So, you know, beautiful trees.