On this one hour special, Huell travels to Australia to take the road “less” traveled. In the second of two segments, Huell meets a piano-playing dingo and enjoys a traditional Australian BBQ with locals in the town of Broome, plus he visits the Pearl Luggers Museum. He visits the worlds oldest operating outdoor movie theater and the original Broome jail that has been converted into an art gallery. He stops at the Meckering Earthquake Visitor Center and discovers the rabbit fence, which is the longest fence in the world. There is even an American connection as Huell tours the gold town of Kalgoolie where President Herbert Hoover worked as a young man. He enjoys a Kangaroo filet and ends his adventure at the beautiful Lucky Bay in Western Australia.