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Nantawarra Silos 2022 - Drone Flight
Footage taken in 2022 before the silos were demolished in early 2024.
I thought I'd lost this footage - but now it's found!
No history lesson here. Just the views for preservations sake.
I thought I'd lost this footage - but now it's found!
No history lesson here. Just the views for preservations sake.
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The Pichi Richi Railway - Slow Travel Into the Outback
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Join me on a journey through the stunning Flinders Ranges as we dive into the rich history of the Pichi Richi Railway! We'll take a ride on two of its charming trains and soar above the tracks with a drone for a breathtaking aerial view. Let's discover the stories and heritage behind this iconic Aussie railway together. Don't forget to hit that like button and subscribe for more adventures. Tha...
'The Blow Down' | Pichi Richi Railway - Flinders Ranges
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Steam engine W934 around Quorn and Woolshed Flat in epic Flinders Ranges winter weather. Music: Sappheiros - Solitude Stream on Spotify: open.spotify.com/track/795YHk... Download/Stream: stream.sappheirosmusic.com/so... License: creativecommons.org/licenses/... ● You are free to use this track, but you must give credit to Sappheiros. ● Do not register this track on any distribution platform or ...
Historic South Australian Railway Stations Compilation - Part One
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Historic South Australian Railway Stations Compilation - Part One
Palmer Sculpture Biennal 2024 | Outdoorstype Edit
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Palmer Sculpture Biennal 2024 | Outdoorstype Edit
Historic South Australian Railways by Drone - Part 7
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Historic South Australian Railways by Drone - Part 7
Walter Jordan and the Boambee Creek Railway Bridge
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Walter Jordan and the Boambee Creek Railway Bridge
Monarto to Sedan Railway Line - Salt Creek and Reedy Creek Bridges
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Monarto to Sedan Railway Line - Salt Creek and Reedy Creek Bridges
Railway History at Old Tailem Town 2024
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Railway History at Old Tailem Town 2024
South Australia's South Line - Tailem Bend to Serviceton
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South Australia's South Line - Tailem Bend to Serviceton
The Promised Land Loop Road Five Minute Remix
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The Promised Land Loop Road Five Minute Remix
Outdoorstype 23 Remix | Best Of | Outtakes | Extra Footage
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Outdoorstype 23 Remix | Best Of | Outtakes | Extra Footage
Waterfall Way | Thora to Dorrigo Mountain
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Waterfall Way | Thora to Dorrigo Mountain
Glenreagh to Dorrigo - Historic Mountain Rainforest Railway
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Glenreagh to Dorrigo - Historic Mountain Rainforest Railway
SteamRanger on the Victor Harbor to Mount Barker Railway Line
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SteamRanger on the Victor Harbor to Mount Barker Railway Line
Historic South Australian Railways by Drone Compilation Part 6
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Historic South Australian Railways by Drone Compilation Part 6
Silver City Comet Walk Through - Broken Hill
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Silver City Comet Walk Through - Broken Hill
The Broken Hill to Port Pirie Railway
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The Broken Hill to Port Pirie Railway
Salt Lake | Sky Mirror - Lake Bumbunga - Lochiel - South Australia
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Salt Lake | Sky Mirror - Lake Bumbunga - Lochiel - South Australia
Across the Condowie Plains - The Old Line from Snowtown to Brinkworth - What's Left?
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Across the Condowie Plains - The Old Line from Snowtown to Brinkworth - What's Left?
Sema4 was a lovely resort in those days a train trip to sema4 was a treat to be had
The scenic from up there looks very beautiful 💖🌟
It really is!
I umpired at rosewater footy ground in the late 1990s with the defining squeals if train wheels, and the clammer of box cars.
I can almost hear it now! Thanks for watching!
Semaphore Road is a joke now. Even with a train line running through the middle of it the road it was more open and safer than the obstacle course it has become.
Another well put together presentation, thank you! My Old Man was Post Master at Alberton Post Office in the late 40s, & my family lived in the Post Office residence right next to the Alberton railway station. Grandma lived in Short Street, Rosewater & the Dry Creek line ran past her back fence. Us kids used to be entertained with stories of the "good old days" in the Port, including a catastrophic fire in the Glanville sugar mill, when floods of treacle blocked the train line. Thanks for the memories, mate!!!
Thanks for sharing your memories too!
Me again, a new kid on the block! Another gem, mate. Well done!!! I "grew up" (NEVER!) in the Woodville area & we used to hang out in Finsbury in the 1950s. I remember the guard house or blockhouse near Torrens Road, and the big, empty, open, concreted tanks sunk into the ground at various points. We figured they must've been water storages in case of fire in any of the factories. We called them "batteries" for some obscure reason...🤔
Just found your site. Very nicely done! 50 odd years ago, I was a member of Adelaide Harriers athletics club, & every Sunday morning a group of us used to do our "hill work" in this area. World class runners (not me, I hasten to add!) like Billy James & Maureen Moyle (RIP) used to run up that gully & we'd often speculate about how all the old train wheels got into the creek bed. Good job, mate!!!👍
Welcome aboard!
awesome views
Nice work. I read a heritage document done for the silos in hopes that it would be heritage listed, apparently they were the first silos in SA. I think about last year I saw a train here and the video turned out ok, but my stills camera wouldn’t focus in time 😳 Sometime in the future I am hoping to do a video explaining the demolition of silos around SA, I managed to get some sort of coverage of most of the ones closer to Adelaide which includes Hamley Bridge, Mallala, Long Plains, and the 1 video of Nantawarra.
Would be great to see a before and after video!
Go up to OWEN great idea mike but you wont get a SAR oval beef mince pie for lunch
I don't quite know why they seem intent on demolishing them. Beautiful drone here and preserving history 😍
I'm not sure either but it's probably $$.
Mike i think a talk programe should be devoted to areas of the SAR would be interesting to all the younger folk. So much history has been lost forever
Look at the Pt Lincoln division utter disgrace
Such a massive network. Relegated to history.
This is what happenns when you privatise government assets such as SA bulk handling
Excellent Mike what a shame remember those silos well 100,000 of tons of wheat and barley was railed l from there over the years since they where built By SA Bulk Handling . No w thats going back !!
Nice one Mike so glad you found the footage shame it is gone but now on yt forever
Another country silo bites the dust!
Shame they are gone, quite majestic in a way
Would like to hear the train, not the “music” ! Good video.
Ok thanks!
You have lots of knowledge on trains ! Yaa trains are cool I remember when I was in grade 5 watching them with friends after school 😆
Thanks for watching, mysterious!
Great video. Perhaps, the longest train to Wallaroo…see Train Enthusiasts’s Video Diary 1986-11-09 by Adnoorak.
Thanks! I'll check that out. Adnoorak captured some great video!
love local history
My understanding is that they are working with local councils to take over the existing museum from SA water
Fingers crossed for them!
Four of the explosive vans still exist. One is fully restored at the National Railway Museum, one is rotting away at Cobdogla and two are restored and preserved indoors at the Illawarra Light Railway Museum in NSW. The latter were originally at the SA Motor Museum but they gave them to Illawarra fifty years ago. The Milang Railway Museum tried to do a deal with Illawarra to get one back to SA but they want to keep them both.
Thanks for that information! I wonder what the status of Cobdogla is? Seems to be in a hiatus...
Absolutely Brilliant. You should be very proud of this video Well done mate!
Cheers, OMallee!
Very interesting, thanks for posting
It's my pleasure. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Thanks, drone shot are brilliant. Shame that Saltia Hotel is not still there, looked like a top spot. Cheers.
Fantastic scenery, fantastic history and a fantastic video! I hope this gets the views it deserves. Really great job! Thank you Mike!
Cheers, John!
Thanks Mike nice video. Pichi Richi is all ways a favourite. Was there at Quorn 4 weeks ago with my son.👍👍👍👍
It's definitely worth an annual pilgrimage for sure. Thanks for watching!
A great video Mike i enjoyed it very much .
Thanks, Daryle. Glad you enjoyed it.
Absolutely smashed it with this one Mike!
Thanks, Rhee! I'm learning and loving it more every time.
Hi Mike. Certainly a great deal of time and effort went into creating this fantastic video. I certainly enjoyed watching it and thank you for sharing it.
Cheers, Luke. Appreciate the kind words and I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Ripper stuff mate! Well done :)
Thanks for being a part of the journey, Kane. Your comments mean a lot! See you out there on the next one!
Probably one of the best railway videos on TH-cam.
That's a pretty awesome compliment! I am humbled. Glad you think so!
Excellent video, I can appreciate how much has gone in with the research, video and editing, Well done !!
So much work! I love it though!
Watched many of your vids now & always look forward to the history lesson. I only had a passing interested in rail but now thru your vids am a bit more enthused. Im a patriotic croweater, though I'm now retired & living in Queanbeyan. Theres an ol family story of my grandfather who was at the helm of SAs largest steam train that was derailed i think near Bordertown. My grandmother had a copy of the accident report... unfortunately lost to time. It was also mentioned in a book she had. I'm sure it was called Rail Accidents in South Australia or something... Do you know this book & how i could find out more about that incident. His surname was Sharrad (my mothers maiden name). The large Sharrad family started with two brothers from Kent, one had 11 sons, the other 7 sons... now their offspring has infiltrated every state & territory. Another sad incident was a young Sharrad girl lost her life falling from a train at Tailem Bend. Anywho keep up valuable work! Cheers.
Thanks for adding that information! I always learn a lot from these comments and they are much appreciated.
Brilliant video as always Mike. Loved it! I see you found the old turnstile at Quorn & the forgotten tracks heading east away from the station. I've heard that loco sitting next to the water tower, is a sister unit to Peronne at the NRM!
Thanks! You always add some interesting connections I wouldn't have otherwise known.
love your vidio. as a young fella i sometimes travelled as an apprentice diesel mechanic,on the "silver city comet" , between parkes & broken hill. i got to travel up front, next to the driver & observe the beautiful scenery first hand. greatest days of my life & since then, i really enjoy your type of content. please keep up the great work!! most relaxing & interesting to watch.
The Silver City Comet is an iconic train. What a privilege! Thanks for commenting!
Terrific video, Michael. Thoroughly enjoyed it, very informative, great detail and entertaining.
Thanks, Gary! See you lineside soon!
Scenic looks very beautiful ⛰️
That monster 👾 looks very scary arising from depths below 😨
Would it be awesomeif that line was reinstated with some funding from sa gov, to allow the pitchi richi steam trains to go from port augusta to Peterborough via Quorn.
What Pochi Richi will ned yo do in coming years is to invest in narrow guage concrete sleepers inserted one in 4 wooden , this will help to secure the track in guage and over time dramatically bring down track maintenance.
I'm sure the amazing volunteers will look after it for many years to come
That was really good👌🏼 💙🚂@5172
Nice experience. Thanks
Thanks! Always welcome.
A live steam live stream.
Running faster than a french train ATM
Hi Mike. cool scenery
Gday cobber
Looks quite green out there! Hard to hear you though.
We owned a place for 12 years that was built on the location of part of the former Actil station.