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Must go see the big boys and their toys one day! Thanks for sharing 👍💙

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Beautiful! Love your eye. How fortunate we are here in Tassie. Merry Christmas to you and yours ✌️

Wow didn't realise it was that bad. It's recently been sold

If you're not speaking, remove the original sound! We don't need the sound of the wind in the mic

Fairly sure it was confiscated as proceeds of crime, when Chinese businesses men were convicted for money laundering. Correct me if that isn't the case.

Wow. This really something unique.

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Sad and lonely in the weed, the bare bones of Bonita. Thanks for sharing.

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Soooo sad! Realistic prices for such a worthy project would be welcome!! The government should really be stepping up here 😓

Beautiful - $3.2m ? Could be on the market for a while ...

Its heartbreaking to see these beautiful, historic buildings decay. Thankyou for the video. From a fellow Tasmanian. ✌️

That would be awesome to restore if you had the money ❤❤❤❤

Great video rocket still looks amazing

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This was a mining town back in the 1950's when I visited as a child with my family. In the 1990's, it was a bit of a 'hippie' community, but bushfires seem to have taken a toll on many of the buildings.😢

I visited this in ~2018. It was a great experience & now so sad to see its demise. Such a waste of taxpayer funds to see it abandonned & rotting away.😢

Unlikely that NE TAS would need another golf club/resort. There's a hugely popular one @ "Barnbougle" in the Scottsdale area.

Hi, where is this located? I’m situated in northern Tasmania.

They can’t do anything about it, this place is going through court atm the federal police have it and it prompted to go on it the people who owned it aka Chinese people stole millions from it the police found millions of dollars in the walls of the place

I was in there yesterday

I just visited yesterday, and holy shit it is destroyed, I saw a needle I didn't want to pick up, I saw metal balls above the broken parts of the roof, I saw all kinds of drinks, with a noose (Suicide) knot at the front. It is insane to think how people don't care about old things.

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These shots are absolutely stunning! I’ve subscribed, fully watched, and liked. Keep up the great content! I’m also working on similar projects and love connecting with other creators.

Richard Hill’s house

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I just bought a Neo too, can't wait to test it out this weekend!

There are nicer places than the East Coast of Tasmania..... I'll let you know if I find them. Lol

looks good Tassie nice footage where is this

STOREY’S Creek?

wheres this at?

Sorry but to my eyes the house is terrible, the layout is awful, the roof is ridiculous, the bedrooms look like prison cells, the bathrooms are cold and uninviting, the way the stair leads to a closed door, how dark the room with the gable trusses is. Not a luxury mansion, really just a huge barn. It's a bit surprising that the place hasn't been scavenged for the good stuff like the off peak heat banks, radiators, floor boards (is it Tas oak flooring? ) Have the pavers been looted?

Nice flight the neo looks alot of fun 😊👍👍

there are time limits regarding legal proceedings for property confiscated due to money laundering in Australia. Here are some key points about these limits: Forfeiture Proceedings: Under the Proceeds of Crime Act, there are specific timeframes within which the authorities must act. Generally, the AFP must file an application for forfeiture within three years from the date of seizure. Criminal Charges: For criminal charges related to money laundering, the statute of limitations is typically 12 months for summary offenses and no time limit for indictable offenses. This means that serious charges can be pursued indefinitely

Absolutely unbelievable…….

Brings back so many beautiful memories. Thanks

Amazing

Where is this in Tasmania

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well that was shit

i went there once back when it was still open to the public, bout 2006 or so

it’s nice they still have power poles, but would it still work? i guess do other wise they would move them wouldn’t they? great video :)

Now I'm crying floods of tears! I spent a lot of time in Tasmania in 2019 visiting with my kids and deciding which part of Tasmania to move to. I'm in country NSW but I have always wanted to live in Tasmania but unfortunately the pandemic put to rest the plans I had back then. Reading comments from the people who worked on this house and their despair at the state its in now just breaks my heart. I hate seeing beautiful homes become ruins because the owner wants to go to the next big thing (golf and a resort YUK) and I'd give anything to have a chance to restore it and have animals grazing and food growing in the gardens. There's SO much homelessness, and Tasmania is doing pretty bad in that respect, that we should be keeping foreign nationals out of our property markets and giving your average Joe a chance at the Australian dream. As an Indigenous Australian, it hurts seeing country being abandoned in this way. What a gorgeous ruin, but it should be so much more! Thanks for reading.

Clever. And subtle. Annie 🐧

ps. looks like there mighta been some Fenshui involved in the layout ?? (inc.) tennis court rectangular pond ?? etc...

excellent videography, superb choice of audio accompaniments'. regards from patersonia