Warragamba a story of our making
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ธ.ค. 2017
- Generations of Sydneysiders owe their thanks to the 2000 workers who worked round-the-clock shifts to build Warragamba Dam between 1948 and 1960. This is their story told by the men and women who lived and worked at Warragamba.
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Interesting video on how the dam was built. Thank you
What an absolutely fabulous video...
Great to see. My uncle Bill Egan was a design engineer on the project. On ya uncle Bill🤗
Grew up at warragamba,, my dad worked at the dam, Jim Drennan was his name. Great memories.
My favourite BBQ place in the 80's.
Ah another magnificent aboriginal achievement........
Ron Bradley One of the best traxcavator drivers i have seen while working there and a true gentleman.
Good memories my family was involved with the Quarrying side thank. You
Skye Hanlon yum
my uncle Alan Weir worked on the dam i came up from Melbourne to see the construction with my dad i have some greatearly pictures
I knew Arthur Jenkin of Hurstville who was one of the principal design engineers.
Fantastic achievment but when is Sydney Water going to clean up the arsenic pouring down the Tonalli River into Burragorang?
Apparently there is going to be fracking under parts of the dam.... 😟
garbage
Hi Skye
Skye Hanlon yes
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among us
Instead of spilling the dam why don't they make it compulsory for houses to fill tanks with water storage
I guess the tanks had been already full because if the rains and cool weather.
Sydney cldn't survive w/o it.
And they ruined it adding new estates over the old parks, taking the history with it.
Rip lion park
Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall....
If they look at the map of the state they could run pipes off the back send water out west when floods easy as pipes above ground on stools so no nature gets destroyed give people jobs and help out west with water