This is the 50th video covering the history and mystery of Hobart and surrounds is up now on TH-cam. Thanks to everyone who has watched the channel. Audience enthusiasm has meant a great deal. Extra thanks to the generosity of Patreon members. It's rather humbling. I'd also like to publicly thank Ken Zebra, who initially and perpetually encouraged me to produce videos. Without his unfounded confidence in me I literally would not have begun. If I could talk to the animals, I'd thank Harry and Dolly (RIP). If I had a time machine, I'd like for them to meet and play. In my mind they are as good friends to each other as they have been to me. And to Mum, the most important and consistent person across my lifetime.
Dear Angus, #A subtle missive! The volumes of words you hear from that not known nor understood come from the animals that look not only at you in eye,but also peer in the covers they reside sharing in essence all they behold transcended too YOU uptaken sometimes unaware from where this "innate inner voice" came from! Stalwarts of this realm we are , and to attempt to not do so to those in misunderstanding not fathomed in ourselves is an injustice to self alone. You my friend hear, listen and express same similar in subtle ways to this your audience in video we see! Continue my friend....... continue ❤️✔️
The views and support you get speak to the amazing work you do, shedding light on the lore, backalleys and backwoods of our sleepy, southern town. I could barely believe it when I ran into you one day, walking the dog on Max's loop! Local legend, unshrouding local legends!
I always enjoyed the Domain, it was a great place to be as I lived in Nth Hobart, you showed a lot of history I was not aware of. Congratulation on 50 videos, great work.
Our life stories melt into our landscape over time. Once, my mum gathered up some wood near the water tank one year. We were quite poor and couldn’t afford a load. I carelessly threw a branch in the car boot but it landed on a bottle of Chilean wine Mum had bought for us to drink later. (from her latest Bingo win at the Polish hall) we sat in the grass pouring what was left of the wine into the cups of our hands and sipping the beautiful wine. Every time I drive past the water tank I think of my Mum. Thank you Angus, for sharing this video with us, reminding me of this special day and spot in my life. ❤
I have learnt more about Hobart's history from your hard work and research that has gone into the videos on your channel than I have for any other source, thank you Angus!
@@angusthornettare you at any stage intending to stray north, and cover some history up this way, myself, and many others would be grateful and interested…
Thank you, Gavin. This support is huge help. I’m currently finalising the edit on a new video. It’s about the lost Highland Road to Hobart. It should be up on the channel at 5pm Sunday.
Thanks for your hard work, it very much appreciated. Hobart history presented in a modern way. My kids have watched them. I hope you end up with your own tv show!
Hi Angus. The domain was my old stomping ground throughout my earlier years. I learnt to drive up there before they shut the middle road. There was a flying fox in the park up on top of the hill, it was always in use. My father took us to the water tanks every year to watch the fireworks at the Regatta, it was a popular place to view them . Lets not forget the dog training every Sunday morning. The old Olympic pool was where we played every weekend through the summer. We used to catch the train from New Town station to the city. I was young when the trains stopped and remember being very disappointed to not ride on them any more. Lots of memories. Thanks for your excellent videos. I learn something new every time you and the dog go on your walkabout.
Thanks, glad you're getting something from them. So many of the things you've mentioned are gone now. But everything goes away in the end. You experienced it and that's the most that can be done.
I used to roller-skate on the old tanks as a kid and I saw my first concert at the Domain as an adult (AC/DC) in 2001. My mums friend Bobby Kelty owned a house on the Glebe and he raced Dalmatians on the Domain. I lost a tooth chewing Minties while watching one of those races. I know little more of the history.
Thank you for all your hard work and research for putting these amazing videos together Angus. I’ll be honest. It’s been over 20 years since I left Tassie and your channel makes me miss Hobart more than ever.
Thank you Angus for another precious gem. The Domain was a place we were made to play soccer on at 8am Saturday in the middle of winter, then a few years later wagging school for a day here and there up on the Domain. I had a boat shed for a few years at the slips; their all gone now, unfortunately. Appreciated, is the slow development, mostly luck, and partly good planning. I hope the Derwent Sea Scouts can find a permanent home there soon. We are all fortunate to have access to such a place here in Tassie.
As someone who drives past the Athletic grounds every day, i always thoight the concrete 6 block was a leftover from a development at the athletics ground, never thought it was from the old pool. There is lots of hidden stuff on the domain if you look!
Missed the AC/DC concert by 6 hours on my first return to living in Tasmania, as kids in the 80’s we loved going to the Adventure playground near the summit. Also was a spectator standing around 30 metres from where a Mini being driven in Targa lost control into the crowd and fire tanker, wasn’t a good day, luckily no fatalities. Was last there in Nov 2023 at the Tennis Centre for a friends Birthday, cheers Angus
Angus, this your 50th video related to Hobart history was fascinating, well researched while leaving us so well educated in Tasmania’s beautiful capitol. Thank you for your on going work to produce these great points of history.👏
As usual another great informative video, Tasmania has a great history hidden away ( that you are uncovering ) let's hope our future also adds to the stories
Hi Angus ,the original Botanical Gardens station building is now at the Tasmanian Transport Museum in Glenorchy together with the station from Newtown.
Wow. Memories of parts of Hobart that I still can recall, and some, like magazine I knew nothing about! Your camera work is excellent, as is your comintary. I Have always wanted to return there, but as my use by dateis ever nearer I suspect this is just a well meant-to-be dream. Northern Colorado is a long way from there! A job well done, and thank you so very much. Is there, or have you ever visited Port Arthur with your camera? I spent few years there; imagine my shock and horror, as City boy in Melbourne to...There! I had never seen a cow before, and did not know what these bovines were and I asked about TV, I was looked at...quite suspiciously and asked,"What is TV?" True story!
Really lovely video mate. You’re absolute blessing to the platform my friend, this has always been the content I’ve longed for. I love the thoughtful yet sombre tone, and it has made me realise over your last 50 videos, how much around us has been forgotten. Keep up the good work mate, it’s always a good Sunday when you upload.
Fantastic summary about the domain, so much history up there. Interesting about the original water supply for the botanical gardens, given Hobart is the 2nd direst city in Australia it did well to supply enough water for the gardens.
Cheers and thanks for the summary of the Domain. Our amateur radio club - the Radio and Electronics Association of Southern Tasmania currently utilizes the weatherboard building a the top for our clubrooms and activities.
That was a great documentary mate. A credit to you and your researching skills. Loved that image of the proposed railway into the city. Imaging looking down Collins Street and seeing that grand art Deco train station entrance! Cheers mate
Thanks again Angus the history of this beautiful city I now call home and your videos are of great interest & I often feel encouraged to to explore myself some of the many places you have introduced me to. Cheers Mate
Angus, congratulations on your 50th video on the history and mysteries of Hobart. I have learnt so many interesting stories of Hobart since my arrival in July 2021. Keep up the great work . Btw do you do speaking engagements for history nerds? If not you should (maybe an old Hobart drinking establishment would be a good venue )
Thank you Angus, you documentaries are so informative delivered in such a generous manner. Sort of bitter sweet, with so many of those early buildings dismantled. What do you think of the new stadium proposal. ? I am dead against it as i have think such a structure will have a negative impact on the surrounding area.
Thanks Angus for your videos. I always look forward to them learn a little more about Hobart it’s one of our family’s favourite holiday destinations each year We have referred to some of your videos to explore for something different to the usual tourist destinations.
This is first time I watched one of your videos on my big screen tv. I just happened to pick one of your best episodes yet. Loved it. Mainly because when I was in Hobart , I took a great internet interest in the Domain area. You answered lots of lingering questions I never got around to finding out myself. Cheers.
Another Awesome video Angus!, and all the old photographs and maps your able to acquire is Priceless. Did The Western train line of the Derwent that go out to Maydena way? And did you get out to Hardline @ Maydena this w/e just gone. That was epic to watch and i thought Derby was tassies premier mtb bike track but it may be Maydena. Stay safe brother and ill see you in your next post. Legend M8👌🏽🤙🏽
Hi Angus- I takes my dogs up the domain almost daily- thanks for pointing out some things I have walked by and never realised the significance of, particularly the Number 6 block! Do you have any idea what the small concrete slabs below the radio tower on the easter side of the domain are remnants of? There are two to the north of the middle carpark (just above the water reservoirs with BBQ facilities) another to the south west of said carpark. The northern ones have evidence of plumbing. I do wonder if they are part of WW2 defence systems?
Why the Government didn't choose the TCA ground to redevelop into the CBD stadium I'll never know. Multiple entry exit points, any number of extra roads and carparks could be built. Access to the Northern train line is close by (because one day surely we'll get trains again!?)
They might still do it. Apparently the cricket is trying to pull out of Blundstone and want a dedicated ground of their own. Either would make a better location for a stadium than Mac Point!
Thank you for this excellent 'walk and talk' on the Domain. It has been a definite jog to my multiple memories of living in Hobart at a number of times in my life and as a child in the lives of my parents and family. It was very sad when the wonderful passenger rail system was demolished. My father at one time worked in Tasrail (as it is called now) as a clerical staff member and I can recall as a child moving to Hobart with my family when my father was temporarily transferred. I always have felt deeply saddened by the knowledge of how the last Thylacine died at the Beaumaris Zoo. Hopefully there may still be a Thylacine somewhere in the wilds. However they would have a tough time in today's Tasmania. So many good and sad memories. Thank you again. The land looks very dry at the moment which sadly is true in the north as well. May I ask if you are related to the Sydney Thornett family who included some renowned footballers (rugby I think). My family were very close friends with members of that Thornett family who spent some time in northern Tasmania and who later lived in Fairlight near Manly in Sydney?
Hey Angus, I have really enjoyed your vids - just came across them! You have a lovely voice and a great way of telling a story. It amazes me that Hobart has had many dreams that have failed. Its like the feng shui of the place is all wrong. I couldn't put my finger on it but you explained it perfectly in the Black Snake video. Give me a yell if you are ever down in Dover- cheers!
Thankyou for acknowledging the homeless that use the domain. This land is for the use of our people. It bothers me that these people are often moved on.
Are you sure there was any Aboriginal Tribes in Hobart area, or brought there? The tribal population was always small in Tasmania. Like 800-3000. More exaggerated figures 5K to 10K.
Another cracking video Angus! Interestingly Plate Number EU4106 Vehicle Make TOYOTA Vehicle Model CAMRY Manufacture Year 2003 Colour White Registration Status Registered Heavy Vehicle Category N/A Expiry Date 01/06/2024 Vehicle Engine Number 1MZ1613503 Is Vehicle Stolen No
This is the 50th video covering the history and mystery of Hobart and surrounds is up now on TH-cam. Thanks to everyone who has watched the channel. Audience enthusiasm has meant a great deal. Extra thanks to the generosity of Patreon members. It's rather humbling.
I'd also like to publicly thank Ken Zebra, who initially and perpetually encouraged me to produce videos. Without his unfounded confidence in me I literally would not have begun.
If I could talk to the animals, I'd thank Harry and Dolly (RIP). If I had a time machine, I'd like for them to meet and play. In my mind they are as good friends to each other as they have been to me.
And to Mum, the most important and consistent person across my lifetime.
Dear Angus,
#A subtle missive!
The volumes of words you hear from that not known nor understood come from the animals that look not only at you in eye,but also peer in the covers they reside sharing in essence all they behold transcended too YOU uptaken sometimes unaware from where this "innate inner voice" came from!
Stalwarts of this realm we are , and to attempt to not do so to those in misunderstanding not fathomed in ourselves is an injustice to self alone.
You my friend hear, listen and express same similar in subtle ways to this your audience in video we see!
Continue my friend.......
continue ❤️✔️
The views and support you get speak to the amazing work you do, shedding light on the lore, backalleys and backwoods of our sleepy, southern town. I could barely believe it when I ran into you one day, walking the dog on Max's loop! Local legend, unshrouding local legends!
Lovely words 🤗👌
I always enjoyed the Domain, it was a great place to be as I lived in Nth Hobart, you showed a lot of history I was not aware of.
Congratulation on 50 videos, great work.
Our life stories melt into our landscape over time. Once, my mum gathered up some wood near the water tank one year. We were quite poor and couldn’t afford a load. I carelessly threw a branch in the car boot but it landed on a bottle of Chilean wine Mum had bought for us to drink later. (from her latest Bingo win at the Polish hall) we sat in the grass pouring what was left of the wine into the cups of our hands and sipping the beautiful wine. Every time I drive past the water tank I think of my Mum. Thank you Angus, for sharing this video with us, reminding me of this special day and spot in my life. ❤
I have learnt more about Hobart's history from your hard work and research that has gone into the videos on your channel than I have for any other source, thank you Angus!
Thanks, mate
@@angusthornettare you at any stage intending to stray north, and cover some history up this way, myself, and many others would be grateful and interested…
Thanks Angus here's a pineapple for my appreciation on your work m8👌🏿
Thanks!
Thank you, Gavin. This support is huge help. I’m currently finalising the edit on a new video. It’s about the lost Highland Road to Hobart. It should be up on the channel at 5pm Sunday.
Thanks for your hard work, it very much appreciated. Hobart history presented in a modern way. My kids have watched them. I hope you end up with your own tv show!
Hi Angus. The domain was my old stomping ground throughout my earlier years. I learnt to drive up there before they shut the middle road. There was a flying fox in the park up on top of the hill, it was always in use. My father took us to the water tanks every year to watch the fireworks at the Regatta, it was a popular place to view them . Lets not forget the dog training every Sunday morning. The old Olympic pool was where we played every weekend through the summer. We used to catch the train from New Town station to the city. I was young when the trains stopped and remember being very disappointed to not ride on them any more. Lots of memories. Thanks for your excellent videos. I learn something new every time you and the dog go on your walkabout.
Thanks, glad you're getting something from them. So many of the things you've mentioned are gone now. But everything goes away in the end. You experienced it and that's the most that can be done.
I used to roller-skate on the old tanks as a kid and I saw my first concert at the Domain as an adult (AC/DC) in 2001. My mums friend Bobby Kelty owned a house on the Glebe and he raced Dalmatians on the Domain. I lost a tooth chewing Minties while watching one of those races. I know little more of the history.
Thank you for all your hard work and research for putting these amazing videos together Angus.
I’ll be honest. It’s been over 20 years since I left Tassie and your channel makes me miss Hobart more than ever.
Thanks, mate.
There was talk in the early 2000's to bring back the trains. As you probably know the tracks are now a walking track right into the city.
Thank you Angus for another precious gem. The Domain was a place we were made to play soccer on at 8am Saturday in the middle of winter, then a few years later wagging school for a day here and there up on the Domain. I had a boat shed for a few years at the slips; their all gone now, unfortunately.
Appreciated, is the slow development, mostly luck, and partly good planning. I hope the Derwent Sea Scouts can find a permanent home there soon.
We are all fortunate to have access to such a place here in Tassie.
also just up from the sea scouts is the old powder jetty, where the gun powder was unloaded
PS also had the frost cracking under foot at soccer
Thanks
Thank you very much, mate. Huge help to the channel. Appreciate it a lot.
As someone who drives past the Athletic grounds every day, i always thoight the concrete 6 block was a leftover from a development at the athletics ground, never thought it was from the old pool. There is lots of hidden stuff on the domain if you look!
Yeah, it's odd
Me too always been wondering 🤔
Nice work. I’m glad I got to drive and hike around the Domain.
You did well, Brian.
Missed the AC/DC concert by 6 hours on my first return to living in Tasmania, as kids in the 80’s we loved going to the Adventure playground near the summit. Also was a spectator standing around 30 metres from where a Mini being driven in Targa lost control into the crowd and fire tanker, wasn’t a good day, luckily no fatalities. Was last there in Nov 2023 at the Tennis Centre for a friends Birthday, cheers Angus
Angus, this your 50th video related to Hobart history was fascinating, well researched while leaving us so well educated in Tasmania’s beautiful capitol. Thank you for your on going work to produce these great points of history.👏
Thanks for watching, James.
12:47 Hey! That’s mine! 😆
Another great video Angus! Thanks for uploading 👍🍻
Do you have “The dog and I” tee shirts and coffee mugs yet? I’d buy one 👌😊
I don't know how keen the channels viewers actually would be these things.
@@angusthornett maybe down the road a bit 👍
Do it mate, you never know, they might take off!
An excellent video Angus. So many fascinating things in it that were a total surprise to me.
Thanks, Trevor.
Interesting- I'd never considered where the water came from historically for the Botanical Gardens
There are a lot of under-examined things about Hobart.
What a dude, your deep appreciation of history deserves a hat off mate
Cheers, dude.
Loved to see the photo of the pool. Brings back memories. I also think there was an 'Adventure Playground' up there somewhere in the 70's. Maybe?
There was. It had a flying fox. Got taken down because it was deemed unsafe.
As usual another great informative video, Tasmania has a great history hidden away ( that you are uncovering ) let's hope our future also adds to the stories
In time I hope new people will add their own narratives.
Fabulous, more secrets of Hobart revealed and so nice to see the rainbow. Hobart truly is the Rainbow City.
Thanks, Catriona
Your filming is superb, and your naration is just as good
Cheers, mate.
Hi Angus ,the original Botanical Gardens station building is now at the Tasmanian Transport Museum in Glenorchy together with the station from Newtown.
Thanks, Robin
Each of those landmarks are a video of their own. I didn't know of the gunpowder store there.
Anyone can go look at it.
I used to swim at that pool, many happy memories jumping of the dive platform on a hot summers day, Thanks Angus for the memories
Thanks, mate
Wow. Memories of parts of Hobart that I still can recall, and some, like magazine I knew nothing about! Your camera work is excellent, as is your comintary. I Have always wanted to return there, but as my use by dateis ever nearer I suspect this is just a well meant-to-be dream. Northern Colorado is a long way from there! A job well done, and thank you so very much.
Is there, or have you ever visited Port Arthur with your camera? I spent few years there; imagine my shock and horror, as City boy in Melbourne to...There! I had never seen a cow before, and did not know what these bovines were and I asked about TV, I was looked at...quite suspiciously and asked,"What is TV?" True story!
Great VLOG Angus. As usual. Any thought on a VLOG on Old Beach? It seems to be a forgotten remnant of the Easter shore. 👍
Maybe eventually
Your videos make me want to come back to Tassy. Epic episode.
Don't do anything too rash.
This is great, only been to Hobart twice but love it…and there’s a cool dog!
Dogs improve most things.
Really lovely video mate. You’re absolute blessing to the platform my friend, this has always been the content I’ve longed for. I love the thoughtful yet sombre tone, and it has made me realise over your last 50 videos, how much around us has been forgotten. Keep up the good work mate, it’s always a good Sunday when you upload.
Thanks, mate.
Fantastic summary about the domain, so much history up there.
Interesting about the original water supply for the botanical gardens, given Hobart is the 2nd direst city in Australia it did well to supply enough water for the gardens.
Yes, it was a real feat.
Cheers and thanks for the summary of the Domain. Our amateur radio club - the Radio and Electronics Association of Southern Tasmania currently utilizes the weatherboard building a the top for our clubrooms and activities.
Thanks, mate.
Terrific work, thanks heaps, Angus. Really informative!
Another fantastic video, thanks ❤
Thanks, mate.
That was a great documentary mate. A credit to you and your researching skills. Loved that image of the proposed railway into the city. Imaging looking down Collins Street and seeing that grand art Deco train station entrance! Cheers mate
The layout of the whole city would have changed.
Great video mate
Cheers, mate.
Thanks again Angus the history of this beautiful city I now call home and your videos are of great interest & I often feel encouraged to to explore myself some of the many places you have introduced me to. Cheers Mate
Yes, you should go out. on foot. Hobart will reveal itself that way.
great research & production from ur drone footage i see so many buildings that must have their own individual stories. !
Thank you
Angus, congratulations on your 50th video on the history and mysteries of Hobart. I have learnt so many interesting stories of Hobart since my arrival in July 2021. Keep up the great work . Btw do you do speaking engagements for history nerds? If not you should (maybe an old Hobart drinking establishment would be a good venue )
I don't. I'm less impressive IRL.
😆😜
Thank you Angus, you documentaries are so informative delivered in such a generous manner. Sort of bitter sweet, with so many of those early buildings dismantled.
What do you think of the new stadium proposal. ? I am dead against it as i have think such a structure will have a negative impact on the surrounding area.
Thanks Angus for your videos. I always look forward to them learn a little more about Hobart it’s one of our family’s favourite holiday destinations each year
We have referred to some of your videos to explore for something different to the usual tourist destinations.
Good to hear, always new things to see. If not then there are new ways of looking at the same things.
This is first time I watched one of your videos on my big screen tv. I just happened to pick one of your best episodes yet. Loved it. Mainly because when I was in Hobart , I took a great internet interest in the Domain area. You answered lots of lingering questions I never got around to finding out myself. Cheers.
Thanks for viewing, Danny
Another pearler. Thanks Angus.
Thanks, Tony
Your videos are informative and a joy to watch, Thank you for showing us hidden Hobart history. I love your little dog, what breed is he/she ?
He's a rough coat purebred Jack Russell.
You and the doggie have taught me so much about Hobart, thank you Angus
Best one yet.
Cheers, mate.
Thankyou Angus, as ever you are able to document aspects of the history, of in this case the Domain, that I wasn’t aware of. 👍😁
Cheers.
Thanks Angus! I always look forward to your videos, you and the dog never disappoint 😎
Dog wins again.
Another great video. Give Harry a pat from me. Keep up the great work
Just have. Thanks.
Another Awesome video Angus!, and all the old photographs and maps your able to acquire is Priceless. Did The Western train line of the Derwent that go out to Maydena way? And did you get out to Hardline @ Maydena this w/e just gone. That was epic to watch and i thought Derby was tassies premier mtb bike track but it may be Maydena. Stay safe brother and ill see you in your next post. Legend M8👌🏽🤙🏽
I only watched the coverage of Hardline online.
Enlightening, interesting and enthralling as usual Angus
Thank you, Tommy
Love your presentation, enlightenment through enthusiasm, well done.
Thank you.
I always learn heaps watching your videos, much appreciated mate..👍
Thanks, mate.
Love your work mate 👍🏻
Cheers, mate
Thank you Angus and thank you Ken!
Hi Angus- I takes my dogs up the domain almost daily- thanks for pointing out some things I have walked by and never realised the significance of, particularly the Number 6 block!
Do you have any idea what the small concrete slabs below the radio tower on the easter side of the domain are remnants of? There are two to the north of the middle carpark (just above the water reservoirs with BBQ facilities) another to the south west of said carpark. The northern ones have evidence of plumbing. I do wonder if they are part of WW2 defence systems?
One was a scout hut.
Informative as always thank you Angus
Thank you.
I haven’t heard the term “in yonks” in yonks.
Why the Government didn't choose the TCA ground to redevelop into the CBD stadium I'll never know. Multiple entry exit points, any number of extra roads and carparks could be built. Access to the Northern train line is close by (because one day surely we'll get trains again!?)
They might still do it. Apparently the cricket is trying to pull out of Blundstone and want a dedicated ground of their own.
Either would make a better location for a stadium than Mac Point!
It's complicated. Hobart has many failed stadium plans.
Or even the RHH
Always looking forward to the next great video, after watching another informative one. Thankyou
Thanks, Darren
Thank you for this excellent 'walk and talk' on the Domain. It has been a definite jog to my multiple memories of living in Hobart at a number of times in my life and as a child in the lives of my parents and family. It was very sad when the wonderful passenger rail system was demolished. My father at one time worked in Tasrail (as it is called now) as a clerical staff member and I can recall as a child moving to Hobart with my family when my father was temporarily transferred. I always have felt deeply saddened by the knowledge of how the last Thylacine died at the Beaumaris Zoo. Hopefully there may still be a Thylacine somewhere in the wilds. However they would have a tough time in today's Tasmania. So many good and sad memories. Thank you again.
The land looks very dry at the moment which sadly is true in the north as well.
May I ask if you are related to the Sydney Thornett family who included some renowned footballers (rugby I think). My family were very close friends with members of that Thornett family who spent some time in northern Tasmania and who later lived in Fairlight near Manly in Sydney?
Thank you sir. Well researched and well done.
Thanks
Thanks Angus. I enjoy your vids.
Hey Angus, I have really enjoyed your vids - just came across them! You have a lovely voice and a great way of telling a story. It amazes me that Hobart has had many dreams that have failed. Its like the feng shui of the place is all wrong. I couldn't put my finger on it but you explained it perfectly in the Black Snake video. Give me a yell if you are ever down in Dover- cheers!
Thanks for watching the videos. Hobart is an under-examined location IMO.
Great stuff always look forward to the next update, as mainlander I find it all very intersting
Thanks for tuning in, mate.
Thankyou for acknowledging the homeless that use the domain. This land is for the use of our people. It bothers me that these people are often moved on.
Moved on to nowhere.
been waiting on this one for weeks.. hahaha.
Lol
Is the dog pulling a Slim Pickens in Dr Strangelove there?
Slim Barkings
Mate these videos are brilliant!
OMG it’s as dry as here in the Clare Valley SA. Still no rain too ??
Remember golf practice area lower domain road and watching Aussies rules at Noth Hobart oval from hillside of Queens Domain Brooker Highway.
thank you angus
Excellent
Thanks, Steve
@@angusthornett Cheers mate.
New sub, comment and a like for the almighty algorithm.
Thank ye
All your videos are good. But this one was gooder.
Thank youer
what sort of pipe work
We use to ride our bikes there.
Thank you I love yonks and eons
Cheers, mate.
Awesome
The torium should of been built would of been realy good
As kid I swam in the old Olympic pool with school
👍🏻 158th thumbs up
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Are you sure there was any Aboriginal Tribes in Hobart area, or brought there? The tribal population was always small in Tasmania. Like 800-3000. More exaggerated figures 5K to 10K.
Tacit 👌
do norske skog or huonville.
Another cracking video Angus! Interestingly
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That new bridge was picked at random from a pile of submissions, hence the poor consideration and bad engineering.
Strange that there are obelisks and statues all across the realm. What man holds the right to rule other men?
TCSahave left bellerive
Tca
*promosm*
Tca ground the athletes centre great .play ground for the kids
Thanks
Thank you, David. This is all very generous. Makes a material difference also.
Thanks
Thanks