Presented by Scott McGregor. Railway Adventures Across Australia is a 1999 series of train enthusiast adventures across each of the states of Australia.
I want to go road trip from Gympie down to Canberra and the railways I saw from from Gympie to Glen Innes we’re just screwed many of the old wooden bridges were burnt down because of the bushfires I think
Koreans were used by the Japanese as conscripts in WW-II and were used for menial tasks such as construction workers and POW guards during the South East Asia campaign and could be found in the Pacific islands, Solomon Islands and Papua New Guinea as part of the Japanese war machine. The Japanese treated them as "second class" citizens during that period. Korea was a former colony of Japan too.
You need to repeat this journey in 2024 Scott and see how much has changed, would be most interesting, great video.
Met Scott in Byron Bay when I was about 7 or 8, a decade or so ago. Lovely bloke, just as charming as he is on telly
Hes one in a billion!.
Byron Bay or the lighthouse aren't the first to sunlight in Australia, Wollumbin known as Mount Warning is.
I want to go road trip from Gympie down to Canberra and the railways I saw from from Gympie to Glen Innes we’re just screwed many of the old wooden bridges were burnt down because of the bushfires I think
SEEN. LOVELY.
26:49 Korean ? most koreans never gone to the outside world
Koreans were used by the Japanese as conscripts in WW-II and were used for menial tasks such as construction workers and POW guards during the South East Asia campaign and could be found in the Pacific islands, Solomon Islands and Papua New Guinea as part of the Japanese war machine. The Japanese treated them as "second class" citizens during that period. Korea was a former colony of Japan too.
Indians have really assimilated