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I love mount Victoria

I might go up to woy woy ay

currently binge watching these. very informative and I love the format and concept of them

Please don`t drown out documentary with too loud background music it`s hard to hear ...

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What ? No kfc or maccas ?

Really are or were the best milkshakes in my near 60yrs. I lived in Clarke a few streets away , so i know.👍🇭🇲🦘

absolutely love this series

Thanks for these nice and short but lovely postcards

If Sydney keeps growing they're gonna have to build the second dam that was planned after warragamba flooding the gross valley but the government won't build it because they'll bow to the greens but it was built it would stop a lot of major bushfires through the Blue mountain

We are planning a short walking holiday for June this year. Your vid has popped up on my search. x

Cooma Cottage the home of Hamilton Hume is also at Yass..a big part of our history..well worth a visit

You used to be able to get closer to the canal just outside of glen alpine during Covid but they fenced the hill off now. Quite sad

Very nicely made indeed! And yes, I did stop at St Albans once, amazed by its scenic-historical charm and noting its incongruous poshness too. I think Australian film composer Nigel Westlake lives close by!

I dont get much pleasure from the Cataract Dam given the appalling mass murder that occurred there in 1816. Probably the most evil event in Australia's history. Respects to the dead.

It was where Ben Hall committed (arguably) Australia's first bank robbery. This he did by presenting an out of date cheque. When told it was out of date, he suggested they check out his gun first.

My brother lived in eugowra, he loved this town and one day hoped to live there but never made it. He took me to see it nearly every visit to him he loved it so much. He’s gone now but l so love the memories of our times together visiting Carcor.

Used to be able to drive it ( the old road)until people started helping themselves to the sand stone .plus probably other reasons

Yes, really terrible road. Pmatta - Dural - Wisemans Ferry - (all way along nothern river bank to Central Mangrove - back south (!) to Gosford) - Bucketty - Cessnock. Avoids especially unpleasant gorges, but anyway going up and down all hills. 3 day horse cart travel only to Gosford. When I will have especially nothing to do - 100% take my motorbike and make trip there. Of course GNR itself is not ridable, only Settlers-Wollombi, but generally the same. Absolutely feral hilly bushland, from above (small plane) I saw it many times, but never from ground. Thanks for the great idea.

Excellent!

We love this beautiful little village. A delight to visit. The shops are great too. Peaceful and tranquil to walk around. ❤😊👍

They stole water from the Shoalhaven then put us on water restrictions !

The first B and W still is actually from Newnes not Glen Davis.

Shale Oil was a smart idea during World War Two i.e. the Germans in Estonia during that time. They caught a ghost in the background on a music video out here apparently in the early 1990s. Enough to spook the garage band 'Doctors In The Theatre' filming at Prince Henry Hospital. Egon Spengler, Ray Stanz and Dr. Peter Venkman are on call.

Excellent video, thank you!

So this is allowed to burn uncontrolled while bozo bowen destroys coal fired power stations to save the planet

all these Dams are amazing picking spots, quiet, abundant bird life. Secret Sydney Gems

I cant hear anything over the music

We would often go there for family day out in the 60’s as kids. Such shame that the government won’t allow the public to walk on it anymore. A waste of time going there as you can no longer see the dam wall as well. Shame on the NSW government. Thing is there is still public access to the other dam walls around Sydney, why not Warragamba?

The Great North Road was not well used but probably lead to wealthy homesteads, similar to Avoca Drive.

Love that area I worked at St Albans back in 1979 it was my first job on a pig farm I didn’t even have a license to drive a car

Loved everything about this informative video especially the choice of music. I worked on board the Lady Hawkesbury and walked part of the track often. Love those areas and the escarpment at sunset in unforgettable. Thank you so much for the beautiful footage

Great video. I remember going to St Albans pub with my cousin 35 years ago. I must go again.

Well done!

I really would like to know something about another northern road called the Bells Line Of Road. Why are the words "Line Of" in the name? Why wasn't it just called "Bells Road"?

We make the trek to Adelaide at least annually to visit family, and Hay is a favourite spot to stay over night on the return trip. There is also a gluten free bakery, which is handy with a celiac in the family. On my last trip (just before Christmas 2024) my daughter and I stopped there for lunch, and made use of the excellent public bathroom (yes bathroom, not just toilets) at the visitor info centre just around the corner from the museum with the statues out front (showers are available for a $2 donation). The place is well worth a visit as a stop over or destination to explore. Thanks for the video. You deserve to have a lot more viewers.

How do you pronounce the town. You never said it once!

Easy way to tell convict built, they didn't use mortar.

When I was in Venturers in the 80's we spent 3 days walking this road :) :)

You should do longer vids, they're very interesting and very well done.

Being a Lithgow girl I know Carcoar is also is near Bathurst also near Oberon.

Being born in Lithgow I know that Carcoar

Awesome video, I've always been fascinated by those canals. I also didn't know how the dams and canals were integrated. So thanks for such an informative story.

Just discovered these two minute postcards which are perfect for my attention span & I am NSW through and through.

I lived 7km up the McDonald Valley in 1980 where they still grew vegetables for the Sydney Markets. I loved the sandstone. The snakes seemed to avoid people.

I clicked because I thought, “Isn’t that the town they filmed ‘Ten Pound Poms’ in?” It is but then I realised this old clip appeared by the magic of the algorithm. They didn’t begin production until 2022. 🫣

I thought they wanted to build a giant 2000+ prison nearby lol…

We only visited Carcoar for a few hours on our trip home from Qld but we were quite impressed by its historical qualities.

Yes I have driven this track many times before parks closed it

It is interesting to think that Carcoar was meant to be the district central administrative town until they found Gold at Lambing Flat