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I enjoy your videos so much, the history in these small towns is very interesting.👏👏👍

we went thru gunning last year...canberra to crookwell... it was great countryside

I think the lady meant to say at the turn of the 20th Century when referring to the old Service Station

Thanks for the video great to learn about Australian history I must visit Marulan in the future.

I’m a Feltham, my family were free settlers who arrived in 1838 and settled in Marulan.

After the War, was this not turned into a Refugee Camp, as my Daughters father was born in Cowra in 1950. He is Russian and he and his family were Refugees and were sent to Cowra.

all. Thank you.

Thank you for the video. My wife and I from time to time park our caravan at the back of the Terminus and enjoy a drink and meal there. Its nice to learn about the towns history. Cheers Chris

When st clair was a museum, it was very interesting. It had a lot of interesting things/ photos it was closed for lack of interest.

I’m watching this and I can smell the bush, bringing back lots of lovely memories.

Thanks for the video. I have to go to Marulan from time to time. You have added some info to what I already knew. Thanks again.

Nice Town Thanks for sharing!

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Sorry i dont need a history lesson and the gundagurra peolpe if thats how ya spell it. Just want to watch the video with NO history bs

Please don't say Australia as 'Ashtralia' is so annoying.

4:33 the earthworks in the distance is presumably the Marulan mine/ Boral quarry. I haven't seen it from this lookout. I usually see it from the Bungonia lookouts

My great great grandfather settled in Marulan. He was a sheep farmer and orchardist. Samuel and Charlott Shepherd, from Warwickshire, England. They are buried at the South Marulan cemetery.

Another informative and interesting video, absolutely enjoying this series.👍👋

Thanks - probably enough material there for another Gundagai video (Niagra, Rusconi's masterpiece etc).

Bloody brilliant! I'm commenting, I've like and now a ruddy subscriber. Thank you for an enjoyable presentation of Marulan. BRAVO ZULU young lady.

You've walked further along the track than me. I will have to go all the way next time! There is also a track that goes upstream from the camping area and brings you out behind the pub (from memory). A lot closer, and below the rocks - may not have been passable with the wet weather. Cheers,

Thanks for showing this. Good that you showed the bigger culverts (when do they become bridges?) - I don't think many people walk to see those. I have an interest in the old road, so have been there a few times. Pity the flooding stopped you from getting to the graves.

Thanks for that well filmed look at Cooma Cottage. Looks like they have renovated those front two rooms since I was last there (prob 10 years ago). Fun fact - the south road originally ran closer to the river which is why the house looks more impressive on the river side. The current road (probably for 150 years) goes past the back of the house. I went there quite a few times as a kid (grew up in Yass) and my father loved taking photos of the place. Cheers,

Thanks for that. A few things... at 1:22 its pronounced bine-a-long. At 3:06 Coodravale near Wee Jasper is between Yass and Tumut (not Canberra). 3:38 the bronze bust was moved many years ago to the museum or visitors centre (can't remember which). There is a replica in the park which is falling to bits. I haven't seen the poem plaques for many years, but noticed something interesting at 4:37. Grabben Gullen is near the Lachlan, not the Murrumbidgee. Poetic license? If you're interested, another well known poet John O'Brien (Patrick Hartigan) was born in Yass. His house is still there... Cheers,

Thanks for the information. I've been travelling through Tallong for 45 years and stopped at the park a few times, but didn't know that there was a nature walk behind it - I will have to check it out next time I'm there. I've checked out the viaduct a few times and have seen the old bridge remains so it was good to see a photo of it included here. The lookouts are a favorite spot -sometimes you can hear bellbirds at Badgery's. Thanks,

This must be the sexiest place I have ever visited on Utube?

The turn of the 19th century had NO automobiles The year 1905 was in the 20th century

Loved the sculptures in the bush, the gorge was absolutely magnificent what an amazing sight. Thank you for taking us along with you.

Great scenery, and a very enjoyable video. 👏👏👏👍

Very informative, I loved seeing all the poems. My favourite has always been, Mulga Bill’s bicycle and the Geebung Polo club.

Must attend one of these fairs, great video it’s very entertaining.👍

Another great video. 👏👏👍

👏👏👏❤️ loved seeing this part of Torang. More please.

Another enjoyable video about Goulburn.