Tony Robinson's Time Walks | S2E1 | Kalgoorlie

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  • Опубліковано 13 лип 2024
  • KALGOORLIE
    Welcome to Australia’s wild west. Kalgoorlie was, and still is, the great frontier town. Gold built it, but Tony discovers the diamonds in the rough that are the people who live here. From the pubs to the public squares, and the ghost towns to the brothels, they play hard, work hard, and live hard….and they’ll happily share their stories with anyone who’s prepared to listen.

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  • @stephenvelden295
    @stephenvelden295 4 роки тому +13

    Spent some of the best years of my life (9) in Kalgoorlie. A truly unique place!

  • @merlinsgirl9311
    @merlinsgirl9311 2 роки тому +8

    January 2022 update: the mine is not expected to be exhausted of gold until 2035 now

    • @seanmcmullen4274
      @seanmcmullen4274 2 роки тому +1

      thats great to hear for that town. i was just about to look this up. thanks

  • @nathanroberts355
    @nathanroberts355 7 місяців тому +1

    Im related to Patrick hannan who found gold in Kalgoorlie 1893 and he is my great great uncle

  • @glenradford5988
    @glenradford5988 Рік тому +2

    Very well done.

  • @australiantruckspotting8883
    @australiantruckspotting8883 3 роки тому +4

    The Metropole Hotel was closed and for sale the last time I was in Boulder. I hope it gets reopened as a pub again, one of my favourites.

  • @redhammer9910
    @redhammer9910 9 місяців тому

    Very enjoyable. Kal is the epicenter of multiculturalism in Western Australia. It's because so many people from so many countries found themselves stranded and isolated in one of the most remote regions on earth and all but forced to assimilate over a period of a hundred years. It shaped the core culture of West Australians, an influence so powerful it still effects the culture to this day. The whole region is just so rich in history in both the culture of the desert Aboriginie's, the story of colonization and today an oasis in a brutal landscape. Magic.

  • @urbansafari147
    @urbansafari147 3 роки тому +5

    Always stop for supplies there, before heading out bush...nice to see it again,...

  • @weldmachine
    @weldmachine 3 роки тому +2

    Great to watch these stories of different towns of Australia.
    Some i have been to.
    Some hope to visit one day ????

  • @jamesbushy9031
    @jamesbushy9031 3 роки тому +2

    Thanks sir tony im born and breed in kal and you taught me a few things i had no idea about

  • @RT038
    @RT038 3 роки тому +2

    kalgoorlie sure is a great place to visit i loved it !!

  • @arned2493
    @arned2493 2 роки тому +5

    That's a horrific huge fly that went up Tony's right nostril @ 2:11 - aaaahhhh!!!!

  • @gregorythoman8281
    @gregorythoman8281 5 років тому +3

    2 things, a lot of flies. And, Baily was smokin' hot.

  • @bashartr4652
    @bashartr4652 3 роки тому +2

    I love your videos 😍

  • @electronwave4551
    @electronwave4551 3 роки тому +4

    In the past I've looked into the "sacred nugget" event at Kanowna and read many so-called explanations, but none of them stack up with *all* the known facts. Young Father Long took the true details with him to the grave, as he said he would.
    Finding a photo of Father Long speaking to the masses from the balcony of the Criterion Hotel has long been known, and there are several more.
    I do not believe Father Long named the nugget 'sacred'; that came about from locals and newspapers, who had other name variations for it as well; sacred was used because it was said to have been discovered on a Sunday.
    Father's long statement from the balcony where the nugget supposedly was found was known as a poor alluvial site and therefore improbable. Although there was a huge stampede to the site, the few who knew better simply went into the hotels to continue drinking. By sunset the mob returned empty handed. Some were angry, but there was no real threat of rioting. Long immediately went to ground, and took his loss of face with the community very hard. Later he became ill and he said to his carers from the outset he would not survive, which he didn't.
    As a gold town, it did make it, but like many others, with a limited life.

  • @Sh4dow682
    @Sh4dow682 10 місяців тому

    the farkin flies!
    Oh and Kalgoorlie.. my hometown.. 2 holes in 1 :P

  • @corallewis3788
    @corallewis3788 2 роки тому

    Ty Tony 😁

  • @alch3myau
    @alch3myau 2 місяці тому

    Wooo Hay Street!

    • @MichaelKingsfordGray
      @MichaelKingsfordGray 14 днів тому

      I have some seedy Kodachromes of the brothel "outdoor" suites from the late 1950s.

  • @andrealves2210
    @andrealves2210 3 роки тому +3

    damn flies

  • @KirileeCosplay
    @KirileeCosplay Рік тому +1

    I've been to Questa Casa for the tour (amazing btw) - and I am very certain that is not Camille the owner.

  • @nathanroberts355
    @nathanroberts355 7 місяців тому

    Im related to my great great uncle Patrick hannan found gold in Kalgoorlie

  • @Sh4dow682
    @Sh4dow682 10 місяців тому

    Sad to see the Metropole is no more.. last time i was there a year ago.. it was all run down and closed

  • @lincthomas7178
    @lincthomas7178 3 роки тому +1

    kibble is also food

  • @anthonywhelan5419
    @anthonywhelan5419 3 роки тому +2

    "I'll come with you!" Sorry, Tony, but that's just rank.

  • @rolandoruiz7659
    @rolandoruiz7659 3 роки тому

    The Herbert Hoover? Of Hoover Dam?!!!!

    • @electronwave4551
      @electronwave4551 3 роки тому +1

      Herbert Hoover was a young very capable mining engineer in the eastern goldfields of Western Australia from mid-1897 to late 1898. He was able to get mines under his control into a workable/profitable venture, but in doing so, by getting rid of lazy mine laborers, he got a 'reputation' with unions. He was fresh-faced so he grew a beard to look older and visually command more authority.
      Camels were often the means of transport to reach isolated mines in the eastern goldfields then. They have a peculiar gate that gives them the nickname 'Ships of the desert' for their rolling motion with a rider. Years later it was said Hoover became physically ill at the sight of a camel at a US zoo.
      He eventually was President of the United States.

  • @lincthomas7178
    @lincthomas7178 3 роки тому +3

    bushland? theres NOTHING in kalgoolie

  • @Enlight_Entertain
    @Enlight_Entertain 3 роки тому

    ha ha WAXIT history repeats.

  • @jamesbushy9031
    @jamesbushy9031 3 роки тому

    Born n breed

  • @sarcasmo57
    @sarcasmo57 3 роки тому +1

    I want my remains put in a XXXX bottle. But not til next Tuesday.

  • @samjones1954
    @samjones1954 5 років тому +3

    Tony... you really should walk the course for real and avoid the bars...

  • @anunmarkedgrave
    @anunmarkedgrave 8 місяців тому

    Patty's statue got decapitated the otherweek

    • @perthgirlwa2407
      @perthgirlwa2407 7 місяців тому

      Fortunately only the replica & it's been fixed.
      The original is safe, locked up like everything in Kal needs to be.

    • @anunmarkedgrave
      @anunmarkedgrave 7 місяців тому +1

      @perthgirlwa2407 there's definitely lots of things that need to be locked up in this town

  • @ghs7714
    @ghs7714 3 роки тому +3

    Seems to be a lot of flies up there. Are.you filming around some abos who haVe not showered?

  • @deborahnunn2394
    @deborahnunn2394 Рік тому

    A women’s hormones estrogen decreases in your body with age that’s the key factor I’m in my 70s and I have tight skin my face my neck

  • @deborahnunn2394
    @deborahnunn2394 Рік тому

    Contrary I do use a few products and they do absorb through your skin I’m not want to listen to someone like this put a mask on etc. the main thing in my age you need to keep the skin moist and contrary to what others may say keeping your body hydrated is also like the key factor

  • @justinh1433
    @justinh1433 3 роки тому

    T Tony lives on an imaginary spinning globe. Has a few cups of T with the T ranny queen

  • @OstblockLatina
    @OstblockLatina 2 роки тому +1

    Saying that prostitution is still necessity today is like saying slavery is too. Great majority of women working in this trade are victims of trafficking and human trade, coming out of situation of extreme poverty pathological families, victims of addiction or even mental illness, many of them coerced by threats and violence to themselves and blackmailed with ones towards their families.

    • @redhammer9910
      @redhammer9910 9 місяців тому +1

      And the majority do it because the money is pretty damn good. Met many a young lass who work two jobs. After a year they buy a house nice car and just get on with life. Not all women are victims.

    • @perthgirlwa2407
      @perthgirlwa2407 7 місяців тому

      No slavery out there. They fly-in, fly-out on FIFO money. The best money they can make without having to get out of bed.🤣

  • @stoopsyo
    @stoopsyo 3 роки тому +2

    This guys surely the jimmy saville of history

  • @nxbxbshdhd7935
    @nxbxbshdhd7935 3 роки тому

    Yang pilih allah like.