Hornsby Quarry transformation is underway

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  • Опубліковано 18 жов 2017
  • Take a look behind the scenes at Hornsby Quarry, where the rehabilitation is progressing well. This spectacular footage will give you a good idea of just how vast the project is.
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  • @annarchy1482
    @annarchy1482 4 роки тому +4

    thats so devestating, it was such a beautiful site for photos

  • @TeslaBoy123
    @TeslaBoy123 2 роки тому

    Nice 👍👍👍

  • @johngordon1576
    @johngordon1576 5 років тому

    Nice to see an Aggreko generator 'front and centre'. We don't just make whisky and shortbread in Scotland.

  • @TheWowowo
    @TheWowowo 5 років тому +1

    Trucks.....Hundreds of trucks ruining roads around Hornsby down beyond Pennant Hills to the M2.
    Once the Nth Connex is running then Pennant Hills Rd will require a massive restoration as well as many roads around the greater Hornsby area.
    Just hope a tarmac velodrome is included in the renewal of the quarry park precinct.

  • @franknowakowski3103
    @franknowakowski3103 6 років тому +5

    Wish I had a PENNY from every dollar being spent here.

  • @marklewis4793
    @marklewis4793 6 років тому +1

    what was quarried?..just stone?

    • @littleheath1666
      @littleheath1666 5 років тому

      Blue metal aggragate for building roads and making concrete.

  • @niomil8396
    @niomil8396 5 років тому

    im worried that this soil is gonna introduce a bunch of weeds into the surrounding area what steps are being taken to prevent this?

    • @hamishcampbell4578
      @hamishcampbell4578 5 років тому +1

      Not to many weeds grow 20 mtrs underground

    • @Gavin84w
      @Gavin84w 3 роки тому

      Do some effin research!!!! There is no "soil" going into the quarry, it is all sandstone that has been excavated from a tunnel that is being built, the sandstone going in there has not seen the light of day for thousands of years, not much chance of weeds in it

  • @kutunuikunikuni1301
    @kutunuikunikuni1301 6 років тому +3

    Who mined the site. ....and why aren't they held to account?

    • @elijahrobinson2362
      @elijahrobinson2362 6 років тому

      kutunui1 Matua I think it was mentioned (in a previous video) that the company went bankrupt and couldn’t be held accountable as a result.

    • @littleheath1666
      @littleheath1666 5 років тому +1

      Held to account for what ?

  • @queerfusion
    @queerfusion 6 років тому +1

    Sounds like the same speel that C@nstance goes on with "Short term pain for long time gain"

  • @ontheedge33371
    @ontheedge33371 6 років тому +2

    Seems like a huge waste of time ,money and effort ! Yep !

    • @alycestapleton
      @alycestapleton 6 років тому +4

      ontheedge33371 I’m sure it is you muppet. Do you even live in OZ . I guess not scumbag

    • @Alwaysgotthemunchies
      @Alwaysgotthemunchies 6 років тому +2

      Explain why it’s a waste.

    • @ontheedge33371
      @ontheedge33371 6 років тому +1

      Andrew Li i think bridges and floating structures could have been used to make it a great usable public space using the cool deep clean water as a feATure , diving , deep diving school or tours , idk i was just kinda speaking with my intial gut feeling and to be honest i have know knowledge of the issue and possibly whzt their doing the best idea .

    • @Alwaysgotthemunchies
      @Alwaysgotthemunchies 6 років тому +1

      ontheedge33371 bruh. They had to fill it. It’s not very safe or stable to leave as is, especially as public space. They had to fill it for safety reasons....... thanks for the honest reply

    • @marklewis4793
      @marklewis4793 6 років тому

      looks like fun!..i'd love to have a piece of land like that to play with,..some taxpayers would help,

  • @velglavan6855
    @velglavan6855 6 років тому +1

    This is the most stupidest disaster ever. The would is suffering from drought. The only water Sydney has is rainwater. We need to get rid of OSD tanks and direct the stormwater to catchments like that. What about bush fires what salt water is good for our bush land seriously