YARRABILBA before YARRABILBA

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  • Опубліковано 8 січ 2023
  • Yes I know, it's a rather corny title, but this video is about what went on in the Yarrabilba area before the Yarrabilba suburban development began. BTW my busted knee is much better, nearly healed. I am ever so slightly limping in a few shots but I don't think anyone will notice.
    #yarrabilba #brisbane #queensland

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  • @MG-hx1cc
    @MG-hx1cc 14 днів тому

    There are still bits of the old railway just south of Logan Village

  • @doncoleman4938

    We live on a property owned by a Plunkett. the amount of history in this area is incredible. There are gravesites near Plunkett Road that were where Australian servicemen were buried when it was part of Camp Cable. The sites have since lost their markers, and will probably be built over or accidently dug up when Yarrabilba expands to Plunkett Rd.

  • @MatthewJohnCrittenden

    Have lived on the edge of this development for the last 18 years. Appreciate the history. Things sure have changed a lot around here. Agree about returning the memorial to the original location.

  • @geoffmccoll4640

    How to grab a home at $500 000 for a one bedroom in 2024. If only, there were an international investor with a Go Camera.

  • @geoffmccoll4640

    I have always wanted to buy a town house or a house in Beenleigh, or Yatata or Yarrabilba since I was born in 2001.

  • @Dark_Dial_Watches

    Did anything of interest happen in the Bahrs Scrub area back in the day?

  • @jameskirk5187

    My family used to operate a ferry service at Logan village, rowing people across the river.

  • @dingobonza

    The area was pine until ~ 2013 (i grew up off Camp Cable Rd)

  • @stephenzeilstra6520

    Hancock Pine Forest. I use to go chasing feral pigs in there back in the late 80’s early 90’s.

  • @digzydoogan4932

    There’s some sawmill history & old school history you could add in a future piece . As a generational local & our own street name is thought you might have come knocking. Excellent job never the less.

  • @dekumutant

    You dropped your crown king 👑

  • @dekumutant

    Keep it up hero

  • @raenoldparkin

    I concieved my first child in the back of a Ute in Camp Cable Park.

  • @skatedd2451

    18 Mile Rocks Jindalee good walk along River

  • @davdav8709

    That place Camp Cable place would be great to swing a metal detector

  • @dennisn5308

    We lived on Dollarbird Drive for many years before construction of Yarrabilba began. From our verandah we could see over the entire area and it was nothing but trees and bushland. My parents sold up when development began around 2009-2010. Nowadays, from that same spot on the verandah the only thing you'd see his houses, houses and more houses.

  • @chaffcutter58.

    Really enjoy your work mate keep coming.

  • @jasontaylor8412

    Yarabilba , we called it the pines great to go out there and trail bike ride, it was a great loss when they developed it. When I was a young teenager i lived on holtz rd at the sun leisure nudist camp, that must of been back in the early 80s.

  • @petesinger4891

    I walk my dogs along the Rail Trail most mornings as I live only a few hundred meters away. Gets busy on the weekends, with the Village changing so much in the last few years, bringing McDonalds & KFC for example.