DORMANT VOLCANOES OF WESTERN VICTORIA
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- Опубліковано 21 лис 2020
- Mount Elephant, Mount Leura, Mount Noorat, Lake Kellambete, Kurweeton Road cones, and Red Rock. There are many more volcanic formations I have yet to film in Victoria. I will edit another video soon. Thanks for watching.
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I lived around these a lifetime ago and I regret not paying them enough attention when I had such easy access to them. I even installed the GSM equipment in the base station cabin on Mt Noorat and that view was breath-taking.
They are simply amazing places to visit and revisit. 😉😉😉
Looks like gold to me
The dormant volcanoes with no names....I realise you have named them in your description above....but still, on screen naming would have been far more convenient. Other than that, beautiful photography, fascinating views.....thanks!
On my next visit and video to these dormant volcanoes. I will take your request on-board thank you for your comment 🙏
My Grandmother was born near Mt Elephant, and it's a place I've always wanted to see. Thank you Mark, for this stunning video of so many of these beautiful dormant volcanoes many of us didn't even know existed!🙏🙏🥰🥰🥰😍
Thank you so much for the feedback. I love revisiting these locations they just amazing in our backyard, so to speak. I do have a couple of more videos on my channel of these dormant volcanoes I hope you enjoy them also 🙂🙂🙂🙂
Nice footage, spectacular view's of these craters, we just visited Tower Hill and Warnambool, stopped at Camperdown, went up to Mt leura but didn't see the others, went past Mt elephant but road was closed.
With Mount Elephant, it's only open on a Sunday it's worth the walk up the hill and some magnificent views from the top. And by the way, thank you for your comment
Do you need "permission " to walk on these beauties ? Thank you
They are all on private property, but in saying that there are walking paths on most, but some are a distance away, so they can only admire with a drone from the air 😊
Back in the late 1970s, I worked for the Fisheries and Wildlife of Victoria, Snobb Creek Fish Hatchery and was involved in introducing Salmon into Lake Purembeet.
The whole east coast has many old volcanic areas, on the farm at Bundella, I use to find pieces of volcanic molten rocks, some petrified wood too.
So I have been told it stretches up all the way to QUEENSLAND
Very interesting landscapes and a beautiful flight over them. 👍👍👍
Thank you
Hang glide, paraglide, paramotor terrain.
Yes I agree great footage , tho it would have been nice to know their names I have visited 2 along time ago.
Thank you..
Would love to see these dormant volcanoes next time I am down in Vic. Amazing camera work 😎😀. Imagine if these volcanoes came back from their long sleep 🤯
Thank you Colin. It's a nice part of Victoria worth a visit.
Amazing. You can just imagine them all smoking away while dinosaurs roam the landscape.
So true we have so many amazing places to visit here in Victoria
The youngest known eruption was only 6,000 years ago.
Would have been nice to know where they were but other than that beautiful work. 👍
They are all in Victoria, Australia. Check out the description google maps locations. All worth a visit. I also have an updated video of these dormant volcanoes. Please check it out and thank you 😊
This is Geelong.. I've driven past, always knew there was something different with those mountains..it's in land, bout 30 ks back from the ocean.. starts at Inverleigh goes towards Colac. It's another way to get to the great Ocean road, we just call it. Going the back way.
Most of these locations are North of the Otway Ranges around 60km a list of locations is in the description
vry nice photography. i would be nice oif you told us which was which as you went though, and where they are.
Thank you check out description
Very classy production, compliments.
Thank you
Really enjoyed the video and the scenery was beautiful. I only know of the Mt Schank and Mt Gambier dormant volcanoes in South Australia.
Thank you
Wow epic landscapes Mark - well shot 😙👌
Thank you
Beautiful footage, well done!
Thank you 👍
Sehr geil 👍
I have visited a few times, spectacular.
Thank you
Wow @0.55 look close! What great place to fly my friend. Jealous! Thanks for the overview. Can tell how the hot spot moved due to plate tectonics
Thank you
I believe these volcanoes were part of a chain that formed due to hotspot, not tectonic plate boundaries.
@@gaperiott Hot spot plus tectonics. Ozgeographics has a great recent video on it. ☺️
Thanks for that,my family history is there
Thank you 👍
Same with 4.16.
Mt Leura lookout
I realise that the prospect of yet another big bang is a quite enthralling one - unfortunately, I live on the slopes of Tower Hill in Koroit and it would rather disturb our peace and quiet without mentioing the discomfort suffered by the birds and extensive Fauna who would be rendered homeless.
I hope it doesn't happen in our lifetime, but I would have say it would be a magnificent sight
I was born not far from there in Casterton, just over the SA border there are more like it, Mount Gambier is actually built inside a volcano crater
It a magic area i have yet to film around Mount Gambier but its on my list. Thank you for your comment.
There is also Mount Schank in SA, it’s much smaller than Mt Gambier. I’ve gone past Mount Elephant a few times and around that area there used to be Neolithic stone circles etc, but the early settlers destroyed them
Geology hub Must see this video about Dormant Volcanoes in Australia as shown Actual
I live in Ballarat but I am wondering which ones these are please? I know Warrenheip is dormant though. Beautiful imagery and video ❤️
Thank you. Mount Elephant and Noorat are the best ones to view.
I don't think it's as widely known as it should be that most of Victoria and into the eastern side of South Australia is the third largest volcanic province in the world. The gold miners were very often digging down through lava flows to get underneath to the ancient river beds containing gold concentrated in the ancient water courses. There's also much more gold buried deep in the ancient rivers underneath volcanics remaining where it was uneconomical to get to it than was ever recovered.
Very informative. Thank you for your comment
@@markatmelbournefpv Most welcome.
Gippsland also
4.05 - Can anyone tell me please where this place is? Would love ❤️ to visit it.
Redrock Victoria
@@markatmelbournefpv Many thanks 😊
beautiful drone photography would love tohave some accompanying captions please,certainly not a critisism thank you ma4k ke3p the good work going
Thank you so much
Did Australia ever properly study these volcanoes, like are they really dormant or had gone extinct?
Yes they done studies that is where I have read about these dormant volcanoes
@@markatmelbournefpv Thank you for the reply. Great video by the way
@@izwanshaari9854 thank you
Would be good to know the names of them so I could visit them
You can find a list of locations in description hope that helps
some names would be good
I have been meaning to up the locations keep an eye on the video for updates
I wish I could do camping there for a week alone day and night and absorb the starry night & clear sky. 🧖♀️💕
There is no harm in asking the property owner may not let you stay for a week, but hey, give it a go