The bricks were made in Ascot. The old Ovens are still there. The lime mortar came from the river bed which at that time was mostly oyster shells. This served as road base as well. The limestone came from the quarries near the coast. Much of the current shoreline is reclaimed land as is a lot of Heirrison Island. The tree chopped down to found Western Australia was not in Kings Park it was in Present day Barrack Street near the plaque commemorating the event. Convicts introduced in the 1840s did the work. We still build in brick today due to the lack of timber in near to Perth. The clay and lime were closer and as the timber from the south of the state had to be carted over land the manufacture of bricks proved cheaper for major projects. Timber was only used for the frames. Those "wooden structures" you're talking about are of corrigated iron, apart from the frames which are timber. The Battle of Pinjarra took place in Pinjarra not Perth although it can be argued that the first strike was the burning down of the original South Perth Mill.
Nice reply but still so many questions...where was the stable food n water supply coming from for them to dive straight into building huge ornate brick buildings...why the huge stone buildings built before good roads or even no roads in many instances...is there any books on the start to finish off landing in aussie surley must have been many authors exited to document all this must be 100s off books on the whole story start to finish I'm sure these books are out there ...thanks
@@jshaw4757 Manning Clarke's History of Australia is the main reference people use. As an aside NSW governors copped plenty of criticism from the British Government for their excessive building programs. By the time WA was settled it had become something of a norm.
I didn't nr have hopes for the masses waking up. Here's what they do and I saw it first hand - they hire agent provocateur s to ridicule, shame etc through social media, comment sections etc then they pay some douche actors/actresses like Kardashians or the creepy red shoe guy to crack a few jokes, then they use "news" on MSM and a late night joker to ridicule, shame, mock etc and then ...- it's done.
Yup brother.Perth comes from a Scottish city named Perth which was founded by the Picts & the well informed know the Picts were the Basques/Tartarians/Stuart Kings.
As a 4th gen Aussie, 1960s Freo gal, I have to say I am intrigued, to say the least. This pictorial evidence of vast, technologically advanced European development, is agreed, totally incongruent with the populations needs, resources & skilled workforce, that was known to be present at this time in history. Looking forward to digging deeper & finding credible answers to questions I have only just realised I have, since viewing this channel. Thanks for your work on this 'hidden in plain sight' conundrum, Cambell - brain cogs are almost audibly grinding!! 🤔
In belmont/ascot there used to be a massive brick making factory, the furnaces/kilns are still there (across the road from ascot race track). I bet that's where the bricks came from
I like how you focus on the names of the signs nobody else does that and I’m constantly trying to read them I think the signs are an important part of the research thank you
In South Australia all the street names were converted from Dutch names after 1936. The Hahndorf settlement in the Adelaide Hills also never made any sense - how could they trek SO FAR away from any coast and have a full blown German town in Adelaide, that to this day is still Germanic. Australia used to be New Holland remember, and we were apparently trading with Papua New Guinness or centuries before - sorry not we, the original inhibitors of the cities we inherited - most likely Dutch going by our road Maps
SBS put on a documentary early last week about Australia's early settlement days. So it seems when a French ship arrived in 1822, the captain et al were so surprised to see, "A city like Paris here." Hmmmmmmm - what happened to this city?????????
@@rachel_v_k SBS (channel 30). I've emailed them to ask for the name of the documentary. It was aired perhaps around the 19th July at 2 pm. I thought I'd remember the title as it was something really easy like Australia's early history or something like that. But I couldn't find it on SBS's website, today. My friend also saw it. I remember a video that Cambell did, maybe a year ago, showing European Baroque style buildings in Canberra and I think NSW as well.
@@rachel_v_k You may want to fast-forward to 26 minutes and see what we, in Australia, have never been made aware of such opulent buildings anywhere on this continent let alone in the past! ua-cam.com/video/kEp_opdRuto/v-deo.html
To solve the mystery of the disappearing Bath House on the Perth Esplanade, I have a book that says it was built in 1897 and then dismantled shortly after WW1 until superceded by Crawley Baths in 1914. My great grandmother died from catching Tuberculosis working at the Esplanade bath house and would've been just before they closed it down, after only 15-17 years in operation? That's a very short life span for any building 🤔
There was just only one job existing in the 19th century: Construction worker. Every men, women and children had to work from the age of 5 on, even if you had a black suit. You had to build 3 dozen houses at least each day before getting permission to take your lunch. Life wasn't very easy, but houses were pretty😁
"The Battle of Pinjarra" happened, oddly enough, at Pinjarra, not Perth. Even on modern roads, Pinjarra is over 80 kilometres from Perth. The founding of colony ceremony didn't take place where King's Park now is. It was somewhere in the vicinity of the old town hall. For years, there was a historical plaque set in the footpath in Hay St. commemorating the event. I don't know if it's still there.
When I was looking into Freo prison I found an old photo/ drawing where it showed 3 huge wagon wheels in the courtyard …ive not been back to the prison to do a tour and ask about the wagon wheels yet …anyway great vid as usual 👍🏻
Hiya Cambell, Marty here, i met U in Kings Park when U organised a meet there, then we continued on for walk around city with that lovely English Lass who brought her cute dog along & walking back we managed to set off alarm in fellow walker's work office when he offered for us to use the toilets within on way back to Kings Park car parks 🤣 it was great day 👍 You should plan another meet & greet 🤝 my Brother from a different Mother
On that panorama you just did there has to be 100,000 people I can live there that’s insane but I’m looking head again that’s just behind my mind away every once in a while I guess it was a little reality here it’s like damn great work like listening to you I’m listening to you for years now
Very interesting thanks. I worked and lived in Perth a few times since mid 70's as well as in 2007-8. I worked in design and we renovated the Old Trade Hall opp the Cultural Centre. If I recall it had a plaque saying construction 1910 around the door? A friend was also the draftsman who documented that Cultural Centre building meticulously drawing by drawing when working with Govt architectural works dept. It would be interesting to ask him if he knows the history of of it. I know when we occupied the Trade Hall building, it was such a pleasure to look out on the architecture and we would comment that it will never happen again with such detail in the design. Such is the diminishing 'art in design' and enslavement to technologies.
Thank you, Campbell! 🙏😊❤️❤️❤️ Looks like Perth was another found city. Are there any major cities in this realm that were built according to the story they tell? It seems like a city that starts with a star city has been rebuilt multiple times. It's like the cities were already designated as being in these locations from very long ago. The beautifully drawn map was my favorite. Perhaps it was a picture of the city at it's best, before it was abandoned and reinabited. Maybe the date is really 800 and something, rather than the 1800's. Just an idea. The way they portrayed the indigenous people is so demeaning -- in loincloths or naked and fighting with primitive spears. Who said that they weren't the survivors of the flooding and living in Perth's still standing buildings? The new people just came in and took over, driving them out of the city into the countryside. It reminds me of the same thing with the American Indigenous people. Indigenous or Indian? That's what they are word really means. That fake story about confusing it with India is so ridiculous. Looks like the European colonists were renaming people and places everywhere they went.
Was watching this on the tv and if you look at 6.08 and the roof line of the first building at the front on the left. It looks like the roof flashings have melted or something? Appears to be on the roofs of some of the other buildings as well
IT would be interesting to know what proportion of population were construction workers? ex. 8000 people in original colony were able workers? Plus history of brick making in Perth?
@18:39 It suddenly stuck me that we could be looking at a part of the Old India or Persian Empire... The number of buildings with archways, perhaps an ancient relationship with India? Consider the close proximity of Australia and India and the middle east... It does appear to have been a ghost town, except for those who survived whatever happened. Old India is shrouded in mystery. Their story prior to British rule is sparce to say the least. We're given tidbits of royal families and invaders, but there has to be so much more especially when you see the "temples" with incredibly complex builds and extraordinary details. I suspect Australia has a story prior to British claim. Someone said it was "all clear for occupation". It may have been a vacation spot for India and other middle east royalty back then... 💗
7:30 the cathedral under construction? If we look at the lower levels, the windows are “arched” and the stone work looks very “weathered”; in contrast, the prominent tower (foreground corner) the windows are “rectangular” and the mason looks very fresh and clean... not to sound ignorant but it’s an obvious “re-purposing” of a pre-existing structure. Unrelated, the buildings you now see missing from years before (older photos)- “are gone”- because it’s possible that the they were “dismantled”, piece by piece, thus reducing the need to import materials and, since the repurposed mason is already aged, it would seem part of the structures built upon... but hey, it’s just my imagination running 🏃 wild? Cheers 🍻
Seems like some of these structures may have been built by another culture before the Australians arrived. I think the people dressed in suits going to boats reflected a strict code of Victorianism on English culture. Lots of things free then apparently, then greedy industrialists saw a way to get rich off it all, and here we are, now.
Maybe they were the ones who took over the inhabitants and kicked them out in the bush. They all look like rich banksters in suite but not freshly arrived adventurers. Maybe taxis were free because they were all together amongst themselves, stealing other people properties, like they still do today... Idk.
thanks for taking a second look mate. excuse me if i got a bit exited last time i will try my hardest to articulate my statements if i comment again. i do have a few things to say.
Thank you. That was fascinating, especially the faux Perth history, they don't even mention the gigantic prison! From my Australian perspective I initially question how earth they cleared the bush and then I think why do all these buildings look like they've been plonked in a the middle of a paddock? It does my head in somewhat! None of it makes sense.
I’m not so sure what is so surprising about the development of Perth. The first settlers were probably very industrious and had grand plans. People need to stop looking for things that just aren’t there, and what we’re looking for in this video I just don’t know. Just magnificent buildings.
So the longer people are somewhere ‘ & the better infrastructure they have the worse and less industrious they become ? Why did they stop building these magnificent buildings and why is there no evidence of the construction etc?
You really have no idea of how construction works. You should also research that all the materials to make bricks are in abundance around Perth along with huge amounts of limestone which was used extensively in the early construction.
Nobody can tell that the city has obviously been abandoned and we’re just re-populating it I don’t know what to say because there’s so much evidence in the photos that one really does stick out tremendously all you have to do is just think a little bit something seriously wrong with that picture
They bring in all new people like children that are indoctrinated from when they're young. They're not from there so they probably don't even think about it. If I just put you in a foreign country right now and said like hey start fixing this building up. You wouldn't know what happened I could tell you anything. Within one generation people can forget. We've seen it time and time again
Actually, the more I look at the old photos in the book I have which was printed in 1979 for the 150th invasion anniversary (a relic in itself!) ... It looks like Perth was set up as a big city just in time for the Great War. How convenient 🤔
I would like you to research Oklahoma. In particular my old high school which was a castle. It has been modified a lot in my lifetime to look more sterile but it was a castle!! Also the whole state does not make sense. Too many wtf’s here. So check out Capitol Hill High School OKC, OK. Please respond, I have pics of old red brick bldgs in some old towns here.
Sorry but most of your comments are so off the markWhat are you called the narrows was actually the causeway and you called that land Applecross when it was Kingspark you seem rather confused
If I buy a shirt can you please tell me what is the deal with the bells? You always say "and we all know about the bells" but I don't 😭 Also I live is Brisbane and have you seen what they call customs house??? 1888?!? I think the f not! But seriously 8ll buy a chicks not.rh3 airship one, the other one if you just tell me the bell thing
Founded = Found dead, simple as that. They found the dead abandoned citys. Then dug them out that's where the sayings come from. (Need to find some digs) and (dont be a stick in the mud).
None of it adds up bro, I've always thought I live in a world of secrets. So many questions and never being fully answered. Been studying predictive programming mate, and I'd say watch out for the 23rd of September. Just saying. Blessings brother.
The bricks were made in Ascot. The old Ovens are still there. The lime mortar came from the river bed which at that time was mostly oyster shells. This served as road base as well. The limestone came from the quarries near the coast.
Much of the current shoreline is reclaimed land as is a lot of Heirrison Island.
The tree chopped down to found Western Australia was not in Kings Park it was in Present day Barrack Street near the plaque commemorating the event. Convicts introduced in the 1840s did the work.
We still build in brick today due to the lack of timber in near to Perth. The clay and lime were closer and as the timber from the south of the state had to be carted over land the manufacture of bricks proved cheaper for major projects. Timber was only used for the frames.
Those "wooden structures" you're talking about are of corrigated iron, apart from the frames which are timber.
The Battle of Pinjarra took place in Pinjarra not Perth although it can be argued that the first strike was the burning down of the original South Perth Mill.
Nice reply but still so many questions...where was the stable food n water supply coming from for them to dive straight into building huge ornate brick buildings...why the huge stone buildings built before good roads or even no roads in many instances...is there any books on the start to finish off landing in aussie surley must have been many authors exited to document all this must be 100s off books on the whole story start to finish I'm sure these books are out there ...thanks
The first convicts arrived in Perth in 1850
@@kevinwylde4737 Sorry my bad. There were only small numbers of juveniles between 1842 and 1850.
@@jshaw4757 Manning Clarke's History of Australia is the main reference people use. As an aside NSW governors copped plenty of criticism from the British Government for their excessive building programs. By the time WA was settled it had become something of a norm.
This is the only thing to be researching, it is the key to everything else, once this goes mainstream shit will really start to change.
I think some flat earth state actors destroyed any chances of this stuff going mainstream
I didn't nr have hopes for the masses waking up. Here's what they do and I saw it first hand - they hire agent provocateur s to ridicule, shame etc through social media, comment sections etc then they pay some douche actors/actresses like Kardashians or the creepy red shoe guy to crack a few jokes, then they use "news" on MSM and a late night joker to ridicule, shame, mock etc and then ...- it's done.
Wow, what a way for Perth to finally hit the headlines 😂
The Perth BathHouse looks like the old-world building on the great salt lake in Utah... you, Levi and Martin are great! Thank you!
This video: I don't understand how things are done therefore nothing is possible.
Well, obviously you got a message for us all. So who did what, when and how? Please share your light with us. Thank you.
Nice 👍 Old pictures of familiar places
No question they found this city. Thanks Campbell
Yup brother.Perth comes from a Scottish city named Perth which was founded by the Picts & the well informed know the Picts were the Basques/Tartarians/Stuart Kings.
Love you Cambell, very interesting and thought provoking. Everything is not what it seems. Eyes wise open! Much love and peace to all!
As a 4th gen Aussie, 1960s Freo gal, I have to say I am intrigued, to say the least. This pictorial evidence of vast, technologically advanced European development, is agreed, totally incongruent with the populations needs, resources & skilled workforce, that was known to be present at this time in history.
Looking forward to digging deeper & finding credible answers to questions I have only just realised I have, since viewing this channel.
Thanks for your work on this 'hidden in plain sight' conundrum, Cambell - brain cogs are almost audibly grinding!! 🤔
Thank you 😇❤️ go all you share
The chopping of the tree to celebrate the founding of the colony was near the Perth Town Hall
Im with you, Perth was found
Thanks brother.
In belmont/ascot there used to be a massive brick making factory, the furnaces/kilns are still there (across the road from ascot race track). I bet that's where the bricks came from
I like how you focus on the names of the signs nobody else does that and I’m constantly trying to read them I think the signs are an important part of the research thank you
In South Australia all the street names were converted from Dutch names after 1936. The Hahndorf settlement in the Adelaide Hills also never made any sense - how could they trek SO FAR away from any coast and have a full blown German town in Adelaide, that to this day is still Germanic. Australia used to be New Holland remember, and we were apparently trading with Papua New Guinness or centuries before - sorry not we, the original inhibitors of the cities we inherited - most likely Dutch going by our road Maps
You should see his meth alchemist friend hahaha
SBS put on a documentary early last week about Australia's early settlement days. So it seems when a French ship arrived in 1822, the captain et al were so surprised to see, "A city like Paris here." Hmmmmmmm - what happened to this city?????????
Interesting
Which channel was that?
@@rachel_v_k SBS is the channel
@@rachel_v_k SBS (channel 30). I've emailed them to ask for the name of the documentary. It was aired perhaps around the 19th July at 2 pm. I thought I'd remember the title as it was something really easy like Australia's early history or something like that. But I couldn't find it on SBS's website, today. My friend also saw it. I remember a video that Cambell did, maybe a year ago, showing European Baroque style buildings in Canberra and I think NSW as well.
@@rachel_v_k You may want to fast-forward to 26 minutes and see what we, in Australia, have never been made aware of such opulent buildings anywhere on this continent let alone in the past! ua-cam.com/video/kEp_opdRuto/v-deo.html
Yea love your logic thank you
To solve the mystery of the disappearing Bath House on the Perth Esplanade, I have a book that says it was built in 1897 and then dismantled shortly after WW1 until superceded by Crawley Baths in 1914.
My great grandmother died from catching Tuberculosis working at the Esplanade bath house and would've been just before they closed it down, after only 15-17 years in operation? That's a very short life span for any building 🤔
There was just only one job existing in the 19th century: Construction worker. Every men, women and children had to work from the age of 5 on, even if you had a black suit. You had to build 3 dozen houses at least each day before getting permission to take your lunch. Life wasn't very easy, but houses were pretty😁
"The Battle of Pinjarra" happened, oddly enough, at Pinjarra, not Perth. Even on modern roads, Pinjarra is over 80 kilometres from Perth. The founding of colony ceremony didn't take place where King's Park now is. It was somewhere in the vicinity of the old town hall. For years, there was a historical plaque set in the footpath in Hay St. commemorating the event. I don't know if it's still there.
If we do manage to get our whirld back, our new school system will have 3 classes to take.
Numerology, etymology and OUR story!!!
look at the old trees we had here.. there all gone.. valley of the giants.. thats what this whole land was..
I like the photos with rust comming from the roof flashings. It takes a while for that to happen.
When I was looking into Freo prison I found an old photo/ drawing where it showed 3 huge wagon wheels in the courtyard …ive not been back to the prison to do a tour and ask about the wagon wheels yet …anyway great vid as usual 👍🏻
Hiya Cambell, Marty here, i met U in Kings Park when U organised a meet there, then we continued on for walk around city with that lovely English Lass who brought her cute dog along & walking back we managed to set off alarm in fellow walker's work office when he offered for us to use the toilets within on way back to Kings Park car parks 🤣 it was great day 👍 You should plan another meet & greet 🤝 my Brother from a different Mother
On that panorama you just did there has to be 100,000 people I can live there that’s insane but I’m looking head again that’s just behind my mind away every once in a while I guess it was a little reality here it’s like damn great work like listening to you I’m listening to you for years now
Very interesting thanks. I worked and lived in Perth a few times since mid 70's as well as in 2007-8. I worked in design and we renovated the Old Trade Hall opp the Cultural Centre. If I recall it had a plaque saying construction 1910 around the door? A friend was also the draftsman who documented that Cultural Centre building meticulously drawing by drawing when working with Govt architectural works dept. It would be interesting to ask him if he knows the history of of it. I know when we occupied the Trade Hall building, it was such a pleasure to look out on the architecture and we would comment that it will never happen again with such detail in the design. Such is the diminishing 'art in design' and enslavement to technologies.
Thank you, Campbell! 🙏😊❤️❤️❤️
Looks like Perth was another found city. Are there any major cities in this realm that were built according to the story they tell? It seems like a city that starts with a star city has been rebuilt multiple times. It's like the cities were already designated as being in these locations from very long ago.
The beautifully drawn map was my favorite. Perhaps it was a picture of the city at it's best, before it was abandoned and reinabited. Maybe the date is really 800 and something, rather than the 1800's. Just an idea.
The way they portrayed the indigenous people is so demeaning -- in loincloths or naked and fighting with primitive spears. Who said that they weren't the survivors of the flooding and living in Perth's still standing buildings? The new people just came in and took over, driving them out of the city into the countryside. It reminds me of the same thing with the American Indigenous people. Indigenous or Indian? That's what they are word really means. That fake story about confusing it with India is so ridiculous. Looks like the European colonists were renaming people and places everywhere they went.
Thank you Cambell.
KilliN' It Cambell! Much ⚜🧡⚜
Another great video!!
That castle looks just like the tower of london mate lol
Bunnings must of been busy back in the day
I wonder if there was an olden days karren
lol
Was watching this on the tv and if you look at 6.08 and the roof line of the first building at the front on the left. It looks like the roof flashings have melted or something? Appears to be on the roofs of some of the other buildings as well
IT would be interesting to know what proportion of population were construction workers? ex. 8000 people in original colony were able workers? Plus history of brick making in Perth?
@18:39 It suddenly stuck me that we could be looking at a part of the Old India or Persian Empire... The number of buildings with archways, perhaps an ancient relationship with India? Consider the close proximity of Australia and India and the middle east... It does appear to have been a ghost town, except for those who survived whatever happened. Old India is shrouded in mystery. Their story prior to British rule is sparce to say the least. We're given tidbits of royal families and invaders, but there has to be so much more especially when you see the "temples" with incredibly complex builds and extraordinary details. I suspect Australia has a story prior to British claim. Someone said it was "all clear for occupation". It may have been a vacation spot for India and other middle east royalty back then... 💗
I think you’re right and this empire was in America as well.
Honestly I'll probs buy it anyway...but really keen for the bell explanation
Saint George's Cathedral in Perth was built between 1879 and 1888.
Foy and Gibson department store 1st opened in 1889 in Melbourne
7:30 the cathedral under construction?
If we look at the lower levels, the windows are “arched” and the stone work looks very “weathered”; in contrast, the prominent tower (foreground corner) the windows are “rectangular” and the mason looks very fresh and clean... not to sound ignorant but it’s an obvious “re-purposing” of a pre-existing structure.
Unrelated, the buildings you now see missing from years before (older photos)- “are gone”- because it’s possible that the they were “dismantled”, piece by piece, thus reducing the need to import materials and, since the repurposed mason is already aged, it would seem part of the structures built upon... but hey, it’s just my imagination running 🏃 wild?
Cheers 🍻
Very interesting indeed. Thank you I’d love to see other big cities and what they call our history.
I like how they had street lights in 1856. Yet America only turned on their 1st power supply in 1886. Cool
literally more massive buildings than people...seems legit
The bricks would randomly show up . Just like a BLM/Antifa protest
Or they showed use the bricks as a clue 🧱 This might be a puzzle and all clues are hidden in front of our faces everywhere 🧩
Lockdown 666 is finally here in Melbourne.
Upside down crosses on the brick barracks building
What's that mean, devil worshippers
"FOUND!"
Love the channel!
Seems like some of these structures may have been built by another culture before the Australians arrived. I think the people dressed in suits going to boats reflected a strict code of Victorianism on English culture. Lots of things free then apparently, then greedy industrialists saw a way to get rich off it all, and here we are, now.
Maybe they were the ones who took over the inhabitants and kicked them out in the bush. They all look like rich banksters in suite but not freshly arrived adventurers. Maybe taxis were free because they were all together amongst themselves, stealing other people properties, like they still do today... Idk.
thanks for taking a second look mate. excuse me if i got a bit exited last time i will try my hardest to articulate my statements if i comment again. i do have a few things to say.
Love your videos mate keep them coming especially the live streams 👍
Thank you. That was fascinating, especially the faux Perth history, they don't even mention the gigantic prison! From my Australian perspective I initially question how earth they cleared the bush and then I think why do all these buildings look like they've been plonked in a the middle of a paddock? It does my head in somewhat! None of it makes sense.
A tree was cut down to mark the event.. wait what!?? That there is some serious symbolic.. ?-/ ¿-/
I’m not so sure what is so surprising about the development of Perth. The first settlers were probably very industrious and had grand plans. People need to stop looking for things that just aren’t there, and what we’re looking for in this video I just don’t know. Just magnificent buildings.
Obviously you're seeing something else.
Industrious indeed.
Suppose some folk will never see the truth, no matter how much its shown to them.
So the longer people are somewhere ‘
& the better infrastructure they have the worse and less industrious they become ?
Why did they stop building these magnificent buildings and why is there no evidence of the construction etc?
Foy & Gibson was Australia's first supermarket chain store. Makes me think of shopping Mall Gibson. Hehe!!
I need help finding my father an grandmother mate.
Mate timber here is so hard, Im assumeing makeing bricks is easier , roads are essential
but where's the industry to make them
Bricks have been made along the Swan River within the first 10 years of settlement. From Maylands, Belmont to East Perth.
Its English architecture from English architects who travelled here, I think you are over thinking it.
I call it Pergamum 🙏🤗🙏
You really have no idea of how construction works. You should also research that all the materials to make bricks are in abundance around Perth along with huge amounts of limestone which was used extensively in the early construction.
Even Albany had a fair bit going on in the early days
You are right Garth about the building construction. The clay used for making bricks is called Guildford clay and is well suited for brickmaking
Nobody can tell that the city has obviously been abandoned and we’re just re-populating it I don’t know what to say because there’s so much evidence in the photos that one really does stick out tremendously all you have to do is just think a little bit something seriously wrong with that picture
They bring in all new people like children that are indoctrinated from when they're young. They're not from there so they probably don't even think about it. If I just put you in a foreign country right now and said like hey start fixing this building up. You wouldn't know what happened I could tell you anything. Within one generation people can forget. We've seen it time and time again
Actually, the more I look at the old photos in the book I have which was printed in 1979 for the 150th invasion anniversary (a relic in itself!) ... It looks like Perth was set up as a big city just in time for the Great War. How convenient 🤔
1829 to 1859 is 30 years.....that's not 5 years it's 30.....it's a long time...I'm sure they could make bricks by then come on
I emailed you some interesting maps and pics that I found in the courthouse the other day.
Hope you got them.
Thanks, I'm a bit behind on emails, I'll have a look
I would like you to research Oklahoma. In particular my old high school which was a castle. It has been modified a lot in my lifetime to look more sterile but it was a castle!! Also the whole state does not make sense. Too many wtf’s here. So check out Capitol Hill High School OKC, OK. Please respond, I have pics of old red brick bldgs in some old towns here.
dirk hartog island..
What's your point ? Are we talking Egyptians or aliens ?
Are there any big bridges anywhere where you live there
new holland.
Deffo found
Do Hobart next
Was Perth 'Found', or 'Found Dead', indeed Cam....
Sorry but most of your comments are so off the markWhat are you called the narrows was actually the causeway and you called that land Applecross when it was Kingspark you seem rather confused
Rubbish this joker is talking rubbish I have Roe,s old original litho graph cartography maps of Perth as surveyed in 1829/30/31
Agree, it’s total nonsense
If so many went to new towns the population must have drop off in other towns ?
If I buy a shirt can you please tell me what is the deal with the bells? You always say "and we all know about the bells" but I don't 😭
Also I live is Brisbane and have you seen what they call customs house??? 1888?!? I think the f not! But seriously 8ll buy a chicks not.rh3 airship one, the other one if you just tell me the bell thing
Hiding the real history
Yep sure was found dead !
Founded = Found dead, simple as that. They found the dead abandoned citys. Then dug them out that's where the sayings come from. (Need to find some digs) and (dont be a stick in the mud).
None of it adds up bro, I've always thought I live in a world of secrets. So many questions and never being fully answered.
Been studying predictive programming mate, and I'd say watch out for the
23rd of September. Just saying.
Blessings brother.
AN STILL BLACK FOLK FONT KNOW WHO WE ARE OR WHERE WERE FROM
THANKS TO UR 4 FATHERS
Condescending nonsense