August 25th 2018 - Visited Tasmazia (Maze), Launceston Japanese Monkeys, Devonport and Burnie 

I Love Yo Vlog Videos

Thanks, did you come from OSFirstTimer or did you find this channel another way?

OSFT Historic VLogs im Really Interested in OS And Then OSFirstTimer Videos Popped up on my RU-vid Account. And i Watched And I Really Loved it.

I never skip through these videos because this archival style of vlog is wayy more atmospheric :p

what month is diana's birthday what month is ben's birthday what month is jasmine's birthday i know philip's birthday is in april

Yea, that one had a ton of variety from many days condensed down, so I understand how it is quite re-watchable.

I enjoyed that one too, I've watched it more than once :)

I've watched the same for more than 10 times and it never gets boring. I'm in love with your style of vlogging Philip. :")

your logo… it changed again!?

@@LimitFinity I see someone has noticed 👀

@@vicr123 what could this mean...

Tasmazia closes at 4:00pm and we arrived at 3:30pm. The owner was nice and said that she is happy to stay open after hours until 5:00pm, so everyone was gone at 4pm and we had an hour by ourselves.

I think they use a Camera Drone.

As well as length, I also try to focus on variety which is the reason I film lots of short bits and pieces from different parts of the trip and join them together. I'm glad you like these :)

He had to look after the baby chickens at home because they keep getting stuck to their mum somehow via the fur.

Oh right thats gotta be difficult sometimes having a farm and managing daily life.

go away you gay furry you are ruining osfirsttimer vlogs

IDoGamingThings Who hurt you?

@@arctis_shark What? He literally did nothing wrong.

I'm very biased on this one as I love modern and tall architecture, especially like what you see in Singapore and Dubai, it's like a living museum for me with the buildings being the art. Tasmania has very small cities with it's largest building being the Wrest Point Casino built back in 1973 with a height of 73 meters. In other words a lot of it's architecture is old fashioned and not very tall. This being said, we must preserve such architecture for future generations and history's sake, but what bugs me is that the WHOLE of Tasmania is like that. There isn't a single modern city here at all. If it were up to me, I'd keep Launceston and Hobart as "ancient" cities but turn either Burnie or Devonport into a modern masterpiece similar to Singapore or Dubai and pop some 400+ meter tall buildings there. But you'd be surprised by my answer to your original question. I would choose Tasmania over Sydney because PROPERTY PRICE is a factor that means more to me than modern cities. In tasmania (mainly the northern end) you can easily buy DECENT properties for less that $150,000 right in or next to the CBD's (Burnie especially). Last year I bought a 2 bedroom apartment in Burnie for just $97,000 (for investment) and it was a 1 minute walk from the CBD and a 30 seconds walk to the beach. In Sydney though, the bottom of the market is around $500,000 and that's just for a studio apartment in/near the CBD. Most decent properties in Sydney are over a million dollars and some reach over 10 million! Sure, you can find some properties in Sydney for under $300,000 (rare though) but those will be in dangerous and undesirable areas. In Tasmania, you can buy in equivalent areas for less than $50,000 for an entire 3 bedroom house. So, my final answer. I'd prefer living in Tasmania as a whole as opposed to Sydney mostly due to the price, however, if both places cost the same amount of money to live in, I'd choose Sydney. That being said though, I prefer Surfers Paradise (Gold Coast) and Melbourne as places in Australia over Sydney due to their more modern and tall architecture over Sydney's.

Not quite as good as that Sydney to Tasmania one, but still enjoyable ;)

@@OSFTHistoricVLogs Yeah I enjoy your vlogs anyway . Greetings from Greece 😁

Oh Greece! One thing about living in an interesting country like that is that you will also get to experience ancient architecture thousands of years old. In Australia, since it was discovered late, nothing here is more than a few hundred years old :P

You may be referring to "utes", google image search it and tell me if that's what you mean. They were invented in Australia and are very common and popular here.

Yeah, that's what they are.

We came 15 minutes before closing and they let us stay an hour after it closed.

A maze in Tasmania, so, Tasmazia, it's somewhat a play on words and a simply short name. At least it's not simply called "The Hedge Maze" or something :P

I was a bit joking, it's actually a pretty smart name. I liked the "2 hours later" part x) I hope your family appreciated this amusement park :) Where is Ben by the way ? Is he working ?

I go by that all the time

It's the first time in our lives we have ever encountered this before. Woops :P

Just found out that because Diana's car is the base model, it doesn't come with mist/fog lights.

@@OSFTHistoricVLogs don't cars legally have to come with fog lights? I might be wrong. Anyway nice video. I have been waiting for a nice long vlog.

They certainly do in the UK, where we get foggy/misty weather all the time.

Really?? Me too! Oh wait we go to the same school and have been friends for years lmao

I live in Deloraine and have visited Launceston hundreds of times!

Thanks for your location and we are going to kidnap you

I've got my L's

Yes, everyone in Australia in all states drive on the left side of the road :)

I'm not quite sure what you are talking about sorry. I may have said a few things back during the weekly chats on the AstralPhaser channel but a lot of that stuff was cancelled I'm afraid.

Ah, It was going to be an operating system based parody song video that we were going to do, not a competition, but yea, that got cancelled sorry.

@@OSFTHistoricVLogs Aw okay

She got a orange stamp from a kinder surprise egg orange and stamped it all over her hands.

Thanks, we don't usually do this though so sometimes it's a bit hard "keep it up" :P

Central Business District. Basically where all the shops, jobs, services and tall buildings are, typically in the center of a city (although Launceston's buildings aren't all that tall like Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide and so on). Around the edges of the city, you generally have basic suburbs full of small houses but not much else. Apartments are a lot more common in the CBD of a city as opposed to the outer suburbs.

Yea, I pronounce it a bit weakly, it's more "lon" than "lawn". This parody travel video has the correct pronunciation though: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-32eKGFeoQeo.html

@@OSFTHistoricVLogs time for you to become a Tasmanian - it's pronounced Lonnie :P

Burnie is secretly my favorite city (out of the 4) in Tasmania. I love that it's a beachside city (which reminds me of living in the Manly suburb of Sydney) yet it's so affordable to live in Burnie while providing quite a few decent services in the CBD. Although Launceston has a nice feel, you just can't beat that nice beach setting which is definitely better than Devonport, although, still somewhat slightly industrial unfortunately. Hobart is nice too, but WAAAAAAY too expensive. So Burnie truly is a great hidden gem at an affordable price but I doubt that low price will last long :P

OSFT Historic VLogs you should go to a little town in tassie called Wynyard it has beautiful beaches

One day we will investigate Stanley so I guess that's the perfect time to investigate Wynyard since it's on the way :)

I don't use facebook or participate in live chats unfortunately, however if you want to ask questions I can reply right here in the comments :)