Sandy Bay Story 3/5 

Finally, the recognition comes.

Next stop Hollywood

Glad you’ve enjoyed them.

Sorry for calling you out in class, ha.

@@angusthornett no worries ☺ thank you for coming in today, everyone really enjoyed it

Exit thru the gift shop.

@@angusthornett Exactly ! I was told that the place was closed ( demolished ? ) some time ago, which I was saddened to hear.

Long gone

@@angusthornett I hope Tasmania is paying you for these videos, I'm planning a trip to visit so many locations from your videos. What can we do to get you to stump up for a 4k drone upload, fantastic stuff.

Ha. Nope. Only way I get money from these videos is through ad revenue and Patreon membership.

Yeah, I've always said 'the mountain ' 🤗

think that may be a new name, quite a bit of money has been injected to forming the language

It is Mount Wellington and should always be called that

RU-vid is superior to legacy media.

Yes.still be a hit for the oldies without Internet

You may also find new ways of seeing the place specific to you.

Cheers, Anthony

An expensive address these days!

the view from the primary school top oval is very similar to the view of waimea in hawaii

Thank you

Cheers Ricky

Thank you. Glad you got something from it.

Yeah, water looks warm.

Possibly

Maybe one day

Maybe one day. I’d like to see more Tasmanian RU-vidrs generally.

Thanks, Pete

It’s always sunny in Hobart

@@angusthornett - my brother lives in South Hobart and tells a slightly different story 🤣😂🤣. He sends me a weather report and photo of Kunanyi every morning!

Demolition of Hobart International Exhibition 1894 video, kinda. Between the two proposed stadium sites.

I don’t get out much, mate.

@@angusthornett Nor do I these days...Hence why it's been SO long since I've been anywhere!

Names are fungible

Sydney is the impersonator.

Ha

Aboriginal Tasmanians settled around 40,000 years ago. And they were living where Hobart is now when the English military arrived. Wrest Point had been a prominent piece of land for millennia. It's so unlikely that different bands of people didn't have different names for it, especially give the long time frame. It wasn't just 5000 (a guesstimate number) people, it was thousands of people over people over thousands of years. We're talking about hundreds of thousands of people. And names change over time. Eventually Wrest Point's name will change again too or it won't exist due to the coastline alterations.

@@angusthornett No the 40K year claim is fake science. It's based on Ancient-DNA methods, that use PCR to confirm invented narratives. PCR simply confirms if molecules exist in a soup of blended bone. It doesn't prove any DNA factual link. The same PCR as 2019 agenda. The original dating of tribal people was from Mungo Bones, that got dated from strata level, getting a rating of 24K yrs. Later Ancient DNA was used to claimed 40K, then 65Kyrs, now they pushing 80K yrs, and it's 100% political/agenda based. Mungo bones when found were said to be Caucasian in structure. The bones were found burnt, and showed signs of being murdered. No carbon dating could be conducted. There's simply no evidence Tribal people have been in Australia more than 1000 years.

@@angusthornett When I was a child adventuring to creeks, and other locations, we'd only given names to significant places, like the fishing spot or the destination camp site. If we needed to describe something other, it would be like "the bend" before we get to the camp site. We didn't name every section of a river for example. This would have been exactly the same with B-Fella Tribal people. So unless they used that wrest point outcrop, then no name would have been given.

@@angusthornett How they got the 40K yrs, or the 24K, 65K, and now 80K is from fake science. Look into ancient DNA methods, and PCR.

@JimmyCall calling something ‘the bend’ is literally naming it.