South Hobart Adventures in Time Part 1/3

Подписаться 12 тыс.

Просмотров 13 тыс.

50% 1

Three part series on history of South Hobart, Tasmania
Cascade Brewery, 1967 bushfire, Australia, Convicts, Colonialism, Heritage
If you want to know more I can recommend Beneath the Mountain - A History of South Hobart by Alison Alexander. It contains a variety of revealing facts and many excellent colour images.
www.southhobar...
MORE CONTENT
Follow me on Instagram
/ angusthornett
Follow me on Twitter
/ angusthornett

Приколы

Опубликовано:

5 окт 2024

Ссылка:

Скачать:

Готовим ссылку...

Добавить в:

Мой плейлист

Посмотреть позже

Комментарии : 136

@angusthornett Год назад

Thanks to everyone who watched the liver premier. I tried to stick around in the chat but got chucked out. Maybe I'll have better luck next Sunday at 5pm. If you have any question, ask here.

@SteveMack Год назад

Lovely 👍❤️

@betula2137 Год назад

What's the difference between the SHSC and South Hobart Progress Association? What were some of your resources for finding history as well as reocrds/images? Also, when are you setting up Dog's run for prime minister? Toto needs a successor

@SnowdragonDS Год назад

Why are you making me wait like this Angus!

@betula2137 Год назад

And here I was thinking snow dragons are patient, because the wait for snow is long... 😉

@niceviewoverthere4463 Год назад

I really like your presentation style. It's quiet, respectful and thoughtful. I find the history of Hobart to be a bit elusive compared with the town of my birth Liverpool where plaques, paintings and museums abound. It shouts at you. But Hobart is quieter, more modest even though I've lived here now for 40+ years. Well done searching it out.

@angusthornett Год назад

Thanks for watching. Two more episodes to come.

@rodcornelius9474 Год назад

Great to see Dog and Angus back and congrats on the commission. Best presentation and most informative channel on Hobart and surrounds. Well done guys!

@angusthornett Год назад

Thank you. Your support is really helpful in making the content sustainable. Cheers, mate.

@josephdohnt689 Год назад

I grew up in South Hobart, thank you mate.

@kevtiramungoyum4877 Год назад

the fire service use to hold a bonfire event on that huge paddock years ago :)

@angusthornett Год назад

Good old days

@tanamite Год назад

Great doco, lived in South Hobart for 15 years between 1992 and 2010. Last house I renovated was rebuilt after the 1967 fires. The old building on Gore St at the last scene was abandoned when I was a chainman (surveying) on the early ‘90’s, when we detail surveyed the site I had to go inside and it was full of squatters.

@juliannebartlett9044 Год назад

I love watching your videos and you know so much about Hobart... My mum was born in Hobart and I love it so much...one day I hope to live there from Sydney. Cuddles to "Dog" too..

@angusthornett Год назад

Thanks, mate. Glad you're enjoying from NSW.

@phillipebrall9930 Год назад

I have missed you. Thanks for coming back.

@angusthornett Год назад

Thanks for tuning back in.

@pmacgowan Год назад

Our house in Sandy Bay nearly burned down in the 67 fires, I was only 7 at the time and I still remember it

@angusthornett Год назад

Bad times.

@xkristianx Год назад

That rock lettering is an amazing find! Thanks for pulling out the history of all these places we pass by without really noticing.

@angusthornett Год назад

Thanks. Don't be afraid to share my videos. That helps the channel a lot. The letter were a thrill.

@gavinadamson2891 Год назад

Thanks!

@angusthornett Год назад

Particularly generous donation to the channel. Thank you. It is a huge help towards making the channel sustainable. Hope you keep enjoying the content.

@1scone4king Год назад

Fantastic work Angus, your vids should be shown in every Tasmanian school

@therighttoremain Год назад

Forget that. He should be Mayor. Or King.

@angusthornett Год назад

Thank you. Don't want to contribute to the miseducation of kids. They should study other stuff in class. Can watch RU-vid after the bell.

@maryelizabeth8839 Год назад

At the beginning you are standing beside the giant leaves of the Gunnera plant of Gondwanan lineage, . Love the history Angus!

@angusthornett Год назад

Pre-history

@stephenmcglone3878 Год назад

Although I haven't lived in Tasmania since 1973 I grew up in Strickland Avenue about a mile above the brewery I found this video very nostalgic. Thanks

@PetroicaRodinogaster264 Год назад

Enjoyed, very much. Great idea and makes me jealous I can no longer go exploring in the bush.

@angelawillott3699 Год назад

You and the dog are both awesome 👍

@purplexs2506 Год назад

As a former Sth-Hobartian (2001-2016) it's a pleasure to see my stomping grounds up the rivulet on the little screen. It my case, it was sometimes at night taking my cats for a walk.

@angusthornett Год назад

Don't be afraid to share my videos. That helps the channel a lot. Yep, plenty to see in South Hobart. More to come in parts 2 and 3.

@TingBie Год назад

Currently living in South Hobart, I'll try to visit the places in the videos ❤

@brigidaodonnell7053 Год назад

Thankyou for all your interesting research into Tasmanian history as it is something that really needed to be videoed in an interesting was as you have done.

@MrChriswoo26 Год назад

Angus and his dog, Hobarts online historian.....Welcome back mate!

@angusthornett Год назад

Cheers, mate.

@stripeyhorse Год назад

great video mate.. cant wait till next week. Kids have been watching your old videos this morning

@angusthornett Год назад

Cheers, Zebra. Thank mate.

@catrionahall8435 Год назад

Great information again, that pup is growing up

@angusthornett Год назад

Fully grown now

@gregk7895 Год назад

Been a while between drinks - good to see you and dog back!

@angusthornett Год назад

Cheers, mate.

@dannynolan8863 Год назад

I’m so glad you’re finding new and most importantly, interesting subjects. Look forward to the next two. Retracing and comparing history with modern times is a specific art that you are slam dunking.

@angusthornett Год назад

Thanks, mate. Appreciate the encouragement.

@jimallen199 Год назад

Thank you Angus for another very interesting video

@angusthornett Год назад

Thank you. Glad you're enjoying them.

@xr6lad Год назад

Nice too see you back. Just thinking the other day hasn’t seen one for a while and ended up binging on your past ones. Be nice to restore those letters.

@angusthornett Год назад

Even if they were restored you'd still struggle to see them from below. Worth the walk up though.

@belindacrisp7078 Год назад

Brilliant stuff. I've lived here for 60 years and am appallingly ignorant about my surrounds. :D

@angusthornett Год назад

Ignorance is bliss.

@thegoat8098 Год назад

Good to see more vids on the way

@angusthornett Год назад

Tune in.

@marcusrees5364 Год назад

Great as ever Angus! Always a treat to see you've uploaded

@angusthornett Год назад

Thanks a lot. This kind of support make a real difference for the channel. Really appreciate it.

@leandabee Год назад

✨️✨️✨️😊

@angusthornett Год назад

Thank you very much. A donation to the channel really does help me to continue making videos. Glad you've been getting something out of them.

@leandabee Год назад

Glad to see you and dog back 👌👏. Another fantastic vid, and drone work. So happy that you found the cascade letters, very interesting 😊❤️.

@angusthornett Год назад

The letters are cool.

@nathansemmler4927 Год назад

...great to see you back, with best mate! Love your vids

@bobjohnston5213 Год назад

Good to see you and the dog back, I have been wondering where you were. Cheers Bob.

@angusthornett Год назад

Thanks, Bob. We're back.

@reneknaap1745 Год назад

Good to have you back😊

@angusthornett Год назад

Cheers, pal

@666t Год назад

Could you show the Royal Tennis court as I have ment to go but haven't

@angusthornett Год назад

You should go.

@jessicahalliday22 Год назад

Fantastic video. You're creating some really inspiring historical content here.

@BecTries Год назад

Looking forward to part 2 and 3! Never realised there was a rock sign for Cascade Gardens. Thank you for all the hard work and research you put into your videos

@angusthornett Год назад

Don't be afraid to share my videos. That helps the channel a lot. The sign is cool.

@tomgoodful Год назад

Loved it!

@angusthornett Год назад

Thank you.

@jwtfpv8957 Год назад

Keep them coming!

@angusthornett Год назад

2 more episodes coming.

@shelleyoreilly5818 5 месяцев назад

Wonderful! Thanks.

@malparish2938 Год назад

Welcome back & thanks for the excellent video, keep them coming!!

@angusthornett Год назад

Thanks fo watching.

@DavidHayward-xl8uj Год назад

Great, really interesting perspective

@angusthornett Год назад

Thanks

@dogsville Год назад

such a dense area of history - and pleasing that olds gets to meet new with the local progress association getting you and your agent (dog) to slice off a nuanced look at my local neighbourhood. ....i've started grinding coffee in prep for vids 2 & 3.

@angusthornett Год назад

Videos coming out at 5pm each Sunday

@gillianshaw7944 Год назад

Another great video , keep them coming 👏

@angusthornett Год назад

Don't be afraid to share my videos. That helps the channel a lot. Cheers, mate.

@TasHikingAdventures Год назад

You lost weight mate ? Hope your well trooper ,🤣😂🍺👍😎🍻

@angusthornett Год назад

Cheers, mate.

@jonrodman2128 Год назад

Thanks

@angusthornett Год назад

Thank you, Ron. That's a great help to channel. Episode 2 out this Sunday at 5pm. See you then.

@RobSmith-lv6jb Год назад

I recently found one of your video's (the one about the Hobart bridges), and have been hooked on watching all of them. Really interesting and well made. I'm new to Tasmania and love to read more about its history, for a small place its got a lot to tell. Great work Angus and dog !.

@johnbladesmusic Год назад

Fantastic to see and hear you continuing the history of Hobart after what has been a while. Always a feeling of remorse to see how progress back then didn't protect what we would wish to see today. Wouldn't it be something to see the once 3 waterfalls returned to their grand rightful existence. Thanks Angus.

@angusthornett Год назад

Thanks for watching. Don't be afraid to share my videos. That helps the channel a lot. It's a shame too that we don't even have a clear picture of how they looked exactly.

@jameshatzis8328 Год назад

Love your work bro

@angusthornett Год назад

Cheers, mate.

@peterbateman8018 Год назад

Wonderful Angus, as always. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

@angusthornett Год назад

Thanks, mate. Glad you're still tuning in.

@therighttoremain Год назад

Awesome

@angusthornett Год назад

Cheers, dude.

@johnkorhonen5452 Год назад

Great to see you're back with Harry.We love these videos.💕

@angusthornett Год назад

Thank you. Don't be afraid to share my videos. That helps the channel a lot.

@johnbown3119 Год назад

I've been looking out over the gardens for 16 years & never knew that sign was there. Let's see what I learn in part 2 & 3.

@angusthornett Год назад

Watch and see.

@jansilk83 Год назад

Thank you for your very interesting videos. I grew up around South Hobart and know the Gore Street area well. Even into recent times when a family member lived in the aged care facility. We used the steps up to Liverpool Street on a daily basis.

@james7149 Год назад

Great to see you both back. The detail, great interesting historical facts, editing and the way you present all is excellent Angus. Definitely looking forward to the next instalment…thanks for making what must be a substantial effort to create these videos👏

@angusthornett Год назад

Thanks, mate. Yep, 2 more in the series to come. 5pm next Sunday.

@james7149 Год назад

@@angusthornett I’ll be watching for sure…

@rubyray9133 Год назад

Awwwwww yeah so good to see yas Angus and Dog!!! Hope there are plenty more coming. Thanks again for your time and effort 😊

@angusthornett Год назад

Don't be afraid to share my videos. That helps the channel a lot. More to come.

@Amberthecat72 Год назад

The missing home you refer to was home to my grandfather Courtland Oakes.

@angusthornett Год назад

Ah, the famous boxer. Very interesting. Do you know what year the home burnt down?

@Amberthecat72 Год назад

@@angusthornett The 1967 fires

@Amberthecat72 Год назад

I have lots of photos

@angusthornett Год назад

@@Amberthecat72 Would be very interested to see them if you shared them somehow. I'm on Facebook under my name and can be found on email angusthornett@gmail.com

@Amberthecat72 Год назад

@@angusthornett Ive messaged you

@STB-1 Год назад

Absolutely love this channel! Thank you for all the work 👍

@angusthornett Год назад

Thanks for watching. Don't be afraid to share my videos. That helps the channel a lot. Cheers, mate.

@bigm383 Год назад

A great find in the Cascade lettering. Not a hint of the letters on Google maps. I guess the resolution isn’t that good! Great video, as usual!🍺

@angusthornett Год назад

Nah, you can barely see them from above with a drone either.

@bigm383 Год назад

@@angusthornett 🥂👍

@quintontrembath6104 Год назад

Angus

@betula2137 Год назад

and Dog

@carrier411 2 месяца назад

someone needs to restore the CASCADE GARDENS stone letters!!!

@chrisrees3304 Год назад

Terrific, it really is an interesting place and you engage with it in an very expressive way. 'The Cascades' had always confused me. Are they actually built over or just hemmed in by brewery buildings? Thanks for going up Mount Todd, we went looking for this a few years back after seeing the same Forrest painting. Drone shots are splendid as ever.

@angusthornett Год назад

Don't be afraid to share my videos. That helps the channel a lot. The boulder catcher seems to cover most of the falls. But they were all over the place in different ways. It's a mystery now.

@ozguy3667 11 месяцев назад

Angus, can you do a video of the historic houses of cascade road and Strickland Ave. I owe to own a 1882 house on Cascade road.

@angusthornett 11 месяцев назад

I’m not super interested in indivisible houses.

@jaredparry226 Год назад

There's some old tram/rail remnants up at the top of the Tip Top track, just off Main Fire Trail. I suspect it's from a tramway that went to Wiggins slate quarry. Do you know anything about this?

@angusthornett Год назад

Tell me more.

@jaredparry226 Год назад

@Angus Thornett I can't give much more info other than seeing some old chassis parts at the top of the track. Happy to show you them sometime. Wiggins quarry is a pretty interesting little spot too. An old chimney still remains, and some interesting stone work.

@angusthornett Год назад

@@jaredparry226 I might try to investigate. Interesting suggestion. Thanks.