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Wow, you managed to pack so much into your 24 hours in Port Macquarie! Just a note about the painted rocks along the breakwall - as long as you don’t paint over someone else’s design, you’re free to add your own. Just bring your own paint and supplies. It’s such a fun way for families to leave their mark on our beautiful town.

Dont forget to check out the actual dam if you are a rockhound. All jasper.

Great video !! Thanks for sharing - brought back lots of memories. Uralla is very special to me. Merry Christmas & a Very Happy New Year to you and yours 🎄🎁🎅

Very impressive reporting skills and editing. Thank you

Just found you Fabulous visit to Nundle My great grandfather lost his life chasing gold 1894 bless his soul

Following on. Known as the 'Birthplace of our Nation', Sir Henry Parkes delivered his famous federation speech in the Tenterfield School of Arts in 1889, which ultimately led to the federation of all Australian states in 1901. Another place I'd like to visit. Thanks P.S. I love trains. Suddenly I'm six years old again.

12:05 Plus one. First look at your videos, very impressed. Was looking at Nundle to visit with my grandson to see how gold mining started. History and adventure. Thanks

Delighted to see the Nundle Woollen Mill thriving…..it used to be joy to visit but was then sold and really went downhill. So good to see that now it’s better than ever!! Thank you! I still constantly wear a scarf knitted with Nundle wool 🤗

O, the native Nundillians are a special ppl bless them... I spent many year's living amongst them and studying their cultural practices and ways of living... It was truly an experience i won't forget...

Very well narrated and a most beautiful place !

What a difference 30 years makes since I was last there. The town looks like a gentrified going concern now. Anyway when I was there, I found lots of old workings North East of town in the hills, hand dug horizontal mining tunnels etc, people still chasing gold seams adjacent to the various creeks and entrants. I think it was at Lucky Strike Mine. Cannot remember names anymore.

What I love about our Ausrtalian evolving culture is that we take the past with us and never forget where we came from and how grateful we are for those that have gone before us .

We stayed in the pub on the corner for the night, great spot and good food too. Full breakfast was a real bonus. Bought my bread cooking pot in the local shop and that yarn place. Well…I need to go again!

I used to drink with an old bloke from Nundle, Ed Martin, He has since passed away, but one of the things he told us about his youth was that on Armistice Day 1918 he rang the church bell in the town to signify the war was over. He was about 7 at the time. He rang the bell until a grown-up took over from him, after which the rope broke and the bell fell silent for a time. But that was one day he always remembered.

My Mum's side of the family were one of the first families up around Nundle/ Walcha/ Nowandoc, spent many summers logging wood with dad to stock up our great grandparents in the winter (late 1980's), i do miss those times. Plenty of time in the bush around Nundle with Dad & Pop shooting, bagged plenty of foxes & the odd Deer or wild sheep/ goat, and plenty of snowy cold winters at Walcha with great grandparents, doing odd jobs on their farm

My mother was born in Nundle. 1902. Elsie Maude Wiggen.

Hi there, thanks so much for your wonderful video on our markets and so glad to hear you love it as much as we do. Im Kaz who manages and would love to share your video, if that's AOK?

I was born there

Nice

While there it's worth a side trip up to Hanging Rock

Love the beautiful community vibes, so wonderful 😍😍🥰😘😘

Quite chuffed to have made it into this little video, busking during the car show. I love Guyra!!🥰

One day I will get to AgQuip....Been trying for 4yrs

That was a fun watch. Thanks

Some of my fondest memories are being in the shearing shed with the family and the smell and feel of natural lanolin.

Wow I can’t believe how cool the processing of wool is, and the fact that they are still in business, 👏👏good on them for putting in the effort and hard yarn 😆

Just found you channel . You did a fine job of showing Thargo and local areas . You also proved , that you don't need a 4x4 . But to be honest , a Bull Bar is really a must . I wish you and you wife all the best with your channel . Slow and steady , not running around like a Blue Assed Fly . Every one racers through areas and you really don't see anything . So many thanks . Bob from Quilpie ..👍👍👍

What a lovely tour, such history & your video & drone work was excellent . Most of all. Loved Peter Allen’s son Tenterfield Saddler. Thank you so much ,Elaine from Brisbane.

Amazing

Great channel and content! I'm gonna keep my eye on it 👁 Greetings from Poland 👋👋

Fantastic video, I was there with the wife 12 months ago. I cannot speak highly enough of the town the people in it and particularly the owners of the Oasis motel, sad news about the Foodworks from memory the owners of the motel had that. Safe travels

At 6:16 I'm the guy with the Orange Pants, Blue shirt and Fox-Furr hat! Thanks for posting this and giving some good footage of our Viking village!

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Beautiful Country, beautiful vintage cars & another beautiful video. Love it. Unfortunately, I can't seem to get the notification bell to work for me on this video either. At least I'm subscribed - I hope YT will show more of your videos in my feed because I don't get notified when you put anything new up. I love your channel - fantastic.

I know many of those places so well - so beautiful !! I hope to be going back again soon. <3 Great video - Much respect. For some reason, YT isn't letting me hit the notification bell on your video. Will try on another video. I've been subscribed to you for several months now - now i understand why I haven't been getting notifications for your videos.

What amazing history there is

wow, Amazing‼️

Here in Geelong at the showgrounds have similar displays, tractor pulls and there is a huge shed full of various steam driven machinery. My kind of thing.

Very enjoyable. These outback towns are really showcasing them selves. Thank you

Another lovely destination, with a lot going for it with the university

A lot of alternative living around Bello, but like everything on the east coast, the real estate is sooo expensive. Thanks for the video😊

Loved it

Wow, glad I discovered your you tube channel love our country, thanks I have enjoyed your travels

We used to visit Guyra back in the 70s, with the Holden stationwagon full off camping gear with shovels & sieves in the trailer fossicking for gems

What a great little town & interesting surrounds

Friends of mine owned the old bush nursing hospital for a long time they ran 2 small businesses from there one was a building company and the other was manufacturing furniture from recycled materials and sold around the country that was called bullo built great people

What a great video! I like the way you took your time in Thargomindah & filmed everything. The History you related to us was so interesting. Keep up the good work, you will make a lot of people very happy. Thank you from Elaine in Brisbane.