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looked like a forklift skid LOL

crackys just love stealing copper wire and pipoe

Old HWT print facility. I used to deliver various stuff to this joint. Place is huge

Interesting stuff mate!

looks like the old hearald and weekly times publishing site under the westgate

Where is Harry and Ron ?

has not reformed. the tibetans now have the building. do your research. not helpful for survivors.

Wouldn't be touching the magazines ! .🙈🙉🙊🤣🙂📸🤔😃

It's the so called caring professions , that often can't be trusted.

ever consider letting her make your instagram content?💀😂

Hi there i’m surprised the algorithm brought me here i’m your first view anyways how’s your day been?

Radiator and ac condenser* trans cooler and radiator are one. Don’t know much about vans but I think that one is a sprinter from memory the Vito was much smaller. Loving all the videos mate ! Came across you guys by your walhalla series and all the abandoned tours but I’m also a car fanatic so even better lol loving the subie content too!!

That’s sick mate, nice work!

Just a word of advice. *MOST* people will screw in those front recovery loops like you have, because logic would seem to suggest they would be stronger than the welded loops under the front subframe, but here's some tips those before you have learned. 1. The front recovery points should never be used ONE AT A TIME. There is a very real chance you can bend the subframe if you do a recover from a single point. ALWAYS use a bridle strap that runs from both points that you attach the recovery strap to the center of, forming a Y arrangement joining both points to the recovery strap/cable. This bridle has to be AT LEAST 3 meters long, preferably FIVE meters, to create an angle between the 2 recovery points that doesn't stress the subframe sideways when taking the weight of your vehicle. 2. The welded tie down loops under the subframe are strong enough for recovery if used with a bridle and will put LESS sideways stress on the subframe. Despite how counter intuitive this might seem; they are a better recovery point than the screw into the frame points are. According to experience with Foresters, using the screw in recovery loops is more likely to damage the subframe than the two welded tiedown loops are. I was surprised when I learned of this so yeah, I'm glad that I have this knowledge now.

Was enjoying until the neck scratches…

this made me spit my coca cola because how goofy and funny this is😂

its 1 in the morning and im up laughing at this

Would been better with a commentary about the place, instead of just soundtracks. Defeated the whole purpose to me

What a cool place

Adventure Hunters Oz thanks for sharing this video wioth about STALKED While Exploring the Abandoned Jumbuk School House Ruins! and thanks again and God Bless

Not a fire pit in the shed. That was an old copper that was used to do laundry. You lit a fire under it to heat the water.

Before you buy wider tyres for offroad watch this on youtube. The smartest most definitive look at the subject. title: 3 Scientific Experiments to Settle This | Wide vs Narrow Off-Road Tires . Didn't want to past a direct link as youtube can get funny about that sort of things.

The faint voice talking in the background just after you say “thank you” and “I was waiting for a f**k o**”, is that the tour guide group or what? Can be heard before and as you are speaking after that also?

Ha

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Adventure Hunters Oz thanks for sharing this video with me it was a really good find and God Bless and thanks again

You definitely need to adjust your sound volumes. Video volume up and music down. Otherwise fantastic content. Love watching. Would love to do this myself. Safety tip- old buildings can contain asbestos and other toxic airborne toxins a face mask would be a good idea along with some steel cap gum boots. Not only protection from standing on shapes but a bit of protection against snakes ect the would be hiding out in warm rodent inhabited environments.. 👌🤙🏼

That sucks man I hope some good luck comes your way mate

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She walked in front of your camera, because i heard her in my right headphones, then she passes camera then i heard her in my left headphones.

Is that birds or monkeys?

What is Muzzi's?

Your music is abrasively louder than your narration, but I enjoy the visuals tremendously! Will look for more of your hunting content, thanks for handling the stinky for us.

guys too much talking if you listen maybe, you will be more open to making contact, Mozie's are annoying but too much.

Was this Walhalla, SC.

Adventure Hunters Oz thanks for sharing this video and God Bless

Awesome video, absolutely love this gem of a town

Live in a place with that wood style, built about 1980 .

Excellent.. its 1 amazing place and its actually 2 forts. The other part being over at Queenscliff

It never ceases to amaze me the calls that vicpol will attend or not , I got lagged for filming a railway station demolition, I f**** off and went back later, a person told me it took them an hour and a half for them to attend, I got back five minutes after they left!. I live in a high crime area in which police aren't interested in even attending calls in which people have been injured in violent attacks, they Just like the easy, trivial jobs.

i remeber going there when it was abandone but not trashed it such a cool place we got caught sadly by cleaners who are fixing up the place

The mine owners considered the workers as being expendable. Safety gear was viewed as an unnecessary expense. Greedy a-holes.

This could have been good accept for the appalling camera work and overbearing music. Sad really - the pan up is hugely annoying making it almost unwatchable.

Mate. You forgot the other ghost town. You know, that one in the middle of Canberra. The one where all the old ghosts live. Those old ghosts that go boo.

At its peak Walhalla was home to almost 4000 residents, today is home to less than 20. Founded as a gold mining community in 1862, the town is located in the eastern Victoria region of Gippsland. In 1910 a railway line was built in the hope of attracting more visitors, however along with the decline of gold mining, local industry and business collapsed. Ramshackle buildings still stand in the town’s centre, drawing a large number of visitors to Walhalla throughout the year. The old mines and underground machinery chambers that lie 300 metres below the surface are a popular tourist attraction.

Fantastic to see what's inside this old piece of our history.

Awesome cool place cheers for showing us around.

a 16-minute video essentially bullying a kid over urbex is kind of pathetic.