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Mate enjoyed video but I'm color blind so I can not see red or green of ur map, other wise great I'd like to thank walk, why not take people on this colud help ur club but also keep this as heritage of Mr witons construction of ziz zag. 😊

Well done boys, as usual.

Thank you for an informative, interesting, and historical story. I think the trees have grown at Tuckers Lookout. I have a reculation of the lookout from when I was young. Very enjoyable. Thank you for showing where you turn off the h'way, etc

Can't wait..... Ive been missing your videos.... I absolutely love the BM's :)

Another interesting video. Looks like you had fun that day.

Nice round number

4:25 The early appearance of the meme and an enjoyable Agro bit at the end. 😁 Thanks for uploading this. 😎

Macquarie died in 1824.

This video is creepy 🙈

Thanks very much, guys.

Nice video. Super ! ! !

Wentworth and Lawson just followed Aboriginal trade routes through the blue mountains, that had been used for thousands of years 🇦🇺

I rate your video 3/10.

All the locals know about this area, and the path didn't just miraculously fall down from the sky. There's no need for you to advertise it in this video. Be careful to walk between the rocks and be warey of the trees. Come on guys, this is ridiculous advice. Step away from the fence and don't bother giving gratuitous advice when you don't even know if you are in Lapstone or Glenbrook, whether you are on NPWS land, crown land, private land or BMCC land.

Please consider resorting the section from 40-55seconds. This is where you moved right to overtake the car and then the truck before cutting back across the path of the truck to return into the left hand lane and ramp off. At the point that you merged Right, you were about 50metres from the left hand ramp off into Lapstone. Poor decision making to overtake in this manner. And poor editing to leave this move in an online promotional video.

The she will be right mate attitude is not what we should be fostering in Australia and that is what the ettamogah pub represents. To me personally "she'll be right mate" conjures up a nonchalant attitude about doing things meticulously and properly. The slapdash attitude implied by the saying is an insult to most people and the Ettamogah pub is the essence of this attitude. 😎🇦🇺👎

wonder what 13:53-onward's referencing it's too specific to be generic

I think this is a beautiful documentary. The footage is beautifully shot, the piano is soothing, and I learned a lot! Thank you for sharing your masterpiece with the world <3

Graham can you call Doug

I have viewed your video for the 2nd time. What a great history lesson. Wonderful Historic Information. You have done a great job in making it. I love hearing the Steam Engines in the background. Times they have changed, thankfully there are gentleman like you guys that let us learn about some history. Thankyou once again.

Seen This In The 60s, And It Reminded me Of Our Rail Line In Scotland That Is Much The Same, It's In Harry Potter Movies, Really Nice.😊

thanks for the series guys . I've paddled and filmed some of the places you showed in the series and plan to paddle and film some others All the best with your next filming endeavours

is the song at 15:05 legitimate or made for the xmas tape? it's kind of catchy

Yes 1994 was 12 in yr 7 bitter sweet

Beautiful river. Truly terrible video.

Painfull to watch Geoff you are better Wardsperson

I just loive looking at the viaduct, having cycled over it and climbed under it for photos during my visits from WA to family in the BM. What a magnificent construction, as was the whole railway in its many iterations. Some great mountain bike trails around there too, so hoping by the time I next visit the tunnel is cleared and open for walkers and cyclists.

Very interesting. As an ex Mountains resident in my teen years I always heard about the tunnel, the mushroom farm and the zigzag. Now resident in WA (Perth region) I have ridden my mountain bike to both portals to explore whilst visiting family in and around the mountains. Nothing much has changed in the several times I have visited, everything just sitting there un-used. Such a shame as this tunnel could be developed into a great walking and cycling route for tourism, just like the Swan View tunnel on the eastern fringes of Perth was. Come on Blue Mountains council or NSW Department of Recreation/Sport/Tourism, just do it. What a boon it would be.

Many thanks. We used holiday at Lawson every August from the time I was about 5. The cottage we stayed in was at the eastern edge of Lawson so we got to know all the Lawson Falls and also those at South Hazelbrook. 70 years ago, the signage at Hazelbrook was even more basic than it seems to be nowadays, but we found our way around somehow or other. I'd not be doing it today, but back then we would happily drink from the creeks, with no ill effects.

An outstanding lookout at McMahon's Point, Strangely, I only discovered it 3 or 4 years ago. You can look west, past the southern side of Mt Solitary and over mountains to the ranges around Jenolan Caves. More mountains as you look south. The immediate view is of great sandstone cliffs. Look down and you see the headwaters of Warragamba Dam. On the way out is Battleship Tops, which still has some ancient aboriginal rock paintings in a huge cave. Sadly. some years ago, some louts burnt a huge fire in the cave, and smoke damage covers about half the painting, but it's still worth seeing.

Memories, memories. Back in the early 1950's, my sisters and I had a winter of illness, with chicken pox, mumps and measles. Our parents rented a cottage at Lawson where we spent a fortnight during the August school holidays to recuperate. After that, we returned for those holidays for many years, and my parents built a retirement home there. During those holidays, we got to know the North and South Lawson falls well. We'd pack a lunch, get some meat from the butcher and have a bbq lunch out. As time went by, we ventured to the South Hazelbrook falls as well It was great to see the Lawson falls again via video. The opening of this video showed an old store, just as you crossed the line. In the times I'm writing of, that was the general store, although there was also a much smaller grocery store on the southern side of the line. The general store shown was where we'd order wood and coal for the fuel stove and heating fires. The shops on the southern side have completely changed in the last few years. The taxi rank was on the southern side, the taxi being one of the early post-war Humber Imperial limousine - a very rare car even in those days.

gracias .....hermoso paseo !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Who was behind you filming, Graham.......and what happened to Geoff......

Oh that’s a shame I bet you miss him😔

Wow! So interesting. Thanks for sharing.

Great video guys. I lived in blaxland for 28 years I'm 35 and have lived in the blue mountains my whole life. I love it. Could tell you alot of history over the past 35 years. Was a great place to grow up

I grew up in May St Glenbrook just up from the Tunnel in the 60s. The was another Rail cutting on the other side of the Great Western Highway just up from the tunnel that was used as a Rubbish Tip and later filled in for housing I think. I think it pre dates the Tunnel.

Another great video. I appreciated the research and care in your video productions.

7:25 poor Roland Ratzenburger doesn’t get mentioned by name, even though he’d participated in the 1987 Bathurst 1000…

Worst drivers, hogging right lane, are f***ing wankers

Thanks for the Historical information. One of our great western Sydney recreational facilities. Frequently walk it and cycle it from Sherwood rd Merrylands West to Prospect Reservoir and back. Remember it well, as a local kid with water flowing along it.

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I've been hunting for early 90s 9 news Perth clips, can't believe I've missed this one for so long. Where did you get the blooper reels from?

It’s a shame you find it necessary to drive in the right lane constantly. What ever happened to “Keep Left Unless Overtaking”????? Poor form displaying this bad driving for all the world to see on film! Spoils an otherwise good video.

Another gem as always!!!! Thanks!!!

OMG, I've not seen that leader for years! we used it for all our internal productions.. do you have the whole countdown??

Did the locomotives run around the train at the bottom and top dead-ends, or was the loco always on the back of the train on the middle leg?

Just brilliant guys! Not heard anyone mention Blaxland, Wentworth and Lawson or Cox since I was in Primary School. We totally fail to comprehend and celebrate the immense difficulties that were overcome by our forefathers in opening up and building this great country. It’s nice to know there are still a few who desire to record this.

One place I will never ever get sick of ❤

Great job boys.