Wow thanks for finding this, i was there with the Australian Junior Team. A heaps of bikes got stolen just prior to the event starting. And those Pommies can drink!
Same here. Especially that stretch of bush nicknamed "the sandies" which you can see 20:15 - 20:50. It's hardly changed since '92 (only the far end has grown bushy. You could see the houses on the other side of the pit when they show it in Part II).
@@adz24888 I think the concrete pipes were where the road crossed Black Creek, just a few hundred metres behind where Bunnings now is. I think that bridge disappeared yonks ago.
@@adz24888 No worries. It's not a part of the world you see on here very often! When the days get warmer again I'll go out there and have another wander around.
I was there as a 17y/o. My sister described it as the time the Olympics came to Cessnock. That's just what it felt like. The town has never buzzed like it since.
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Wow thanks for finding this, i was there with the Australian Junior Team.
A heaps of bikes got stolen just prior to the event starting.
And those Pommies can drink!
I still ride on most of them tracks in cessnock to this day!
Same here. Especially that stretch of bush nicknamed "the sandies" which you can see 20:15 - 20:50. It's hardly changed since '92 (only the far end has grown bushy. You could see the houses on the other side of the pit when they show it in Part II).
@@DoctorBrodski it is too! and thats part of the coal flats near west cessnock entrance at 13:15 i didnt know the bridge was like that haha.
@@adz24888 I think the concrete pipes were where the road crossed Black Creek, just a few hundred metres behind where Bunnings now is. I think that bridge disappeared yonks ago.
@@DoctorBrodski ah yeah now i got my bearings, its crazy how the place looks now things have changed so much since ;) thanks for the reply Mate:)
@@adz24888 No worries. It's not a part of the world you see on here very often! When the days get warmer again I'll go out there and have another wander around.
Was there, as a 14yo it felt like heaven
I was there as a 17y/o. My sister described it as the time the Olympics came to Cessnock. That's just what it felt like. The town has never buzzed like it since.
Great vid mate i live in mulbring were the 6th day was held.
Cheers man im a very lucky boy ,it a great place to live.
Damn, wish it was in English.
Shane watts 6:30