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  • Опубликовано: 24 дек 2024

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  • @angusthornett
    @angusthornett  Год назад +10

    Please share your experiences of ruins and abandoned places.
    If you wish to support the channel please consider Patreon.
    www.patreon.com/user?u=5186695

    • @SteveMack
      @SteveMack Год назад +3

      Always love your videos mate :-)

    • @seanworkman431
      @seanworkman431 Год назад

      I wonder if you might do a story on the (I think) APM paper mill and forestry operation which was near New Norfolk. As an apprentice woodworker I studied forestry and sawmill operations and from my understanding the mill used it's original land grant wisely. It was divided into 52 sections, each representing a week of the year. 4 were set aside as old growth reserve representing the 4 weeks of holiday per year. The other 48 were logged for the mill, 1 each year, meaning that by the time 48 years had passed there was enough regrowth to continue to support the mill. The company is no longer but the foresight in environmental conservation is little known and should be brought to attention. Of course, you are the man to do it.
      Keep up the great work Angus.

  • @Samshologram
    @Samshologram 3 месяца назад +2

    ‘ a picked scab’ … I love your visually stimulating descriptions of wastelands . Another great one I remember from a previous episode , was like a noose around it’ .. when describing the separation of lands .

  • @radiogeekau3356
    @radiogeekau3356 Год назад +7

    I was in town when the news about the Tasman Private Hospital being canned was announced. As a broadcaster myself, it’s sad to see broadcast facilities like the old TVT6 building torn down. So much broadcast history from that building, both radio (7HT) and television.

    • @angusthornett
      @angusthornett  Год назад +1

      It's had to guess what will become of the site. Possibly apartments. Who knows.

    • @radiogeekau3356
      @radiogeekau3356 Год назад +3

      @@angusthornett It probably will end up some sort of residential. Nearly all of the former TV studio sites on the mainland are now residential areas. In Coffs Harbour NSW where I’m based, the old NRN11 studios, which are still being used for broadcasting (the local Hit and Triple M outlets are there), is on the market. It’s right in the middle of a residential area and looks out of place. Mind you, the studios were there long before residents moved in. It used to be banana plantations around there. I’m confident that whoever buys the land will knock the studios down and put some sort of housing on there. It’s a shame because it is one of the last original TV studio sites in NSW or Australia still being used for broadcasting, albeit radio.

  • @darylburnet8328
    @darylburnet8328 Год назад +10

    Angus I am a retired School teacher and share your love of History.
    As a child I saw Ron Barassi playing and I accidently knocked PM Bob Hawke to his knees.
    The past made us who we are and can be.
    You and others remind us that our present is built upon the shoulders of our past hard working ancestors.

  • @james7149
    @james7149 Год назад +7

    Angus you narrate these videos as a writer. You have a wonderful way of articulating these important times in history. My singular belief is that Education holds the key to a better and new path for this troubled world today. Education is empowering and provides the opportunity to create a foundation for a better life. The ruins of the Claremont school seem to symbolise a foreboding sense of where our Education systems are headed…

  • @davidcarr2649
    @davidcarr2649 Год назад +2

    Angus, your delivery is impeccable. I want you to narrate everything I watch from now on. You've got a smooth soothing voice that feels like I am hearing poetry. Great stuff bud.

    • @angusthornett
      @angusthornett  Год назад +1

      Very generous, David. Glad you enjoy them, mate.

  • @Obviouslyspecial123
    @Obviouslyspecial123 Год назад +2

    Love the videos mate. I never knew Hobart had so many hidden gems!

    • @angusthornett
      @angusthornett  Год назад

      Thanks, Nicholas. There's always more to uncover.

  • @annaphillips7120
    @annaphillips7120 Год назад +4

    Your video’s are like a literary and visual reflection on our past. I feel a bit nostalgic and sentimental looking at these buildings you discuss. I came to Tasmania as a Fairbridge child to a home in Exceter, i never knew the history of these places. You have helped me fill in the gaps of the new land i came to love as my home. Your videos have given me such a unique perspective of Hobart. Thank you Angus and doggie.

  • @rogana5158able
    @rogana5158able Год назад +3

    Thanks

    • @angusthornett
      @angusthornett  Год назад +1

      Thank you, mate. Very much appreciate you supporting the channel with this donation. It does make a difference.

    • @rogana5158able
      @rogana5158able Год назад

      @@angusthornett you're welcome, please do a video about Oyster Cove, Dover or Penguin I had relations that used to and still do live in the area.

  • @realjohncross
    @realjohncross Год назад +4

    Sad to see the sorry state of my old primary school! Thanks Angus, great content.

    • @angusthornett
      @angusthornett  Год назад +1

      Thanks, mate. Yeah, Another ten years it might be all gone.

  • @leahrosevear4160
    @leahrosevear4160 Год назад +3

    Thank you for your latest video Angus, I was living away from Hobart/Tas for 15 years so am learning a lot from you. Recently I went to show a friend the TVT6 building in Newtown and found the demolished site! So it was extra interesting to see you discussing it tonight.
    Thank you and Harry.
    I want a dog just like him.

    • @angusthornett
      @angusthornett  Год назад +1

      Thanks, Leah. Almost all dogs have their charms.

    • @leahrosevear4160
      @leahrosevear4160 Год назад

      I suppose I just love seeing you and Harry together. I just miss having a dog to care for, love and enjoy the company of again - I can’t where I’m renting though. Thank you for your reply.

    • @angusthornett
      @angusthornett  Год назад +1

      I'll give him a pat for you. @@leahrosevear4160

  • @fredeverett4340
    @fredeverett4340 Год назад +4

    G’day Angus, this one hits a little hard. Firstly I attended this primary school between 1953 and 1958.. It’s demise is a little tragic for me. Prior to that it was the site of my mothers ancestral family home. Re churches, the Hobart hinterland is littered with derelict or repurposed churches, Methodist Church and grave yard at Old Beach, Hestercombe and graveyard at Ten Mile Hill on the Midland Highway and the old Church of England as you come into Claremont. Finally of streetscapes and demolitions. A demolitition occurs, and I ask myself what used to be there. What is. Better. A vacant block with a ring lock fence or the abandoned building that is a memory of the past.

    • @angusthornett
      @angusthornett  Год назад

      Yeah, Fred, not so easy to see. Possibly stay as it is for some time too.

  • @aus80srockradio94
    @aus80srockradio94 Год назад +1

    l love these stories, short & to the point. Excellent : )

  • @holidaymail
    @holidaymail Год назад +7

    I’m a Victorian but I love these looks around Hobart! Thank you 🙏

  • @bigm383
    @bigm383 Год назад +3

    Thanks, Angus, for another informative video. Always sad to see abandoned buildings that could be preserved through repurposing!😀❤️

  • @therighttoremain
    @therighttoremain Год назад +4

    This looks great.

  • @ManiBatchelor
    @ManiBatchelor Год назад +5

    Bloody brilliant, I resonate so much with these videos. There's something particularly eerie about a ruin, but you can't help be intrigued. Anyway thanks mate, you always make my Sundays!

    • @angusthornett
      @angusthornett  Год назад +1

      Cheers, mate. Glad you keeping tuning in.

  • @bikebasket9594
    @bikebasket9594 Год назад +13

    That little church could easily be saved. Just need to apply evidure which is basically a diluted epoxy and then probably a marine grade primer and a few coats of paint with sanding between coats and it would be perfect. A new roof and similar treatment to the beams and it would last until Christs Return.

    • @angusthornett
      @angusthornett  Год назад +3

      You're right, it could be saved. But decay is inevitable.

  • @FunzR32
    @FunzR32 Год назад +1

    Awesome video as always Angus. My great uncle, David Coad writes books about Tasmania heritage, more so family stories and origins etc, (Think his last one was Lymington released last year, which is part of my family tree heritage) be cool if you looked into that, some interesting reads around family trees and original settlements there in the southern areas

  • @malparish2938
    @malparish2938 Год назад +3

    Thnx Angus & dog for another fascinating video

  • @trevorsneath4665
    @trevorsneath4665 Год назад +2

    There's more than a few nice homes up here on the NW Coast that are ex-Anglican Churches that were sold off over the past 40 years.
    Another fascinating vid.

  • @noelerbs388
    @noelerbs388 11 месяцев назад +1

    Angus, thanks for your thoughtful narration of fascinating sites which would otherwise rarely, if ever, get onto the public consciousness.

  • @viscash3606
    @viscash3606 Год назад +2

    Another great episode. Not long enough ;). Would love to know more about Sth Arm and the families such as the Calverts, Potters, Gellibrands etc. and the development of the area

  • @rushmorebig
    @rushmorebig Год назад

    Thanks for the post and all your efforts.

  • @JamesMcivor-z6e
    @JamesMcivor-z6e Год назад +2

    great vid Gus , same can’t be said for state and local government

  • @allanmaccaul1465
    @allanmaccaul1465 Год назад +2

    Love the countdown

  • @bigears4014
    @bigears4014 Год назад +5

    Now the students are expected to travel to school , when years ago it was a short stroll to school , the weird thing is most schools got new roofs windows and insulation, and then were shut and ripped down , chigwell and north chigwell both gone, now students go to Rosetta or windermere , and windermere being the old claremont high

  • @mykelsalter7941
    @mykelsalter7941 Год назад +3

    ​Hi Angus, thank you for all the videos, I have learned alot of hobarts & tasmania's past from you. I thank yu for opening my eyes to history i didnt know.
    Also while you have been making these videos have you got a favourite place or found out things you never knew. Thanks again

    • @angusthornett
      @angusthornett  Год назад

      Cheers, mate. Glad you enjoy them. I know about the subject before I begin making a video. But when you visit the location in person you'll usually piece new things together too. Definitely find out more in the process of production. I don't really have a favourite place in Hobart. Fort Nelson is particularly interesting though.

  • @denisesavage2382
    @denisesavage2382 Год назад

    Fascinating story the ruins give. Thanks for sharing some of them.

  • @brendonsmith2752
    @brendonsmith2752 Год назад +3

    G'Day Angus. I was a student at Claremont Primary from 1964 to 1969. My brother was there from1960 to 1966. A big disappointment to see what has become of the place.

    • @angusthornett
      @angusthornett  Год назад +1

      Yeah, Brendon. It's a shame.

    • @Igloo3471
      @Igloo3471 Год назад

      Some businessman did buy the school site several years ago to redevelop it for housing but IIRC he got sick and ended up shelving the plans to recover from his illness and it ended up being set fire to by local bogan dropkicks at a rate of 4 times a fortnight for years.

  • @diannerowley9358
    @diannerowley9358 Год назад

    I went to claremont primary school heartbreaking to see it like this. Love your video just brilliant.

  • @ginanoble7203
    @ginanoble7203 4 месяца назад

    Thanks Luke,first time to your very interesting site.Have been in Tassie for 20 yrs and love to find out the history of this beautiful island.

  • @BlobBlobsen
    @BlobBlobsen Год назад +2

    Another fantastic and imformative video, excellent video work as always.

  • @Ubi_Qui
    @Ubi_Qui Год назад +1

    Solid piece.

  • @phillipebrall9930
    @phillipebrall9930 Год назад +3

    How profound: ‘Histories are … mostly the biographies of young people’. Especially true of Tasmania. My Maternal Great Great Great Grandfather was 26 when he arrived in 1820, which made him almost old in his time.

    • @angusthornett
      @angusthornett  Год назад

      Yeah, it's worth taking into account when trying to understand them. Young and usually uneducated.

  • @samcragg88
    @samcragg88 Год назад +2

    Another great video mate!

  • @amandaroberts4867
    @amandaroberts4867 Год назад

    Really enjoy your history videos. They’ve answered so many of my questions about Hobart since arriving from Qld 2 years ago. Would you consider doing a story on Collinsvale (Bismarck). Can’t help noticing the similarities to Handorf in SA. Strange there is no township, PO general store or church left (apart from the modern Showgrounds).

  • @Vivianblue.
    @Vivianblue. Год назад +4

    Cant wait to visit the apple isle ❤

  • @formulafish1536
    @formulafish1536 Год назад

    Claremont Primary School 😭
    My school life. I loved that school

  • @angie82175
    @angie82175 Год назад

    A beautiful video, thank you

  • @jesusislukeskywalker4294
    @jesusislukeskywalker4294 Год назад +1

    👍🏻 big ups Angus .. great video.

  • @anthonysmith434
    @anthonysmith434 Год назад +1

    Thanks again Angus. Always looks forward to your content

  • @leandabee
    @leandabee Год назад +2

    So sad and ominous of things to come 😢. Just wondering where that timber church is? You said Risdon Cove area? I bought a calendar too 👌😊

  • @angusbidgood
    @angusbidgood Год назад +1

    Loving the videos mate

  • @Void_And_Absent
    @Void_And_Absent Год назад +2

    good work

  • @pamelagahan5601
    @pamelagahan5601 Год назад +1

    Good point made.

  • @stripeyhorse
    @stripeyhorse Год назад

    i went to abbotsfield primary. thats been gone a while.. great video mate..

  • @TheCoolstuff103
    @TheCoolstuff103 Год назад +2

    Great video! Keep them coming!!!

  • @IsometricAssets
    @IsometricAssets 5 месяцев назад

    Wynyard used to have a mitre 10, hawthorn and that fella from the Block were there

  • @jamesaus7727
    @jamesaus7727 Год назад +1

    always love your content !!!
    would be so awesome to see you collab with Melbourne-based RUclips creator Phillip Mallis. He makes similar content to you but about Melbourne and would love to hear a colonial/early 1900s story around Vic and tassie so you and Phill could collab !

  • @SSDSledDogMusher
    @SSDSledDogMusher Год назад

    awesome

  • @Matt-yv2sr
    @Matt-yv2sr 5 месяцев назад

    Nice of you to walk your mum's dog around so much !😂

  • @darylburnet8328
    @darylburnet8328 Год назад +1

    Good work Cobber. Im older than you but think you do a great job.

    • @angusthornett
      @angusthornett  Год назад +1

      Thank you, Daryl. Glad you enjoy them.

  • @NoName-ds5uq
    @NoName-ds5uq Год назад

    I knew straight away from the thumbnail which school it was. My old primary school.

  • @bigears4014
    @bigears4014 Год назад +2

    The boiler exploded because the water pipe was leaking and contaminated with salt water which had caused bad corrosion

  • @jadesmith6823
    @jadesmith6823 Год назад +1

    Sad but true. 🇦🇺

  • @MrWilliam.Stewart
    @MrWilliam.Stewart Год назад +3

    Angus for Premier.

  • @aedvark
    @aedvark 4 месяца назад

    With this current city council, the private hospital was never going to go ahead. And i'd say the old tennis court project will be forever in limbo. Bike lanes on the other hand....

  • @stevetabley3984
    @stevetabley3984 9 месяцев назад

    Cinder blocks?? we're not in America !

  • @Igloo3471
    @Igloo3471 Год назад

    The old New Town Catholic Tennis Club courts from memory were in Sunnyside Rd, New Town.
    Very nice quiet area, doubt the neighbours would be very receptive to having Housos on that site with all the trash and troubles that lot bring.
    Luke Bradshaw's gravesite, Luke Bradshaw died when he got drunk on his mate's boat in Prince of Wales Bay one Winter's evening back in 2014 and fell in and drowned aged 39.

  • @louisesalter6278
    @louisesalter6278 Год назад +1

    Thanks