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Приєднався 9 сер 2007
Silverline Pictures (NZ) on UA-cam.
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Trucks in the South Island of New Zealand (2020)
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A quick look at some trucks around New Zealand's South Island.
Skyline Queenstown Luge - Red Track - Queenstown, New Zealand
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Take a ride on the Red track on the Queenstown luge
Skyline Queenstown Luge - Blue Track - Queenstown, New Zealand
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Take a ride on the Blue track on the Queenstown luge
Skyline Queenstown Gondola - Queenstown, New Zealand
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Great views of Queenstown
Shotover Jet - Queenstown, New Zealand
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Take a ride on the Shotover Jet in Queenstown
Ferrymead Heritage Park - Christchurch, New Zealand
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A heritage museum with a tram
Brayshaw Heritage Park - Blenheim, New Zealand
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Brayshaw Heritage Park - Blenheim, New Zealand
Interislander 2020 Wellington to Picton on Kaitaki
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Interislander 2020 Wellington to Picton on Kaitaki
Goodbye 2020, Hello 2021 - Auckland, NZ New Years Fireworks
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Goodbye 2020, Hello 2021 - Auckland, NZ New Years Fireworks
Penong Windmill Museum - South Australia
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Penong Windmill Museum - South Australia
Valley of the Giants - Tree Top Walk - Western Australia
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Valley of the Giants - Tree Top Walk - Western Australia
Swan River Ferry - Perth - Western Australia
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Swan River Ferry - Perth - Western Australia
This sort of crap makes me hate farmers! All that waste!
Fond memories of her when she was on the rosslare pembroke run connecting southern ireland with wales also in the video iS connemara another ferry we had here in rosslare harbour.
Thanks i lived there from 85 to 96 good ride✊
Goodbye 1950, Welcome 1951 - Auckland New Year's Eve Fireworks.
I live in clutha
Heyyy why have to turn around tho????
Lol that’s it?
Wow I grew up going here on school trips in the 80z wasn't like this back then wow speechless
Reminds me of a beautiful little hard working mill called waimiha back in the day such a warm inviting home feel to it along with loving,caring nd very interesting characters nd most importantly whanau so many memories there of sharing a few beers nd lots of laughs at the club after a hard slogging hot shearing days work ..and the mill was pumping bk then could still be u neva know ..
Lived in the old matiri post office building,relocated to whaimiha
Fun I’d like to live in an old post office :) like the one at Ophir would be cool
@@slpnz it's got a rail line running through it this should have some benefits in itself you think towns like this happens to have possibility?🤔
Would be good if the railway line was operational again but that most likely would not help the town.
@@slpnz I was there when the locals shorted out the lights and robbed a train...3k worth of chocolate bickys from memmory
Really?? What year was that?
Been there.done that! Completely otherworldly....🤗
Yes it is a cool place :)
Great video..thank you.God bless
Cool
Picton street Bristol, UK. Named after NZ?
Both the town here in NZ and the street in the UK are apparently named after Thomas Picton
@@slpnz Thank you! I didn't know that..I'm off to google Thomas Picton. You are bang on the money. Both named after the Lt. General Thomas Picton.{Whom I'd not heard of before}.
hermoso lugar
Ride on this tub at your peril!!! The biggest maritime disaster ever to sail New Zealand waters, it was built in Spain and has a Northern Hemisphere bow with a southern Hemisphere stern. It's not a wave piercing bow, so reacts terribly to the rough seas of the strait... and sat so proud of the waves for months after it arrived concrete trucks sat on the Picton wharf laden with concrete which was emptied into the bow to get the thing to ride low enough in the water to even dock at low tide in Wellington. It's still so unstable the hardwood sleepers wear out in six months and need replacement they last for years bearing tracks that are passed over at speed by fully laden trains Disgusting boat
I’d love to look at places like that they always look interesting
THIS KING KONG R.I.P ENCOUNTER RIDE SO SCARY AT UNIVERSAL STUDIOS HOLLYWOOD AT TIME ?
Woohoo!
We need to be opening these towns . There is a lot of homelessness in aotearoa. It's a start fr famz that are on the streets in cars with there kids in toe. And secondly it's cold rite now. Government should be lookin at places like these ghost towns.
Bugger off,no work for them,don't need their crap eaither.
😲😲👍👍👍👍
Pine forest will kill any small town.
Voll cool 👍🏻
That's not real shark
I mean... we know lol! But that's the magic of the ride. To make u feel like if you were in the movie somehow...
@@jorgechavarria4799 Your right they did use a real shark in the first movie sometimes though.
Radio Station has the most amazing collection of vinyl!
🙏 Our Grandfather surname Rainey.. worked in timber mills near Te Kuiti.. Never knew/ know where..., but that’s!!🙏
How, sad. Unfortunately alot of NZ have left for Australia 🇦🇺 but Peter Dutton, Sending them back..so hopefully those ghost towns will fill up soon. "Cheers 🍻 Mate"
Ay don't think so
Boombanggg
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My dad was a Black Smith at Mangapehi Mill. We left in 1963, when Mum and Dad got wind of it closing down. Memories of Mangapehi are some of the best of my childhood . Friends with a family from there,64 years later.
“Looks like a big”...”Johnson get back to your station”.
I think I dropped a load of logs off here back in the 80s or was there a Waimiha Mill that looked similar?
A rather sad & desolate place & look at all that timber - lying there to rot. WASTE
Love I want to move in nice and quiet
I wouldn't go to Ongarue full fucking Aucklanders going cycling
@@mrkdawg8951 Cycling awesome sport! Great for heart, lungs and legs, great aerobic fitness, good for stress management.
I'd love to own one an do it up
Do u watch the dude who did buy one and is doing it up right now.
@@scottishdude9161 is there link?
@@michellemc5338 just type in. I bought a ghost town. He has spent just over a year there doing it up. You can also type in a year in a ghost town. That will get you there michelle.
@@scottishdude9161 I did see that channel, crazy guy.... it is great what his done preserving the history... a lot of work & mostly on his own amazing.
@@michellemc5338 yep hes crazy but what a job hes doing on that old town. I think hes building a hotel inside an old building. Would love to go see it sometime but from Scotland and no holidays this year again. Cant b bothered will all this covid stuff. Are you in the states yourself.
Thank you for this video. I now have an idea what’s the drive there. My wife and I are travelling from Joshua Tree to Oatman then to Kingman. Apprecciate this video a lot. I just wish that you inserted music on it. But anyway, this is a nice video of your drive.
OK, this is how to drive into interislander. Thanks.
being scrapped 😢
They should use rising metal bollards at all rail crossings
I wonder how that double trailer DHL truck at 6:55 is supposed to turn around to get off the boat
There is enough room for trucks to turn just as the trucks you see when boarding the ferry had already done
Dude I currently work for the contractor to Interislander that drives both the truck and trailers and the big semis and b trains etc. It takes some getting used to, but they train you pretty good. Next time your on one of the ferries and you see a b train with one of the wee tugs pulling it, just watch they just do a slow u turn...... easy peezey my friend. I do that every day.
My daughter loves this video. She's 2 and we just went on our first ferry ride. Thanks!
Been there before was working at a scrap yard helped to recover a broken down car for recycling
I watched this video this morning from rural south-west Victoria in Australia and was thrilled to see Aotearoa arrive in Waitemata Harbour, to moor at Devonport. As interesting was to watch the background scenery, so familiar after years of travelling to Auckland from Tutukaka, Northland to visit family, friends, boys attending Kings College, and working in Auckland 1980-85.
Very cool to see how they used to print👍
I lived in kingman and made this drive so many times.
You should redo this video now and you will see many positive changes have happened.
Next time I’m down that way I shall :) do you live there?
You mean The City of Bunbury.
Why did they leave
Erica MISS_E , if you lived there you would leave as well.
True true
The people left because the industry was based on exploitation of ancient forests and the trees ran out. It was a classic "rush to destruction" industry. When pines were planted the old mills weren't suitable for cutting pine logs because they were inefficient and produced too much waste. When they were raping nature wastage wasn't a concern. But when you grow a crop people value it more. The King Country has a proud pioneer heritage but a disgraceful record of caring or being responsible for nature. 93% of the West Taupo- King Country forests were logged in just a few decades after the second world war. Some of the giant 1000 year old totara trees had trunks the width of a highway lane. You can see one wasting away at this derelict mill. The giant totara were the world's largest podocarps and NZ's national iconic tree, but treated like rubbish. Giant rata trees were just as big, but most have succumbed to farmers' fires or possums. Many of the mills were burnt down to collect insurance money just as the trees or contracts were about to run our (at Pureora, for example).
As a kid dad would go to the Kereopas for a beer there. We would go over to the mill and play. I wonder if the old hall is still in good condition?
ino the kereopas lol wow sonny kereopa lol
Wow!
I remember when they were building the sky tower