Great videos Paul. Loved the video that reflected on the life of Bert Newton. Outstanding reflective television!

It’s still hard to believe that Hessie’s gone. His life and energy seemed irrepressible.

As a fan of Crowded House, and a budding drummer, I loved Paul Hester's drumming. I was shocked too when I heard that such a talented creative person left us so suddenly. To see his grave just breaks my heart.😢😢 Why?

@febweb17

9 ай бұрын

You can play the part of the bright, shiny, person but inside you're crying.

@petethundabox5067

2 ай бұрын

He's buried next to his mum. Ross Hannaford and Spencer P Jones are the other side of the hill.

Great video mate. I was equally entertained by one or two of the comments lol. Nice to know my videos are not the only weirdo magnet 😂

This is an excellent KZread video, I really enjoyed it. It's well researched and I really like your relaxed and informal delivery. Fascinating stuff. It really tweaked my heartstrings when you talked about the death of Peter Brock. He was like a real hero to me and so glamourous, like a movie star. I can remember the exact moment I heard the news when he died. I was turning a corner into my daughter's street and it was like hearing about a family member and I was grief stricken. And what a horrible death it was. Yes he did have it happen doing something he loved but that didn't make it ant better to me. And I felt so sorry for Bev, his partner. She was so loyal and loving to him. Thanks for your terrific work. Hope you keep it up.

@PaulHagl

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for that nice comment. I aim to keep the quality going.

Great videos didnt know all famous people buried in Australia 🎉🎉🎉

to see peoplethat i learnt about in school likes of DBrke and Wills. Akso to see the drummer Paul Hestrers grave from my favourite band Crowed House and my hero Peter Brock and reading about Dame Nellie Melba RIP and to learna bout the others i never knewabout these are interesting videos Paul keep up the great content

Missed so much in Melbourne cemetery

I remember Zara Holt doing an instant coffee commercial in the late 1970s or 1980s. Andronicus I think? He loved the sea.......and the sea loved him back! She's a very fickle Temptress at times. ......or he's currently at his mega villa in China somewhere......perhaps Russia.....or, according to some, Planet Epsilon in the star-cluster Sigmus-Epsilon Az-U655n.

A person who likes walking around cemeteries is a "Tombstone Tourist", correctly known as a 'Taphophile'. That includes me.

That little girl asking you what you're doing was hilarious 😂

@PaulHagl

2 жыл бұрын

Actually that was my son. I showed him your comment and he laughed his arse off. He'll try to sound more like a boy from now on.

@RobertM-sx5qk

Ай бұрын

@@PaulHagl since bev brock died recently this year will she be near peter

Always enjoy your vids Paul. And a ‘75 baby like me! That explains your awesomeness 😉

@PaulHagl

2 жыл бұрын

Yes we are awesome.

Beautiful tribute to Paul 😞

Charlie Chaplin also visited Melba's Coombe House. Fabulous place to visit with beautiful gardens

Thanks for another great video Paul

Love the video

8:11 I think you might need glasses Paul. It's "Comrades in a great achievement, companions in death, and associates in renown"

@PaulHagl

2 жыл бұрын

It's the first sign of middle age problems.

@brendancskinner

2 жыл бұрын

@@PaulHagl Enjoying your videos a lot. I watched Malcolm, The Big Steal, and Death in Brunswick based on your recommendations and loved all of them so thanks for that.

Nice video. I'd have expect far more tributes and some Aussie flags on Brockie's grave.

Loving the video's Paul.

great work paul...

Thanks for a enjoyable tram trip Home, right pass the castles lawyers place and other Sydney Road location

Gough was actually the Prime-Minister when he went to the 1975 election; and Kerr, after he sacked Gough, appointed Fraser as the acting Prime Minister.

Menzies was an old boy of my school and we had to go and stand on the side of St Kilda Rd while his funeral procession went past. We of course had no idea who he was. Harold Holt also has a marine park inside the bay off Portsea, and a swimming pool in Glen Iris named after him.

Another great video Paul, Keep ‘em coming 👍

I love your shows ! Well done ! We live in Ballarat. So wonderful seeing things we can go visit too. Stay safe Paul and up load soon. #tammyintiarashappinessover60#

Love your work. Well done 👍😃 you have a great sense of humour

Mate i know you mainly do Victorian locations but if you ever get to Queensland and feel like a bushbash could you head to outback and Winton? Where my fav film was made The Proposition (2005). I`ve been there and most of the sites are close to town. They even had props from the film in the Waltzing Matilda Centre there. Just go in Winter it`s bloody hot in Summer. Cheers love your work.

10:33 He was *NOT* Frederick Baker Federici! He was simply Frederick Baker. Federici was his pseudonym - his "stage name!"

9:55 Frederick Baker was his actual name, "Federici" was only a pseudonym for career purposes.

They call him King of the mountain

Freemason symbol on Walters tombstone

@nerinat8371

8 ай бұрын

I spotted that as well 👁️

I really enjoyed this series of 2 vids. Have you done a review of Bush Christmas? I thought you had but couldnt find anything today.

@PaulHagl

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks, also I haven’t done a review of Bush Christmas 🎅

@markwng

2 жыл бұрын

@@PaulHagl Looks like no one has. Perhaps a theme for a future holiday in NSW?

Great work again and loved it Paul what happens to you on twitter not see there every more

@PaulHagl

2 жыл бұрын

Nah, too much negativity and anger on there. Not enough nice people like yourself. Thanks for the support Andy.

@andybombers3307

2 жыл бұрын

@@PaulHagl keep in touch with me paul happy chat with you every time

05 BASH WIFE!!

Ah? You were at Blackwood cemetery for Paul Hester but you didn't do Ross Hannaford (Daddy Cool) and Spencer P Jones (The Johnnys /Beasts Of Bourbon)? Sacrilege.

@PaulHagl

2 ай бұрын

Excuse my ignorance 😅

@petethundabox5067

2 ай бұрын

@@PaulHaglYou weren't to know. Did you notice Paul is buried next to his mother?

@PaulHagl

2 ай бұрын

@@petethundabox5067 yes I’m sure I mentioned that but I did that video a while ago. Maybe it didn’t make the cut.

@petethundabox5067

2 ай бұрын

@@PaulHaglSorry. I must have missed it. I was looking at the chapters at the same time wondering if SPJ might get a mention. (We were pretty good friends in his last few years).

I'm sure it was meant as fun but the way you made fun of Federici's grave was a tad disrespectful

@PaulHagl

Жыл бұрын

You have a good point there. I should never go off script. If there's an after life I hope Fred forgives me.

6:25 The name "Gulf Of Carpentaria" sounds so *utterly pretentious and unAustralian!* Better to call it simply *"Carpenter's Gulf!"*