What a terrible shame it looks like a wonderful place to live. Lots of magnificent older buildings all relating to an old history.

Explored Terowie a few years back, from WA but with kids living in Gawler. Loved everything about that region ❤

Bit hard to be a ghost town with people living there. It's had a small population of people for ages since the rail lines stopped. Mostly older people the houses and rent is very cheap. Mostly have to do their shopping and what not in Peterborough. That's another town doing it tough too but there's a few more amenities. Used to live there about 30 years ago

Well watered, plenty of registered cars... NOT a ghost town...

4:47 - That 1990 Ford Falcon GL wagon on the right has been there since the mid 2010s, gradually being stripped of any reusable parts.😢 (Rego last expired on 11/01/2009)

Ghosts there have a gardening fetish.

Look up Terowie Murderer I won’t go into detail but it might make you want to cruise around the town with a different vibe ~ I love this town it’s great for photography & filming The buildings are wonderful ~ I’m sure you might’ve passed a few ghosts but just didn’t know it

@IntrepidsRus

3 ай бұрын

I have a video of the abandoned Murder house, it was a spooky explore for sure!

You missed the old BOM Telescope at the southern end of town before the old dump road.

Awesome!!

Lots of signs of activity with cars parked everywhere!

The houses look well maintained......... maybe they heard someone really scary was coming to town and they hid...... .clearly people who live in remote town live to a different tempo in and out take a video and make a lot of assumptions about living there.... It takes a special kind of person. who prefers to live in the country, than someone who lives in the city...

Looks ok to me, certainly not dead

Going by the shadows cast on the ground its early morning before anything is open, so of course it's deserted. It could also be Sunday morning. Things are not always as they seem.

@bobmarshall3700

2 ай бұрын

I live near Terowie. You are not right and make assumptions. The town is usually deserted at any time of the day. "Its early morning before anything is open" is incorrect because there's normally only one thing that opens and that's the deli/post office. The people who live nearby stay at home and keep to themselves. "Things are not always as they seem" but in Terowie they are! Terowie is a place where many have gone to be invisible and opt out of society. Some have a particular habit or mental health issues.

I was waiting for a little description as to the town's history. Why it was set up? What drew its population? Why so many people moved away and when?

@JohnJoseph-xw5zk

9 ай бұрын

I believe that South Australia's narrow gauge and broad gauge railway systems met at Terowie. Passengers transfering to different gauge trains, freight yards and servicing of steam locomotives occured there.

@MartintheTinman

8 ай бұрын

​@@JohnJoseph-xw5zkThat's Peterborough. It had a bogie exchange there. There's a plaque that claims Douglas MacArthur made the famous statement "I shall return" at the Terowie Railway Station though

@MartintheTinman

8 ай бұрын

​@@JohnJoseph-xw5zkPeterborough had all three gauges

No one around as you going past utes

Probably a Sunday

@Travelbunyip

9 ай бұрын

It was a Tuesday when I did the filming. The day before was just as quiet.

That is not a ghost town. I thought it was illegal to fly a drone above homes in South Australia hmmmmmm?

The firepits at the campsite ruin it for everyone

@MoiAussie1

9 ай бұрын

Why. I’m fascinated to know why it upsets you?. I haven’t stayed there but I have explored and loved the town.

@mattytee8671

9 ай бұрын

​@@MoiAussie1 ever lived next door to one? Endless smoke that is annoying and is cardiotoxic and carcinogenic.The smoke assaults and poisons the neighbours. Firepits should be banned.They are polluting, divisive, antisocial and they amount to harassment and bullying of the neighbours.

Never mind the town ....look at the knackered land around it no natural bush for hundreds of miles ....er thanks to pastoralists .....there's your "farmers" for you .....need I say more .