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what people forget is skills like this are taught by learning from tradespeople who are willing to pass on knowledge to the next generation. When these skills are lost then the knowledge evaporates and the 'know how' to problem solve and make solutions go with it.
Hi Issac, your work is brilliant. There's so much rail history in Tasmania. Have you been to Zeehan yet? There's a museum there that has quite a bit of rail history to see. Then there's Queenstown some 35 to 40 minutes drive away. They have rail history there too with the scenic rail. Well worth the trip. A big thank you for shining a light on something that should not be lost: Tasmanian railway history.
Thank you very much for watching! I have visited Queenstown and the Zeehan museum in the past, and have seen the railway history on display. Glad you enjoyed the documentary.😄🚂
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Excellent documentary! :)
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Great video. I was a volunteer for a while on the Derwent Valley Railway at the other end of the state and I know how hard the members there have worked over the years at a time when they haven't been able to run trains. With luck that era should be ending soon - I remember the enjoyment passengers got from what was often the first train trip in their life. I live in regional NSW now so no chance of joining a railway here. Best of luck to the Don River.
Thank you very much for watching! Glad you enjoyed it. Yes, volunteers work very hard.👍🚂
An outstanding documentary. Kudos for the fieldwork. Well done. Have a look at this one, you'll like it. The TRUE Story of the TASMANIAN TIGER # FULL DOCUMENTARY
Respect you have young man. God bless thank you
Wow so young. I appreciate your time and care young man. Hats off. God bless 👍 Lelt we no forget. God bless 👍
Thank you
Proper job Isaac! Outstanding video, wonderful committed volunteers, salt of the earth.
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Been there & on the old steam train, a great bunch of guys.. & i wish them all the best... cheers ya young @ heart lads 👍
High light of my apprenticeship was being sent with “steam train Ralf” to the round house in winter and while he talked I could get warm by a boiler.1972.
Only found you because I fell across your railway video, Keep on going you and fella and don't let anyone try to change you. You are a breath of fresh air with your style.
Thank you very much Michael, I will! Your comment is greatly appreciated.🙂👍
The Flying Scotsman and Mallard tearing around Tasmania !!!! when did THAT ever happen ?
This young man is going places! Bravo lil bro! This documentary is 5 star n beyond superb! ✴✴✴✴✴
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Thanks to these magnificent men for their passion and hard work. There is something beautiful about seeing, hearing and smelling a steam train go past. In Victoria whenever a loco passes everyone stops and watches it. Puffing Billy is one of our main tourist attractions and has been for at least 60 years.
One beautiful documentary about a wonderful cause. 10/10 will visit this rail society when I get a chance. Thank you for a good video.
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I recall watching from the other side of the river one day and all we could see was the puffs of steam above the trees as the train made its way up the Done River. mesmerising.
New Zealander here. This was a very moving video - I'm tearing-up right now. What a fantastic, wonderful group of volunteers! Very hard-working and hugely inspirational! I really hope that they can get a good number of young people interested and helping out so that the history stays alive. Very best wishes to the Don River Railway!
Thank you very much for watching all the way from NZ! Glad you enjoyed the film, I appreciate it.
Awesome stuff mate, reminds me of school holiday trips on the Tasman Limited
Appreciate it Rob! That would've been amazing being able to travel on the Tasman Limited.
Wow, very well put together documentary, well done.
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A very well-made and researched, AND narrated docu! Well done!
Thank you very much, Kelly!😄👍
Excellent programme. Best of luck to all at the Don 👍👍
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So refreshing seeing a young man respectfully spending time with an elder generation learning knowledge.. treasure your grandparents and learn as much as you can 🙏🏽
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What an incredible Documentary and please enter it in a few comps. Start by sending it to SBS or the ABC and list it on the IMDB. You also need to put yourself on the IMDB as a Producer and Director. You will go far young man if you work hard and be true to yourself.
Put together amazingly. Would love this young boys take on the death last year of the student apparently dared to jump from blackbeard boat who was never seen again. So much held back on that story
Impressive young naturalist and narrator!!!😎
Must have been very hot paint !
Isaac - you have produced a very professional video covering a good story using some great characters. I will now have a look at what else you have done. Thanks
Thank you very much, Ant! Glad you enjoyed it.🙂👍
Well made doco Isaac, all the best
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Hey thanks for the story now i know about tasmanian tigers!
Thanks for the comment! I'm glad you received the opportunity to learn about these incredible creatures from this documentary :)
Congrats young dude! That was brilliant!
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Very articulate young man with high production values. Well-done, excellent documentary.
Thanks for watching! Really appreciate your encouragement.😄👍
Wow, that was quite a treat, my father was a member when I was a boy in Tasmania and we would spend weekends fixing track and then got to ride the short line from the workshops to the swimming pool. There was not a lot of rolling stock back then but some was actually still in use on the main line. We rode the line from North to South when it was in operation, a very long, slow journey but I still recall the tunnel in the middle of Tasmania that was 3 miles long (?). There were so many rail lines in Tasmania that were abandoned for road transport but it is a shame to just tear them up. I wish the volunteers of the Don River Railway all the best for the future and I will be sure to visit next time I am there. Great production, keep up the good work.
Thank you very much, Sean! That is very interesting about the tunnel, I wonder where that would be exactly? I am glad you enjoyed watching.😁🚂
@@REELRANDOM the tunnel is somewhere in the midlands.
The documentary was incredibly informative, engaging, and well-created. Great job!
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Very well produced and engaging film - I think I should like to know a little more about Issac and his motivation to delve into history and share the past (rather than going down the path of some mindless Influencing!). We learned a lot about The Tiger we didn't know - although we did know someone who'd written about searching for the Tassie Tiger and who certainly believed they still were still here. It always breaks our heart how the Tiger was officially wiped out, and as some herein said, where treated so carelessly. Even though they may have been a raider of hen houses and pig pens, it must have been recognized that they were quite unlike any other living thing... I have a feeling even if they are spotted people don't announce it for fear it would lead to its demise, too. I also think any kind of cloning would be a shocking idea - what's the point? Good luck, Issac, we also thought your film about Don River Railway was very interesting, too, - you are blessed with a wonderful talent! Thank you.
Congratulations on a simply stunning video!
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What an incredible achievement by yet another group of volunteers. What would have happened to our history if there wasn't volunteer groups like this one. Working hard to keep memories alive.Also wonderful was the young guy who produced this clip and interviewed the people on the site. A guy with a big future. Thank you all.
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I have two memories of going on the train in Tasmania, one was from Hobart to Launceston, the other was going to Clairmont from Hobart, as I recall on the suburban stations the had a small box, if you wanted the train to stop you opened the box took out the flag then the train would stop, then you rolled the flag up again but it back in the box and went on your way
I have also seen them at ryglos 7 a small outpost in the borg outreaches
What a story! Praying for you volunteers for the dreams to make it to reality. Great bit of journalism too. Good job young man. You can achieve your dreams. BRAVO and SALUTES to all the people involved in the Don River Railway. ✌️🫡
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this should be done all over the uk, cos there is abandoned railway route,s all over the place, some place,s would maybe need a slight re-route.. Cos of people building over trackbeds, but really ,every old disused trackbed should be protected against people building on it, cos you never know when they need to be re-opened, part of the border,s railway (originaly, the waverly line) has been re-opened, but to make it more usefull to everyone, it needs re-opened down to carlisle. Which will be tricky but not impossible, due to parts of the orginal trackbed being used to build on, any new building over an orginal trackbed should have a compulsory purchase order put on it & be demolished, the railways should never have been closed in the first place. Its my preferd form of travel, & if there isen,t a railway that goes to a place, then i just don,t go.
Great video very great presentation of the Don River railway. It's ashame that Tas rail is showing it's short sightedness into how much potential there is for regular passenger service.
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what the hell are these commercial grade production values how on earth? congrats dude
It followed the children to school? I wonder why? The same gentleman also said it wasn’t aggressive, so I assume it wasn’t trying to attack them. Was it hoping they’d give it something to eat like a dog would? I wonder if TTs could have been domesticated if someone had tried?
there is evidence super white sharks exist in very deep water. Maybe they change their food source when they get a certain size and go deeper. The best evidence is the tagged 12 ft. juvenile white shark which was eaten by something and taken down thousands of feet, too far to be a killer whale. The temperature recorded from the tag is the same temperature as a white sharks belly. We never see the remains of white sharks dying from old age. We know very little about our ocean and nothing is impossible.
Excellent presentation, you done a fantastic job on the video thanks
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Amazing video, with an amazing backing track. :)
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A great video and update on the Don River Railway and all the volunteers. You and your viewers maybe interested in a video I made called 'Back on Track', a railcar run from Don to Penguin, Tasmania, for the 2001 Rail Centenary and the reopening of the Penguin Station. kzread.info/dash/bejne/n2t8qauuicKpoNo.html