Western Australia Now and Then
Western Australia Now and Then
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This channel and our website are all about Western Australia.
We cover all sorts of topics including interesting attractions, towns and cities, great campsites and accommodation, history, folklore, birds, animals, wildflowers, four wheel driving, camping, caravans, camper trailers, boating, fishing, safety on the road and we also share our adventures with you as we travel around to film and photograph Western Australia.
We may not have a huge number of subscribers but we do have a huge number of videos. Sometime in 2024 we will reach 1000 videos so you should find something here to interest you.
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Thanks - Marc
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That was really interesting and I can imagine just how busy the town was back in the old days with so many stores and trades etc. thanks for sharing😀
Love it.
Too light on crime is the problem 😂
Yeah not like today LOL
Thank you for sharing the beauty of WA.
my dads brother had a farm outside harvey..many swims there
Thank you for the work you put into these videos. I hope that people use these videos to see their country
Thanks :)
My parents went here almost 40 years ago and then we went back when i was a kid and even in the 10 years between visits back then there were so many more rules and restrictions must be so different now. Was a very pretty area, i remember there been lots of tiny shells everywhere
It's sad that with the increasing number of visitors every year, more rules have to be brought in. We first went there in the 1980s and it was nice, relaxed and fairly undeveloped, now it is just like a tourist resort.
@WesternAustraliaNowAndThen yeah when my folks when it was really laid back, when I was there the rules were a lot stricter and that was in the late 90s I can't imagine how much more different it is now
Is this area close to Preston Beach
@@brunfree It is about a 40 minute drive SE of Preston.
@@WesternAustraliaNowAndThen thanks I’ll be out that way soon, visiting family, hence the interest to explore more. Your channel is great. 😀
Con tàu rất tuyệt vời ❤.
Worked there as it was being built. Nice crew there at the time. Boss not so much. I was maintenance and worked the grapes and olives and helped get the gardens going.
Thank you. Nice music choice.
I was at the Fremantle Gaol last week, and they have a small exhibition about his escape exploits. A timely coincidence.
I am really looking for job construction or fast food in karratha
Petrol is cheap 😅 def a few years back in the nevaneva.
Beautiful scenery
First camped here in the early 80's. Back then you could camp on the river bank next to the river Back before woke and over population took over. Rip Australia.
Sadly too many people has really changed the things that used to be so good. I also remember the camping area near the river.
Thank you. Beautiful site.
Was there last year a great spot , will take the kayak and rod next time .
Its a lovely spot hidden away. On a lonely road.😊
We live in a glorious country❤
Really don't understand why you don't have more reach than you do. You seem to put a lot of work into showing people Western Australia. Parts known and unknown. JT from Kalamunda.
I wonder why too sometimes but after 15 years on KZread the channel is finally starting to grow :) We are now getting more than twice thw views we were getting this time last year so hopefully it will continue.
Gd bless, I’m from Kellerberrin 1913
WOW bloody well done. And I 100% agree
gets its name from Binjareb
Mine too - and so much to see and enjoy!
Beautiful video. Hard to choose from so many images! Thank you
Would Perri be open to the photos being publicly accessible? I was doing some research on this house a while back and loved seeing all these new pictures!
Contact me at [email protected] and I will see if I can pass your request on to her.
I have sent a message to Perri, hopefully the contact details I have are still current. I will let you know if she responds.
Hi again, Please send an email to me at [email protected] and I can let you have Perri's contact details.
Do you think this old place would have originally had ceilings? I noticed the bakelite fittings are still on the beams, but no evidence of ceilings or cornices. Amazing to think much of those building materials would have had to have been taken in there by horse and cart.
It probably didn't have ceilings, many of the old buildings didn't have them as there was no real need. Things were pretty basic.
Soon to be my home as well! Ty for sharing! <3
Soon be my home.😄
Thanks Marc, my home too. Lovely video. Cheers, Frank.
My home.
I stopped here last year. Its a great spot
So many wonderful places in the wheatbelt.
❤❤💚💚💙💙💜💜💛💛❤❤
Thank you for supporting small communities.
Thank you.
Love this. Thanks for the channel. Important information.
According to the internet this is the closest town to the exact opposite side of Earth from where I am.
Wikicamps doesn't list tents as an option here, but the signage seems quite clearly to indicate that they're okay. My experience camping here: the best place around IF you get it to yourself. Having both a toilet AND A HOT SHOWER meant that the place quickly filled up with other campers, something of an issue if you all end up having to wait your turn. I'd encourage everyone to weigh it up against Koorda caravan park (about 25 minutes west) to see which is more practical for you. It's very cheap for people in tents ($5 a night!) but has no shade, yet it also has an honesty box with an envelope for all people coming in, giving you the freedom to come and go without the hassle of check in/check out times. Caravans/RVs are $15 per night/$50 per week for non-powered sites, and $30 per night/$140 per week for powered sites, but in both cases there's a pay 2 stay 3 deal. www.koorda.wa.gov.au/visit/where-to-stay/accommodation.aspx Some other caravan parks in the region that I hope people try out and review: Trayning, Bencubbin and Wyalkatchem. Wyalkatchem is probably the most expensive, but you get free access to lawn bowls and the aquatic centre next door, and if you're willing to pay $50 a night, your own ensuiite toilet and shower right next to your caravan
Thank you for keeping alive the memories of small town WA.
Heh, mum grew up there and joined the army to get away. Swore she new nothing about farming so she wouldn't go to the land army and got a posting as a truck driver to Nungarin.
Beautiful place I was their in Feb.
its not the cameras fault you dont want 4k, you must be the only person !!!
@@daviddrew7624 Not really, plenty of people still shoot in 1080.
Phong cảnh thiên nhiên khí hậu trong lành ,khu rừng có nhiều cây thấp rậm rạp hơi giống ở quê hương tôi .
Thank you!
What a pity background music is too loud and makes it impossible to make out what he is saying
Yeah, sorry about that, I re-editied the video and posted a second copy without the music. You can find it at : kzread.info/dash/bejne/dX6nyduuXbu2lso.html&ab_channel=WesternAustraliaNowandThen
Thanks for your install video. It encouraged me to buy one and I have done the cut out for LC78. I used a jigsaw for more tidy cuts BTW. Tentworld did a very good price at AU$149. Oh also I am happy to report that it comfortably holds 3 MaxTrax MK2 boards 👍
I think the women in the video is ruining your video with well shot videos and professional til,she pop up a few times
You would probably be referring to my parter...
Looks pretty but agree on pick the day & times avoid crowds etc. camping is suppose to be a quiet time😀