Very interesting, you’re got some great skills gizmo cheers

Good one gizmo 👍

part 2 here. kzbin.info/www/bejne/p6SQanSkhpl-Y5Y

part one to this video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJi6fHhmbc1md5I

Wow, just telling my 17yo son how I'm watching the guy who taught me my trade make a window on KZbin! Pretty sure that's the same T20 thicknesser that I used nearly 20 years ago?

That's very interesting mate!👍

Love your work mate

That's a cool tunnel

It looks like a great trip. I wish I was there - lol

Well mate; at least you know you're well & truly 'in nature'!

I love the rain, not so much any discomfort from it though

Great video thanks Gizmo

Awesome. You don't let a bit of bad weather stop you doing your thing Gizmo.

looks great mate, 5 deg and raining here in London. and great pies as well.

Love the video mate.

That's a tiny bottle of booze brother 😅

To save everyone valuable time. He stops complaining about the gate code at 9:30. He briefly resumes the exact same complaining at 19:15 and finally gets over it at 21:05. The highlight of the video is him passing out after a sip of Fireball 👍

A friend of mine sent me this video. Me, him ,and a few others actually came to this place quite often early this year. We were the ones to actually put it up on Google Maps. We decided to try and mow as much as we could in one day and planned to keep coming back to mow the place but never did, we took plenty of beautiful photos, its good to see others discovering old pieces of history like this too. Around the time we were there, there were a lot of snakes living on the bridge where the vines are, it's an amazing sight

Heya, I'm chiming in to express my thanks for this fantastic video! I too, started having issues with my own T-18 and was nearly ready to scrap it when I discovered your instructional. I gathered my tools together, dissambled the motor and discovered exactly what you were talking about. I spent about three hours all tokd and the results were beyond my wildest imagination. A note about sealing. I used a marine grade sealant for the seams. I couldn't tell if it has the acid in it you mentioned so I'd welcome your perspective on that. Also, I took apart the bushes and found that the springs were hopelessly corroded. I took them out and after I cleaned everything up, I hit upon an idea. I butchered a couple of ballpoint pens for their springs and cut them to fit and it seems to have been the perfect solution. The bushes move beautifully in their housings and the motor runs beautifully. I use my motor with my 14 foot sailing boat and I spend a lot of time on the sea off Adelaide. In the 18 months since I've had it, I have never performed any sort of maintenance on it. I now plan to make this a regular schedule where I'll strip everything down and repeat the process. My sincere thanks to you for this invaluable instructional. Salut!

One of my local spots too as a teen. One point if I may without seeming like a nonce, Yagara or Yuggera is pronounced “ya-ga-RA” with the emphasis on the third syllable…or phonetically “Yug-a-ra”. The way you’ve pronounced it you’re emphasising the second syllable “ya-GA-ra” ..this is not accurate. Think of other Yagara place words like pinkenBAH, MoogaRAH, kabulCHA (Caboolture), bundamBA, and so on. They’re usually three syllable words with the emphasis on the third syllable. Not always, but mostly. Hope this helps ✌️

What bird is that making all that noise?

Looks relaxing there. Australia.... Land of the noisy birds

Nice spot - worth the trouble of persevering to get the gate code.😀

Bloody ridiculous you even need a code to camp in a free country, I would never go there gizmo

Great video

It might be muddy now, just had a sudden storm here! 👀

Great vid Giz, That Beaudesert line is an important part of our history

The bridge is out of action but the subway is still operational

Cool bridge 👍

Is there any fish in this part of the creek system?

Hey Giz, Great Vid Mate, That Quarry needs a T-rocking soon. The Ipswich Coal seams are in there so I want to give them a smack. Also The Source of Slacks Creek in in there.

Karawatha's my local. Never been to the lookout bit, though. Good thing the quarry was there to cool you down. And it's only spring!

Don't they make Crocs for climbing? 😆

Excellent. Gorgeous day, but they're starting to get warmer...

This is my local, I walk there with my wife almost every day for exercise. The lookout your climbing down was marked as 'Alice Rocks' on some old maps, and had a cave system that was destroyed when the Quarry was built.

awww you cut it short . I wanted to see you slog it back in the predicted afternoon headwind and chop you spoke of

Nice one . And then there is all the editing . A 20 minute film can take me up to 20 hours to edit sometimes

It's not so easy hey, we know we should be checking shots to make sure they came out and checking sound and adjusting camera for light but when you add that to all the double walking and looking for angles, flying a drone, and actually doing the hike it would end up being an overnighter haha. I also like the fact that you're someone who knows how to climb and still have the sense to say, this is not smart for a solo trip. I am one of those people that don't feel safe trusting a rope haha, but I really should face that fear one day. It might even make a good video one day haha. It would be good to have a film crew, but I also enjoy the challenge and the learning.

You have found a little piece of Heaven down there. Hope you both had a great weekend! 🙂

Looks Delightful..

Nice little getaway mate. As fas as I recall, I've only been to those places ìn my late teens, and again in my 20's, so...it's been several months!😁🤣😉👍

Great scout camp out there. Highly recommended,one of the oldest in Australia and some great history and trails. The bush chapel is awesome.

Good to see you up the creek with a paddle 😁

I love that I am still learning of places in the bay from you. I have done eprapah creek before but I never knew of the launch point at Oyster point park. That looks like the paddle across from there would be far more interesting than the one around from Orana esplanade kayak ramp. I think next time I go I will launch from that park. Any advice on what tide? Like is 1/2 tide ok? Also I have a journey like yours that has been cursed for me too, every time I planned it covid shut the borders. So I stopped trying to do it and now we have no more covid haha. (Clarence river canoe trail). Anyway, great video mate.

That's a part of Brisbane I've never been to

Go the electric outboard...Hey Mate, At oyster point is the Petrie formation, It's weathered olivine Basalt down that way Weathers to red soil, cool stuff, No one knows where it came from, mmm I feel a video coming on....Great Vid mate, Hope it does well.

Good one gizmo ⚓👍

Cool hat baz, where did you get it from?

No crocs, other than on your feet? 😁😉👍

Do you remember the old Alby Mangels adventures? He was always acting like it was just him solo or him and a girl. I always thought "Well who on earth is doing the videoing?" (definitely a human with pans and follows and such)