Ned Kelly / Old Melbourne Gaol / Ned Kelly Seige / Glenrowan / Homestead of Ned Kelly

[@AndrewBrowning-l8i]

Loved seeing Melbourne shown off, she’s a beautiful city. Episode went well with our passion fruit martinis. Have a wonderful evening.

[@kingdeanoadventures]

Glad you enjoyed the episode might have to do another Melbourne episode one day in the future. Try to make it a pet friendly one. You’re making me jealous. I now feel like a martini.

[@caroltemple]

Great episode. Learned so much about Ned Kelly. Thanks for sharing all the knowledge.

[@kingdeanoadventures]

Thanks for watching! We are glad you enjoyed it. safe trip back to Tassie Carol. Hope you have a best time with your son and the family. Hope to see you Wednesday. ❤️

[@caroltemple]

@ I will definitely see you Wednesday. Marcus isn’t going well at all. I can’t wait to see him and give him the biggest mum hug and love. ❤️

[@Paintlater]

Great one guys

[@kingdeanoadventures]

Thank you

[@fionaludbrook8193]

What a brilliant episode. Perhaps the most comprehensive (and only) touring Ned Kelly video I have seen, especially if also linked with your Beechworth episode. And spot on about the Kelly armour once being housed at Old Melbourne Gaol. I so love historical stuff. No matter where you sit on the scale of whether Ned was a hero, sticking up for poor farmers, or just a common criminal and murderer, it is so interesting seeing how so much tourism has arisen around his legend and places where historical events actually occurred, involving Ned and his family. Ned has certainly brought in more money dead, than he ever did alive!😃

[@kingdeanoadventures]

We are glad you enjoyed the episode and agree, Ned is quite the legend! And well said with everything in your comment. Thanks for watching and hope to see you Wednesday for our next episode.

[@kimscotttemple]

That was really interesting Deano and now Carol and I decided to go to Glenrowan for a weekend. As always you guys ROCK!! Thank you so much 👍

[@kingdeanoadventures]

That’s so cool you guys will love it there if you stay at the caravan park you’ll see kangaroos in the morning. It’s only a small town but definitely go check out all the museums they’re all unique in their own way. Fantastic spot for a weekend away thanks for watching. See you Wednesday.

[@patchythebushkangaroo6756]

Awesome video, you always give the information in a fun and interesting way. Love your videos, thank you, give Twyla a big hug 🤗 😁 ♥

[@kingdeanoadventures]

Will do and thank you for watching. We always really appreciate it.

[@shakinglifewithkazz]

What an awesome episode 💕

[@kingdeanoadventures]

Thank you really appreciate that comment. Thanks for watching. Hope you enjoy us this Wednesday at 7 pm.

[@tiree76]

Lovely episode if I don’t watch next weeks episode I hope you all have a merry Christmas and great new year.Thanks for sharing your adventures all year and look forward to see what next year brings.

[@kingdeanoadventures]

Merry Christmas to you too! And happy New Year hope you can still join us for our Wednesday episode at 7 pm and totally understand if you can’t make it to the next two Sundays as it is that busy time of the year . But the best parties the episode will always be there to come back and watch. Merry Christmas to you and your family and have a safe and happy Christmas and New Year.

[@madswansfan1]

When I was last in Glenrowan we picked up a guide leaflet and did the walking tour. I highly recommend doing that.

[@kingdeanoadventures]

Thanks for the tip, we'll have to check it out next time we're in Glenrowan!

[@shazza4]

Very interesting I was in Glenrowan not too long ago guys 😊thanks for this informative video

[@kingdeanoadventures]

Glad you enjoyed the episode and it’s great to hear you were in Glenrowan too. Thanks for watching!

[@AndrewCastlemaine]

Several years ago I was having a drink in a pub in Avenel and got talking to the publican about Ned Kelly and links to the area. He pointed to an old bloke at the bar and said: "See him over there? That's Bluey Shelton". Story was that his grandfather (or great-grandfather) was saved as a child by Ned Kelly when the kid fell into Hughes Creek during a flood one year. Legend is the Shelton family presented Ned with a red sash in appreciation. Bluey said the Kelly family was "all right" but made no mention of a sash. Also saw Red Kelly's headstone (Ned's father) in the Avenel cemetery.

[@kingdeanoadventures]

Thanks for sharing . I love hearing everyone’s personal stories and connections to the Kelly gang.. what a great dinner story to tell people. Thanks for sharing again and thanks for watching the episode. Really appreciate it.. regards Deans

[@fionaludbrook8193]

Memories of staying at the old gaol in Ottowa, a YHA, in Canada, a very similar style of old British colonial punishment architecture. Windows too high to see out, so prisoners had to look at the workings of their mind rather than anything external. The dorms were fine. You could get a free night's accommodation if you stayed in a solitary confinement cell. I wasn't desperate enough to save money to test it out. You got locked in at 6.00 pm and were stuck in there until 6.00 AM. People apparently often screamed the hostel down within an hour or so. Interestingly, I had my gorgeous fresh Canadian salmon stolen from the fridge there. Old gaols are always a bit eerie.

[@paulinehiggins8239]

How depressing are those cells. Did you bring any ghosts out with you after being where the hangings took place? Ned was so young. Oh wow, where he took his last breath. I’ve never been there after seeing all of this I don’t know if I want to, super depressing though those grounds looked lovely. I thought that suit would have looked much heavier. Really pretty little town but hell it’s changed a lot since we were last there. We drove past only a few weeks ago, if I’d have known of the changes I’d have gone in, I’d like to do that tour. This was a really interesting video, thanks guys. See you through the week. 🥰

[@teefarox92]

I am supposedly related to Ronald Ryan, although I think that is just something my family likes to say because we share a surname. I’m not sure any proof of it exists. Anyway, thanks for another great video guys. I enjoyed this one. ❤️