It is a challenge. If it were 100% authentic, would it attract the international tourist trade? And without those dollars, would the place even exist? I guess it's a tightrope walk for those involved. 😎
Glad you managed to get it to up load. Really like these history episodes, find it interesting to hear about those lives that have come before us. Interesting to hear your thoughts at the end.😎🏍🏍🏍
I practically had to do a last minute re-edit. Hopefully that doesn't happen too often. It's stressful! Yes I was a little tormented about the place. I loved it in some ways, in others I felt a little less enthusiastic. But it was certainly worth visiting. I'd do it again.👍 Glad you enjoyed the video!
Glad you're loving the channel Gerald. I'm enjoying the creative side of the process. I went a little overboard with footage this week. I filmed enough for a 200min episode! In regard to back stories. I find that stuff so fascinating! Thanks for supporting me!😎
Love your take on Port Arthur. I went there years ago and I didn't really feel like I "felt" the emotional aspect of the place. You articulated my thoughts well for when I was there previously. Awesome footage and you made me chuckle in parts.
Glad you liked it. I was quite surprised at my thoughts on the place, especially when it has been touted as an "emotional experience". On the contrary, Lime Bay doesn't have all the bells and whistles but I found it incredibly moving. I felt the energy in the cells and it made my skin crawl at times. Needless to say I was definitely glad I went and I would still overall recommend it as a place to visit.
This bird is top notch! I once shared a bottle (or 4!) of wine with a pyschiatrist in the mountains of Transylvania Romania who said to me that "the only difference between me & my patients is that I (psychiatrist) have the key to the building".......true story.
Hello over there in Denmark! I'm pleased to meet you. I'm so happy that you're enjoying my videos. I do hope you do get to experience this region one day. It's pretty special. Meanwhile, I'll do my best to show you from here!😁
Really enjoyed watching your video!.. Clearly you put a lot of time into getting behind the story of the place and very nice editing too... thanks for sharing your thoughts and looking forward to your next encounters on your lovely roadtrip👍...
It's my pleasure. I really enjoy producing the videos and it makes me very happy to know that you're enjoying them! I used to make 2 or more videos per week. Now I concentrate my efforts into one 'quality' one per week.👍
Interesting fact. My Ancestor who was held at Port Arthur, was one of few to escape and swim, yes swam across to the small island in other side; only to get caught and brought back. Forwhich he got many a lashing for his efforts haha. Was that the Richmond bridge you crossed on your way there. .. another fact, that was the bridge I dreamt about for many years as a kid, prior to ever knowing about it. As you can imagine my surprise when I saw it and found it was built by convicts of the time and signed upon it. Crazy ay. Thing is I never dreamt about that bridge ever again. Great video once again. Thanx for sharing your journey.
Wow. What a fascinating story! I don't blame your ancestor for trying to escape. I'd give it a go too! It wouldn't have been a nice life. Yes that was the Richmond bridge. It's quite beautiful isn't it! Built by convicts and still in use today. I've been known to sit be the river there and enjoy a coffee or two.😁
Your videos are enjoyable to watch & your respect & dignity for that area is valid.. remembering Port Arthur was the last place on earth that many Convicts /petty thieves/our relatives & white settlers saw! Maybe the manicured gardens are a reflection of being a cemetery & resting place for some..It was a Prison once but now a major part of Australia's history!
True. Many did die there. If you find yourself back there check out the 'Isle of The Dead'. That tiny island has an estimated 1200 bodies buried there. You are literally walking on layers of bones. A rather humbling place. I'm really glad you're enjoying my videos. I'm enjoying the process of making them!👍
@@HerMotorcycleAdventures thanks for your reply! I'm not a supporter of feminism so was hesitant to watch your "Her Motorcycle Adventures" but was pleasantly surprised by your honesty & non biased opinion on travelling & views. I now follow your journey & await your next vid..love the bike footage view! Stay safe & keep the shiny side up..Thank you
Dear Her, your pictures are amazing, beautifully framed, works of art, done with taste and sensitivity. Moreover, I see your connection with this place. It's in your eyes. Marvin Mann Photography ret, St. Augustine FL.
Oh Marvin. That's why I slowed down to only one video per week. I was craving the time to invest into really feeling a place, and capturing that feeling on film. I'm really enjoying putting the work into attaining shots I am proud of, and turning them into a story. I'm by no means perfect, but I'm certainly giving it my all.😁
I'm glad you enjoyed it. There was a little over 500 individual pieces of footage recorded over the 2 days there. Obviously not all was used, or the video would have been 3 hours long! But it does give you an idea how important it is to me to get quality imagery. So it means the world to me to read that you are impressed! Thanks for taking the time to comment and thanks for supporting me. It's very much appreciated. Cheers!
Hey hun another top quality video from you as always. Stay safe. What a beautiful day, blue skies all around. Thanks so much for taking us along with you on this trip. So sorry we haven't been able to visit you for a while we have been busy moving house etc. But great to see you again. Catch up soon x
Love this...so infectious....bikes, fantastic lady and Tassie....my trip to Port Arthur was in December 2019.....bitterly cold and heavy rain.....perfect to set the scene there, that fire place was most welcome just get warm....love Tassie...what a crazy day trip that was from Melbourne.....hehe
Oh Karl. Freezing cold and wet is just cruel! And Tassie is good at being cruel to us motorcycle riders.😁 It's a crazy place. I've known it to snow mid summer! I am so excited to learn that you enjoy my motorcycle adventure videos, I really am! I promise you, there's more on the way!👍
@@HerMotorcycleAdventures Hiya, I will be watching all your videos over the coming week, I really find your laid back honest approach so warm and you just get me and I dare say many others so excited along with you on your adventures.....one day I will return to biking.....however my island of Jersey is shall we say a tad small, so for now guess it’s the bicycle.....keep them coming and thanks for sharing...just love Tassie, love Australia too, a can do nation and attitude, so refreshing....stay safe.x
Glad your pixelated cure worked. The manicured yards and remaining skeleton of building sort of / reminds me of sanitizing history and trying to remove it from peopled memory. Catching up on all of your videos since I found your channel GM. Take good care, stay safe & God bless you and your travels.
Yes, I think that's how I felt. The combination of an 'English country garden' and a prison just seemed to contradict each other. It was hard to envisage such a difficult life whist enjoying a garden picnic. 😉 Having said that, it's an entire restored village, not just the prison, so I guess it makes sense. And it is spectacularly beautiful! I am so very excited that you are enjoying my videos! There's more on the way!👍
You are so right about Lime Bay, Did you read some of the creepy signs there ? One written in 1850 said "Having had full evidence of the deeds in the darkness perpetrated in the mines, I contemplated the naked figures, faintly perceptible in the gloom, with feelings of horror". Its been 8 months since I visited Lime Bay and that sign and the images it conjures up are still in my mind, you will never forget a visit to Lime Bay that is for sure . thanks again for your videos mate.
Certainly scared the hell out of me! When I learned of the cells in the mines themselves, I imagined in absolute horror what they must have went through. Lime Bay is one of those places, that if you let it, talks to you.👍
Cool bike gauges view 😎 Looks like a great winding ride down to Port Arthur. Eagle hawk neck looked amazing views & great spot for cake 🍰 & coff ☕. Wow amazing kept gardens and water views at Port Arthur. Yeah weird the Asylum is a cafe lol. Would have been tough living there in the day for convicts. Not an easy life. We are very lucky these days. Tough in the cells. Funny they had the dog line 🐕ha ha. Yep maybe a Port Arthur Ghost 👻
Wow Michael you certainly watched every bit of that video, and I'm so appreciative. I love your feedback. Thankyou. It was quite an interesting couple of days for me! In regard to the bike gauges view, it turned out pretty well! I'll have to use that perspective again one day. Thanks for your support!👍
It is kind of interesting that you shared this one today. Here in the us in Austin Texas just yesterday made it illegal to be homeless. A fellow youtuber that goes by Beau of the fifth Column shared some good commentary on this subject. It is so sad to me that some people are continuing to repeat history. I agree with you about all of witch you shared in this video.
I enjoyed your tour. We went there about twelve years ago. I think some aspects might have changed. There were plenty of pretty terrible stories and I’d imagine that life was extremely cruel.
I love your take on this place. I very proud of way you realise it's a bit of tourist hocus pocus set up for the wealthy to just enjoy the gardens. Truth is that this is a horrific place and the reason the original buildings barely stand is because they were smashed up and burned out of anger for the torture within after the place was eventually closed. It is nothing to celebrate and definitely shouldn't be made to look like a wealthy garden estate. That just makes fake of what the place actually is. Typical tourist enterprise of Tasmania, make hell on earth look like paradise.
We visited 3 years ago and got the same vibe, interesting but to manicured, but then maybe that's a nod to the massacre 25 years ago, although there is a memorial garden.
Yes you are right we felt the same. A beautiful site but the only emotion was reading some of the convicts stories back in the main building. A bit different to my last visit in 1979. Now a bit processed
Sadly, to me, that seems the case. It's a stunningly beautiful place. And it's a great day out. But I was struggling to find the emotional connection I was seeking. Still, if it didn't make money, it wouldn't exist at all, so I can, to some degree, understand why they took the direction they chose.
Yes they certainly had their share of hardened prisoners. But they also had lots who'd committed minor crimes. I can't help but ponder if they were simply harvesting criminals (and petty thieves) to build the new land they'd just inherited. Cheap labour!
I value your insights into the human experience. I noticed the lack of women in the photos...a separate location? After reading a reference to the recent "event", I read up on it a bit...troubling and I acknowledge your non mention. May I suggest adding a second or 2 to the intro images...I felt a bit dizzy..lol. Until next week...
Hi Rod. I believe most women were incarcerated at the Female Factory in Hobart. With a number of them sent to Port Arthur to work as servants for officials etc. Yes the massacre is certainly on the minds of many here, with most involved wishing to not give him any airtime. There are people working there today who lost loved ones on that day & don't desire to link that unique place with the person. Ultimately I chose to not mention it. Thanks so much for supporting me. It means so much! Cheers!
Used to love that place as a kid, but after the massacre its not the same. Now see place as a very sad place on a number of counts. Like your video though, well done, your very pleasant to watch, great filming.
Thanks Michael for your feedback. Yes I opted not to mention the massacre. I have friends who were directly affected by the events of that day, and out of respect for them and their desires, I opted to not mention it. But yes, you are correct, it will never be the same again. I'm so glad you enjoyed the video, and the filming. I'm enjoying making them for you! Have a great day over there!
@@HerMotorcycleAdventures Thank you for replying so fast, it is a very beautiful place though , I look forward to watching more of your videos, greetings from Queensland
@@HerMotorcycleAdventures yip found all my stuff in black bin bags bank account drained . She should be working in Helga.s house of pain and misery she fit right in....
I've considered it. I'm not sure if anyone would put up with me!😁 But ultimately I decided that I already have a travelling companion. It's a trusty GS500. 😁😉
I've been there a couple of times and I agree with you, Port Arthur has been white washed and it's hard to really appreciate how it would have been in the day.
I think that's how I felt. I felt as though I wasn't seeing the real place. It has been through the Disneyland process! LOL Having said that, it's still stunningly beautiful. 👍
Very interesting, and sad GM. Humans are the cruelest animals on this Earth. Thanks for doing this for us. Be safe!
We, as a race, certainly need lessons in empathy John. We humans can be way better than we are.
Totally fascinating. I enjoyed every moment. Even managed to learn a thing or two too.
Then its mission accomplished and off to the next video! 😎
Loved the history lesson and agree with the fine line of maintaining an original look and a balance of aesthetics
It is a challenge. If it were 100% authentic, would it attract the international tourist trade? And without those dollars, would the place even exist? I guess it's a tightrope walk for those involved. 😎
Glad you managed to get it to up load. Really like these history episodes, find it interesting to hear about those lives that have come before us. Interesting to hear your thoughts at the end.😎🏍🏍🏍
I practically had to do a last minute re-edit. Hopefully that doesn't happen too often. It's stressful! Yes I was a little tormented about the place. I loved it in some ways, in others I felt a little less enthusiastic. But it was certainly worth visiting. I'd do it again.👍 Glad you enjoyed the video!
Another excellent video. Thanks for taking us along.
It's very much my pleasure James!
Absolutely loving this channel, beautifully shot scenes and back stories, keep the videos coming and stay safe Gwyneth👍😁
Glad you're loving the channel Gerald. I'm enjoying the creative side of the process. I went a little overboard with footage this week. I filmed enough for a 200min episode! In regard to back stories. I find that stuff so fascinating! Thanks for supporting me!😎
Thank you for a great tour of the prison. A very good insight into the sad tale of those incarcerated there for minor offences.
Thanks William. I really enjoyed making this video. And I'm glad I was able to shed some light onto the subject. I appreciate your support so much!
Love your take on Port Arthur. I went there years ago and I didn't really feel like I "felt" the emotional aspect of the place. You articulated my thoughts well for when I was there previously. Awesome footage and you made me chuckle in parts.
Glad you liked it. I was quite surprised at my thoughts on the place, especially when it has been touted as an "emotional experience". On the contrary, Lime Bay doesn't have all the bells and whistles but I found it incredibly moving. I felt the energy in the cells and it made my skin crawl at times. Needless to say I was definitely glad I went and I would still overall recommend it as a place to visit.
" Walls do not a Prison make " Thx for the tour and insights ! Keep on riding !
It's a deal Mel! Thanks so much for supporting me!
Captivating storytelling at premium level. Learning a lot from your thoughts.
I am so glad that you are enjoying my videos. I appreciate your support. 🙂
This bird is top notch!
I once shared a bottle (or 4!) of wine with a pyschiatrist in the mountains of Transylvania Romania who said to me that "the only difference between me & my patients is that I (psychiatrist) have the key to the building".......true story.
I totally like your storytelling, I have never been to Australia or Tasmania, but I almost feel that I'm there. Greetings from Denmark
Hello over there in Denmark! I'm pleased to meet you. I'm so happy that you're enjoying my videos. I do hope you do get to experience this region one day. It's pretty special. Meanwhile, I'll do my best to show you from here!😁
Really enjoyed watching your video!.. Clearly you put a lot of time into getting behind the story of the place and very nice editing too... thanks for sharing your thoughts and looking forward to your next encounters on your lovely roadtrip👍...
It's my pleasure. I really enjoy producing the videos and it makes me very happy to know that you're enjoying them! I used to make 2 or more videos per week. Now I concentrate my efforts into one 'quality' one per week.👍
Port Arthur is awesome. The scenery is great. The prison is interesting. You are absolutely beautiful and wonderful .
Oh my friend Reginald. I'm so happy that you enjoyed it. And I really love the fact that you're supporting me.👍
Interesting fact. My Ancestor who was held at Port Arthur, was one of few to escape and swim, yes swam across to the small island in other side; only to get caught and brought back. Forwhich he got many a lashing for his efforts haha.
Was that the Richmond bridge you crossed on your way there. .. another fact, that was the bridge I dreamt about for many years as a kid, prior to ever knowing about it. As you can imagine my surprise when I saw it and found it was built by convicts of the time and signed upon it. Crazy ay. Thing is I never dreamt about that bridge ever again.
Great video once again. Thanx for sharing your journey.
Wow. What a fascinating story! I don't blame your ancestor for trying to escape. I'd give it a go too! It wouldn't have been a nice life. Yes that was the Richmond bridge. It's quite beautiful isn't it! Built by convicts and still in use today. I've been known to sit be the river there and enjoy a coffee or two.😁
Your videos are enjoyable to watch & your respect & dignity for that area is valid.. remembering Port Arthur was the last place on earth that many Convicts /petty thieves/our relatives & white settlers saw! Maybe the manicured gardens are a reflection of being a cemetery & resting place for some..It was a Prison once but now a major part of Australia's history!
True. Many did die there. If you find yourself back there check out the 'Isle of The Dead'. That tiny island has an estimated 1200 bodies buried there. You are literally walking on layers of bones. A rather humbling place. I'm really glad you're enjoying my videos. I'm enjoying the process of making them!👍
@@HerMotorcycleAdventures thanks for your reply! I'm not a supporter of feminism so was hesitant to watch your "Her Motorcycle Adventures" but was pleasantly surprised by your honesty & non biased opinion on travelling & views. I now follow your journey & await your next vid..love the bike footage view! Stay safe & keep the shiny side up..Thank you
Well done on another good story, I haven’t visited that area for years, time to maybe head that way . 🎥🏍
It's certainly worth the effort! And you get a good ride too!🏍️ I'm glad you enjoyed it. Now onto the next one! 😎
She really has got a talent for storying telling my friend. Completely agree.
Dear Her, your pictures are amazing, beautifully framed, works of art, done with taste and sensitivity. Moreover, I see your connection with this place. It's in your eyes. Marvin Mann Photography ret, St. Augustine FL.
Oh Marvin. That's why I slowed down to only one video per week. I was craving the time to invest into really feeling a place, and capturing that feeling on film. I'm really enjoying putting the work into attaining shots I am proud of, and turning them into a story. I'm by no means perfect, but I'm certainly giving it my all.😁
Your videography is amazing, most impressed, I loved port aruthor, well worth it I reckon,
I'm glad you enjoyed it. There was a little over 500 individual pieces of footage recorded over the 2 days there. Obviously not all was used, or the video would have been 3 hours long! But it does give you an idea how important it is to me to get quality imagery. So it means the world to me to read that you are impressed! Thanks for taking the time to comment and thanks for supporting me. It's very much appreciated. Cheers!
Yet another amazing video of an amazing place with an amazing tour guide!
I'm so excited that you enjoyed it Stephen. There's more on the way!👍🏍️
Such a nice video 😊👍
Hey hun another top quality video from you as always. Stay safe. What a beautiful day, blue skies all around. Thanks so much for taking us along with you on this trip. So sorry we haven't been able to visit you for a while we have been busy moving house etc. But great to see you again. Catch up soon x
Hi! You're moving house? Where? Did it all go well? So many questions!!! Great to see you here.👍
Thank you for this. Hope to see you in the future.
Brilliant......really enjoyed that...🍺🏴
That makes me really happy to hear Eddie!
Love this...so infectious....bikes, fantastic lady and Tassie....my trip to Port Arthur was in December 2019.....bitterly cold and heavy rain.....perfect to set the scene there, that fire place was most welcome just get warm....love Tassie...what a crazy day trip that was from Melbourne.....hehe
Oh Karl. Freezing cold and wet is just cruel! And Tassie is good at being cruel to us motorcycle riders.😁 It's a crazy place. I've known it to snow mid summer! I am so excited to learn that you enjoy my motorcycle adventure videos, I really am! I promise you, there's more on the way!👍
@@HerMotorcycleAdventures Hiya, I will be watching all your videos over the coming week, I really find your laid back honest approach so warm and you just get me and I dare say many others so excited along with you on your adventures.....one day I will return to biking.....however my island of Jersey is shall we say a tad small, so for now guess it’s the bicycle.....keep them coming and thanks for sharing...just love Tassie, love Australia too, a can do nation and attitude, so refreshing....stay safe.x
Glad your pixelated cure worked. The manicured yards and remaining skeleton of building sort of / reminds me of sanitizing history and trying to remove it from peopled memory. Catching up on all of your videos since I found your channel GM. Take good care, stay safe & God bless you and your travels.
Yes, I think that's how I felt. The combination of an 'English country garden' and a prison just seemed to contradict each other. It was hard to envisage such a difficult life whist enjoying a garden picnic. 😉 Having said that, it's an entire restored village, not just the prison, so I guess it makes sense. And it is spectacularly beautiful! I am so very excited that you are enjoying my videos! There's more on the way!👍
You are so right about Lime Bay, Did you read some of the creepy signs there ? One written in 1850 said "Having had full evidence of the deeds in the darkness perpetrated in the mines, I contemplated the naked figures, faintly perceptible in the gloom, with feelings of horror". Its been 8 months since I visited Lime Bay and that sign and the images it conjures up are still in my mind, you will never forget a visit to Lime Bay that is for sure . thanks again for your videos mate.
Certainly scared the hell out of me! When I learned of the cells in the mines themselves, I imagined in absolute horror what they must have went through. Lime Bay is one of those places, that if you let it, talks to you.👍
I love your insight. I thought the same thing about how perfect it looked.
Yep. It's a wonder place. But I can't help but wonder if it's lost something by being so perfect!👍
Great vid, and history of the place,
Glad you enjoyed it my friend!
Cool bike gauges view 😎 Looks like a great winding ride down to Port Arthur. Eagle hawk neck looked amazing views & great spot for cake 🍰 & coff ☕. Wow amazing kept gardens and water views at Port Arthur. Yeah weird the Asylum is a cafe lol. Would have been tough living there in the day for convicts. Not an easy life. We are very lucky these days. Tough in the cells. Funny they had the dog line 🐕ha ha. Yep maybe a Port Arthur Ghost 👻
Wow Michael you certainly watched every bit of that video, and I'm so appreciative. I love your feedback. Thankyou. It was quite an interesting couple of days for me! In regard to the bike gauges view, it turned out pretty well! I'll have to use that perspective again one day. Thanks for your support!👍
Welcome to your world 😊👍👍👍
It is kind of interesting that you shared this one today. Here in the us in Austin Texas just yesterday made it illegal to be homeless. A fellow youtuber that goes by Beau of the fifth Column shared some good commentary on this subject. It is so sad to me that some people are continuing to repeat history. I agree with you about all of witch you shared in this video.
Illegal to be homeless. Society can be removed, pompas and judgemental. It really saddens me.
loving your videos !!! ... keep it up .. peace !!
It's a deal! There's many more on the way. 😎
Beautiful place safe journey
It's a large place. It took me 2 days to see it all. Thanks for your comment!
I enjoyed your tour. We went there about twelve years ago. I think some aspects might have changed. There were plenty of pretty terrible stories and I’d imagine that life was extremely cruel.
It certainly wouldn't have been a pleasant life. That's for sure!
I love your take on this place. I very proud of way you realise it's a bit of tourist hocus pocus set up for the wealthy to just enjoy the gardens. Truth is that this is a horrific place and the reason the original buildings barely stand is because they were smashed up and burned out of anger for the torture within after the place was eventually closed. It is nothing to celebrate and definitely shouldn't be made to look like a wealthy garden estate. That just makes fake of what the place actually is. Typical tourist enterprise of Tasmania, make hell on earth look like paradise.
We visited 3 years ago and got the same vibe, interesting but to manicured, but then maybe that's a nod to the massacre 25 years ago, although there is a memorial garden.
Yes you are right we felt the same. A beautiful site but the only emotion was reading some of the convicts stories back in the main building. A bit different to my last visit in 1979. Now a bit processed
Sadly, to me, that seems the case. It's a stunningly beautiful place. And it's a great day out. But I was struggling to find the emotional connection I was seeking. Still, if it didn't make money, it wouldn't exist at all, so I can, to some degree, understand why they took the direction they chose.
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Think after what happened down there after the massacre we should be grateful we have any access at all don't be critical just embrace xx
Watched a few docs on the prison ships and a few stories of treatment of them,what most were sent there for are minor or misdemeanors today.thank you
Yes they certainly had their share of hardened prisoners. But they also had lots who'd committed minor crimes. I can't help but ponder if they were simply harvesting criminals (and petty thieves) to build the new land they'd just inherited. Cheap labour!
@@HerMotorcycleAdventures a little of both id agree,killing 2 birds with one stone.
I value your insights into the human experience. I noticed the lack of women in the photos...a separate location? After reading a reference to the recent "event", I read up on it a bit...troubling and I acknowledge your non mention. May I suggest adding a second or 2 to the intro images...I felt a bit dizzy..lol. Until next week...
Hi Rod. I believe most women were incarcerated at the Female Factory in Hobart. With a number of them sent to Port Arthur to work as servants for officials etc. Yes the massacre is certainly on the minds of many here, with most involved wishing to not give him any airtime. There are people working there today who lost loved ones on that day & don't desire to link that unique place with the person. Ultimately I chose to not mention it. Thanks so much for supporting me. It means so much! Cheers!
@@HerMotorcycleAdventures I am curious about the female convict experience. Were they also imported and treated similarly?
Only 1.2% of transportees were women who, largely ended up in Female Factories, indentured servants, or marrying freed convicts.
Used to love that place as a kid, but after the massacre its not the same. Now see place as a very sad place on a number of counts. Like your video though, well done, your very pleasant to watch, great filming.
Thanks Michael for your feedback. Yes I opted not to mention the massacre. I have friends who were directly affected by the events of that day, and out of respect for them and their desires, I opted to not mention it. But yes, you are correct, it will never be the same again. I'm so glad you enjoyed the video, and the filming. I'm enjoying making them for you! Have a great day over there!
@@HerMotorcycleAdventures Thank you for replying so fast, it is a very beautiful place though , I look forward to watching more of your videos, greetings from Queensland
This video has the energy of "Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous" which was a decent show, but this is what I got out of it.
I was contemplating taking my private yacht next time I visit.😉
Stark place. Reminds me of the house of pain.my .x. wife liked white bare walls and bare floors..
That made me smile. 😁 It was a stunningly beautiful place. Perhaps not too much like your house of pain! 😉
@@HerMotorcycleAdventures yip found all my stuff in black bin bags bank account drained . She should be working in Helga.s house of pain and misery she fit right in....
Have you ever thought about having a traveling companion?
I've considered it. I'm not sure if anyone would put up with me!😁 But ultimately I decided that I already have a travelling companion. It's a trusty GS500. 😁😉
I've been there a couple of times and I agree with you, Port Arthur has been white washed and it's hard to really appreciate how it would have been in the day.
I think that's how I felt. I felt as though I wasn't seeing the real place. It has been through the Disneyland process! LOL Having said that, it's still stunningly beautiful. 👍