Rediscovering the Lost Hellyer Diggings After 150 Years!!

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  @Rob.Parsons · 1 year ago · pinned

  Thanks so much to each and every one of you for tuning in throughout this year and sharing my best year yet on YouTube! Looking forward to sharing heaps more adventures in the future. Happy holidays and see you all soon. Rob ❤

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  @JosesGaraje · 1 year ago

  You're becoming a VIP Tasmanian Historian and I seriously hope the Tasmanian Agencies that gave you grief take notice of your endeavors and following. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to ya'all.

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  @WendywdjnyJ · 6 months ago

  glad to see some young person who has an interest in the heritage of your area and country it's really fascinating

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  @shallnotbeinfringedupon202 · 1 year ago

  Im so impressed with your ability to find, read, decipher, and put it on a map for today. Thank you for keeping history alive!

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  @JAS22486 · 1 year ago

  Thank you for all your amazing stories about Tasmania. <br>You teach people more about our history than most schools

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  @markbroomhall2706 · 1 year ago

  Curiosity is often defined as the desire to seek out and remain open to new experiences, and it is closely linked to the innate desire to acquire knowledge. Thank you, Rob Parsons, for another wonderful adventure, exploration, expedition, and escapade as we walk in the footsteps of the past. Bravo!

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  @walkerstrailis · 1 year ago

  This kind of stuff deserves much more credit and views. <br>The are so many people doing videos and all they do is walk to a clearing and camp, that&apos;s it and they get 10&apos;s of thousands more views it&apos;s ridiculous. Some do this and only get 100&apos;s of views. <br>This type of thing is what this medium is about, thanks Rob.

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  @Mark_56-u6p · 1 year ago

  What a magnificent video Rob. Brilliantly researched and comprehensively presented in an excellent production. Your preparedness to share the history of your “backyard” is welcomed and appreciated by many. I wish you and your family a wonderfully joyous first Christmas at &nbsp; Robinsbrook Homestead and look forward to being invited along on your adventures next year.

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  @billybob-v1i · 1 year ago

  I&apos;ve worked with a company doing LIDAR scanning in other parts of the world, and I absolutely love seeing you and other archeologists/explorers checking out old sites and having new tools.

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  @islandfreshman · 1 year ago

  This is your best video so far, so professionally edited, brilliant work, well done, young fella.

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  @tazyt3388 · 1 year ago

  One of the best films you’ve created bro we’ve spent a lot of time over the years exploring that area and there’s always more to discover thanks for putting in the effort to tell this tale mate cheers

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  @zbowen8489 · 1 year ago

  I think your exploration videos are some of the best documentaries I have ever watched. Keep up the excellent work, and thanks for taking us along.

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