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Hey rob is your channel monetised

This is great, I really enjoyed it! My son recently bought his first house in Hemmant which is incredibly exciting. I love the drive to his house through the farms and the bushland. It really is a hidden gem. Even though I live in Murarrie, I had no idea about the history of Hemmant! So interesting. I'm keen to take a walk around the area now and see the sights! Thank you!

In the early 70's we used to travel from Bulimba (where we lived) to Hemmant to buy meat from Jack Horner's. This large processing and retail meat proprietor was on the banks of the Doboy Creek. They made good quality pork sausages which unfortunately are hard to find anywhere today. Cheers.

Disappointed you didn't tour the hemmant triangle!

Mr partners brother in laws father made the tables at the pub you had that beer, he’s just gone up to cairns as a care taker for a life guard club up there

Rob,your car parked off the side of the road makes me feel your feet are sore

Brookfield still has the country town feel hidden away behind Mt Cootha. Especially with the showgrounds. I used to swim down at the waterhole everyday. The rope swing was so good.

Should do one on the north pine area better known as Petrie, lots of history there

My early childhood was dotted with trips to the Dixon tannery with my grandfather. I had no idea of ANY of your fantastic facts, and cannot wait to go back.

Great work! You should do a video of Murarrie/Park Hill lots of history in that area - Meat works/Bacon factories & other cool stuff

The convenience store shut down last year. 😢. It is now home to an online only business.

wow , that roller coaster ride with bears , tigers all at hemmant who would have thought ,,,i most certainly didn't ,,,thats just amazing it seems to me anything that has a chance gets blowen away ....but its still amazing that it was there...thanks mate if not for u none of us would know these things ,,,its great fun what u do ....

Hello Rob….it is called DOBOY CREEK, DOBOY BRIDGE, and they are in the voting parish of DOBOY…..not Doughboy.

I used to live on Garth street, on the eastern point of Hemmant, in the 80s. It was a small estate, which has since been consumed by freight.

And you were so close to the Hemmant Scout hall! Good video though.

I realise the mill you showed at

Great video. It's what you expect of residential adjacent to industrial in today's age - low rate housing with trouble on the corner. Considering how close to water it is and the block sizes, I predict at some stage it'll become a sought after spot especially how Wynnum is changing from punch-on port workers and their kids to uppitty wealth that's moving in now!

I lived in Hemmant for 30 years from 1970. Absolutely nothing changed there in that time :D

The Aquarium park you were talking about if you walked to the very end of the street you can still see a few rails from the train that circumnavigated the park.