Documentary completed.

[hotspur]

Back in 2011 flood rains destroyed a local land mark-a 150 year old stone wall cemetery.It was located on a creek,so just completely washed away.It look as so it will remain as such.But one lady in power of the local council,seem to really want it re built,she was had quite a powerful position,and it took her a considerable amount of time to get all the right funding to get it rebuilt,eventually worked started.She also wanted a high quality documentary on the re build,she and the local history group went ahead to get funding to pay my son to do make the documentary,but getting the funding took longer than the re build.So with not much option-and as if only on the off chance,I filmed most of the re build,so my son would have the data,should funding be approved.Eventually it was,so my son could then put it all together.Was lots of hard work in every way.But my son did eventually end up with a pay cheque,and a very good example of his production work for reference in the film industry.

So here is the link the South Burnett Council has made public,so all can see.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tc0-UUqpa94&feature=youtu.be

[PCH]

Hey Chris,

I watched the whole thing right through. Ithought it was a fantastic tribute to the efforts of the volunteers and a worthy tribute to the original pioneers.

A job very well done for your young fella :)

[peterl]

Thanks for sharing Chris.What a great project hopefully to last a long time.
Well done everybody.

[Glenhuon]

Great Doco :) Watched it while having breakfast, which went cold, as it really got my attention.