Ep 268 | Eerie Ruins at Victoria Settlement, British Garrison Abandoned in 1849, Australia

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We are unable to anchor in the bay next to Victoria Settlement so we anchor in the bay opposite, which is a long tinnie ride, but Peanut is built for it.

At 6am we motor over to the other side of Port Essington and make our way, by foot, to Victoria Settlement.

It’s an eerie feeling walking on tracks which were walked on over a 100 years ago by the early settlers.

We take our time and have a good look around.

Here we share what we found and Mavi shares too.

It was an amazing place and we were glad that we made the effort to get to it.

Thanks for watching.

Until next time.

Wendy and Magnus

Music Credits:

00:01 Jenny By the Water, Clarke Russo, Epidemic Sound
01:28 A Lost World, Spectacles, Wallet and Watch, Epidemic Sound
07:05 Someone to Save, Timothy Lewis, Epidemic Sound
25:48 As We Saw the Ocean, Epidemic Sound

#VictoriaSettlement #PortEssington #Ngardigawunyanggi

00:00 Nutshell glides down to Victoria Settlement
01:06 Peanut takes us over the bay to the Victoria Settlement
02:31 Exploring the settlement
02:59 Victoria Settlement magazine
05:59 Victoria Settlement married quarters
09:25 Blacksmith
10:30 Victoria Settlement well
11:07 Victoria Settlement saw pit
14:20 Victoria Settlement kitchen and hospital
22:13 Victoria Settlement gun emplacement
22:35 Victoria Settlement quartermaster’s store
23:32 Victoria Settlement well
24:02 Victoria Settlement lime kiln
24:34 Victoria Settlement cemetery

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