Hey Dave!Is this the family of Terry "Tangles" Conner ?I met him last year! Good men ! May be I can see him again next year.

said hulli68 28 days ago

Thank you for clarifying that for me David. William Coulthard must have been quite an entrepeneur in his day. Good luck with the new vintage, I look forward to visiting the winery one day soon to sample some of your wines. Stephen

said srmartin17 1 months 2 days ago

hi David, I'm interested in photo # 9 in album Australian Service personnel. Herb Jungfer; Are you related to them or did you save the photo from a fate worse than death? I'm related to Jungfers

said wegenerj 3 months 19 days ago

Thanks, Dave. I will request a copy of your book from the library. Regards, Jindre

said jindre 8 months 26 days ago

Greetings David. Great Job with all the photos. thanks. I am researching the arrivals of early pioneers to South Australia. I notice that you have a photograph of the headstone for Patrick Boyce Coglin. Mayor, J.P. Publican, Pastoralist. Arr 1836 Lady Liverpool http://www.southaustralianhistory.com.au/coglin.htm and BISA may say so, I believe this is incorrect. According to "Migrant Ships to SA 1836-1860" by Ron Parsons, no ship by that name came to SA prior to 1860. SLSA are checking this out. When I receive a reply, I'll pass this on to you. cheers

said smallcollector 11 months 3 days ago

Hi David, Great photo's I've ben looking at the Billin and Wight bottle photos. Albert James is a GGGUncle. Do you have any informtion on him. I know he ran the Harrow and plough Hotel now the Richmond Hotel in Adelaide. Regards, Bec Wight. wightmullin@bigpond.com.a u

said Becwight1 2008.10.19 at 18:40:52 PDT

Hi, hope you are well; I visited some of your albums, thanks for sharing some beautiful pics with world community, I didn’t want to pass comment any of your particular photography, your entire album is gorgeous & nice. you can also enjoy some super beautiful family photographs, scenery - nature & roses of my garden in my web: http://community.webshots.com/user/sharif53.

said sharif53 2008.07.25 at 05:27:07 PDT

Thanks so much. I'm gluing the picture into my project right now. my father is amazed at finding a picture of his great great great grandfather's gravestone, as am I. I am 13 years old and I am doing a project on my heritage. John hammat came from Cornwall, England in 1837 to be the captain of the Williamstown copper mine. Your picture has been so helpful. By the way, my father has been to your sister's winery. He says it is a pleasant experience. Thanks again. Bradie

said BradieH 2008.07.02 at 05:02:31 PDT

Dave I am so glad you are not sat around twiddling your thumbs doing nothing. I am like you.. too many projects and nowhere near enough time. I thought about you when I was in the city the other day.. (taking Brian out into the real world for a while, he has been most unwell and is recovering from spinal surgery and other things, another reason why I do not have much time). Captured a very sharp, close up shot of the bee on the top of beehive corner and wondered if you would like to add it to your collection somewhere? Been trying out a new camera. if you do I can email it.

said poppy1812 2008.01.01 at 05:21:14 PST

David I think the Kangaroo Club Badge is 1950s or earlier not 1960s. I worked at 5AD from 1959 and I never saw one like it. Also it only has 5AD 5PI on it. By 1959 the network was 5AD 5PI 5MU 5SE. The Kangaroo Club badge of the 60s was green enamel. Regards Bob Perry

said Lafrance60 2007.04.23 at 01:01:26 PDT

Hello I was looking for information about a sailing ship The Glenpark which was built in my home town built by A Rodger & Company Port Glasgow, Yard No 323 Built: 1897 Ship Type: Sailing Vessel You have an image of what I believe to be the figurehead from this ship but you have her listed as being built in Glasgow. I am sure that this is one in the same boat and was hoping to be able to use the image on my local history site with credit and link back of course. It is to help finish this page http://www.portglasgow4u.co.uk/people/Roberts_Christie.html so you can see why I am so interested. Thanks for your time and hoping this will be ok with you. Carol

said portglasgow4u 2007.01.20 at 12:23:33 PST

David many thanks for the offer. Yes we would love to visit sometime. We are all a bit unwell/injured at the moment including nepeta (who you have met) but will be in touch for sure regards poppy

said poppy1812 2006.08.14 at 04:38:07 PDT

hi there love the bottles I am a collector of south australian bottles and was wondering if you would consider selling the bastard bros bottles or indeed any of the collection email me at paulbeaty@thebottledepot. com cheers

said thebottledepot 2006.06.17 at 21:31:51 PDT

You must have your hands full.. you are such a busy bee. You have a wonderful collection of our history here, when do you have time to write a book as well! I have spent many hours admiring your collections. Thankyou... regards poppy.

said poppy1812 2006.05.23 at 05:51:22 PDT

Wow David - what a small world it is for sure - I've certainly put Chateau Dorrien high on my Barossa agenda after discovering it since coming down this way. Will keep an eye out next time I visit! Cheers, Lorraine

said aussiegypsy 2006.04.24 at 15:37:35 PDT