Filmed on DJI Osmo Action and DJI Mavic 3.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oobG_VBxbNI

Always nice to see these big ships!

Nicely filmed.    

DAFlys Posted at 11-21 00:20
Nicely filmed.

Thanks.

DanDest Posted at 11-21 00:36
Thanks.

You're very welcome.

Montfrooij Posted at 11-20 23:51
Always nice to see these big ships!

More videos available here: http://www.Youtube.com/DansDestinations  

DanDest Posted at 11-21 00:40
More videos available here: Youtube.com/DansDestinations

Nice.
I subscribed.
I even see a train video

Montfrooij Posted at 11-21 00:44
Nice.
I subscribed.
I even see a train video

Thanks. This is an older Train video but one of my favourites.
Shot with the Mavic Pro.

DanDest Posted at 11-21 00:53
Thanks. This is an older Train video but one of my favourites.
Shot with the Mavic Pro.

Oh wow, very nice indeed!

Great filming. Was that its last voyage before decomissioning?  Or is it transferring elsewhere?

Blériot53 Posted at 11-21 01:15
Great filming. Was that its last voyage before decomissioning?  Or is it transferring elsewhere?

The ferry has relocated from Port Melbourne to Geelong on 23rd Oct 2022.

The Spirit of Tasmania has sailed from Port Melbourne to Tasmania for 37 years and the ship's departure will mean there is no direct ferry connection from Melbourne to Tasmania any more.

All ferry travel to Tasmania will have to depart from Geelong which is a city about 1 hour south of Melbourne.

DanDest Posted at 11-21 01:18
The ferry has relocated from Port Melbourne to Geelong on 23rd Oct 2022.

The Spirit of Tasmania has sailed from Port Melbourne to Tasmania for 37 years and the ship's departure will mean there is no direct ferry connection from Melbourne to Tasmania any more.

Thanks for the explanation.   That sounds rather inconvenient for people wanting to cross from Melbourne to Taz.

Blériot53 Posted at 11-21 01:22
Thanks for the explanation.   That sounds rather inconvenient for people wanting to cross from Melbourne to Taz.

Yes, it is inconvenient but unfortunately, there were economic reasons.

I heard that The Spirit of Tasmania wanted upgrades done to the existing Port in Melbourne to improve boarding/loading/unloading but the Port Authority did not agree to it.

In the end, the SOT moved to Geelong after negotiations fell through.

I have a guide on travelling to Tasmania onboard the Spirit of Tasmania in the link below. It's a great state to visit.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-Nnv7mAPEvLhs6hWDvstXMpuN4AKc6Uk

DanDest Posted at 11-21 01:29
Yes, it is inconvenient but unfortunately, there were economic reasons.

I heard that The Spirit of Tasmania wanted upgrades done to the existing Port in Melbourne to improve boarding/loading/unloading but the Port Authority did not agree to it.

Thanks for the link, but my long-haul travelling days are over

Blériot53 Posted at 11-21 01:32
Thanks for the link, but my long-haul travelling days are over

You can still engage in "Armchair Travelling"

Amazing ship.  Sad to see it leave the Port of Melbourne.  Very nicely documented.  

DanDest Posted at 11-21 00:53
Thanks. This is an older Train video but one of my favourites.
Shot with the Mavic Pro.

Amazing footage of that old steam train.    You just don't see those steamers anymore.

DanDest Posted at 11-21 01:38
You can still engage in "Armchair Travelling"

That is still within my capabilities

Nicely shot