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Date: 2007-07-30 09:15:31
Margaret ( no email / no homepage) wrote:
Hi Tim
Thanks for the fabulous tour you did for our group on 12 July.
Everybody had a great time, and I wanted to thank you for taking us
on a longer tour and for providing us all with a really spooky
canberra experience via McDonalds!
I know it was a really large group and we can't thank you enough for
taking us on.
I hope I can come on another tour some day when I visit Canberra
again.
Kind regards and thanks again!!
Margaret
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Date: 2007-05-28 00:20:34
Sue S ( no email / no homepage) wrote:
Hi Allan
Just wanted to let you know that Michelle and I had the best time on
Friday with Tim.
He does a great tour and is so funny; the other passengers on the
tour also had a great sense of humour which made it a really good
night.
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Date: 2007-04-30 22:58:09
Tinny (
markf@canberratimes.com.au / no homepage) wrote:
Hi Allan,
Thanks for letting me drive Miss Sabrina on Saturday night. It was a
pretty funny tour and the little incident at Blundell's Farmhouse
was probably the funniest yet.
Cheers, Tinny
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Date: 2007-04-16 14:29:40
Tinny (
markf@canberratimes.com.au / no homepage) wrote:
G’day Allan,
Just thought I’d drop a line regarding the two longer tours we did
last week.
The Thursday night tour with the ladies from Canberra Girls Grammer
was an absolute riot, I reckon it was probably one of the funniest
we have done in ages. The girls were great, they were all dressed up
and got into the “spirit” of the tour and I have to say were a lot
better behaved than some of the older groups we have had on tours,
full credit to them, you can invite them back anytime. Miss
Catherine the bus driver was also great, I won’t say too much but I
reckon the girls now think she is one of the coolest teachers at the
school. Miss Catherine ROCKS!!!!
The Friday the 13th Tour with Kristie’s group was also a lot of fun,
a great group and full credit to Kristie for all the organising.
After the tour I heard that Kristie had even contacted a radio
station trying to get them to participate and by the sound of things
we could have booked a couple of buses after the publicity the radio
station gave out.
Almost all of Krisite’s group were in fancy dress and everyone was
right into it which makes it much easier for Tim and I. Ray the bus
driver also went along with the jokes and got into the fun of the
night, considering we have never used Ray as a driver before he was
tops.
It’s a pity we couldn’t have gone to all our usual places, we missed
quite a few on both tours but as you know, time is a big
consideration. Maybe one night we should just go for it and do a
massive tour including all the buildings we know of, but then
again... I don’t think Tim and I have that many jokes, even bad
ones.
Cheers, Tinny
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Date: 2007-04-15 01:09:06
Kristie ( no email / no homepage) wrote:
Hi Allan
well we all thoroughly enjoyed the tour.
Tim and Tinnie were hilarious and very interactive and relaxed, they
did a fantastic job. They also had a lot of local knowledge and had
looked into everything we had asked about, so some really
interesting info came out of the tour.
Keep me up to date if there is something new happening.
Cheers!
Kristie
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Date: 2007-04-02 09:37:04
Mary A ( no email / no homepage) wrote:
Hi Allan,
The tour was great thank you. It certainly was one of the highlights
of the visit to Canberra I have to say. I have been recommending it
to anyone who will listen. I was really impressed with the way it
was done and the other general info Tim shared about Canberra. I
hope to do the Sydney one next time I'm there.
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Date: 2007-03-26 01:00:36
Phaedra ( no email / no homepage) wrote:
Hello Allan, we all had a great time. Thank you very much for
putting the tour on!!
Will most definitely recommened it to anyone who is looking for
something fun and interesting to do on a Friday night in Canberra!!!
All the best for the future
Kind Regards
Phaedra
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Date: 2007-02-25 23:35:04
Bronwyn ( no email / no homepage) wrote:
Hi Allan
My parents were part of the tour group on Friday night and they
really enjoyed themselves.
Thanks for making their evening fun!
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Date: 2006-11-20 23:21:40
Tony ( no email / no homepage) wrote:
You are gauranteed an informative and fun evening with lots of tales
about wierd experiences and goings on around the city. With a small
group of only 8 people the service is very personalised, with
everyone getting lots of attetion.
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Date: 2006-11-20 23:20:31
Stephen ( no email / no homepage) wrote:
Tim the Yowie Man's spooky tour of Canberra was unbelievably spooky.
I'd recommend it to anyone looking for a spooky experience.
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Date: 2006-11-20 23:19:52
Barbara ( no email / no homepage) wrote:
Good value. Ideal for locals as well as visitors to Canberra. Even
though I did not see/feel any ghosts I still found the experience
very rewarding. Greatly improved my knowledge of Canberra. Allan and
Elvira are a great team and Tim The Yowie Man is extremely well
informed and is one of a kind. Best Regards Barbara.
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Date: 2006-11-19 09:41:50
Lindy ( no email / no homepage) wrote:
Hi Allan
We all had a great time on the tour last night. The Thursday Night
Club gals!
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Date: 2006-11-18 02:13:41
Maree (
celtic_sorcery@optusnet.com.au /
http://www.celticsorceryproductions.com) wrote:
Hi Tim and Allan, my two favourite friends.
I absolutely LOVED reading your new book "Haunted & Mysterious
Australia" Tim and wish you the very best with it. I hope to see you
guys in Canberra for a tour post March 2007. Maybe we can run some
demons out of Canberra along the way.
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Date: 2006-07-31 00:58:06
Sharon C ( no email / no homepage) wrote:
hi Tim
thanks for a really great night on Saturday, my daughter (who wore
the anti - alien abduction helmet)and myself had an absolute ball!
We'll be doing the Sydney tour soon.
Regards
Sharon
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Date: 2006-07-15 07:56:17
Emily (
mle.campbell@yahoo.com.au / no homepage) wrote:
Hi Guys!
Thank you so much for such an entertaining night, we loved it
(especially Mel!). Who would of thought that Canberra was such an
interesting place?? Please keep me informed on that overnighter you
were talking about Timmy, I would love to be a part of that.
Thanks again guys, we had an absolute blast and hope we weren't too
loud, I think we scared the ghosts!
Lots of love Emily, Mel, Amanda and Woj (Madge) xxx
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Date: 2006-05-29 01:14:33
Jenny ( no email / no homepage) wrote:
Hi Allan and Tim
Just wanted to say well done for the Canberra tour on Saturday night
we had a ball. Few of the places made my hair stand on end. Looking
forward to when you do overnighters. Hope to get to Sydney and do
one up there. Have have sparked interest with people at work.
Best wishes
Jenny,Bruce,Natalie and Jan
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Date: 2006-03-27 23:19:37
The blonde one!! (
astella3@bigpond.com / no homepage) wrote:
Hi again lol, i put my post onthe wrog one, how me!!!! :) here tis
again. sorry for the mess :)
Angela
Hi there Allan and Tim the yowie man, we totally had a blast doing
the tour here @ home in canberra, is a nite to remember!! and i am
sure we will be doing it again in the herse some time soon!!!!
Thanks for such an awsom time!!!! hope you both had some surprises
on the following tours LOL!!!!!!!
cheers
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Date: 2006-03-27 22:55:11
Anna (
marchie@bigpond.net.au / no homepage) wrote:
Hi Tim, Allan & Tierney,
What a great night out! Had such a blast on the bus that we are
going to do it all again in Elvira next time. Enjoyed the commentary
and got chills once or twice, but mostly just a fun and interesting
evening.
Hope you enjoyed being almost stalked by our crew on your following
tours! We had fun even if we never quite came up with a plan!
Thanks again fellas,
Anna
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Date: 2006-03-27 01:07:28
Niki ( no email / no homepage) wrote:
Dear Allan, Tim the Yowie Man and co...
I would like to take this opportunity to thank you all for such a
great night on saturday. What an honour to have been the first tour
group in the Ghost bus! I am sorry for you that it had to be us! I
hope we weren't too roudy!
The evening was a huge success in our eyes and the group are
planning the trip in Elvira in the future - so look out for them...
I wont be here as I am moving overseas for 2 years, but oh well,
perhaps when I return!
Thank you again,
Niki
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Date: 2006-03-26 07:21:01
Bel ( no email / no homepage) wrote:
Hi Tim & Allan
It's Belle and friends here.
We would like to thank you for last nights tour, it was very
interesting and lots of fun!! And we look forward to seeing you
again on the Sydney tour!!!
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Date: 2006-01-30 07:11:27
Frank ( no email / no homepage) wrote:
hi Allan
Just a note to tell you how much I enjoyed myself and the Wierd
Canberra and Ghost tour on 28th January. I had an absolute ball.
Very informative and a lot of fun. Thank Tim for providing the
commentary and interviewing me throughout the evening. Happy to
reccomend the tour to people going up to Canberra. If you have
anything similar going on in Melbourne let me know.
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Date: 2005-11-30 12:37:44
Scott ( no email / no homepage) wrote:
G'Day Allan,
I was planning to send you an email to tell you how much Melissa and
myself really enjoyed the tour. We also hope to take a Sydney tour
sometime soon.
Tim and Tinny were excellent tour guides and we have already
recommended the tour to many of our friends.
Cheers
Scott and Melissa
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Date: 2005-11-30 12:34:29
Michelle ( no email / no homepage) wrote:
Yea, thanks Allan, my mum and I had a fantastic time. We had a lot
of laughs and Tim and Tinny made us feel really comfortable and they
did a great job. Thanks for the tour, mum and I will be going to
Sydney for your other ones real soon.
Michelle x
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Date: 2005-11-28 23:51:07
Sue ( no email / no homepage) wrote:
Loved the tour definitely doing it again next year I didn’t want to
get out of Elvira. At first I was a little nervous but it was fun
and a little sad and I did feel a lot better in Toms seat than the
one in the back behind the small coffin.
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Date: 2005-11-28 00:33:10
Eleanor ( no email / no homepage) wrote:
I had a great time. Riding around in a hearse on a stormy night was
fantastically atmospheric. History and morbid fascination are an
interesting mix. Better than a Canberra nightclub that’s for sure.
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Date: 2005-11-27 22:15:05
Rhianna ( no email / no homepage) wrote:
We thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. We will be telling everyone about
it!! It's great that there is something finally to do in Canberra!
Thanks again
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Date: 2005-08-31 23:11:43
Mark ( no email / no homepage) wrote:
ohhhhhhhhhhhhh, it was Allan you were checking out Liz! I thought
your eyes were for Tim. OK, I don't feel quite so bad now. I mean,
to be upstaged by Allan is one thing, but to be outdone by Tim, well
that's simply shameful.
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Date: 2005-08-31 07:11:05
Liz Roche (
liz.roche@asflimited.com.au / no homepage) wrote:
The tour was great: scary, interesting and good fun. My only comment
would be I thought Tim the Yowie Man would be hotter, especially
from the spunky shot on your website.
But, still, he was most excellent at the tour, what a great guy.
Go Tim! I'm your biggest fan! (Although Allan is cuter in
real-life).
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Date: 2005-08-31 03:46:20
Anna ( no email / no homepage) wrote:
I must admit, I was a bit skeptical to begin with - but what a great
tour! Weird, scary, informative & funny. Tim the Yowie Man was the
star of the night... but Allan & Elvira were great too.
Will definitely be recommending it to my friends.
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Date: 2005-08-31 03:34:03
Antony ( no email / no homepage) wrote:
Fantastic ghost and history tour. Certainly makes you see Canberra
in a new light, with a great car (Elvira the Hearse) to go around in
and surprise some people in Manuka with, and very informative and
fun tour guides, Tim and Allan. Thanks guys! Lots of laughs were had
by all and it is a good way to meet some great people.
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Date: 2005-08-30 23:45:11
Brice ( no email / no homepage) wrote:
WHAT A TOUR!!!! Seriously, this was truly fabulous. I'll never see
Canberra as a boring government city ever again. The car is
fantastic, never thought I'd ever get a lift in a hearse and live to
tell the tale. The tour guides, Allan and Tim, were awesome. Very
informative, and very very funny. Everyone in the car had sore ribs
from laughing all night, it really was such a fun time.
HIGHLY recommended. I've done hundreds of tours in my life, and this
one easily rates in the top 5. I give it a 10/10.
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Date: 2005-08-30 23:21:09
Mark ( no email / no homepage) wrote:
Allan and Tim, thanks for a fantastic tour. Interesting facts, and
awesome vehicle, and a couple of seriously hot babes in the car with
us. I tried to win them over, but competing against Tim - with his
finely sculpted butt - I stood no chance.
Keep up the good work boys.
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Date: 2005-08-01 03:24:35
Lisa (
lisa.curran@act.gov.au / no homepage) wrote:
The tour was great, I did not say anything on the night but I felt
this odd pressure on my head, I can not explain it, and it was not
the flowers on the pillar! Was it Tom??
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Date: 2005-06-26 01:18:39
Helen Jones (
helen.claire.jones@gmail.com
/ no homepage) wrote:
Hi Allan and Tim!
Thanks for a fantasticly fun night in the saucy Elvira! Had a great
time and will definitely be recommending her to family and friends!
P.S. Tim, you're book is hard to put down! If you ever need a nurse
along on these adventures, count me in!
From The birthday girl, Wendy, Fi, Bronny and Marie
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Date: 2005-06-01 04:19:47
Mel (
vesnakita@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote:
Great tour. All us girls had fun on the 11pm Sat tour. The blondie
up the front should have been dressed as Marilyn as there was
similarities. Tim was great and Elvira was a legend. I will not for
get her or you guys
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Date: 2005-05-29 00:38:06
Megan ( no email / no homepage) wrote:
I want with a group of friends last night, (28th of May 05) and it
was so much fun i can't even tell you, even if you don't believe in
ghosts! i had a ball!! it was hillarious and really scary at the
same time...i promise it's awesome and a great night out with
friends. Plus the tour guides are funny as... go on the 11pm tour!
it's really creepy and cold
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Date: 2005-05-02 01:06:50
Elouise (
elouisewright@css.com.au / no homepage) wrote:
Fantastic!!! The best tour Canberra has to offer! Allan and Tim knew
their stuff and the ghost's were friendly too! We will be doing it
again. Thanks again Allan and Tim!!
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Date: 2005-05-01 07:46:53
Ben (
morey@netspeed.com.au / no homepage) wrote:
Hey Guys,
My mother and i did the 30.4.05 tour around Canberra, what a great
history Canberra has. When mum and i started off we were a touch
skeptical, but when the nasty smells, the Nausea, the coldness and
the Camera problems set in (ones of which were all ok after we got
out of the Hearse) we had no choice but to believe, i have never
come across anything like what i felt in the back of Elvira. Very
interesting.........
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Date: 2005-04-30 04:59:23
Joanna (
joanna@webone.com.au / no homepage) wrote:
We went on the Canberra Tour on 29 April 05. It was FANTASTIC. Tim
and Allan were wonderful, and Elvira put on quite a show. My
companion felt so nauseas sitting in the "hot seat" (without knowing
it was the hot seat) she had to get out. The whole atmosphere was
great, and Tom made his presence known through some ankle pinching
and thigh rubbing. It was the biggest thrill I've had for ages!
I'd recommend the tour to anyone, who knew Canberra has such a
history?
Thanks to Allan, Tim and the sexy Elivra.
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Date: 2004-12-06 06:45:57
Rowena ( no email / no homepage) wrote:
G'day Allan, hows things?
Thanks so much for the tour - it was great- we really had a great
time - it's just a shame we can't do things like that more often,
everyone really enjoyed themselves and I loved seeing some of the
haunted sites of Canberra in Elvira - thanks so much and thanks to
Tim as well he's a great addition to the tour!
Elvira looked fantastic with her new upholstery - I hope it all
wears really well as it looks terrific!......hopefully we can one
day do another tour (maybe sydney again??) - when are you going to
run them down here in Melbourne ???? LOL.
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Date: 2004-09-28 07:19:46
Steven (
steven.cain@act.gov.au / no homepage) wrote:
The ghost and weird history tour was very interesting and a little
creepy, but in a good way. I did enjoy it and the vibe I got from
Elvira was quite something.
Thanks for the great experience Tim and Allan!
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Date: 2004-09-26 07:00:02
Jacinta (
jacni@iinet.net.au / no homepage) wrote:
I went on the tour last night and had a great time! I was a little
disappointed, yet at the same time relieved, that I didn't warrant
Tom's attention. Still a great night out, that left me with a little
of the heebie geebies. I'll never look at Canberra the same again!
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Date: 2004-09-09 16:48:08
Peter Scott (
p.m.scott@reading.ac.uk / no homepage) wrote:
I was very pleased to have taken the Canberra Ghost Tour during my
first visit to Autralia (from Britain) last month and would
recommend it to anyone. A really great tour, and Tim is a really
excellent host. I had never realised such a new city could have such
a haunted past.
Peter Scott
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Date: 2004-08-31 01:21:08
Kathleen James (
wljames@iprimus.com.au / no homepage) wrote:
Tim and Allan,
Thank you for a lovelly tour. My husband and I learnt a lot of new
and interesting things about Canberra.
I felt really clostrophobic and short of breath in Elvira and just
wanted to open the door and escape. I do not know if it was the
glass of wine I had before the tour or if there is really something
to this haunted hearse story.
Anyway we had a fabulous time, well worth it and thanks to Elvira
for driving us around Canberra
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Date: 2004-06-08 02:17:38
Anne ( no email / no homepage) wrote:
To Alan, Tim The Yowie Man and, of course, Elvira thanks for a great
night and a 55th birthday to remember!
I learnt heaps about Canberra's history and folk lore.
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Date: 2004-06-02 01:21:25
Linda ( no email / no homepage) wrote:
Hello Allan, Tim and of course, Elvira! :)
My friends and I thoroughly enjoyed the 7pm tour of Canberra!
It was a most interesting and knowledgeable experience....to say the
least!!
The physical sensations experienced by myself and a couple of
others; such as the cold air circulating around Elvira and the
slight nausea; reinforced the fact that we were indeed NOT ALONE!!!
I have told many other people about your tour and have encouraged
them to experience the sensation of the paranormal!
Thank you for being such gracious hosts!
Linda
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Date: 2004-05-29 01:29:20
Tracy Bennett (
benefitz@bigpond.com / no homepage) wrote:
Hey guys, what a great night!!!
Firstly, we didn't feel AT ALL uncomfortable with any visitors that
may have been with us for the tour.
Tony has a bad problem with pain in his hips and never can sit still
for more than 5 minutes (I thought he would be wriggling like a
maggot on a pork chop for the whole tour) but he commented that
there was NO PAIN and he could have sat in the herse for hours-very
cosy and comfy!
Uncanny with "Tom" brushing my hair-not sure if it was a
coincidence, but Tony felt a brush on his arm as well. And for Tony
to agree with what had happened...I was impressed. Not sure what
else "Tom" was up to, but we hope we left him with you Alan!!! (can
you advise what was Tom's story again...can't remember!)
There was a lovely feeling with Elvira, she is a "spirited lady with
a big heart" and we would both love to travel up to Sydney with you
one day!
Tim-you're quite a host, thanks for all the Canberra Info-LOVE IT!
Thanks to you both, as Tony and I both experienced something
together-will do it again soon but in Morticia!
Thanks, Tony and Tracy Bennett
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Date: 2004-04-30 11:21:57
Lynne ( no email / no homepage) wrote:
Hi Maree, Allan and Tim,
The ghost tour on Friday 23rd April in Canberra was a hoot and you
guys were so lovely. I did feel really icky in Morticia though, in
the back seat I was feeling nauseous the whole time and got
intermittent pains around my throat, my jaw, legs, abdoman and head.
But then I sat in the front next to Tim and I was off the planet. I
got a frontal headache with blurred vision, nausea, aches and pains
but the weirdest thing was Tim was talking to me as we were driving
down towards Government House and I could hardly understand what he
was saying, then when I looked up all the trees were moving in and
out of my vision and I couldn't focus. Funny thing is as soon as I
got out of her I felt fine. Tim is a very funny guy and Allan is
sweet, and it was a really good night, thanks guys!
Lynne from Canberra
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Date: 2004-04-30 09:50:05
Lynne ( no email / no homepage) wrote:
Absolutely loved it! Morticia has a definate feel about her, very
spooky. Tim the Yowie Man did a fantastic job, heaps of personality
there and Allan, you rock! I had no idea Canberra had so much
history, and interesting stuff at that. Thankyou heaps!!
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Date: 2003-12-16 01:39:19
Deliliah ( no email / no homepage) wrote:
Tim,
I would tell you about the dream I had of you last night, but I am
afraid that maybe too risque for your readers to see. Let's just say
that it was WILD!
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Date: 2003-11-09 23:29:34
Kelly ( no email /
http://www.paranormalaustralia.com/) wrote:
Hi Allan, Morticia, Elvira & GrandPa!
I didn't think that anything could top the Weird Sydney Tour but the
Canberra Tour gives it a good run for its money.... this tour was
amazing... I highly recommend it everyone... make sure you go at
least once!
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Date: 2003-09-04 04:21:41
Jo ( no email / no homepage) wrote:
Very interesting to find out about unknown mysteries and history of
Canberra's sights and buildings.
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Date: 2003-08-31 15:05:48
herbert (
idriscoll@openaccess.com.au / no homepage) wrote:
this tour sounds like you need 2 be wearing the brown underpants.
you should do the same in perth. u rock yowie man
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Date: 2003-07-28 07:38:43
Allan the Hearse Whisperer (
allan@destinytours.com.au
/
http://www.destinytours.com.au) wrote:
Just a comment in relation to entries 9 and 10 below. Firstly thanks
for the feedback, and glad you enjoyed the tour. The suggestion of
getting out of the car to get out and have a look at some of the
places is a good one. However as you indicated, it is very
difficult. The places are usually private, or government property,
or closed at night, or there are public liability issues (even
though of course we have our own) or they want to charge exorbitant
fees. This is why we have the small print on the website and
brochures.
Then of course there is the matter of time. In a 90 minute tour we
are somewhat limited for time and we like to show you as much as we
possibly can in that time.
In any case for those many persons who are seeking a paranormal
experience, we've found that they are actually more likely to have
one in the world's most haunted hearse, Elvira.
Hope to see you on a Weird Sydney, Parramatta or Campbelltown tour
sometime.
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Date: 2003-07-27 03:42:23
Miriama (
m_browne@telstra.com.au / no homepage) wrote:
Thank you to Tim, Alan and of course the gracious Elvira. My friends
and I recently went on the 9pm tour and had a lot of fun and learnt
some new and spooky things about our home town. I think if there is
any way you can incorporate a more hands on approach it would
greatly benefit the tour. I had hoped to be able to go into the
rooms where these strange incidents occured, standing in the room in
Blundell's Cottage, Duntroon, OPH, Sri Lankan Embassy whilst
listening to the marcarbe stories would really add to the atmosphere
(even if it had to be done during the day -the spirits won't be
resting just because it is daylight!). I realise this would not be
an easy task to accomplish and a lot of red tape to cut through but
firmly believe this would make the tour extremely scary and a unique
experience!! I will certainly endeavour to go on the Sydney tour in
the future.
Thank you again for a truly interesting and different night out!!!!
See you again
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Date: 2003-07-01 23:38:52
Emma Watson (
emma.watson@casa.gov.au /
http://ucw-act.dotworx.com.au) wrote:
I thought that the tour was excellent. I think it should incorporate
more 'get out of the car and have a wander' type aspects. I realise
that this could prove to be difficult, for example obtaining
permission to wander around Old Parliament House at night, but I
think with the right approach and marketing, an extension of this
tour could do great things for ACT Tourism. Also, having access to
the church in Anslie, and the property in Duntroon. As I mentioned,
getting permission to enter these buildings would be difficult, but
I think the more hands-on approach would go down a treat with
passangers.
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Date: 2003-07-01 23:22:13
Matthew Fox (
matthew.fox@dewr.gov.au / no homepage) wrote:
Was a great night and very informative story telling from Mr. The
Yowie Man. Mr. The Hearse Whisperer was great too.
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Date: 2003-06-30 06:38:36
Robyn Forester (
robyn.forester@dewr.gov.au
/ no homepage) wrote:
Well what a fantastic night and a great way to celebrate a birthday.
Canberra has many dark and mysterious secrets and all told so
brilliantly by our hosts Tim the Yowie Man and Alan the Hearse
Whisperer and we mustn't forget the gracious Elvira an Exquiste Lady
carrying a few extra passengers. I highly recommend this tour and
know that I will be taking both the Sydney and Campbelltown tours
sometime in the future as well as taking a few more friends on the
Canberra tour some time soon. Once again THANKS FOR A GREAT NIGHT
OUT and I know that we've made some new friends along the way...
Keep it up
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Date: 2003-06-30 04:46:20
Gordon (
gordon_everitt@yahoo.com /
http://www.actjeeptraction.rockcrawler.com/) wrote:
A truly bowel-loosening experience !!
Elvira was very hospitable having us all in there in such comfort.
Tim's plentiful commentary made the journey extremely enjoyable and
Allan's singing topped the evening off perfectly.
A great time - we all had a ball and never knew there were so many
bizarre going's on in our quiet country town.
It DOES explain a lot about the house on the hill though..
A million Thanks guys !
Can't wait to dig up the dirt on our fellow Sydneysiders !
Paranormally yours,
Gordon & Petra
PS The trip was ALMOST as twisted as that included video..
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Date: 2003-06-11 01:55:19
Benn (
b.carroll@student.adfa.edu.au / no homepage) wrote:
This tour was amazing. I had know idea about half of the 'haunts'
around Canberra. Tim, Allan and Elvira really make this trip worth
while. With a combination of healthy entertainment and heaps of
facts, the tour has everything! I recommend it to anyone who wants
to see the other side of Canberra. I also suggest that you believe
EVERYTHING about Elvira!
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Date: 2003-06-03 05:18:07
Bernie Haddon (
bernie@sibern.com.au /
http://www.sibern.com.au) wrote:
This tour was awesome in every sense of the word .
When I stepped inside Elvira I immediately sensed that we were not
alone . The tour itself was very interesting and I have learnt more
about Canberra in an hour and a half then the whole 12 years I have
lived here . Tim and Allan are great hosts and provided much humour
for the night . I would love to go again . Bring it on !!!!!!!!
Bernie Haddon
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Date: 2003-06-02 08:18:13
Brad ( no email / no homepage) wrote:
Thanks to Tim, Allan and Elvira - my girlfriend and myself really
enjoyed the tour and will recommend it to our friends. It's quite
amazing the attention that Elvira gets!
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Date: 2003-06-02 05:01:29
Leanne ( no email / no homepage) wrote:
Myself and other members of the Castle of Spirits ghosthunting team
really enjoyed this tour of Canberra's dark side. It had all the
most notorious parts of Canberra told wonderfully by Tim, plus a few
new ones we didn't know about before - thanks Tim and Allan for a
really spooky night of fun!
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Date: 2003-06-02 03:42:28
Katrina (
katrina.power@nga.gov.au / no homepage) wrote:
I went on the 7pm tour - and that was spooky enough! Tim the Yowie
Man provided fascinating insights into the history and mysteries of
Canberra! Allan and Elvira also had their own interesting stories. I
definitely recommend this tour!
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