I played there when I was a child. It had a caracell. Swans that I feed, playground to run around on, this was in the 50 and 60. Fun place to have a picnic.

@debbiemccarthy3901

8 ай бұрын

Correction, not a caracell, a Fairest wheel, it was pink.

@I_am_Kairos

8 ай бұрын

Very nice@@debbiemccarthy3901

@debbiemccarthy3901

8 ай бұрын

Oops, ferris wheel! My bad!!

@rosemurray

12 күн бұрын

@@debbiemccarthy3901 I am sure you meant "carousel".

The view is spectacular up there! Beautiful day for some extreme booting thanks Kairos!

Wow such weird utilities up there on the side of the hill! never thought about those before😮

@lightwavz

8 ай бұрын

I would say "utilities" to be sure. It gave me the nopes.

Spent many hours there as a kid in the late 60's and 70's. I remember all the peacocks and Geese. My pop's favorite golf course, he passed on the 3rd Tee. Rest his soul.

@I_am_Kairos

53 минут бұрын

I'd also played golf there many times. right along mine property

“Can you say that out loud, or is it just pure fantasy” 😂. Great boots! Those flat pieces were great. Really cooked there, but can still recognize a lot! Nice melt gear also!

@I_am_Kairos

8 ай бұрын

I like saying whatever comes out while exploring

That new equipment is really shining brother. Zooms in so quick, and the second camera person getting shots of you climbing 🔥

@I_am_Kairos

8 ай бұрын

gonna just keep getting better!

@WILLIAMSA.I.ARTVIDEOS-xw8ee

Ай бұрын

@@I_am_Kairos "Molten mortar"?? Played with mercury? Are you delusional, or just insane? Cinnabar is what mercury is derived from. It doesn't happen in nature without refinement.

@rosemurray

12 күн бұрын

@@I_am_Kairos You are getting better!

Seeing such strange and rough material really makes a guy wonder what the bricks were composed of and why

A park and a golf course and a mine; that’s a something is hidden here trifecta! Thanks for taking me along. Fascinating!

@rosemurray

12 күн бұрын

Golf courses can hide SO MUCH, under the ground.

Did you hear about the conclusion that Martin leadka and Jason brusher's and MAX Egan came to? That The Great Wall of China was actually a super highway freeway to deliver the goods. It was actually basically the silk road and the quay. At the end in the water has docking for 2 to 3 hundred ships

@unknownsender6852

8 ай бұрын

Super interesting. Did they analyze the section of the Great Wall that runs through the Gobi Desert? It's totally melted by the dragon kzread.info/dash/bejne/pWdludOKn5femc4.html

@I_am_Kairos

8 ай бұрын

Yes, fantastic content. Brick/cut stone constructed and likely more building deep underground.

@lightwavz

8 ай бұрын

​@@I_am_KairosGuess we weren't allowed to keep The Great Wall of California which is a damn shame.

@ambersykora352

8 ай бұрын

That would explain the building or rebuilding of the one world rail system

Resembles a kind of petrified wood, more fibrous in nature!

It looks like machinery scooped semi hard material up and left those flat surfaces the same way you see with the front loader or excavator in thick clay

Can you give insight into the presence of old eucalyptus trees? Greatly appreciate your research. Arguably some of the most important of our time.

@I_am_Kairos

8 ай бұрын

Yes. The Eukes are all non-native trees, said to be from Australia. They are concentrated along the entire historic El Camino Real from Sonoma, South to possibly, Guatemala!

@DrewishBear

8 ай бұрын

@@I_am_Kairosif you make your way up to Oregon I will tell you exactly where to find that pyramid in Umpqua. Near the hot springs so it’s more than worth the drive👍🏽👍🏽most beautiful national park I’ve been in and I’ve been to a bunch all over.

@I_am_Kairos

8 ай бұрын

I come that way on occasion. kzread.info/dash/bejne/h3ijrcGRYNHWe8o.htmlsi=GqP1GXOUwo6TpxRY

@CLLEON

8 ай бұрын

Can confirm they are abundant here in Jalisco, Mexico.

@AbRamskiller41

8 ай бұрын

​@@CLLEONpretty crazy to see how 'busy' they must've been to plant that whole way!

I loved when the music went dramatic when you zoomed in on the peacock.

You don't want to use the trails that's the way they want you going and seeing

@I_am_Kairos

8 ай бұрын

the truth is found off the beaten path

Mysterious "evidence" is EVERYWHERE! Wow! Questions forever. Thank you for letting us see also. Hope you enjoy Thanksgiving! Happy Thanksgiving.

Ancient volcanic rocks and loads of Rattlesnake spring through fall , beautiful views of Vallejo CA thanks for sharing this Oh there’s a huge water tank up close by part of the city’s water source

@I_am_Kairos

Сағат бұрын

I am hoping for a return visit and more of Benicia

Kairos = timeliness. I just looked it up lol. Appropriate. Keep up the good work! Cheers

Serious melted buildings!

It was tough to hear you over the Excalibur dialogue running in my head to the music ;-) Seriously, good video.

Adjacent golf course and mining op tells you all you need to know

@I_am_Kairos

8 ай бұрын

Aye!

Definitely melted demolished pulverized structures at the top!!!😮

@josephfogarty2851

13 күн бұрын

Have you all watched the documentary by Jerry DeCamp Search WHEN THE BUILDINGS CRIED THE DOCUMENTARY 13 parts total!

I always enjoy your work, Kairos. Much respect!!

Yee! Kairos in the V! St John's mercury mine would be another good investigation. Supposedly they used the mercury for gold mining...

@I_am_Kairos

8 ай бұрын

V-town!

I absolutely LOVE the squirrel close-up!!!! ❤❤❤❤

Love and light kairos 😘

@I_am_Kairos

8 ай бұрын

I thank you

Layed-out similar to a cemetery...hmmm...and mining operation nearby, as well as a golf course...hmmm.....great stuff Kairos! Thank you for sharing. :)

@I_am_Kairos

8 ай бұрын

We know where to look

Love the sound track!

Thank you. Always interesting. Always on point

The weird thing is that my minds eye is stirred upon seeing this stuff and even is awestruck by what has become of the world. But i personally, am in awe of the feelings the sights inspire.

Very interesting. I'm following along with you on Google Earth. I find the most interesting things under golf courses and man-made lakes. Every man-made lake is hiding something. So do golf courses, parks, mines. and quarries. I almost forgot about the roads. Roads cover many indigenous sites. This place has mounds all over it. Could be an old Star Fort or defensive structure. It's really pathetic how our country covers up the history instead of embracing it. This reminds me of places I see in Moundville, Alabama and other mound sites. Thank You for sharing this with us. 😊

It does have that cemetery look and feel. Interesting.

Somehow, the background music choice, Tristan Und Isolde; Prelude, seems so a propos for this video....nice touch!

@I_am_Kairos

8 ай бұрын

Most do not know my music selections are 'Old World'. 1859 on the Wagner

@rosemurray

8 ай бұрын

@@I_am_Kairos it was perfect! So many videos I watch by others employ music that ...conflicts with the subject mater. This music, and the scenery, were an ideal match. I watched it twice!

@frigidmonk

12 күн бұрын

Excalibur!

the geological, historical, and cultural aspects of the east bay area in general are extremely interesting. we moved to concord in 1960 and i spent many years hiking and discouvering the areas in the east bay. from mt diablo to the range that seperates orinda from hayward volcanic uplift is very prevalent. this lends to what you are looking at. one need go no further then mt diablo to find seashells at the top, to the hills you are in to see geologic expression of sulphur, mercury, quartz. most dont know but mining was common in the area 100 years ago.

@I_am_Kairos

Ай бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/qpNlo7iLdpW4YNo.htmlsi=F9SVpUKzrNqJSU_Q

It looks like the City of Vallejo may have tapped into the water system from the old red brick structure that's still bringing up water from deep in the earth. Is that what "springs" really are? Remains of the water systems from old brick structures that are still functioning?

Like they dropped a bomb!

@I_am_Kairos

8 ай бұрын

there are reports of explosions in the Bay Area in old print media. Along the San Pablo Bay. Near Hercules. Dynamite Manufacturing.

Your videos are an awesome example of what critical thinking looks like. ❤

Oh Blue Rock .... careful hiking high, there are rattlers , ticks, & poison oak/ivy. Yes, it was fun in the 50s/60s do I remember a little train around the "lake" it seemed to me as a kid. We could feed the birds. Sadly, an area used by the Zodiac killer - it went into a real decline after that for many years, tho by then it was already trashy. Wonderful now, go visit it

@I_am_Kairos

46 минут бұрын

I want to return

DANGUS the place is a war zone!

Yup, Vallejo = bodies without tombstones

@I_am_Kairos

Ай бұрын

On Mare Island? ( nightmare island )

8:30 great work out, taking the hard trail

@I_am_Kairos

8 ай бұрын

had to go for it

Wow. Really looks like obliterated melted structures. Maybe the bricks had so much glass content that they got poppy & explosive... or something. I've seen alot of that melted mystery rock here in Montana too

The rocks look like that because Mount Diablo is an extinct or dormant volcano I'm not sure if it's just dormant but that is very close by those rocks are probably from millions of years ago when it was an active volcano.

@I_am_Kairos

54 минут бұрын

have you been there?

Beautiful views! That place definitely looks TOASTED! Surprised you didn't find a single red brick?

29:00 😮 it looks like it very well could’ve been. And I’ve been thinking they’re probably hollowing that out. Or maybe it is hollow on the inside and they’re just lying and stealing whatever may have been in there

I use to play in this park as well. Went up the hill and into the cave. There used to be the rangers house at the foot of the hill, idk why they tore it down.

@I_am_Kairos

8 ай бұрын

Where is the cave?

@batmayn

8 ай бұрын

@@I_am_Kairos the cave is up on the top of the peak the trail should twist around. There is an old oak tree up there on top of the hill I think the cave was around that area. If you wandered around at the top you will probably find it! It’s not too big, but you could definitely lie down inside of it. I wonder if it is still there! You can get all the way to the top and stand on the edge of the cliff/crags we use to do it all the time as kids (so stupid lol) There is also a spring where all the water is down at the base of the park that is a sulphuric spring hence blue rock spring. I would love to hear about the liquid mercury more though!

Love the WAGNER

@MrMursilok

8 ай бұрын

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Not going to lie, seeing that metal grate and manhole up on the hillside made my blood go cold. That's no-humans-land.

@lightwavz

8 ай бұрын

Also, those hills in the distance at 17:36 are quite pointy. The whole landscape just boggles my mind. Excellent find on the faced surface wall! 👏👏👏

@notbuyingit2204

8 ай бұрын

Or it could just be the City of Vallejo using the old water system from the previous red brick structure's water system that's still bringing up water from deep in the earth, just like they did in the Tartarian civilization. I do not believe that our municipal water comes from rain, I believe these corporations are using the abundant water source that's deep in the earth and all of the reservoirs are just staging so they can create "evidence" of a drought and the need to restrict water use and charge more for water. I think they're doing the same thing with electricity -- collecting the free energy from the ionosphere and then selling it to us at a huge profit. Hydroelectric plants, nuclear power plants, etc. are just staging. My opinion.

@lightwavz

8 ай бұрын

​@@notbuyingit2204Very valid points. I don't believe in the "sanctity of our public utilities" either, especially since we have been poisoned at the well all our lives. I am, however, of the sincere belief that the rock holding us down is getting kicked over and the creatures who put it there are getting evicted. To put it lightly. It's that time of the universe/multiverse.

@I_am_Kairos

8 ай бұрын

our Kairos moment, I'm hoping

Excellent BOTG! Thanks!

Wow 😮 look all that wildlife in this park!

The waterline marker triggered my navy days as that's all I know waterline markers to be used for, the ballast point of a ship. Maybe you're on an old gigantic ship they talk about in old world books that could carry tens of thousands of people? Would also stand to reason why there's utility stuff. Ground penetrating radar would be a handy device😊

@I_am_Kairos

8 ай бұрын

very good comment! Got me thinking, as this near to Mare Island Naval base/Shipyard

@hawkcobo

6 ай бұрын

Made me think of the cement boat near Santa Cruz. I looked it up and there is quite a lot of discussion in 1917 about building cement boats. They were much more efficient to build and durable than wood and steel boats. That make me think the how the Old World had a way with rock and cement, what kind of sailing vessels could they have made. Perhaps what is on that mountain is a fleet of old word ships. The biggest structure up there look like a ship laying on its side. All the little “rocky” areas look like boat shapes too. Cement boats? Or some other old word technology they used to travel the seas. Great observation. 👍

@I_am_Kairos

6 ай бұрын

I grew up a few blocks from the Palo Alto at Aptos, the cement ship. It has it's own amazing story.@@hawkcobo

thats were big a## rattlesnakes are! we cut school and went there to drink beer and chase the peacocks around to get a feather none of us ever got one lol lots of people use to go there back in the day. and the zodiac killer was learking there as well kinda weird place

Awesome, you need one of those pocket drones😊 And happy Thanksgiving 🦃🦃🦃

@I_am_Kairos

8 ай бұрын

I have been pondering, but I'll need some funding to speed up the process

Excalibur. Truth.

WOW Koodo Kairos !! 😅

Really enjoy your videos - your 'boots on the ground' approach is priceless, but is there any chance you could lower the background music volume a touch please? It's sometimes hard to hear your commentary, and those brass sections are just too much! Keep up the good work.

@I_am_Kairos

8 ай бұрын

it's my fault as a brass player with the classical orchestra background!!

@MrStickyJim

8 ай бұрын

Probably more to do with my sensitive ears! Im still going to watch, don't you worry! FYI I used to play the trumpet so I very much appreciate your selection in music. Looking forward to your next clip.

I think it has a lot to do with the orphan railcars that occured in the 18/1900s. Just me though suddenly everything was destroyed...and there were no adults...? How?

@notbuyingit2204

8 ай бұрын

The explanation that I've heard is that when they do a reset, they remove all of the adults and children from earth except for babies that are 7 months old or younger. They bring in "parents" from another realm (who've been deeply mind controlled) to raise these babies, and this is how they hold us back from advancing technologically and spiritually.

@I_am_Kairos

8 ай бұрын

this rings true. The other realm is directly below our feet.

4:12 there is where the rangers / grounds keepers house was

@I_am_Kairos

8 ай бұрын

It looks like it was built on top of something else, already existing, no?

Oh nice to see such content near me in Pinole. Let me say this, and poopoo me if you want..:..Pinole has many petrified dragons and our bay has petrified giant caterpillars. You, I think, should consider dragons and elephants and gorillas and snakes that are petrified as rocks. Dragon fights would be molten, yes? I could show you animal body parts as rock.

@I_am_Kairos

8 күн бұрын

I am very interested

@day-goneknights4464

8 күн бұрын

Your last look at 31:30. . Now imagine a “giant” dragon. Two poeple are sitting on its head, actually a boulder on top of its head….it then has 1 person where the neck starts. Follow that back if you have it on film and look for what might be a dragon back shape. Many megaliths are said in legends, which western archeologists ignore, to have appeared overnight. Like Sachsayhuaman in Peru. I listen to those legends, and one way to appear overnight is to fly in a dragon with scaly skin. Petrify it and it looks like a wall. They even say the wall looks like reptile skin!!!! I could send you some photos to persuade you perhaps?

Make the most of your time…. that place got cremated 🔥⚡️ thanks for taking us along Kairos! The eucalyptus are always an added bonus 🌿🌿🙏🙏

Kevin was here

@I_am_Kairos

8 ай бұрын

thanks for coming by!

Didn’t the Zodiac kill a couple in that parking lot to Blue Rock springs park ?

@I_am_Kairos

51 минут бұрын

supposedly on the turnout along Lake Herman road

Are you on the park or the golf course side? I’m over by Jesse Bethel H.S. 13th home of BRS golf course. ✌️

@I_am_Kairos

50 минут бұрын

park side. I need to come back soon

Isn't that called hunter Hill or something like that? I went up there when I lived in vallejo back at ninety two awesome spot

@notbuyingit2204

8 ай бұрын

If it was called Hunter Hill, I'd be leery of that area since they "disclose" to you what their intentions are. That could've been one of their hunting grounds, just like the National Parks.

@I_am_Kairos

8 ай бұрын

sport man hunt?

Very difficult for me to view the camera shots even when still are not left on image long enough for viewer to mentally absorb(?) … music a lil too … yet thank you

@I_am_Kairos

8 ай бұрын

I understand. When seeing these things for the first time, balancing excitement and good video is always a challenge. i see new things each time I review my own video. Usually after pausing and pondering the image. Thanks for watching and the constructive criticism.

The music is too much.

I see small pieces of petrified cedar still showing the bark in a few places. A biblical cedar. I'd definitely examine the surrounding landscape for a plateau or unusual hills... Thanks for the video sir

🤍

I’m a bit confused on what this video is about..

@I_am_Kairos

Ай бұрын

the formations are ruins of structures. constructed and recently destroyed

@scottnunnemaker5209

Ай бұрын

@@I_am_Kairos that doesn’t really clear it up. What ruins? How long ago? Destroyed by what?

electricity = electri city

@I_am_Kairos

8 ай бұрын

it seems the old infrastructure is being discovered faster than it can be covered up

That ain’t natural!

this is the cat's me owl

@I_am_Kairos

8 ай бұрын

nice!

Why not read a book about local geology? Save you a lot of blind guessing.

@day-goneknights4464

8 күн бұрын

Geology-

@I_am_Kairos

48 минут бұрын

do you have a recommended book?

not melted and does not look melted. baseless imagination.

@I_am_Kairos

Ай бұрын

what did you see?

@I_am_Kairos

Ай бұрын

you HAVE explored the area in person?

Interesting. But,the music made me tired of watching/ listening….

🧱❤️🙏🏼good find! 29:00 i was thinkin same 🤷‍♂️👍

Mines are either by titanic beings or trees..