Could have used it to house economic immigrants for over a year now, they would have probably even upgraded the place themselves. But hey Stay selfish !!!
@RJpkFire52 минут бұрын
I do see random tracks everywhere but didnt really think nothing of it
@bbracing3925Сағат бұрын
Would you do a story on a tragic fire that changed the whole world? It happened in a small town call Boyertown. The tragic event happened at the Rhoads Opera House on January 13th, 1908. This story still haunts my town to this day, and the building still stands as a memorial. There is also a mass grave at the local cemetery for all who were not identified in the following days of the tragic fire.
@johnmartin24642 сағат бұрын
Very good video. It's a shame most Americans learn their own countries history from Hollywood. There are Americans who honestly believe that the film U-571 is a historical fact. Carry on the good work.
@robert-skibelo3 сағат бұрын
Well-researched but could have been more clearly presented. As the various cracks occurred east and west, you should have drawn their position on the photos. And after the collapse, you should have given us a map showing the progress of the floodwaters and the towns affected.
@westclifftooker5 сағат бұрын
I live a town away from
@MSportsEngineering5 сағат бұрын
Thanks Dam Daddy
@andrearoberts19535 сағат бұрын
My late Father-in-law studied under Frank Lloyd Wright and designed his own prairie-style home. The biggest problem was the leaks from the skylights. There was a Starving Artist store, in Des Plaines, Illinois that was house in a building designed by FLW. Unfortunately it was demolished and replaced by the typical non-descript office building. So sad.
@kellidodd68095 сағат бұрын
I’ve always admired this beauty! Sitting across, enjoying a pretzel or a Nathan’s,.. mesmerizing history!😊
@andrearoberts19536 сағат бұрын
I've been to the House on the Rock twice. During one of those trips I took a friend of mine from India. The place is totally outrageous and glorious at the same time. Anyone who goes should plan to spend the entire day. It is so much fun and well worth the 3 hour ride it took to get there.
@ronward39496 сағат бұрын
Well those Redwood Forests are homes for many flora and fauna, discover those connections, I have, but risked life and limbs doing it.
@johnfry25916 сағат бұрын
The Jitney not Jiti.
@cristovaljesusamado84558 сағат бұрын
So all those people who have commented in other videos on statue of liberty saying that it is in Ellis island and not Liberty island and that they went all the way up to the torch are .....?????
@unc15899 сағат бұрын
Underneath, from 57th on down, SUPER DANGEROUS! Dark. Abandoned. No decent citizen would walk there in the late 70s. Only guys that dumped bodies.
@reincarnated959 сағат бұрын
For the life of me I don’t understand why any of you guys stay there! Growing up in NYC during the 70’s,80’s, and 90’s was wonderful, and I clearly remember telling people how I’d never leave; but I moved out of there in 04; fell on some hard times, and had no choice but to move back. I finally got back on my feet and moved out during that BS pandemic that they pulled on us in 2020. Just leave that shithole guys.💫
@kanishafladger31610 сағат бұрын
The Buffalo nickel in history........ ❤
@southwestxnorthwest10 сағат бұрын
You forgot to mention that William Mulholland had no professional engineering training or education
@bindig110 сағат бұрын
So that stuff growing in the canal is basically a mutant monster. Creepy
@stephankyle646011 сағат бұрын
STEPS
@danielfegley273511 сағат бұрын
Mt Rushmore is offensive to the native people , it was built on their sacred Mountain and reminds them who took their land away. No environmentalist tried to stop the making of Mt Rushmore, it seems very convenient there making a fuss now but we can have facking and put a pipe line right through indian reservation.
@walkthedogs24011 сағат бұрын
I remember riding that elevated highway on my Honda 350 circa 1972. Those concrete potholes were no joke. So was the debris of hubcaps, bumpers and other vehicle parts that fell off when they hit them.
@MrProfchaos7111 сағат бұрын
Because they don’t want you to know it’s empty
@funken07912 сағат бұрын
I remember drive inn theaters and when they had double features. It is nice to see a few have made a come back.
@ZoeyR8613 сағат бұрын
I have 3 buildings on my property ea h about 200yards apart and a 4th building 550yards on top of a hill. I have fiber running between them it a single cable with 12 fiber strands into multiplex into 36 simplex transceivers each one doing 25gbps. 1 build is a crypto farm, 1 is a server room, 1 is my house and garage, 1 is my observatory with a 24-inch computer controlled telescope with 8 cameras( IR, NIR, RED, GREEN, BLUE, UV, full color, monochrome) Using beam splitting and custom optical design I made. 7 of the cameras are the same sensor type a 4/3rds chilled to -10c and filtered to strict band gap I can razor sharp pictures of the planets the moon sun most known galaxies and currently mostly tracking sun spots.
@tallcedars231013 сағат бұрын
What's questionable is the orders this island receives, and experiments allowed from higher up.
@leo2nd26114 сағат бұрын
The last movie I ever saw at a drive-in theatre was Tremors, the first movie. I remember being in back of a truck with friends seeing it in 1990 when i was 12. I miss them.
@ryandavis824514 сағат бұрын
We knew how to send messages electronically before we mastered Germ theory
@GeminiMoon92614 сағат бұрын
So, who's up for a swim then? 😅🤢
@jetsons10114 сағат бұрын
Bolder/Hoover Dam a perfect example of "Do it right the first time." St. Francis Dam a perfect example of "Quick and Cheap." Hmmmm Just thinking here, how about a vid on Mulholland Drive in the hills above LA.
@Mothman99915 сағат бұрын
Military defense drove and financed the Bell system. Serving in airforce command centers I recall connecting to serviceable microwave nodes and routing radar data around an unserviceable nodes.
@natehill806916 сағат бұрын
What is it with New Yorkers dumping chemicals into canals?
@lahillsm316 сағат бұрын
19:15 Looks like they didn't use rebar.
@jokeroneninesevenzero12 сағат бұрын
They didn't. I've been exploring the dam for a few years. The only rebar I've found are the pieces of the spillway.
@MagicofKeelanWendorf17 сағат бұрын
These were always awesome! There’s still one right before the Indiana/Illinois border. Growing up I’d always stop at these after a concert or after a WWE event on the way home to grab McDonald’s or Taco Bell at 2 in the morning.
@TheFerrariGuy458817 сағат бұрын
H2S pockets kill.
@Kerry-uo6og17 сағат бұрын
If you wanna buy a leaky ill conceived piece of art, buy a FLW. If you wanna live in a great house, buy a craftsman.
@jeffpagan773517 сағат бұрын
What a beautiful building.
@elohssa394918 сағат бұрын
I grew up in the oasis trailer Court, which is next to the I 90 and from the back of the trailer court, we had a clear view of the Des Plaines oasis sat in the field and watched the lights when they filmed The Blues Brothers at that location we were able to cut across the field and go up there and screw around watch the cars at the time they still had a Howard Johnson’s up there. Food was terrible but it was something to do when you were a kid since the time they tore it down there is now a bridge back up there looking like they’re going to rebuild it, but nothing has happened to it yet, looks like it’s just an access road for state equipment to get on the I 90
@mohitmarwal339418 сағат бұрын
i was looking exactly this
@charlesrowan463218 сағат бұрын
Great video keep up the good work👍
@peacefulwanderer205019 сағат бұрын
A great summation about an iconic structure designed by an iconic individual- with the lkesson at the end, nothing lasts forever.- all things are temporary.
@jaspervanderburgh8119 сағат бұрын
Thanks for info ,heard that name come along thousands of times, in the Majority report with Sam Seder live from the riverbanks of the industrial Gowana (dyslexic dutch) don’t come for me , somewhat in that order , RIP Michael Brooks , your dearly missed. New orange really that name would have been terrible,
@johnmcmickle568519 сағат бұрын
The Center force came from the Sibuyan Sea through the San Bernardino Strait. The Southern Force came through the Surigao Strait.
@emmanuelmcdaddie516519 сағат бұрын
I mean some of them still exist which is good but I’ve only been to one once in my life
@00leaveralone20 сағат бұрын
MASONIC RITUAL SACRIFICE: 312/213 mirror + 1928 is 911 and (2) 8’s or 88. Praying that the common man soon wakes up from the illusion fabricated by 33rd degree Freemasons and the other secret orders that ritually slaughter humanity according to symbolism & numerology.
@irishledden492420 сағат бұрын
Rumor has it that Obama and his "husband" want to buy it and make it a large bath house.
@bauhnguefyische66720 сағат бұрын
What’s a Coney Island White fish?
@9greatdanes98120 сағат бұрын
Sounds like Mulholland dr should have been named for the road to prison. He’s got more excuses then NASA
@robertkent492921 сағат бұрын
I would love to know how exactly this canal and the river are to be cleaned
@kendalllong37521 сағат бұрын
Hello yes I been there would love to be a guest and share my experiences have a lot to say. Would be worth both our time. Thank you.
@ronenfe22 сағат бұрын
I can't think of a single use for this waste of tax money.
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Could have used it to house economic immigrants for over a year now, they would have probably even upgraded the place themselves. But hey Stay selfish !!!
I do see random tracks everywhere but didnt really think nothing of it
Would you do a story on a tragic fire that changed the whole world? It happened in a small town call Boyertown. The tragic event happened at the Rhoads Opera House on January 13th, 1908. This story still haunts my town to this day, and the building still stands as a memorial. There is also a mass grave at the local cemetery for all who were not identified in the following days of the tragic fire.
Very good video. It's a shame most Americans learn their own countries history from Hollywood. There are Americans who honestly believe that the film U-571 is a historical fact. Carry on the good work.
Well-researched but could have been more clearly presented. As the various cracks occurred east and west, you should have drawn their position on the photos. And after the collapse, you should have given us a map showing the progress of the floodwaters and the towns affected.
I live a town away from
Thanks Dam Daddy
My late Father-in-law studied under Frank Lloyd Wright and designed his own prairie-style home. The biggest problem was the leaks from the skylights. There was a Starving Artist store, in Des Plaines, Illinois that was house in a building designed by FLW. Unfortunately it was demolished and replaced by the typical non-descript office building. So sad.
I’ve always admired this beauty! Sitting across, enjoying a pretzel or a Nathan’s,.. mesmerizing history!😊
I've been to the House on the Rock twice. During one of those trips I took a friend of mine from India. The place is totally outrageous and glorious at the same time. Anyone who goes should plan to spend the entire day. It is so much fun and well worth the 3 hour ride it took to get there.
Well those Redwood Forests are homes for many flora and fauna, discover those connections, I have, but risked life and limbs doing it.
The Jitney not Jiti.
So all those people who have commented in other videos on statue of liberty saying that it is in Ellis island and not Liberty island and that they went all the way up to the torch are .....?????
Underneath, from 57th on down, SUPER DANGEROUS! Dark. Abandoned. No decent citizen would walk there in the late 70s. Only guys that dumped bodies.
For the life of me I don’t understand why any of you guys stay there! Growing up in NYC during the 70’s,80’s, and 90’s was wonderful, and I clearly remember telling people how I’d never leave; but I moved out of there in 04; fell on some hard times, and had no choice but to move back. I finally got back on my feet and moved out during that BS pandemic that they pulled on us in 2020. Just leave that shithole guys.💫
The Buffalo nickel in history........ ❤
You forgot to mention that William Mulholland had no professional engineering training or education
So that stuff growing in the canal is basically a mutant monster. Creepy
STEPS
Mt Rushmore is offensive to the native people , it was built on their sacred Mountain and reminds them who took their land away. No environmentalist tried to stop the making of Mt Rushmore, it seems very convenient there making a fuss now but we can have facking and put a pipe line right through indian reservation.
I remember riding that elevated highway on my Honda 350 circa 1972. Those concrete potholes were no joke. So was the debris of hubcaps, bumpers and other vehicle parts that fell off when they hit them.
Because they don’t want you to know it’s empty
I remember drive inn theaters and when they had double features. It is nice to see a few have made a come back.
I have 3 buildings on my property ea h about 200yards apart and a 4th building 550yards on top of a hill. I have fiber running between them it a single cable with 12 fiber strands into multiplex into 36 simplex transceivers each one doing 25gbps. 1 build is a crypto farm, 1 is a server room, 1 is my house and garage, 1 is my observatory with a 24-inch computer controlled telescope with 8 cameras( IR, NIR, RED, GREEN, BLUE, UV, full color, monochrome) Using beam splitting and custom optical design I made. 7 of the cameras are the same sensor type a 4/3rds chilled to -10c and filtered to strict band gap I can razor sharp pictures of the planets the moon sun most known galaxies and currently mostly tracking sun spots.
What's questionable is the orders this island receives, and experiments allowed from higher up.
The last movie I ever saw at a drive-in theatre was Tremors, the first movie. I remember being in back of a truck with friends seeing it in 1990 when i was 12. I miss them.
We knew how to send messages electronically before we mastered Germ theory
So, who's up for a swim then? 😅🤢
Bolder/Hoover Dam a perfect example of "Do it right the first time." St. Francis Dam a perfect example of "Quick and Cheap." Hmmmm Just thinking here, how about a vid on Mulholland Drive in the hills above LA.
Military defense drove and financed the Bell system. Serving in airforce command centers I recall connecting to serviceable microwave nodes and routing radar data around an unserviceable nodes.
What is it with New Yorkers dumping chemicals into canals?
19:15 Looks like they didn't use rebar.
They didn't. I've been exploring the dam for a few years. The only rebar I've found are the pieces of the spillway.
These were always awesome! There’s still one right before the Indiana/Illinois border. Growing up I’d always stop at these after a concert or after a WWE event on the way home to grab McDonald’s or Taco Bell at 2 in the morning.
H2S pockets kill.
If you wanna buy a leaky ill conceived piece of art, buy a FLW. If you wanna live in a great house, buy a craftsman.
What a beautiful building.
I grew up in the oasis trailer Court, which is next to the I 90 and from the back of the trailer court, we had a clear view of the Des Plaines oasis sat in the field and watched the lights when they filmed The Blues Brothers at that location we were able to cut across the field and go up there and screw around watch the cars at the time they still had a Howard Johnson’s up there. Food was terrible but it was something to do when you were a kid since the time they tore it down there is now a bridge back up there looking like they’re going to rebuild it, but nothing has happened to it yet, looks like it’s just an access road for state equipment to get on the I 90
i was looking exactly this
Great video keep up the good work👍
A great summation about an iconic structure designed by an iconic individual- with the lkesson at the end, nothing lasts forever.- all things are temporary.
Thanks for info ,heard that name come along thousands of times, in the Majority report with Sam Seder live from the riverbanks of the industrial Gowana (dyslexic dutch) don’t come for me , somewhat in that order , RIP Michael Brooks , your dearly missed. New orange really that name would have been terrible,
The Center force came from the Sibuyan Sea through the San Bernardino Strait. The Southern Force came through the Surigao Strait.
I mean some of them still exist which is good but I’ve only been to one once in my life
MASONIC RITUAL SACRIFICE: 312/213 mirror + 1928 is 911 and (2) 8’s or 88. Praying that the common man soon wakes up from the illusion fabricated by 33rd degree Freemasons and the other secret orders that ritually slaughter humanity according to symbolism & numerology.
Rumor has it that Obama and his "husband" want to buy it and make it a large bath house.
What’s a Coney Island White fish?
Sounds like Mulholland dr should have been named for the road to prison. He’s got more excuses then NASA
I would love to know how exactly this canal and the river are to be cleaned
Hello yes I been there would love to be a guest and share my experiences have a lot to say. Would be worth both our time. Thank you.
I can't think of a single use for this waste of tax money.