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So glad to see this posted to UA-cam. A lot of great memories go with this music.

Not far from Hub Parkway, used to work in that area

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The summer is the WORST time of year to explore for ruins. Brave the cold and do it in the winter when you can actually see something.

This area was supposed to be a housing development, but they only installed one road and a few hydrants before it became parkland. If you start at the end of Button road, and follow the old road down the hill, you'll see the remains of a car that veered off and crashed 70, maybe 80 years ago, about the time the road was closed.

Beautiful area! I live close to this but never knew about the history of it

What are these mounds that you found ?

I live close by I can see the top of the mound area from the bluff. Lots of Paranormal activity in the area. from 2007-2013 witnessed different craft or orbs of light within the Reservation and General area.

Keep um coming, I'll watch

just got my first stingray chopper. looking for vids to hell mount this damn motor on, this vid helped alot, tyvm! 🎉

⚙️🚲⚙️💥💨💨💨💨 Glad to see you out there having fun. We get those little horse flies that bite at times. Thanks for sharing.

Am trying to make a lit project but that kit will help a lot that Jack shaft kit but my concern in my tight budget, i dont enat to to fail so my question is does that kit run independent since it has 2 functions...when motot is running so the disk for paddling..is running also with the engine...i wanna see you lift up your foot od the paddle while driving to see if the padle will run in circle

It's like miniature polygonal masonry.

Skater shoes?😂 I watch a lot of You Tube and can totally hear your Cleveland accent!😂 I'm from Garfield HTS. originally. We painted that rock in 94'. And did you say you and your friends got "baked" there? We all did)😅

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That is what they are son i bought some landscaping stones from a man he goes up to the Shenandoah River a couple county's away and sells them if i told you how many tools i found you probably would not believe me people always say ricky its just a rock and till they put it in their hands thank you for sharing this

Dude...keep dreamin

In an instant I knew why the motor is moving. Sorry but haven't read comments. That front motor mount is absolute crap. Try to fabricate a mount that bridges between the top and front diagonal bars of the frame. Bar stock, some smartly drilled holes and bolts to form clamps can make that, then improvise a bridge to bolt the front of the motor to more or less the middle of it. If you know someone who can weld, even quicker and easier. Using a bolt or threaded rod section like that allows pivotal movement, sideways movement from the force of the chain on the back wheel. The two back tube clamps are tight, but not tight enough to prevent the pivot, so they're acting as a hinge.

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I'm curious to see that "pyramid" mound & see if that may be older than the other one. Region from the Cuyahoga River, northeast to Western New York is designated as the "New York Hopewell Culture," which were unique from other mound builders. They would have been the ones who made the mound you did show. Of course, all such mounds that were excavated were done before we even had carbon dating, so with the historical record I assembled, I've often wondered if some or all of them were actually younger than that. The Iroquois say that when the Erie moved into western PA, they chased out the "Mound Builders," who fled south, but this should have likely only been some time around 1100AD, hundreds of years too late to be Hopewell. My best bet is that the descendants are the Saponi of Virginia, because they say they came from Ohio & their burial mounds are extremely similar, but more simplistic & they likely were only living in Virginia a couple hundred years before Europeans got there. Sadly, they were ethnically cleansed & they have very little of their culture & history left, so its hard to get a clear answer on the matter.

OF COURSE - we are walking upon our past daily As were the previous civilizations Think, people

So peaceful and beautiful out there ❤

Love this stuff! I've been to the part of the park down by Akron where they took out that town back in the day and claimed it for the park. I didn't think about looking for mounds and tools but I bet they're all through there! So cool 😎

Your front mount is the problem. Too much flex

You have to ditch the master link. They will always come off. Get a chain breaker and permanently connect the links.

Grandma's house was demolished in 2009. I haven't been back since. I need to though

If you head north up the creek just around the first bend grandma's property ran right up to the water

Wow the memories I have from there. I haven't been back there in over 15 years. I remember the 1975 flood. Grandma explained how it was a huge wall of water that came around the bend and took out the bridge

My playground as a kid and up until the park took possession of my grandparents land. Their house was 3 houses up at the bottom of oak hill rd

The fact that you are into cars and whatnot is a huge plus for me lol but in any event maybe we could help each other out as far as any questions concerning the Cuyahoga Valley.

My grandparents built their home on 6+ acres at 2478 Wheatley rd in Peninsula. In 1974 the government bought back their land and gave them 30 years to live there. So in 2004 the park took possession of the house and land. I have been searching for answers to certain questions I have related to the property and my searches keep leading to you. I would love to speak with you in hopes you could help me with this as it's obviously right up your alley

4:19, same brother

If you go down Hawthorne Parkway off Broadway going towards Solon ,I've seen mounds on the right-hand side. I don't know if they're ancient or if it's just tailings from when I 71 was built. I pass that way going to work and always tell myself I should stop and check it out.

so prehistoric so kool!

Civilian Conservation Corps constructed the wall in the 1930's.

love the waterfall spot .. awesome scenery ... that place is very special .. do you think some of the wall construction might have been old canals or locks back in the day??? just a thought as i was watching because they remind me of the locks at the hocking river near nelsonville the lock there reminds me of that wall construction.. just throwing ideas out there ..thanks for sharing your adventures .. love that spot you have to explore.. peace

Our government is evil

Wow!!!! Looks like a pelican and that chief Wahoo,is killer

Awesome area to save artifacts. I would never be 🏡.

Hey:) Over here in Lakewood. I am fascinated by the mounds and earthworks in and around Ohio. Have motorcycle. My days are free so I am just about always up for exploring these enigmatic things. Your hashtag list look like mine. I have been taking notes and trying to put pieces together. My name is Adam.

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Just found this video. Did you ever convert it? I have one i want to convert