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see all that white paint? that's lead oxide in linseed oil. when burned about half of it is lofted by thermals but falls out within a few thousand feet.

The greater good

This was really cool and kind of sad.

I knew people relocated to Northville. It's, used to be a pretty good place to live in peace.

Man am I homesick my childhood was spent here lots of memories 😍

Thorough investigation, well illustrated. Ring of fire, observance a brilliant idea.

Sad, but I get it. People should have been compensated for replacement cost!

Had seen this video when it was 1st released sent copies to all my family members who are now scattered across the country as we grew up on the "Lake" with a camp on Bunker Hill Road built in 1945 in Greens Bay, they had little or no comments but for me and my wife who made the decision to live out our life here its hollowed ground. Recently sold our property with 500' of Lake Front as age is taking its toll on us and family are all gone and dispersed, can only hope the new owners appreciate its legacy as we were very particular who we sold it to.

Loved this. Sad stories yes, but I love local history. I remember my Grandmother and Great Grandmother telling stories about what it was like before the flooding and after. My Great Grandmother owned a house on Houseman Street outside of Northville and remembered what her property looked like before the flooding. After, she had lakefront property.

We had a camp on the lake back in the 1970's/80's. Just outside of Broadalbin. Great memories.

This is indeed a very bittersweet documentary, so sad that all of these people had to lose their homes for eminent domain, although eventually helping many down river, the general idea is still very sad of everybody's lives just being uprooted and ending in that area, I heard that many of the people that owned homes would not even burn them down themselves, so many people moved down from the Utica area and performed this task and ended up living in that area whether this is true or not I am not certain, but regardless, it definitely is an engineering marvel, but I have to say it's still overall very sad for those that had to give up their way of life. A very well presented and narrated documentary for sure!

Great video and transcript. Very informative. Much appreciated. Thank you.

Don't say anything negative about the lake or your comments disappear. 🖕

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Wow, this is sooo sad, but very informative.