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I touched one today😭

Just pack in 2007 that was an active railroad railroad unfortunately they never rebuilt

amazing documentary style video you got. I think you should do the similar video for Clear Lake sisters Oregon.(the water is too cold, make sure you have boots, wetsuit, gloves and the hoodies)

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What a waste, this is criminal. This needs to be removed.

There it is! In Plainview of everyone!

I haven’t Google this ship, but the Navy doesn’t abandon ships as wrecks. The Navy will strike a ship off its register as active, then store for disposition by a scrapper. It gladly transfer ownership and title to a scrapper to relieve itself of the cost to remove toxic materials. The scrapper, in turn, cost out the viability of scrap metal income against the environment safety costs. The USS Enterprise will cost about $1 billion to safely dispose of the ship filled with toxic substances and 8 nuclear reactions.

Thanks. When I was a Boy Scout in the late ‘60s my scout master was involved in the hydrofoil program in Bremerton. He arranged a tour of the two ships in the program for his scouts. As I remember, the biggest problem with the hydrofoils was that if they struck a floating log while foiling there was severe damage. At that time, a lot of logs were moved by rafting in Puget Sound and there many “escapees” from the rafts.

I'd love to know how the area ended up with a Cornish name? 🤔

I remember shooting pictures of the Simpson Timber trains crossing that bridge long ago.

This wreck is on the north side of the Columbia River along Washington State highway 4, we used to go by it on the way the way to and from work, I always wanted to research it and write an article about it, knowing the name of the ship is a good start, thanks for the research about another ship that should be in a museum, not rusting along the Columbia River....

I sailed on the LT-2076 many times when she was an asset of the 467th Trans Co in the Army Reserve. She is a classic and was always popular at the Olympia Harbor Days tugboat races. I would love to see her as a museum ship one day, more especially as almost no one knows that the Army has boats and sailors.

In the end remix? The music 🎵?

Jake!

The first thing I noticed as the drone came upon it was that it was an aluminum hull. Given the size, that is a huge amount of high grade aluminum. There must be something nasty down there, otherwise I doubt they would leave that aluminum behind, right there in shallow water, easily accessible. Definitely has to be a toxic reason why it is still there. You can see the remnants of a huge pier, all those poles, must have been a big operation there at one time.

Camped there in both summer and winter in the 70s and 80s. Looks the same. Beautiful.

Ahh yes lets flop the fish in to the dirt thats excellent angler practice

Those water tanks are for the bridges fire suppression system in case of wildfire

The story behind the Planeview: The Ship That Flew: What Happened To Plainview? - UA-cam ua-cam.com/video/E2i3EeUnku0/v-deo.html

This ship deserves a place in a museum. Absolutely unique.

I live about 30 mins from the gold creek trai head. I haven't seen this entrance before. Do you have a map of the way to this mine?

Love the drone view of this magical beach!

I noticed the people who don't live here leave really nappy comments. I've lived here 5 decades. It's home 🏡

This is incredible! What a beautiful world we have to live in.

Can you add to the description where you researched the history of Minter - sources/web sites/etc.? Thanks for the fun video!

Gorgeous! Nice work!

I guess if you’re looking to catch your own dog food

Awesome!!!

Minter, a snaggers paradise

Just shared in my facebook group !!

Pretty kewl !! Just left a sub !! and Like !!

The desperation for a few "anglers" to snag spawned out dark fish is laughable and pathetic.

A personal favorite place of mine. It's where my profile picture is

It’s a beautiful area where people have definitely trespassed! 😜

Sick.

Lt2076 is the last of the Simians tug fleet

Dude, boats and shit 👍

A good video to prepare people for the long walk

That’s such a beautiful video and so professionally done! I love the suspension bridges too! ❤️

It was so awesome living in Ronald for me

Ooh! Underwater shot! Can I assume this is a go pro or are you using something else?

Looks like a nice hike!

Nice man! Love this :)

What a wonderful video, Thank you for coming along for the ride!

Love you're videos John, and I 've been to many historical places in this area, so if you ever need any video recommendaftions, I'd be more than happy to give you plenty.

Keep up the great work!