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@@michaeldavis9774 Thanks for sharing that information Michael. Curious to know if you think your dad had any health issues that were related to working at Rocketdyne? Did he work there for many years? I’m familiar with the area Manson hung out and even visited the old Manson cave which was a very eerie place to say the least…

@@bcdvideo I do not know about any effects. My mom was helped by a nurse for years until she died in 1993 at 72. She had a major stroke combined with a heart attack while in the hospital. My father seemed to be fine, but he han an emergency helecopter ride to Las Vagas, 200 miles away, and died in the ER from a heart attack. I think what you are calling the cave was later in Death Valley. Where he lived at the time of the radiation spill was down the hill from the SSFL. At Spahn Ranch. My father worked at the Canoga Park Rocketdyne site. He was a Leadman on the F=1s. So it is possible he visiter the site at times. I remember he told me he visited there as we drove by it. I have had some issues but they were caused by poor eating. I filled my arteries up with fast food and stuff I ate while driving. Half my life I was a pofessional driver. I have had four heart attacks, one with a quad bypass and two strokes. I am 67. When I was in the Air Force, the dctors said I had an overactive thyroid.

@@michaeldavis9774 well glad to hear your family was not hit with any rare and fast moving cancers like so many unfortunate people have encountered in that area. Yeah, the cave was located on the old Spahn Ranch property. theancientsouthwest.com/2015/05/18/manson-picture-cave/

@@mmoore500 thanks cuz!! 👊🏼

@@petergomez7490 100% correct my friend!! 😁

Thanks Crady! Let’s just go with a very relaxed recreational line of sight flight. Of course after I posted the video my wife pointed out my typo on the date at the end. 🤦🏽‍♂️

@@bcdvideo 😂

And people are still dying from rare cancers in that perimeter.

Thank you very much! 😊

LMAO!!! You have me rolling over here buddy!! 🤣🤣 That’s hilarious! I’m still laughing!! Get that 2S up in the air!! 👍🏼

@@bcdvideo 😁

Thanks for that interesting info!

@@mmoore500 definitely want to test out that live video feed option one of these days. Maybe you can be my test subject?

@@cvonp Thank you and happy Fourth of July to you buddy! It’s been a long time!! I finally got a new drone and picked up an Air 3. 😆

@@bcdvideo Niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiice Looking forward to more footage

@@cvonp really love how simple and quick it is to get this drone ready.

@@bcdvideo Sweet! That's the Mavic 3 Pro, I'm assuming? You know I still haven't flown my Air 2S! Seriously, I just never got around to it. I took it to Croatia and Slovenia in May but Croatia was too windy and Slovenia was near constant rain 🤣🤣🤣😭😂

@@cvonp Oh man! That’s too bad that you didn’t have ideal conditions for flying on your trip. No, I actually went with the Air 3 instead of the Mavic 3 Pro. From all of the research I felt the Air 3 was the best bang for the buck. I love the 24 mm and 70 mm lens on this UAV! I really do wish it had the ability to adjust the aperture but the ND filters seem to work well.

Hey Peter! Good hearing from you and hope you’re doing well! Yeah, I’ve been slacking on the drone vids! More to come!

So sorry to hear you lost your brother to cancer. To try and comprehend the amount of work it would take to clean this area up is mind numbing.

Thanks for watching and sharing your memory of this location! 👍🏼

So sorry to hear about your father's early passing. This was and still is a contaminated area. Thank you for sharing your personal story.

Hey there Mr. Gomez!! 👊🏼

So sorry to hear about your battle with cancer. Too many people have been diagnosed with very rare cancers surrounding this facility to be ignored. It’s very difficult to believe that these cases are not affiliated with SSFL.

@@bcdvideo Thank you. I’m not living around there anymore. A few days ago, my daughter’s teacher told the class that they needed to have more green in the room for mental health awareness month. My daughter told her it was also brain cancer awareness month, so they need grey too. Her teacher made a dismissive comment about how it was so rare that it didn’t need to be recognized or something along those lines. My daughter told her that her mom had it. The teacher was silent and put up a grey ribbon on the slide show. I thought that people like her are the reason we need brain cancer awareness. My daughter is only 11, so I was proud of her for speaking up.

She is awesome! Bless you both. Amen.

@@GailGreen-tq8jd Thank you. God bless you too.

Most definitely! Gotta mask up...

Thanks for your sharing your memory of what you saw back in the 1950s in Reseda. Crazy times! I think you’re spot on about the tarps.

Oh wow! Do they have posted signs that say no drone flying? The airspace is not restricted by the FAA but if they have signs posted now maybe that’s the “gotcha”. You need a find a place where you’re not on their property and fly like an eagle. 🇺🇸

Which creek

All or the creek bottoms in Bell canyon were concreted in the mid sixties@@Watsonwes

I lived on Khuner next to the Knolls elementary school . i grew up there from 1984 - 1994 . Played little league in the santa Susanna mountains. We had a dry creek bed that ran along the Knolls elementary school were we caught baby squirrels 🐿️ by hand !? We thought it was SO weird that the baby squirrels just allowed us to pick them up . We also saw a rocket 🚀 fly over head in like 1991 😳

All my sources are very credible and from people that worked on this facility when it was operational. Do your own research before making such a vague statement.

You obviously haven’t done your research and the fact that you say you work on the property yet you are this oblivious to what actually occurred at SSFL back in the day is quite alarming. I’m guessing you work for Southern California Edison? Lastly, your grammar and spelling is quite horrendous and you come across as someone who isn’t very well educated so it’s extremely difficult for me to believe you know what you’re even talking about… 🤷🏽‍♂️

Thank you for watching and there is still a plethora of cleaning up to do.

I was born in 1957 in Van Nuys. At 2 we moved to Woodland Hills.

Thanks buddy! There’s definitely a plethora of cool history around here. Always good to hear from you and hope you’re doing well!! 👊🏼

@@bcdvideo No doubt! One of these I hope to come out and see for myself 👊

So sorry to hear about your family's battle with cancer in Simi Valley. We will probably never know if these contaminants were properly handled or if they ended up at the local dump. I've read that hazardous waste from this site has made it to the local dump sites. Very scary stuff...

I think you are confused. The "Greatest Generation" did this. My father began working at Rocketdyne in July 1959, just after the accident, and we moved into one of the first houses built on Gertrude Street, right below the hill. My brother was born with many birth defects and my sister with a huge tumor on her spine at only 4 lb. My parents and I never developed any issues and I'm now 70. This is horrifying and so sad. So, Gen X'er or whatever you are, go take on the government and see how far you get.

Boomers would have been children at the time.

Thanks Crady! Happy New Year to you too! Always great to hear from you!! 👊🏼

New York snowstorm? LOL! That's nothing!! Getting pummeled by blizzard in the Sierra's puts any NY storm to shame...

I had many friends that lived in Bell Canyon back when the SSFL was fully operational and they are all still fine. That said, I would be leery of eating anything grown in the ground there. I knew a couple guys that would hike to the top of a hill and watch the rockets being tested. Unfortunately they didn’t have a clue about what they were breathing back then. This kind of scenario kind of sheds light on how some people get lung cancer and never smoked a single cigarette…

@@bcdvideo thank you!

I have family in Bell Canyon and I’m telling them to move away from there. The chemicals are deep in the groundwater. Plus the fire made it worse by carrying radioactive materials.

Thanks for watching. Unfortunately I didn’t like the sound of my voice over so I went with text.

@@bcdvideo Roger that. I hate the sound of my voice on a recording.

Thanks for checking out my video. It’s truly amazing what went on up at that facility. I’m definitely going to be watching that documentary on the 14th. The guys that put that documentary film together actually used some of my aerial video footage.

The cleanup should be done as well as it can be done in modern times. If the levels of contamination are too severe after the cleanup has been completed the areas should be cordoned off….

@@bcdvideo Brett, I'll leave you with this last comment: There's always hope.👍✌

I could not agree with you anymore Crady!! 🇺🇸