Keep it up man this is great content please Don't stop your long-form content either as a fellow Midwesterner i love the history and mystery makes me wonder how much there is like this in Iowa ik the Mines of Spain in dubuque would be a fascinating topic if you decide to venture out of indiana
The state or local people should start a gofund me or some kind of volunteering project to finish this. This is a very important project not just for Indiana but possibly for the U.S.A. as a whole!
It would be a huge thing for Indiana tourism. But just like Indiana won’t buy a new boat for Metamora, it won’t happen for this project. It would be great if someone with money saw this, and made it reality.
@@AdventureswithRoger Yeah Metamora needs a new boat for sure. I try to describe Canal Days to my siblings who haven't yet experienced it and it's just too hard to put into words that are deserving bc it is one of the many great festivals in Indiana that need and deserve national attention. Thank you for the wonderful video.
@Bigfoughty Someone told me that the state offered $1 million for a new boat and canal maintenance, provided that the town would come up with another million. The town doesn’t have that kind of money.
@@AdventureswithRoger yeah but they may be able to do a fund raiser during Canal days and during the whole Christmas celebration that they do..I remember doing salvation army bell ringing with my grandfather and not to mention the big yard sale they do during the summer. I'm sure the community and surrounding area could do it!
Another great video Roger..as a fellow Hoosier I love all your posts and have planned some places to take my grandson this spring and summer and even have a couple fall trips in the mix as well..thank you for opening my eyes to the treasures Indiana has to offer!
Thank you once again Roger. I can remember reading about the pyramid site in the paper. As far as Disney World there was a rumor that they would build a. amusement park in Orange county, because Disneyland and Disney World were both in an Orange county
Like others I had no idea. So the national government approved the funding then state government canceled it? Or was it all national? Seriously that would of been a game changer. It’s just something people would want to see especially this day in age with so much interest in stuff like this. Fascinating! Roger I finally made my trip and recorded the content for my first cache hunt in Indiana. Lebanon. I have found so many in Indiana lost to history and not a trace online after the last two years of research that I won’t have to go out of state for a couple seasons at least.
I grew up in Oolitic and I can remember going there way back in the early 80's ,I was probably around 9 or 10..There was alot of people there. They had helicopter rides, an old caboose and other things. I can only imagine what it could have turned into. I think it could have been big.
@@AdventureswithRoger well, I can understand ... I can get to sleep, staying there all night is another story ... Just thinking ... dunno why this idea couldn't be brought back to the table ... IF, there was a way to make it economical, the technology we have now would make building all of that easier today ... Imagination is king ;-D
Have ever heard the story of when the nights templer under persecution to be all executed fled with many valuables and supposedly the arch of the covenant . And left by ship and may have came to the north American continent. Thier has some signs and artifacts found in several states including near hover dam in the grand canyon that supports the story ?? Real interesting. I watched a video ( not able to find any longer) that shows when the hover dam was built they included hydrographics from Egyptians in and around the dam. Also when Obama was in office they had some unusual activity with projections being put up at night onto the dam of Egyptian's symbols,.
Several legends about the templars, and where they went. Linking to north American artifacts and places has been difficult to prove, with most being attributed to Viking explorers.
hello again Roger with what the feds throw away in the form of taxpayer money it is too bad the limestone pyramid did not get built . i live in central NY and i have a local limestone chimney and fireplace .the limestone here is about 350 million years old. so i do not feel bad being 73 ha ha keep the videos coming ,your fan Ray Tonns
Wow ? I can only imagine how much money that would've brought in over all of these years ! And i'd bet your Disney World remark , isn't far off . I'm sure a theme park would've been built around it sooner or later ? 🤷🏼 my mind is racing with possibilities . Thank you Roger ! ❤
You should look into hindostan falls. There's a big rock that goes out on the river where you can see the holes from where they had a water mill I think is the story. Plus a graveyard from the town that was there were everyone apparently died from some illness.
The death blow to the project was Senator William Proxmire awarding the project his "Golden Fleece Award" which was reserved for what he considered the most wsstefull goverment funded projects. The Diehl family in Needmore (the town just north of the site) built a scale model of the pyramid in their front yard. It was very well done, & if memory serves, was lit at night. Sadly, it no longer exists. Good episode!
Would’ve been great to have pictures of the scale model. The only picture I could get, of the artist concept, was very low quality and my program would not clean it up.
@@AdventureswithRoger yes, it's too bad that it wasn't preserved, or least had some pictures taken of it. It was approx 6 ft tall. A singer/songwriter from Indy has a song "Empire Hole" you might find interesting. Enjoy your channel!
There's a pyramid in Antarctica. Obelisks in caves at the grand canyon, and rare 2000+ year old Roman gold coins found in burial mounds along the Mississippi River.
Love your videos Roger! And we are neighbors!
I rode my bike to this location a number of years ago. Great lil video!
No joke Roger....this has become my fav channel to watch and I don't even live in Indiana...right across the river though.
Keep it up man this is great content please Don't stop your long-form content either as a fellow Midwesterner i love the history and mystery makes me wonder how much there is like this in Iowa ik the Mines of Spain in dubuque would be a fascinating topic if you decide to venture out of indiana
Have a few movies in the works, just taking forever! 🙂
@@AdventureswithRoger no worries man I look forward to it
Thanks for the trip Roger 👏🏻. As always loved it 👍🏼
Glad to see the channel blowing up Roger. Another excellent video.
It’s definitely a passion of mine, really love my state. 🙂
@@AdventureswithRoger i remember maybe 60 subscribers, maybe less. It is a wonderful place, Indiana.
The state or local people should start a gofund me or some kind of volunteering project to finish this. This is a very important project not just for Indiana but possibly for the U.S.A. as a whole!
It would be a huge thing for Indiana tourism. But just like Indiana won’t buy a new boat for Metamora, it won’t happen for this project. It would be great if someone with money saw this, and made it reality.
@@AdventureswithRoger Yeah Metamora needs a new boat for sure. I try to describe Canal Days to my siblings who haven't yet experienced it and it's just too hard to put into words that are deserving bc it is one of the many great festivals in Indiana that need and deserve national attention. Thank you for the wonderful video.
Really ❤
@Bigfoughty Someone told me that the state offered $1 million for a new boat and canal maintenance, provided that the town would come up with another million. The town doesn’t have that kind of money.
@@AdventureswithRoger yeah but they may be able to do a fund raiser during Canal days and during the whole Christmas celebration that they do..I remember doing salvation army bell ringing with my grandfather and not to mention the big yard sale they do during the summer. I'm sure the community and surrounding area could do it!
Wow! I have never heard of this. I am so glad i found your channel
Hi Roger, thanks for bringing me along. 👍👍❤
My pleasure, Nancee!
That was amazing!Great job Roger.
Keep 'em coming. Great video Roger.
Another great video Roger..as a fellow Hoosier I love all your posts and have planned some places to take my grandson this spring and summer and even have a couple fall trips in the mix as well..thank you for opening my eyes to the treasures Indiana has to offer!
Indiana has added a lot to my life. It warms my heart, to know I’ve shared it and added to the lives of others. 🙂
Roger always comin' through...
Really never new Amazing job Roger ty 👍😎🏆🏆🙏🙏💙
Great story! I never knew.. Thank you
Thank you once again Roger. I can remember reading about the pyramid site in the paper.
As far as Disney World there was a rumor that they would build a. amusement park in Orange county, because Disneyland and Disney World were both in an Orange county
Planting seeds as I go! 🙂
A guy Igrew up with was the surveyor for the project. He got his degree at Purdue. He just shook his head and collected his paycheck.
Love the narration! Very soothing voice
Like others I had no idea. So the national government approved the funding then state government canceled it? Or was it all national? Seriously that would of been a game changer. It’s just something people would want to see especially this day in age with so much interest in stuff like this. Fascinating! Roger I finally made my trip and recorded the content for my first cache hunt in Indiana. Lebanon. I have found so many in Indiana lost to history and not a trace online after the last two years of research that I won’t have to go out of state for a couple seasons at least.
It was all federally funded and federally cancelled. Just a shame it couldn’t have happened, it would’ve been great for the limestone industry.
@@AdventureswithRoger very much so.
That is so cool. Thank you for sharing ☺️
One more forgotten history!
I grew up in Oolitic and I can remember going there way back in the early 80's ,I was probably around 9 or 10..There was alot of people there. They had helicopter rides, an old caboose and other things. I can only imagine what it could have turned into. I think it could have been big.
Me too! My Dad was really excited about it, said we were going to go as soon as it opened. I know I’d go today!
We need a Roger in New York.
There’s pyramids all over Earth
Another interesting video Roger. 😊
You were up late, Roger ...
Good morning, having coffee ☕
Seems like a new thing for me!
@@AdventureswithRoger well, I can understand ... I can get to sleep, staying there all night is another story ...
Just thinking ... dunno why this idea couldn't be brought back to the table ... IF, there was a way to make it economical, the technology we have now would make building all of that easier today ... Imagination is king ;-D
@@AAABTonto With a good business plan, it could still be done. I’d love to see it!
My favorite channel 😎
I believe there is one covered up in Cedar Grove Indiana
Nice
are any of those stone quarries on public land? or owned by some kind of club or something? I would love to be able to fish one!
I’m not aware of one on public land, at least not in Lawrence County.
Awakened Stories has 2 interviews with JFK jr you might find interesting she's on U tube
Sea above the ground
Have ever heard the story of when the nights templer under persecution to be all executed fled with many valuables and supposedly the arch of the covenant . And left by ship and may have came to the north American continent. Thier has some signs and artifacts found in several states including near hover dam in the grand canyon that supports the story ?? Real interesting. I watched a video ( not able to find any longer) that shows when the hover dam was built they included hydrographics from Egyptians in and around the dam. Also when Obama was in office they had some unusual activity with projections being put up at night onto the dam of Egyptian's symbols,.
Several legends about the templars, and where they went. Linking to north American artifacts and places has been difficult to prove, with most being attributed to Viking explorers.
The real question is if this foundation was discovered and the federal funding story is a cover
Would’ve been cool for sure, but they literally cut the blocks across the dirt road
@@AdventureswithRoger just the usual government efficiency, eh?
That's xool
Another intriguing episode from the Hoosier State. Thanks, Roger ! 👍🏼
From and live here in the Hoosier state, have seen a few of your videos need to get with you on a site here
Another great vid!!! I love being able to truly feel as I am traveling along!!!
I'll have to look for that next time I'm through that neck of the woods. Thanks Roger.
A very timely pause to contemplate the wasteful spending burden of created wartime adventures vs investments into domestic ingenuity.
Interesting!
hello again Roger with what the feds throw away in the form of taxpayer money it is too bad the limestone pyramid did not get built . i live in central NY and i have a local limestone chimney and fireplace .the limestone here is about 350 million years old. so i do not feel bad being 73 ha ha keep the videos coming ,your fan Ray Tonns
Hey Ray! Glad to have you along for the ride! 🙂
Wow ? I can only imagine how much money that would've brought in over all of these years ! And i'd bet your Disney World remark , isn't far off . I'm sure a theme park would've been built around it sooner or later ? 🤷🏼 my mind is racing with possibilities .
Thank you Roger ! ❤
Wow another great video of an unknown and surprising happening in Indiana!!!! .
❤ very nice information sharing ⚘💚👈
Just maybe they ( the powers that be) could restart the effort. That would be so 😎 cool to have in Indiana.
It sure would!
You should look into hindostan falls. There's a big rock that goes out on the river where you can see the holes from where they had a water mill I think is the story. Plus a graveyard from the town that was there were everyone apparently died from some illness.
Briefly covered it in the series about Dr Foote, and the legends about hidden treasure in “Dark Silver”. But I believe there’s another story yet! 🙂
The death blow to the project was Senator William Proxmire awarding the project his "Golden Fleece Award" which was reserved for what he considered the most wsstefull goverment funded projects. The Diehl family in Needmore (the town just north of the site) built a scale model of the pyramid in their front yard. It was very well done, & if memory serves, was lit at night. Sadly, it no longer exists. Good episode!
Would’ve been great to have pictures of the scale model. The only picture I could get, of the artist concept, was very low quality and my program would not clean it up.
@@AdventureswithRoger yes, it's too bad that it wasn't preserved, or least had some pictures taken of it. It was approx 6 ft tall. A singer/songwriter from Indy has a song "Empire Hole" you might find interesting. Enjoy your channel!
There's a pyramid in Antarctica. Obelisks in caves at the grand canyon, and rare 2000+ year old Roman gold coins found in burial mounds along the Mississippi River.
The Great Pyramid is actually 8 sided
It is. But the base is square.
Any connection to the Cahokia Mound?
None