KEEP OUT! FRAGILE HISTORICAL NARRATIVE.

Great video. I was just google earthing this area. 🤔It’s amazing how they’ve scrubbed it. Thank goodness there’s just enough evidence left for those with open eyes and minds. I’ve been to this battery star fort and it’s definitely got an eerie feel to it.

@I am Kairos you always have the best music in your videos.

"The Palace of Fine Arts that we love so much." Remember, "fine art" is just "fart" with a few extra letters. 🤭💨

Imagine Clumsy Claude trying to bring cannon balls up and down those steps to the LZ😂 To be fair, he did go on to invent the ball return in bowling alleys😉🎳

13:52 ,17:48 👈 wow 🤩…. outstanding work Kairos on every level, an instant classic…. thank you 🙏🙏🧱🧱🎩🌿🌿TCARR 🎩

I had no idea that was there. Who would unless they actively looked into it like you did. Thanks again! And I gotta get a pair of those shorts this summer

Careful Kairos, you seem to have a stalker following and filming you, they must be pretty crafty too cause they somehow snuck their footage in with yours lol Great video my friend! Crazy how entirely covered in foliage that place was, which the stuff they want to keep hidden always seem to be.

I like how you synchronized that part of your walk with the seagulls - -

Your videos are always a treat for me. 🎉

Theres a famous skate spot there, saw it for the first time on the cover of a skate mag back in the '90s. Fort Baker banks, has a handrail on top or used to anyway. Phil Shao had some clips on it. Another amazing video in the books! Crazy all that granite just sitting there. That whole area has gotta have an extensive underground network. No telling whats goin on underneath it all

Thank you for filming and posting this. My dad moved to San Francisco as a little boy back in the early 1920s because his dad got a job as a prison guard. Probably Alcatraz. I just looked it up on wiki and it mentioned housing for employees and their families, which makes sense. He actually lived on the prison grounds and the prisoners did all the housework for his mom. Anyway, we would visit San Francisco every few years and my dad would get really excited. He called it his “old stomping grounds.” He would have loved this video 😌

This is fascinating

Incredible views of the bay, as always. One of the most spectacular places on earth, for sure. Miss my time up there. Glad to see you have a b roll team 😉

Phenomenal footage Kairos!! Thank you. I'm just new to all of this "hidden" brickwork and locations, so, I'm excited to see your next video. The last portion of this where you veer off where the sasquatch or deer was running, that was the best. Thank you for including the map links....taking a look. I'll have to pull up my google maps and see what I can see. This was SPECTACULAR, and you had such a beautiful day to film all of those beautiful sights/sites. I'm just amazed! Thanks again! new fan/sub, Carol.

Beautiful over there! Great video as always.

I love this area and used to spend hours and days wandering these closed down areas. Marin has a lot of this stuff too. You should go up to the presumably haunted site of the hospital that was damaged during the 06 quake if you want that 'eerie' feeling. I used to picnic up there. It's up where the freeways come the closest to each other towards downtown. There is a hill. Many people died there during the quake. They had to set up field hospitals on the Presidio grounds as a result of the collapse. Over 5000 were treated at the field hospital.

Great BOTG keep up the good work.

The ol Fear signs. Even a number for someone to call to come kidnap you then steal your money. Jeez. Nice tour!

Nice work brother man

Cool exploration man If they did care about the historic bla bla there would be no trees growing in, on and trough the structure.

Magnificent content.

check for ticks! Nearby Fort Mason is interesting too 👍

Another great documentary, Kairos! Bricklove!

Everything hidden in plain sight.

Beautiful view of the City❤❤❤❤

We went to science camp somewhere on that marine countryside and got to see a lot of those bunkers out by the ocean.Very very interesting to say the least

Awesome Camera Work!

In many languages th is pronounced t like tt. Battery could have been bathory. Placement near water: sensible. May have provided water to nearby pumps, bathhouses, cisterns, communities. Possibly means of purging water from nearby systems as well. If you were to put a people under seige and you wanted to cut off water supply while still allowing yourself and your people the ability to bathe and wash their garments - these would be first. I was looking at the forts in nova Scotia where the cannons aim in all direction and were mostly devoid of intelligible details from early use but one had minor details that indicated the cannons may have been used to spray, purge and unload water. Makes a lot more sense

Great work! The evidence is all around us for those with eyes to see.

Right in front of our eyes.toroidal torus .eyes nose. Bottom of nose up and around our eyes is the toros field right in front of our eyes... simply ❤🕯️

Thank you

That music takes me back to when I was a kid and Jimmy Stewart or Rock Hudson was on the (actual) tube with a suspense scene, discovering a hidden star fort, what’s with them scoundrels keeping that stuff hidden from us?

Enjoyed this bro...another expose..

Battery 91 Ordinal 19 Chaldean

Is the star that's located at 37°50'17"N 122°28'30"W, just across the road from where you were and called Battery Duncan, open to visit, ie., not fenced off with barbed wire and warning notices?!?

Fort Baker 33 Chaldean 96 Ordinal

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Bravo!

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Damn that entire area looks like giant overgrown construction 😮

“reappropriation”

What was the intention of this installation?

Masonry.....33 Reduction

In the old days naval bombardment and naval blockades of ports and commerce was the normal , the Japanese started their conquest of the Pacific and southern islands in the 1860s , and by 1937 had the most amphibious vehicles and designs of amphibious assault vehicles of any country in the world. Border defense use to matter what you could see and hit with accurate artillery on the land but naval battle ship guns were used disappearing guns to fire and go out of sight the star ⭐ forts the shape is to maximize artillery angles of attack with geometric shapes allowing the guns the angles required to give good coverage against naval blockades, and naval invasion landing, naval harassment of hostile Nations. Artillery was the king of the battlefield and still is to an extent , until the development of rocket assisted artillery and ballistic missiles. If a fort was under siege another fort could provide artillery support to aid their defense and under ground barracks , case mates and ammunition storage of supplies could hold out until they recover . The huge underground barracks were needed because infantry had to protect the approaches , the obvious avenues of attack .

T here starfort floated in from th cloud. I don’t know how but I saw a city in the sky, floating behind the clouds. Besides they are not hidden anymore thanks to the good folk-you , Sir, Jon Levi Martin leidke autodidact scary old world static in the attic in2air Lucius A mud fossil university and my friends I hope bushwhacking Buffalo 7Jason Archaix ty

Breathtaking view, cresting that ridge.🫡Epic!🛞🎡⚡🎉