Ahhh man got me dang

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it’s a metal wall and flood barrier next to a buried water pipe and they have a several minute time lapse voiceover about the engineering like it’s the fucking Apollo spacecraft or something lol

Wow that last jump scare got me. I loved it. Hopefully you don't quit as I love a good scare.

i love ur channel bro keep it up

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Wow!

So interesting -I had no idea!!

Huzzah for Red Tailed Hawk!

A stinky topic for sure, but glad it is being dealt with!

Shut up Franklin not now 😂😂😂 wasn’t expecting that 😂😂😂

Sounds like Hellywood- always lying and deceiving 😮

We've met at the seaport museum a year ago.. my grandpa was Mayor Big John. Family boat is adjacent to the seaport museum. We talk to the director and manager regularly as their security. I called 911 when one of their kayaks was stolen this morning.

I snuck up to the windows and doors when I was a kid. Nobody ever seemed to be there. The doors were alwats locked.

11:38 Cover up for a YB39-YB47 flying wing aircraft development? I'd say Fred Chrisman, the spook investigated by District Attorney Jim Garrison because he was the first person Clay Shaw called after he was indicated in DA Garrisons JFK investigation, made this shit up in 1947 as a cover up for YB39-YB47 flying wing aircraft development to get ahead of the story in case too many people saw damaged test flights. Now think about that, Kenneth Arnolds drawing, early flying wing aircraft like the YB47, later flying wing aircraft like the stealth bomber, and modern black triangle UFO sightings (aka "TR3B", etc). I would hypothesize that UFOs are ALL covert human craft

Sturgeon don't eat live birds.

Cool videos! Hey, start shooting with a film camera again. You’re less likely to loose your photos. Digital cameras are very susceptible to electromagnetic disturbances.

As from spanaway, I was told never go to Clay City you will never be the same

Should be illegal to take down a building like that.

Wow I always wondered now I know

I go there

I live in Tacoma and me and my dad go meat lining off point defiance and sometimes fish in the port for salmon and I always wondered why those naval ships are there there story and why they are there now I know

Please do an episode on Connell Washington please.

Cool!! A railfan who drinks! I worked that line to Ellensburg for a few years after it re-opened back in 1996. Nice job!

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Wow. Ft. Lewis. I know her intimately. I was stationed there from 83-85. There was a Aviation unit right beside the museum. Long since torn down. 243rd Avn Co. part of 9th aviation battalion. I was a supply clerk. So many incredible memories there. All the people all the soldiers were so wonderful. I remember you Roger Jackson🥹 how we used to pretend we were ninjas at night running around the museum and around the streets. I remember you Sam drinking T-Bird in the barracks. I remember you Lyman Jones and how wonderful of a man you were powerful fun a very good soldier and I remember you Sergeant Braxton you were awesome and Mr. Schaeffer thank you for all those nights in the helicopter in Yakima flying tactical maneuvers. I remember sneaking my girlfriend who is still my wife into the barracks. And I also remember the 1972 moped I had and I drove it all over Fort Lewis, day and night. It was so mysterious and fun at night but very scary. I remember the night they close the base because of Bigfoot activity. Anybody out there remember that. I loved Lewis. I miss her so much and the people and the time

Born and raised in Tacoma!

Thank you!! ❤

Grew up there, never learned about any of this

Awesome! Thanks Chris

In my ancestry research, I found a 4th cousin who died there and his death certificate says he's buried there. His name was Alfred Newsom. It says he died from burns. (1946 if I remember correctly)

The I-5 is when I need to go to work old. 99 is for the weekends when I want to do things enjoyable and shop local or at least back in the '90s it was. Do they still do the swap meet out out at Midway?❤ seattlerockrrgrrrl

I grew up in Tacoma in the 60's. As a teenager, I hung out at the court "C" artists mall down by the old Sears building. I would go to the Sears building and get a bag of the hot, cashews. Then as an adult, I worked in the old Sears building which had been renovated. The boss, Dan Baty, was friends with Dale Chihuly and we had his work in the lobby. In the alley below the building was Famous Amos where they baked the cookies. You bought them fresh out of the oven. The Roxy was a dumpy, little theater where you could watch a movie cheap. :) Right across the street I rented an apartment in a building that had been an old hotel for the actors that came to the theater district. Great old metal, Otis elevator in that building then. 100.00 a month rent. Loved growing up there visiting the point defiance zoo and Ivan the Gorilla at the B and I circus store. Tons of great memories. When my kids were small in the 80's it was only a dime to get in the Aquarium. We had an inexpensive zoo pass. Gas was inexpensive too so we visited all the great parks regularly. Glad I had kids during that time. Everything is so expensive now. Thank you for bringing back the memories!

everyone misses the HUGE rock wall at Melmont! much cooler than TNT shed I've been to every town standing or not the last two decades in WA. I will return here and finish the show but I'm curious as to why Fairfax wasn't covered WITH Melmont? a bridge connected them (remains in river). oh...most active GHOST town: Kerriston!

That building is still very impressive!

Cool the Boone connection. My two sons are 6th great grandsons of Daniel Boone. My late husband was 5th great grandson...

I've lived in the general area around Black Diamond my whole life. I visit the BD Cemetery fairly often. Before my sweet dog, Annie died she was always with me where ever I went. In that cemetery, she would wag her tail out one side of the car and growl out the window on the other side. She never growled at anyone her entire life, except there but her preference for the people she liked there never changed. This is when you first drive in on the left hand side... My son took a date out there one evening and they just sat and watched orbs. It is a pretty active space but I never feel uncomfortable there. I have many friends who are descendants of the people buried there.

Good info... what about Carbonado? I saw in one of your text shots that it may have closed during prohibition... but I'm guessing it stayed open for food and non-alchoholic... and perhaps something from the basement for certain customers?? Wink. Would love a deep dive on it.

Not sure if you know but the bar in Carbonado also takes credit for being the oldest continuous running bar in Washington along with the Brick in Roslyn. I'm not sure which really is but they are the two....

For el paso asarco (corpus cristi and e helena site, epgtlo.blogspot.com) in 2006 i was given a 73 page confidential document from the Federal Dept. of Justice (DOJ). The doc. was written in 1998 by the EPA and the DOJ and then sealed from sight. Rep. Reyes said that Asarco paid millions of dollars on the condition of what it had done in El Paso would never become public. See 10/2006 NY Times for article exposing this document. In that document the EPA and DOJ proved that Asarco had been running an illegal multi-state secret-hazardous waste disposal operation from 1990 to 1998 that included secondary materials from three companies that were Dept. of Energy waste-disposal contractors from places like Oak Ridge TN and Hanford WA. None of this data came out in the 2005-2008 Asarco bankruptcy. Asarco escaped all liability for those illegal poisons. And, the El Paso clean up site Trustee is also 'let off the hook' for it, too. The trustee explains that his contract with the Bankruptcy court lets him off from any fiduciary responsibility for it. Those horrible poisons that could not be burned in other peoples' back yards were brought here and burned without telling us or the workers.

In the Ferndale Washington area there was a true UFO landed in aunt and uncle's front yard down on there small farm and left a burnt round spot true story and there was a newspaper article as well true story 🙏late 1950s

very kool!........thank you chris! 🎼🎵🎶🎵

Cool information 👌🏻

When I was young in the early 80’s the museum in the city building in Spokane had a map of sightings in the area. One was close to where we lived.

I went there as a kid, there are pictures of the dungeon rooms.. the swinging pendulum still haunts me. I was sad it closed.

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COLDER!

Warmer.

You do know that there is two-thirds more to the state than just Seattle-Tacoma Olympia metropolitan area? It doesn't go Seattle Tacoma Idaho border! I subscribed to this channel because it's history about my home state, but nothing about where I live! Just a small sliver at the left side of the state, what gives? Is it just like all the toys that we get to pay for with our taxes over here but not get a use over there? Color me confused! 👎😠👎