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Hello Mr. C Austin here it’s been a while I thank you a lot for teaching me in 4th grade made extremely good memories! I hope you have a great day!

Oh man, my family and I had a get together a few weeks ago and we were talking about this. Gonna have to send this to my mom she'd love this video. I was 6 at the time and still remember going on the bridge and the waves/water lapping up onto it.

I lived at 910 Pennsylvania on quality hill in 1993. It was unreal to see a whole house, big trees etc floating down the river.

I was 8 then and I remember not being able to play very many baseball games and it sucked... kinda ruined the summer for me

Do you remember me I’m austin and I got my first honor roll! Is it good.

*promosm* 💦

Beautiful video of the US Wilderness in Fall👍

I was just there for the first time a week ago. Beautiful

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Transformers

I immediately freaked out when I watched this lol because I felt like I was really there looking down. Lol.

A steel shaft, at the bottom of the shaft -“ 💀 I hate where my mind went so quickly

The storm was really bad I even saw a trashcan with my own eyes roll away😂 but we found it after 2 days

Hi mr c something funny is I went there in November for my bday

1:37 That spanglish can be seen

Thnx I remember driving around in the heavyrain

Born and raised in Kansas City, remember that like yesterday.

Remember the Cemetery in Hardin flooding and the Caskets floating in the water?

Band organ is playing "Waiting For The Robert E.Lee" written by Lewis Muir. (according to Wurlitzer historians...) I wish to own one of these band organs(this specific model). Only 3 Wurlitzer 155 Monsters exist: They are this one, one in Robert Gilson's collection in Wisconsin, and the oldest one in Arkansas. The Kit Carson one is the youngest, built in 1909, serial number #2453 from Elitch Garden's Skating Rink(the carousel had an european band organ when it was first made in 1905, only when it sold to Kit Carson County in 1928 did the Wurlitzer 155 Monster take over). Oh and I just noticed a picture of geese at 0:22. Absolutely perfect choice of painting PTC had as I'm a goose lover myself. G E E S E M A R C H I N G T O W U R L I T Z E R 1 5 5 B A N D O R G A N M U S I C I N T H E S T R E E T S O F L O N D O N

🎩 👀 👃 👄 👕 👖 👞 Harold

in the 90's my daughter and I would go from KC> Chicago a lot. Back then you could fly Southwest for $80 round trip to Midway, catch the orange line to State, catch a bus to the hotel. The transportation pass was $5 for 3 days. It was so cheap back then. The Democrats have ruined Chicago with taxes so high, a trip to CHI now is as expensive as any other city is now from KC. I hate Democrats.

I was working in Briarcliff at that time, driving everyday from Olathe. I remember being in awe of how high that river was so close to coming over Broadway by the airport, and the amazement of the level walls ( the poured concrete) holding all that water in the river.

Thank you....

Wurlitzer 155 band organ known as The Monster

Spring is definitely a good time to see the falls 👍

I'm 61 lifelong Missouri resident, wife 52 . . 75% lifelong Missouri/ Kansas resident and we just got back from our first trip to Eminence and surrounding area! Love the springs

Yeah

3:37 is that kawpoint

Belleza de Lugar.

Hi mr comer this is Keaton

How do I get there

Flood of 2019 is happening now

I Remember this.. My brother lost everything I also remember it rained for days weeks

Hey, gT. I'm working on a flood anniversary video for Main Street Parkville. Can you email me by chance? I have a couple questions. mitch@tototv.video

Nice That kitcarson carousel looks huge

Amazing piece of history

Gorgeous!!!

This is great gT! :-)

Loving your nature video's! Just subscribed

i was there when this happened. @ 2:24 is a wall around the west bottoms business district. police were letting people drive in at their own risk, the flood would crest at 50 feet and you could literally get on a ladder and reach over that (10 or 15 feet tall) wall and touch the water. the business was open so i went in. you had to be crazy to stay down there during this but people did, if that wall had failed it would have looked like new orleans after katrina in a matter of minutes. amazingly the wall held as did the giant earth and rock levee that held billions of gallons of water. kudos the civil engineers who designed and built that levee and wall, the north side as you can see (tree line) actually relieved pressure by flooding extensively, a couple businesses were over there as well but not protected and went completely under water.