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This man is angle in earth! He took me down memory lane. I'm 59 tomorrow days of party and going out to clubs in New York City mid 80s by 1991. I lost the majority of my bodies they were dropping like flies. I had no idea the virus was present in the late 70s. I'm not sure how I escaped it. What a wonderful interview, sending love to that man.

Labeled wrong!!! It’s 1962!! So not Jeanne Swanner Robertson’s!

This is fascinating, thank you for sharing!!

Was there for filming, and credited. I think the fly squatter story is exaggerated. While hot, I wore the heavy cotton prison fatigues (Five Brother work clothes brand) the whole time, and it didn't bother me too much - would actually drink hot coffee/tea instead of cold drinks. Good time. The film's name recognition helped me get film work everywhere, eventually union, for 20 years. Thinking I'm the youngest credited crew from this, and 50 now. Amazing, the tourism this attracted. Saw a few new pictures here. Would love more - I remember asking Michael Weinstein on other sets years later, if he keeps his photos, but does not - hands them all to production. Would like to see a mega gallery if someone has them. I only shot 2 rolls. Surprisingly, nobody mentions MTV shot the most lengthly behind the scenes videos - where did that go???

Glad this made it in 👏👏. Here's hoping Serpent Mount also makes it 🙂💖

What about Serpent Mound?

Congratulations!!

This is wonderful. Congratulations.

Yay!!! Congratulations!

Congratulations on finally bringing this project to fruition. Well done!

Woah

Great video

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Easily one of the coolest exhibits I’ve ever been in. You guys definitely need to advertise the Fallout game/movie connections.

It's just a giant legs set. XD

Excellent. We should show this video to high school history students across America.

I enjoyed this much, the mound builders are of much interest to me, ever seeing my first mound here in northeast Texas built by the Caddo peoples

Extremely well done!

Well that means "Ohio" does not own it anymore!

What about the serpent sight at Chillicothe? My understanding is that site is significantly older than 2000 years

The amputation knife you are showing is circa 1776-1800 the ones from the civil war were not curved.

I wish mine would play music as well. 😊

That’s my grandma!

I knew Harold's relations. One founded the Medina Library

This is incredible! So much amazing information. I’ve learned so much! Life long Ohioian.

20 years to the day was the occasion of another aviation triumph. That was the crash of Unied 232 at Sioux City. Although many died, without the piloting of Al Haines and his crew no one would have survived.

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The camera was installed on the Lem

Good information!

Been there in 2010, magic place, beautiful.

No doubt

Rode on her highway today in OH!

Awesome video..I have 2 grandfather's that served out of the 180 men.both vouched for each others pension..James Foreakers 1754-1849.13th va.regt.and Serg.Ephraim Bates 1744-1834..🇺🇲🇺🇸🇺🇲🇺🇸🇺🇲🇺🇸amazing to me that 243 years later they would share a grandson 😊

what about the 14 servicemen killed?

Imagine not filming in landscape mode.

I've recently purchased a Lustron and shipping it to Canada sometime next year. I should hire your crew to help with the initial set up :)

These are so cool, but why are they so low quality? You guys need to invest in the right equipment to do these films justice.

Who put the camera on the side of the lander to witness Armstrong's steps

Even with no Unknowns down here Pilots experience mishaps, accidents, but the first Rocket-Lander with the first throttle engine on wild landing pad, goes fully well, perfect level with no hidden depression, is rather anti Murphy Law....

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