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Forgottenfilms
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 23 เม.ย. 2020
Documenting all things strange, beautiful, and forgotten
What We Have to Lose, The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, (Full Found-Footage Documentary)
This found footage documentary highlights the lives and stories of the ANWR as they were captured on film camera forty years ago. (UNFINISHED)
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GHOST TOWN! Doodletown- the town that disappeared
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explore and learn about the history of one of New York's forgotten towns
ABANDONED Camp Gabriel's Correctional Facility (former sanatorium!)
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We explore an abandoned minimum security prison camp located in the Adirondack park, formerly used as a tuberculosis hospital
sea turtle release
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releasing Olive Ridley's Sea turtles in Juiquillo, Nicaragua, not all footage is mine, music, Finding Nemo Main theme by Thomas Newman
El Limonal
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project for global perspectives class, not all footage is mine, some that is may be disturbing in nature
I've been there 5 times. Beautiful wilderness.
barely can hear what she's mumbling here...
June Cemetery has a sign that says do not enter unless your have authorization, it’s a family cemetery that’s used to this day
i heard about it
Well done. I love way told story of the sanatorium and the college. My aunt worked there during the sanatorium days. I even went to that church a few times. Thank you for the memories. Allan
Thank You for the wonderful video. I wish it were longer though. I remember my grandparents and other family members who actually lived there tell me a lot about the place. We used to go there every year to trout fish up until about 24 years ago. Unfortunately, my grandfather Mel Stalter (Poppy) passed away earlier this year. By the way, Elizabeth Stalter is my Aunt, we all called her Aunt Perk. It is amazing how fast time goes by and how short life is, seems just like yesterday hearing the stories my Grandfather (poppy), my Grandfather Robert Herbert (Big Bob), Clearance June, and all the others would tell me. Thank You. J.R.
Thank you for sharing. I became very interested in the towns history during my time at bear mountain, I’ve read your aunts book. I’m sorry to hear about the loss of your grandfather
@@forgottenfilms7020 Thank You for your truly nice reply. I really appreciate it. Thank You very much for your very kind condolences too, really means a lot, thank you. He passed in march of this year we all miss him. Thank you for reading my aunts book too.
I was there in 1989..i had outside clearence work at adirondack park agency as a mechanic.
Interesting!
St laz brought me here
Muratori.... I hope you see the irony. Your last name means "bricklayers or builders" in Italian. ✌
Thinking about going to check it out I've been to one of these already camp pharsalia in upstate NY closed in 2009 with camp Gabriel's
I see that you’re in the Herbert cemetery and other properties but never mentioned them.
I really enjoyed this video is this prison upstate or down state NY ? Alot of blood been spilled in camp gabriel even tho it was a medium,
Upstate
Great video more of this :)
Thank you!
it comes more from you