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kishikoko
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 25 มี.ค. 2008
My channel is for sharing everything from backyard shannigans of.deer, fox, pheasant, even holstien cows ...to my travels and activities with family and friends..
I just really enjoy photgraphy and videography. I like being able to express some creativity.
I hope most who watch enjoy viewing as much as I enjoy the process of producing it
Thank you, viewers.
I just really enjoy photgraphy and videography. I like being able to express some creativity.
I hope most who watch enjoy viewing as much as I enjoy the process of producing it
Thank you, viewers.
Swiggum Family Memories 2015
Compiled family memories ...brings a smile and some giggles.
LIFE IS GOOD!
@kishikoko
LIFE IS GOOD!
@kishikoko
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2017 Prairie View School -Ella and Kylie solos
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My Granddaughter, Ella and her friend Kylie sing solos at their Christmas Program.
2017 Cassidy Graduates from Wahlert Catholic High School.
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My oldest grandaughter's graduation ceremony from Wahlert Catholic HS in DuBuque, IA. in 2017.
2019 100th Annual Retreat World's Fair
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First time for 8 year old Ella as well as her horse, Dyna to compete in showmanship events at the 100th Annual Retreat, WI. World's Fair. Ella and her mom volunteer at the local American Standardbred Adpoption Program (ASAP) farm in DeSoto, WI. americanstandardbredadoptionprogram lacrossetribune.com/community/vernonbroadcaster/news/th-retreat-world-s-fair-draws-people/article_cfd48...
2019 100th Annual Retreat World's Fair Parade
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"Since it was established in 1846, Retreat Wisconsin has never lost that old-fashioned sense of community. A quaint little village on a windswept ridge nine miles east of the Mississippi River, and short jaunt off the Great River Road. It is the home of the original Retreat World’s Fair, put on by their local Sportsmen’s Club and held every year since 1919, complete with a horse show, parade, 4...
Spring Break Boredom
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Video, editing and production by my 13 yo granddaughter, Cassidy. "I was bored at the house, so I videoed my brother and I fooling around with plastic wrap.
Kite Flying 101..
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A brand new kite for Easter 2009,... ...... a family "trying to fly it", ...... and it's DESTRUCTION!
2019 Last Days Of Summer... Valley of Mule Hollow Road
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Video and photos of my annual and perennial flowers, as well as the natural landscape in the Mule Hollow Road Valley located between Ferryville, WI. and DeSoto, WI. off the Great River Road (HWY 35).
2019 Roh's Landscape Tour
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This most likely will be similar to the three others (2008, 2015, 2017, 2019) I have done for Jerry...but he changes or adds to his passion almost every year. It is just gorgeous to see and no photos can do justice to the beauty that has been created on this residential property. The fence has photo artwork as you might see inside a home....but he also has mirrors that reflect his landscape, ho...
2018 Ella Memories - Spring, Summer and Fall
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2018 Ella Memories - Spring, Summer and Fall
Interpretive Dance Solo by Senior, Kim Schmerbach
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Interpretive Dance Solo by Senior, Kim Schmerbach
Interpretive Dance Solo by Senior, Cassidy Swiggum
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Interpretive Dance Solo by Senior, Cassidy Swiggum
Home For Sale- 6735 Eighth Avenue, Platteville, WI.
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Home For Sale- 6735 Eighth Avenue, Platteville, WI.
Where?
@@carmenbugeja8722 Platteville, Wisconsin.
Very nice, brings back good memories, my dad was a 30 year man with the Corps, first at Genoa, WI. Lock #8, then Promoted to Assistant Lockmaster at Lock #6, Trempealeau, WI. I was born in Genoa, and spent my childhood in Trempealeau, I was a very curious little boy and watched almost every lock through I could as we, (my family) lived in one of the Government houses at the Lock, I saw some very interesting things take place, tows hiting the wall, lines snapping, towboats getting sidways, my dad even saved a family as a cabin cruiser was swept under the main gates, I was allowed access to anywhere on the dam even the controll house, I was very respectful and didn't touch anything I wasn't supposed to!
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I was lucky enough to be at a Sedona, Nevada timeshare resort (I'm from Winchester, UK) and managed one morning to see Maggie and her lovely critters. By giving each critter to us to handle she converted me from feeling nervous about them to feeling very protective of them. I can't find Maggie's website now so maybe she's moved or given it up, but the effect her and her beautiful friends had on the 20 or so people in the audience that day really was profound. People just need educating as ignorance is so commonplace amongst our species.
We used to love going to Dubuque and watch the tows and personal watercraft locking through. I wish I knew about Eagle Point Park back then. A much better view from up there. Thank you for the video.
Brought our boat from Mpls to Cairo, Ill on the Miss. Nice to see the locks again!!!
Hello from Germany
Hello there!
@@kishikoko Good morning from Germany
And it is being film from eagle point park its beautiful there
My home town Dubuque IA
The boat pushing the barges is 6000 horsepower and built by St. Louis Ship sometime in the 1980's. It is a carbon copy of the boat I rode for many years. The red and white tug is the Lisa Marie(at least it used to be) formerly named Pro Tow, and is used to help guide the barges into the lock chamber safely. The Pro Tow was sunk by heavy ice near Burlington IA in 2012(?) on its voyage from Paducah KY. Over the next couple years, it got a new bottom and stern. I personally did a lot of work on it before it was sold to the present owner.
Thanks you for the history... much appreciated.
The red and white tug in the auxiliary chamber. The bigger one of the 2 is the James Brennan owned and built by JF Brennan
@@travisb8342 you’re right! I stand corrected. It’s been a while since I’ve seen either. Someone just sent me a pic of the Lisa Marie frozen in the ice at the marina sitting very low in the water. It will probably sink...again
Interesting! They split the tow up to get through the lock! So...how do they power the first half of the tow to get it out of the lock? Is there a tug we don't see in your video?
I made the video a long time ago, but I don't recall seeing how it was done.
The lock uses the current and change in elevation to "flush" the first cut when transiting down. When they are going upstream, there is a winch on the lock wall used to pull the first cut
During my short time on the river, I saw competing tow operators co-operating to push/pull barges in or out of the lock. Sections of the tow were run aground or left drifting. There were battery powered running lights on the barges, to help find them. Often there were men on the loose barges. The barge round-ups took place night or day, whatever the weather. Sometimes took hours. Barges would be strewn far and wide, tow boats are not speedy. That was a nice easy connect in the video, out on the river, in the dark, away from the eyes of the lockmaster, they were usually rougher. You would hear the warning, 'look out for the bump'. Meant grab ahold of something, the ice covered steel deck was about to move a couple of feet under your feet. That was 50 years ago, might have changed.
@@chuckfischer7202 the only time I have seen that done is in very heavy ice. That is almost never an issue at this particular lock because it closes before ice is an issue. Once upon a time, Alter Barge Line was the only company that would intentionally send their boats into heavy ice.
@@erikb8877 I only worked one winter season. Accidentally caused the displeasure of a cajun relief captain. It was a bad time for ice. Stranded a couple days when the boat's hydraulic wheelhouse froze in the raised position between two bridges in Chicago. Single line ice breaking through Peoria Lake. Boats were tied off above the locks trying to use wheel wash to move the ice away. Locking down nothing but ice, no room for the barges. Got off at Alton, Capt. yelling something about the way I made coffee. Ice jams stopped everything about a week later. That was all I saw, figured it was normal.
Great quality video, man!
Love how that one deckhand just stands there with his thumb up his ass.
He will be busting ass soon enough when they are putting the cut back together and facing up
nice video👍👍
Thank you 👍
Why do they call them tow boats, they don't tow they push
It's a secret reserved for a select few. It's a small club and you ain't in it. 😁
I Worked on all the navigable inland waterways on the Mississippi River system from 1959 until 1966 the year I graduated from college owing $150.00. The river provided me with funds to establish a base for the rest of my life. Now that I am 78 years old and had the sense to invest all my retire with Berkshire Hathaway 27 years ago, money has never been a problem with me. Life is simple, people make it a lot harder than it has to be.
Ha! Back when the barges were made of wood and the men were made of steel.
Growing up in that most beautiful area created a love for and respect of nature that drives my life. River floods are devasted our off-channel property so we upgraded to cruisers moored at Dubuque Marina just past Lock 11 where this is filmed. The bluffs overlooking the locks are frequented by eagles similar to Starved Rock lock on the Illinois River which I also visit for hiking. Our great and powerful rivers deserve respectful admiration. Commercial traffic supports all the navigation and provides us with unmatched area recreation. Go there, see it, enjoy.
this looks like something from adult swim
stop calling the boats a barge. there towboats
Only if you learn correct spelling 😉 *they're
I was surprised that 3000 people were counted for at this local fair.
brings back so many memories. very boring making a double locking on the upper
Not if your a deckhand busting his butt on that rigging.
Wow! That is absolutely beautiful!
21st Century and the Americans still have no winches on their barges! Unbelieveble that they still work the way they did in the 19th century!
Artco/ADM and the old Cargill barges have hand winches. In my experience, winches can’t get couplings as tight as a good old fashioned barrel ratchet and a 35. A loose coupling is a weak coupling.
James Fox Armchair? Lol Lazy deckhands love winches.
James Fox Retired USCG licensed Chief Engineer and Master here. Spent my fair share of time on deck as well.
@@erikb8877 No wonder you know what's up. I am fascinated with big ships & their engineering, plus off-shore sail racing. Nerves of steel you folks have. Job requirement.
James Fox Naw, mostly pretty routine. 99.9% boring, 0.1% sheer terror. I can handle a 1000’ footer but I would be completely lost trying to operate a 20’ sailboat. I’m still pretty young and have always wanted to learn. Sailing from Duluth MN to the Atlantic is on my bucket list.
cool I'm in Sedona now nice critter collection do you usally show them alot. :)
I am the observer.. it was at the resort I was staying at.
@@kishikoko I stayed there too Kishi, and couldn't wait for Maggie to giver her talk. It was absolutely wonderful, and I changed within one hour from being pretty phobic about snakes and spiders to feeling extremely protective of them. They are only little, and do not seek us out, so it's really lovely to see this lady gently helping people to resolve their difficulties with them. I ended up holding the spiders like they were a beloved pet, and allowing the snakes to go through my hair. Sedona is pretty thick with critters, so this dear lady does them a wonderful service where, without her, some people would shriek irrationally to kill the poor little soul. She is a lovely lady, and she thanked me for being so gentle with her pets, which I have never forgotten.
Music is perfect for this lovely garden & landscaping video. You did a wonderful job BBB & your neighbors did as well! Truly a showplace for the neighborhood & Platteville. I'd like a walking tour sometime. GB
Thanks, GBA. I can try to arrange it. :-)
Sounds good to me!
Intimate Walk -Series Two th-cam.com/video/kp__CzgIhWQ/w-d-xo.html
perfect
I was on the Temsco tour just two and a half weeks ago and like you, the scenery took my breath away! An absolutely unforgettable experience! When I get some time, I might upload my video of the glacier ( I have to edit the parts when I lost focus; still getting the hang of using my camera)! We saw an active waterfall, but not as large as the one you filmed in this video! One of the guides tossed a huge rock down into the chasm, and the entire tour group was amazed with the time it took for the impact echoes to stop as the rock took its LONG fall to somewhere far below!
só espero que os norte americanos não deichem o para o em rio Mississippi morra cimo o rio tiete
English translation I just hope that the North Americans do not give up for the mississippi river die on top of the river tiete
news.cgtn.com/news/79417a4e32494464776c6d636a4e6e62684a4856/index.html Saving the Tiete: Sao Paulo launches project to clean up river...Brazil.
Just like dogs playing. Great video!
Has this lock been upgraded to the 1200 foot from the 600 foot locks ? This will cut down on the time and waste and help feed the people of the world ! Eyes UP and lights down, tjl Sent by Win7Pro64 w/ADSL
Being a former towboater seeing this video takes me back to when i was a mate for steel city and inland marine i miss the money but not the ruff times that came with it
jeremy burris Steel City...bet that sucked
Do u know what the name of this song is??!!
That was beautiful :)
That was a pretty good video for a couple of old bats in Denmark.
Smart ppl. use the metro!
I was born & raised in WI,I've lived in SC for 31 years. We don't get much snow here,so I thank you for posting this. It brought many wonderful snow filled memories back.
I sang "Burning Down the House" by Talking Heads right after the fire at Brothers on Second for karoke on Thursday Night with Kieleroke.
Not yet... It has been low. I heard last week that 30 miles of it had been closed to Barge traffic. They have had to dredge in some places along the river. Possible ..we may get rain from "Isaac" this weekend.
Has the river risen a little bit with the remnants of tropical storm Isaac coming through?
Thanks a lot!
I talked with Dave Niehaus of the Platteville Fire Dept... You need a year of residency in the city of Platteville first. There is extensive training to go through ....but they do accept college students as volunteers. Here are the phone numbers you can use to receive specific answers to your questions. Fire Dave Izzard Fire Chief 348.2313 Emergency Medical Service (EMS) Brian Allen EMS Director 348.1835 Hope this helps...
I am Planning on attending UWP, does anyone know if students can join EMS or Fire departments?
I couldn't believe CB's was burning down when my sister texted me this morning. I have good memories there, and now its gone. I feel so bad for anyone effected. Thank you for posting this, showing not just the fire, but those who helped there.
Holy shit.... You have one VERY nice camera...
is aep hiring exp hands im trying to get back on the boats and having no luck plus there is a way to make the coupling up faster with lots of rags and spectra lines like we use to do almost forty min in lock with my method
Your probably having no luck because you sound like a know-it-all. Pretty arrogant to think a deckhand with a few years experience is going to show everyone how to do something. Maybe you do have a better way but you failed to understand how much tradition is on those boats. Things rarely change, if they ever change at all
any one heard from marktwained or Shonda lately ?
Ole RoseBud made the first cut in this vidio
Very well done!!!
A very touching video.. Will make for great memories..