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Really interesting! Thanks for posting~ Our experience was happenstance; hubby had a sudden diagnosis of large brain tumor Christmas time '16; after his 1st surgery I'd randomly booked (2am-kids & I exsausted) us a rm at the Queen Anne hotel SF. I didn't know its history! super interesting place, very pretty.(& haunted apparently) Survived the 1906 quake & fires. Our focus was of course zooming to & fro to the hosp; hubby was in bad shape. The Q Anne was super super calm. I recall lighting a starter log in the tiny fireplace in our rm-& kind of mindlessly realised it was still rather unburnt though like 10 hrs went by?! We were anx of hubby, so if a 'presense' was near us, we wouldn't noticed really~You may enjoy walking around that hotel; lots of antiques, 4 floors (we stayed on 3rd & 4th), a lobby, etc. Happy New Yr!

Like your fortune. My granddad Leonard used dowsing to find water in order to dig a well. He used a forked stick from a green tree limb.

Nice wheelslip catch! Why everyone allowed to be too close?

The BC Rich Rich Bitch in blue is very hard to find!!! Those are scarce!!!!! Wish you spent time on that and a few of the Jacksons!!!!!! Some of the Les Paul Customs were obviously 1970s including a few in cherry sunburst!!!! I closer look at those guitars which are now hitting 50 years old!!!!! The first half of the decade is 50!!!!!! I sold that stuff NEW and USED!!!!! Sold Jackson guitars in the 1980's lots of NEW Jackson guitars left the shop I spent NOW 43 years at!!!!

It's with these engines that we built the cities

John is good man knows history better than anyone i know

16" guns are not mortars. Some pre WW2 costal fortifications around the world might have both guns and mortars. Mortars can be smooth bore or rifled and some of them going back to the Civil War period could be quite large. But the mortar is short range high angle fire weapon and AFAIK none of them had anything remotely close to the range of a 16" gun (or the 16" naval rifle in the video). Your relative is mistaken, there were never any underground aircraft hangers. If there were underground hangers, then there would have to have been above ground runways or a catapult launcher similar to those used on capital ships to launch float planes. Those shipboard systems required the ship to steam into the wind in order to have enough air flow (lift) over the wings. There were no ground-based catapult systems in the pre WW2 era. Those on shipboard were for launching a slow recon aircraft, not a fighter or a bomber and would have been useless in an actual attack.

I like old towns. That church tower rings the same tune a s the tower at UT Austin. Amazing museum artifacts Paul. The Catholic Church has lots of money.

Love these father son hikes! Love you both! Nice fishing worms. I once tried to farm worms in Grapevine, Tx. Great nature hike. Good video Paul!

What a beautiful trail, thanks for taking us along.

Like the surfers looks like a drone shot? That's one big gun! Reminds me of the Nike base you filmed. The guys explaining it all were very good. Good video Paul!

Thanks for sharing, as a local to the area, it was fascinating to hear this history. Our neighbors father was a consultant on the replanting of native plants after the construction.

So where's the air horn buttons at?

Wish I'd visited this on my trip, but not easy to get to without a car. Thanks for the 📹

Hello, i was here at a similar time a few weeks ago from the Uk, as far as i remember the tunnel does not in fact go to the other side. Sutro built a lot of things in this area, I would like to learn more about the railroad he created to this area, but has now disappeared into a pathway.

I love this! My Dad served at the Dorseyville Nike Site in Pittsburgh. I have fond memories of visiting the site in special occasions.

Artwork is amazing Paul! Reminds me of the art from back in the 70's here in Dallas. Hippiedom lives. Good video!

Wow that egging the police, never heard that one. That area where your rope swing was…I built a low-to-the-ground treehouse/ fort and slept in it in 1973.Also made a super 8mm home movie with my Space 1999’Eagle’model. I suspect Mr. Kline footed the expenses of all those expensive camping & also weekly field trips!?

Ermmm actually the engine is 700k pounds 👆🤓 while the tender fills the remaining 500k pounds.

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Is this broad or standard gauge cuz im lokey curious

Thanks for sharing, I grew up also in Mill Valley and went to Tam. I was there about 10 years before you, but have similar memories of Tam and the area.

That liquor store dude probably just thought of you as an extra little brother. Couldn't happen nowadays because everybody is convinced there's a PDF-file hiding behind every rock, which is a shame. But the news doesn't report on the 150 million normal guys who don't have any weird intentions, only the 20 who do, so that's all anybody thinks about.

Wow Paul! Nice tour! You have a lot of good memories there. Thanks for sharing this. You have a lot of good stories of your youth. I'm glad you had those.

Thank you for your retrospective of Mill Valley…great perspective on how a small town developed into a wealthy community. Thanks for your humility.

Nice Vuarnets 80's guy. Redwood rules!

I saw that thing in person and it was impressive

"That is a big train" No, no. That is a Big *Boy

The most beautiful sights of metal in motion on this earth! Perfect catch of the wheel slip too. 😎💯

Awesome Attack Helicopter, The Zulu Viper 🐍 💪💪🇺🇸😎

Amazing Paul. The tunnel was interesting. The was a large swimming pool in Oak Cliff(not as big as this) where I grew up that was closed down because of too many drownings as the life guards couldn't watch such a large area. I wonder if they had the same problem here? Very interesting story Paul. Good video.

they hated my grandfather he was an american indian..they cut off one of his fingers to let him know who was boss.

All steam locomotives together destroy less air than all power plants

Oh man, to have had that whistle down at the Downtown San Diego Santa Fe Depot when the quiet zone had expired…

I remember when Disney Land had that dark ride where you are shrunken down to explore the human body(or something like that).

the first one looks like he about to say hehe and do the moonwalk

Amazing.

Those statues have African hair braids

The Big Boy Show

Any Bort license plates?

Excellent big boy

I lived in Tiburón from 1979 till 1983 and Blackies Pasture was Just down the hill from our house on Avenida Miraflores. I rode it a lot... Some exciting memories!! There was a great jump for the bold!

Interesting. You know the Bay Area is a wealth of places to discover.

Like the lighthouse lens. The video on the Bay history was interesting. SF in it's hay day was a big maritime center with tons of activity. Cool stuff Paul!

Thank you for your vlogs very informative I enjoy watching your videos

And to think big boy even had big brothers ..

The Wine Man was awesome!

I love the small town feel. Good stories by folks. The tank story was classic British. Lots of Corvettes. Like the drum major and band.Great Model A Ford. What's parade without Fire Trucks? Old cars are the best. 57' Chevy, my favorite.

When I worked at Apple in 2015 and 2016, my good coworker took me to see this museum. What a beautiful collection of machinery!

Wow😮 amazing engineering