Such an awesome place; brings back many memories. I spent many summers there in the 60's...I'd say the little red boathouse in the background was there back then, and was always red. I went to a summer camp for girls upriver from the falls. We would canoe down & picnic and swim. As an adult I would go rappelling in the vicinity of the dam, across from it actually, and did eat lunch in one of those small caves. Thanks for this video!!
@@ourmeltedreality8731 lots of great places in that area for rappelling. Thanks again for the video, it's been several years since I visited, I miss being there.
@@slappy8941I think of the poor academic junkies who’ve specialized in comic book origin stories coming up against a new reality. They must be enraged that people are to challenge their approved narrative. But hey there’s always time to learn something new.
Kairos has videos where they spray on concrete to cover the brick. I think someone definitely went in there did some damage did some covering up with spray concrete so we couldn’t figure out what happened. This is awesome. Great boots on the ground. Thank you so much for sharing.😊 you are loved and appreciated❤
7:22 Wow Mark!!! This whole site skates the line between structural & natural. Both explanations from the mainstream is perplexing . This site can easily be described as man-made structure that's destroyed, obliterated & melted. Thats exactly what it looks like. Fantastic presentation Mark! Love the imagery, music & message ❤
It appears that concrete was used to cover some of the brick. Could this have been an 'ancient' dam before the more contemporary rendering? Lots of straight lines.
AWESOME FOOTAGE FROM THE AIR!! Same story in mpls in the 1700s Father Hennepin a priest found a beautiful "natural" falls knew it was the place to build a city and Hydroelectric dam and lock system in the future, come the 1800s they stopped the raging flows of the "river" with horses and carts, built it all out and wallah...it no longer works 150 years later and is in absolute ruins.. 😅 🧱❤️🔥🔥
I'm from Huntsville, but grew up exploring woods from mid AL to Tennessee. I always have wondered what secrets the most historic state is hinding under all these trees.
If youre ever in the Tannehill area, hit me up. Been wanting to tour that one. I live .5 miles away from the state park. Another one close by in Hoover, Moss Rock Preserve. Next time i go back to these places im gonna really look with my melted eyes now. Take care. Awesome!
8:07 Rings from broken off ancient tree limb. Not denying melted structures though, as they are all over the earth. Some of the huge blocks split in two can also be remains of ancient petrified trees. As a group we need to support all observations that prove true. We could be looking at more than one destruction from Ages past. Thank you for all you are doing, loved the opening music as well. Sad to see the Sky observation...familiar site now...and it sickens me to watch.
Thank you! Yes, that was actually my second choice lol…wood. Everything was intermingled in this cataclysm. I’ve seen a lot of metallic circles and or actual piping intermingled with the rock and such. Only reason I said that. Looking back at some pic and video, definitely wood in some places. The sky ✈️is another obvious thing I like to include lately. More are waking up to that I think. I think I get more angry at that than what I talk about lol. I’ve let the anger go though. Doesn’t help anything.
Very cool. This was something for sure! I've been seeing more and more melted bricks and structures. In the UK, archeologists have found a center post of an ancient structure was actually wood when the structure was made and now it is petrified. That would make the structure hundreds of thousands of years old. How long does it take for wood to be petrified? At 21:00, that's a decayed statue of a figure holding its head. I'll bet that cave is full of silt. There are footprints in the floor of that cave too. Check out Roosevelt Dam. You will see the same thing with melting and cut-out structures still visible, even from Google Earth. Glen Canyon too. There are caves along the steep walls just before the dam. Hoover too. They hid the caves around Hoover Dam, but my great grandfather worked on the project and managed the "Dam Cafe" on top of the Dam after it was complete. As long as I can remember, he told me about salt mines and cities buried under the lake. 3 Native and 2 Mormon villages. Lake Powell covers 5-6 Native villages. Man-made lakes are usually covering something. Shasta, Folsom, Mountain Meadows Reservoir, Almanore, Mead, Powell, Oroville, and the Colombia all cover Indigenous villages. Thank You for sharing with us. 😊
It hasn’t rained there in a few weeks, that’s why I could walk around like that. It was perfect conditions to see everything. Just fyi. I’ve been there when the water was raging also. Incredible place either way.
There are pictures online of the falls prior to the dams construction. Probably a good way to cross reference what you see now. Also pictures of the hydroelectric station at the base when it was operatiing. Are there any signs left of the huge pipe that fed water down to the turbine? Very beautiful place, I'm gonna have to drive up from FL sometime to see it in person. Very cool spot!
I couldn’t find any pics pre build of the dam. Just what I showed in the video including the shack looking hydroelectric plant. If you have that link, I would appreciate it.
I live just a few miles from these falls. While you were in the area have you visited the Little River Fall on Highway 35 bountiful Fort Payne, Alabama? It is part of the Little River Canyon National Reserve. It’s the 2nd longest canyon in the United States.
Yes I’ve been to little river fall a couple of times. Here is a video I did on it. It’s an older video. th-cam.com/video/CZiA5Zym5pk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=0_DagJAihD0xV94y
The spots on the rock look like what could have been fossilized wood in sandstone. The ones below the dam are also fossil remains of trees and plants. We see a lot of fossils inside caves. Would love to do a collab with you and take you to a very beautiful local cave here in Marion County.
Just found your channel about a week ago. The never sink pit vid from about a year ago. Great footage. Watching more of y’alls findings/videos. Would be great to collaborate together. I didn’t see an email or contact on your channel. My email is in the description box on my main channel page. Thanks for watching.
Its hilarious to hear this guy say "not millions of years old" when referencing a rock that is literally millions of years old. How gullible are these people?
At a place called harpers ferry there's a huge.. idk company logo amd year or something on the rock cliff. Of course they say it was painted on or whatnot but now i can see it was actually a building and the numbers and letters is something.. from back then.
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A megastructure with no infrastructure.
No road, no buildings, in the middle of nowhere, in the 1920's? No way!
Awesome find, awesome footage!
Yeah that's because it's not really a megastructure.
Take a hike, troll.
I’m melting~ crazy footage
Fantastic production Mark!
🧱❤️
Thanks Deborah!
Great footage and Excellent production. Admirable work. Thank you
🔥Nice drone work & presentation !
Thanks John!
Such an awesome place; brings back many memories. I spent many summers there in the 60's...I'd say the little red boathouse in the background was there back then, and was always red. I went to a summer camp for girls upriver from the falls. We would canoe down & picnic and swim. As an adult I would go rappelling in the vicinity of the dam, across from it actually, and did eat lunch in one of those small caves. Thanks for this video!!
Love the comment. How did you find OMR?
First time I went there a few years back I saw someone repelling down to the right of the falls.
@@aldousbrawndo996just by chance; it popped up in my feed. Lucky me ;)
@@ourmeltedreality8731 lots of great places in that area for rappelling. Thanks again for the video, it's been several years since I visited, I miss being there.
Sometimes it’s hard not to be enraged beyond belief at the sheep. But peace be with them.
Yes lol.
Says the guy who believes everything he sees on the internet. 😂😂😂
@@slappy8941I think of the poor academic junkies who’ve specialized in comic book origin stories coming up against a new reality. They must be enraged that people are to challenge their approved narrative. But hey there’s always time to learn something new.
Kairos has videos where they spray on concrete to cover the brick. I think someone definitely went in there did some damage did some covering up with spray concrete so we couldn’t figure out what happened. This is awesome. Great boots on the ground. Thank you so much for sharing.😊 you are loved and appreciated❤
Loved every second
7:22 Wow Mark!!! This whole site skates the line between structural & natural. Both explanations from the mainstream is perplexing . This site can easily be described as man-made structure that's destroyed, obliterated & melted. Thats exactly what it looks like. Fantastic presentation Mark! Love the imagery, music & message ❤
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It appears that concrete was used to cover some of the brick. Could this have been an 'ancient' dam before the more contemporary rendering? Lots of straight lines.
I love the film maker style here
Nice approach
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AWESOME FOOTAGE FROM THE AIR!! Same story in mpls in the 1700s Father Hennepin a priest found a beautiful "natural" falls knew it was the place to build a city and Hydroelectric dam and lock system in the future, come the 1800s they stopped the raging flows of the "river" with horses and carts, built it all out and wallah...it no longer works 150 years later and is in absolute ruins.. 😅 🧱❤️🔥🔥
Another great narrative lol. I need to look that one up.
Fascinating! I wonder whats under the water...
Rocks.
@@slappy8941pack it up folks everything has been answered 🥴🤦🏼♂️
I'm from Huntsville, but grew up exploring woods from mid AL to Tennessee. I always have wondered what secrets the most historic state is hinding under all these trees.
Yup. Nature cut them right angles.😂 Not!
Great video. I can only imagine what else is buried hidden and covered up in Alabama.. 💖🙏
Very cool! I need to go find some bricks at a nearby dam. God bless you✝️💟
absolutely mesmerizing
Thank you Mark . Amazing. 🙏🙏🧱❤️🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thanks Kurtis!
You are becoming my favorite TH-cam channel. Please never stop. I feel your positive honest vibes. Greetings from Germany
Thank you! I enjoy enjoy it. Trying to get better with the videos but keep it raw at the same time.
Interesting video.
Crazy evidence 🧱❤️👍
AWESOME! I am definitely putting DeSoto Falls on my list of places to see! Thanks 😊
I'm loving it
If youre ever in the Tannehill area, hit me up. Been wanting to tour that one. I live .5 miles away from the state park. Another one close by in Hoover, Moss Rock Preserve. Next time i go back to these places im gonna really look with my melted eyes now. Take care. Awesome!
Dannmmm, that's melted.
8:07 Rings from broken off ancient tree limb. Not denying melted structures though, as they are all over the earth. Some of the huge blocks split in two can also be remains of ancient petrified trees. As a group we need to support all observations that prove true. We could be looking at more than one destruction from Ages past. Thank you for all you are doing, loved the opening music as well. Sad to see the Sky observation...familiar site now...and it sickens me to watch.
Thank you! Yes, that was actually my second choice lol…wood. Everything was intermingled in this cataclysm. I’ve seen a lot of metallic circles and or actual piping intermingled with the rock and such. Only reason I said that. Looking back at some pic and video, definitely wood in some places.
The sky ✈️is another obvious thing I like to include lately. More are waking up to that I think. I think I get more angry at that than what I talk about lol. I’ve let the anger go though. Doesn’t help anything.
Ooooh Love this video, Mark! Great research as always! BrickLove. 🧱❤
Yep, theres just too many anomalous formations for Nature to have been the only builder here! Thank you brother, great find!
Very cool. This was something for sure! I've been seeing more and more melted bricks and structures. In the UK, archeologists have found a center post of an ancient structure was actually wood when the structure was made and now it is petrified. That would make the structure hundreds of thousands of years old. How long does it take for wood to be petrified? At 21:00, that's a decayed statue of a figure holding its head. I'll bet that cave is full of silt. There are footprints in the floor of that cave too. Check out Roosevelt Dam. You will see the same thing with melting and cut-out structures still visible, even from Google Earth. Glen Canyon too. There are caves along the steep walls just before the dam. Hoover too. They hid the caves around Hoover Dam, but my great grandfather worked on the project and managed the "Dam Cafe" on top of the Dam after it was complete. As long as I can remember, he told me about salt mines and cities buried under the lake. 3 Native and 2 Mormon villages. Lake Powell covers 5-6 Native villages. Man-made lakes are usually covering something. Shasta, Folsom, Mountain Meadows Reservoir, Almanore, Mead, Powell, Oroville, and the Colombia all cover Indigenous villages. Thank You for sharing with us. 😊
Wow. Major lichen growth there also. Amazing!
This is an awesome channel sir!!!!
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Wow💥 beautifull
Been there. Beautiful place
I just Google this place.. around 8hrs from me.. im making a trip
Thank you for the great video
It hasn’t rained there in a few weeks, that’s why I could walk around like that. It was perfect conditions to see everything. Just fyi. I’ve been there when the water was raging also. Incredible place either way.
There are pictures online of the falls prior to the dams construction. Probably a good way to cross reference what you see now. Also pictures of the hydroelectric station at the base when it was operatiing. Are there any signs left of the huge pipe that fed water down to the turbine? Very beautiful place, I'm gonna have to drive up from FL sometime to see it in person. Very cool spot!
I couldn’t find any pics pre build of the dam. Just what I showed in the video including the shack looking hydroelectric plant. If you have that link, I would appreciate it.
Found you from
Jon Levi ❤
They don't make this easy.
Lmao
🧱❤️🙏🏼nice pics👍
Great vibe in this video...we live in a post cataclysm realm...to be sure.
Thanks Chris!
Your incredible fam. 🕌🕍🌇⚡🧱🔥
Thanks Dezmond!
Good ☝️ one
I live just a few miles from these falls. While you were in the area have you visited the Little River Fall on Highway 35 bountiful Fort Payne, Alabama? It is part of the Little River Canyon National Reserve. It’s the 2nd longest canyon in the United States.
Yes I’ve been to little river fall a couple of times. Here is a video I did on it. It’s an older video. th-cam.com/video/CZiA5Zym5pk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=0_DagJAihD0xV94y
I feel We are definitely in a “little season” that’s what they’re covering up. 😢
tough af🔥🏆
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That is definitely melted structure 😮!!!
Beautiful video but what is your point ?
Beautiful chemtrail at the beginning of this video.
5:13 ? Detailed planning so where r the detailed blueprints 🤷♂️lol
I wanted to find a pic pre 1925 before the dam was constructed…no luck lol.
The spots on the rock look like what could have been fossilized wood in sandstone. The ones below the dam are also fossil remains of trees and plants. We see a lot of fossils inside caves. Would love to do a collab with you and take you to a very beautiful local cave here in Marion County.
Just found your channel about a week ago. The never sink pit vid from about a year ago. Great footage. Watching more of y’alls findings/videos. Would be great to collaborate together. I didn’t see an email or contact on your channel. My email is in the description box on my main channel page. Thanks for watching.
@@ourmeltedreality8731 thanks! send you an email.
Need to dive it for sure! Or underwater drone..
No kidding lol.
My new curiosity is water erosion. How long would raging waters have to rage to create smooth rocks... I wonder.
M WORLD? Thats very, very strange. Did you write that? If not, very odd.
No I didn’t write that. Just walked up to it. A bit crazy lol.
😎👍Much 🔥♥️🔥
These are the remains of a giant petrified tree (not counting the new build dam or the block structure).
Chemtrails😢
🐴🐴🐴 I'm sure if you start digging around you'll find a bunch of donkey skeletons with wings🐴🐴🐴
Very old age 🎉
I’d bet there is underground caves there
From the melted building that was one standing there
A.A. Miller hmm 1 1 doesn’t that represent Janus🤷♂️
Fallen Angels/ Nephilim handiwork?
😃👍🏻👊🏻
I see evidence of a rock quarry
There is a quarry trail a few miles away. Going there soon.
A.A. Miller "founded" a damn...maybe.
At 2*01,use imagination and see center at the bottom, does it look like a car turned into stone
What's the point?
So you must have never been anywhere on the Cumberland plateau before?
Felled giant tree with fort built into it later, now mineralized and petrified?
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ok
Brother, we need to compare notes.
i thank it is a giant petrified tree .
Aa
Thank you for bringing geo paranoia to the next level. Annunaki so proud of you. 🫶🏻
Beautiful clouds....not
When chumps with a drone who arent geologists make a video that make RIDICULOUS UNFOUNDED IN REALITY CLAIMS.
Its hilarious to hear this guy say "not millions of years old" when referencing a rock that is literally millions of years old. How gullible are these people?
i hate these noises called music
At a place called harpers ferry there's a huge.. idk company logo amd year or something on the rock cliff. Of course they say it was painted on or whatnot but now i can see it was actually a building and the numbers and letters is something.. from back then.
Excellent prosuction. 👁️⚡🧱💗 Amazing melt. Watching this with coffee, what a way to start my day!!!! 👁️⚡🧱💗
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