Good to see you back. Getting motivated to create videos can be tough. Im also behind on watching, just getting caught up now. This site looks HUGE. I like how there was so much natural decal as opposed to vandalism . The roof was cool with all those hatches. Thos shafts with the doors open, they remind me so much of UK ROC cold war bunkeers lol. Great location and brilliant explore.
Thank you! I've missed you too, and doing the TH-cam thing...I'm doing well, working again, so that's been taking alot of my time. Great to hear from you too my friend! Hope things are good with you too! 🙂❤️👍
Wow! This place is quite the sprawling complex. The history is interesting. I’m so thankful you were able to do this explore. There’s no way we’d ever get to see a place like this, without your passion for exploring and filming it. Don’t ever worry about talking throughout the video. If you didn’t, I’d have no idea what some of the things were used for. It also makes the video more entertaining. I enjoyed you telling how you arrived at your channel name. I had thought about it before and wondered why the C4. Yep, you have every right to be there because it has your name on it 😁 I really don’t mind graffiti, except for the vulgar stuff, otherwise some of it shows artistic abilities and is pleasant to look at. I’m glad you’re so mindful of your safety as I know I’m not the only one that cares about your wellbeing. I wonder what the name of that nauseating green paint is. It seems to be used, a lot, in institutions and government buildings. I’m glad you went in that little building. So much interesting stuff in there. All the gauges and control panels. Sodium hydroxide is basically lye. It’s used in many household cleaners. As for that white stuff, I have no clue what that could be. I’m glad this will be 3 parts because I’m curious to see more. How many acres do you suppose this entire place is? Take care, my friend, and enjoy your 4th of July. See you on the next one😊💕👍
Thank you so much, I'm glad you enjoyed it! And thank you for your kind words; I'm happy to know others take such an interest in what I do, and how I do it. I looked up the acerage, and found this complex takes up just over 20 acres...pretty good chunk of land! As far as the green paint, I'm not sure what the exact color name is (unless it's olive drab), but I've always thought of it as "bile govornment green" 😉. I hope you're doing well and that you had a great 4th of July weekend, there's gonna be more interesting finds for sure in this place! 👍❤😁
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Good to see you back. Getting motivated to create videos can be tough. Im also behind on watching, just getting caught up now. This site looks HUGE. I like how there was so much natural decal as opposed to vandalism . The roof was cool with all those hatches. Thos shafts with the doors open, they remind me so much of UK ROC cold war bunkeers lol. Great location and brilliant explore.
Massive location❤ great explore my friend. Keep it up.
👋 hi. I’ve missed seeing you on here. That place is massive. Thanks for sharing this part of the tour and hope you’re doing well, my friend 😊👍😎✌️
Thank you! I've missed you too, and doing the TH-cam thing...I'm doing well, working again, so that's been taking alot of my time. Great to hear from you too my friend! Hope things are good with you too! 🙂❤️👍
Awesome place! So large. Could spend so much time exploring there!
Wow! This place is quite the sprawling complex. The history is interesting. I’m so thankful you were able to do this explore. There’s no way we’d ever get to see a place like this, without your passion for exploring and filming it. Don’t ever worry about talking throughout the video. If you didn’t, I’d have no idea what some of the things were used for. It also makes the video more entertaining. I enjoyed you telling how you arrived at your channel name. I had thought about it before and wondered why the C4. Yep, you have every right to be there because it has your name on it 😁
I really don’t mind graffiti, except for the vulgar stuff, otherwise some of it shows artistic abilities and is pleasant to look at. I’m glad you’re so mindful of your safety as I know I’m not the only one that cares about your wellbeing.
I wonder what the name of that nauseating green paint is. It seems to be used, a lot, in institutions and government buildings.
I’m glad you went in that little building. So much interesting stuff in there. All the gauges and control panels. Sodium hydroxide is basically lye. It’s used in many household cleaners. As for that white stuff, I have no clue what that could be.
I’m glad this will be 3 parts because I’m curious to see more. How many acres do you suppose this entire place is? Take care, my friend, and enjoy your 4th of July. See you on the next one😊💕👍
Thank you so much, I'm glad you enjoyed it! And thank you for your kind words; I'm happy to know others take such an interest in what I do, and how I do it.
I looked up the acerage, and found this complex takes up just over 20 acres...pretty good chunk of land! As far as the green paint, I'm not sure what the exact color name is (unless it's olive drab), but I've always thought of it as "bile govornment green" 😉.
I hope you're doing well and that you had a great 4th of July weekend, there's gonna be more interesting finds for sure in this place! 👍❤😁
Awesome looking place
WOW what a ginormous complex that was. I'll bet there are some toxic remains in there. Thanks for taking us with you. Be careful. 👏
Thank you for watching and commenting! Yeah, it's a huge place; no telling what kind of toxins are in there...👍😁
Good explore man