Ah, the 7th like! Just the way I like it! Looking forward to watching this. Sorry for the long delay bro. I'm finally out of hibernation. Got a new video premiering in 3.5 hrs. Hope you are well!
Yes, can't wait!! Doing awesome brother, your hibernation ends w perfect timing.. we dropped your name in a recent roundtable w Phil & Cam. Keep in touch or email 👊🐻
I am getting inspired to be a set of boots on the ground in my city. Tons of Tartaria here and radial spoke design underground catacombs. Built facing west canals major railway and trolley history rivers etc.
Dude I live maybe 1.5 hhrs north of you in Ontario eh! Anyways I want to look at Stelco just on the otherside of the lake in Hamilton. That’s the place where the 30 ton fly wheels would have been made most likely. Stelco is a HUGE operation they employed 12,000 people back in the day and still very large today. If we can find out how long Thats been there it might help in figuring out who made what, when. I’m starting to think I should start my own channel because there’s so much around my area that I want to showcase. Anyways love your channel man! You’ve given me a second wind towards this topic, I was starting feel like the community wasn’t really making any headway and since you’ve joined in you’ve got all the channels I follow talking about new ideas and you’re really setting a good example! Keep it up!
Boots in the bush here. Over West coast Vancouver and holy smokes do we got a shit show of unbelievable construction from the cowboys over here. The Twin Sisters later changed to Two Lions and the things like the Lions Gate Bridge, City Hall, Vancouver Art Gallery and Hotel Vancouver built by CNRail. How the fuck could a bunch of cowboys build this in the dark. It’s all coming apart for them. Hit me up Berserker, I got good boots.
Im not sure that can be done though, in 12 mph constant current. never seen any photos or videos of this.. there should be as I believe it wld have to be a MASSIVE construction undertaking.. to make a temporary cofferdam & permanent caisson within, to accept the piers - in that water, in my opinion is impossible. OR, they are certainly hiding how it was done, again, no legitimate pics exist of the old intake carriage under Peace Bridge, none of the Peace Bridge piers being placed, nor are there any for the construction & laying of the International Railroad Bridge (downstream a cple miles) piers. I have found schematics for the Intnl RR bridge, nothing regarding actual construction tho.
@@theScrupulousBerserker , Great work. Yes,, some of theold and largest constructions were re-used or rebuilt upon. Maybe the original ones created the great lakes.
Dustin watch or listen to the new tinfoil hat with Tripoli. He has a tatarian guy on that spike about the waterways running backwards back in the early 1800s. Which coincides with the map you showed. Just a synchronicity I had from this......
Dude there has to be some books of the ppl from the era writing on how they managed that...i pondered they use a barge and build it off the end of the boat....steel squares with pins in the corners...then pump out the inside and tighten up the seams....
I'm interested in making videos of my own, sharing my own research. But I'm not sure what sort of computer, memory, and software to have. Can you share how you make your videos? Thanks!!
Ah, the 7th like! Just the way I like it! Looking forward to watching this. Sorry for the long delay bro. I'm finally out of hibernation. Got a new video premiering in 3.5 hrs. Hope you are well!
Yes, can't wait!! Doing awesome brother, your hibernation ends w perfect timing.. we dropped your name in a recent roundtable w Phil & Cam. Keep in touch or email 👊🐻
Great showcase brother and so much to think about! We will keep this going ;)
Rollerblades on the ground 😆😆👍🏼👍🏼
I am getting inspired to be a set of boots on the ground in my city. Tons of Tartaria here and radial spoke design underground catacombs. Built facing west canals major railway and trolley history rivers etc.
Getting to this late, but Bette late than never. Thanks for the new perspective. 🙏
On it! Much Love and Appreciation!
Hikers use the word “Bushwaking” when they “go off the trail” and sometimes you have to “bushwhack” the tall plants and branches in your way😀
Nothing like boots (blades) on the ground! Thanks!
Dude I live maybe 1.5 hhrs north of you in Ontario eh! Anyways I want to look at Stelco just on the otherside of the lake in Hamilton. That’s the place where the 30 ton fly wheels would have been made most likely. Stelco is a HUGE operation they employed 12,000 people back in the day and still very large today. If we can find out how long Thats been there it might help in figuring out who made what, when. I’m starting to think I should start my own channel because there’s so much around my area that I want to showcase. Anyways love your channel man! You’ve given me a second wind towards this topic, I was starting feel like the community wasn’t really making any headway and since you’ve joined in you’ve got all the channels I follow talking about new ideas and you’re really setting a good example! Keep it up!
Wow Dustin! I'm blown away, amazing research, thx brother ❤
Thank you!
Boots in the bush here. Over West coast Vancouver and holy smokes do we got a shit show of unbelievable construction from the cowboys over here. The Twin Sisters later changed to Two Lions and the things like the Lions Gate Bridge, City Hall, Vancouver Art Gallery and Hotel Vancouver built by CNRail. How the fuck could a bunch of cowboys build this in the dark. It’s all coming apart for them.
Hit me up Berserker, I got good boots.
Thank God there was no rollerblading incident on this one
Hahahaahaha 😅🤣!
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They must of had technology to part the waters..bit like moses lol
Water is diverted around the site during construction. They learned from beavers.
Im not sure that can be done though, in 12 mph constant current. never seen any photos or videos of this.. there should be as I believe it wld have to be a MASSIVE construction undertaking.. to make a temporary cofferdam & permanent caisson within, to accept the piers - in that water, in my opinion is impossible. OR, they are certainly hiding how it was done, again, no legitimate pics exist of the old intake carriage under Peace Bridge, none of the Peace Bridge piers being placed, nor are there any for the construction & laying of the International Railroad Bridge (downstream a cple miles) piers. I have found schematics for the Intnl RR bridge, nothing regarding actual construction tho.
not buyin this 👇
www.wnyheritage.org/content/bridging_the_niagara_river_peace_bridge_construction/index.html
@@theScrupulousBerserker , Great work. Yes,, some of theold and largest constructions were re-used or rebuilt upon. Maybe the original ones created the great lakes.
I have a crazy theory, what if this was built on dry land before the flood?
But what would be the purpose to build it?
Maybe low water levels before mud flooding....how did they build tunnels and slipways off shore on Oak Island?
Love your videos ❤️🥰
Thank you!
43:43 Made by “I Pee MOR ris” come on !! They are making this way too obvious 🧐 😂
look at how they made our mighty mac bridge in michigan!!
Dustin watch or listen to the new tinfoil hat with Tripoli. He has a tatarian guy on that spike about the waterways running backwards back in the early 1800s. Which coincides with the map you showed. Just a synchronicity I had from this......
Ahh i think the crib is a giant paddle wheel with a drive shaft running to station i bet you those wheels spin parrelell to the river
Excellent point! Might have to 'look into' that 😏
Turbine generators,wonder if the other location Invertered it to AC from multiple locations
Same kinda works here in LA , like from Marina Del Rey down to Manhattan Beach especially on the backside of LAX
Dude there has to be some books of the ppl from the era writing on how they managed that...i pondered they use a barge and build it off the end of the boat....steel squares with pins in the corners...then pump out the inside and tighten up the seams....
water pressure for generating electricity?
possibly for the tram lines I believe, lookin into it.. i'll report back 😏😎
Buffalo native here
I'm interested in making videos of my own, sharing my own research. But I'm not sure what sort of computer, memory, and software to have. Can you share how you make your videos? Thanks!!
Buf = Owl in Macedonian language
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Halo
Owl halo
Looks older
kool
Civil War would have eaten up man power ....how ..what?
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