Great video! Jon Levi mentioned the work you are doing, another great perspective on history that seems to be avoided! Looking forward to watching more of your content. Take care!
Nice find man. 100% melted red brick. Those whole columns were made of brick with a stucco/concrete facade. An intense electrical heat event from the bottom up, melted these buildings into those stones and rock. Temperature dictates state of matter. Those rock walls were once red bricks. That whole area your looking at were brick buildings that got melted. I do boots on the ground showing melted brick, brick transitioning to stone/rock if you want to check my channel out.
Kairos, I feel compelled to let you know that you capturing those 2 mind warping melted red brick balls+then zooming in to clearly show all the intact bricks inside them, IMO does in fact make your YT channel the #1 sweetest YT channel! Thank you for all you are so diligently doing for all to clearly see Kairos! BRAVO!
At 2:40 isn’t that black all chafed brick (Bc the entire hill IS BRICK) just found it odd Kairos you don’t mention that very very black spot up in the hillside…
I think its Global Vision channel. He notes the metal rods in such things from ancient free energy days. He has lots in his older videos, and is in Europe.
Awesome dude! I love finding and exploring places like this. Who owns this property/land? Any way we can explore the actual castle/grounds a bit more? Cool video!
9:04 there Drystone walls.. there all over Scotland made by local stones and ones they find in the Field. I live in Scotland and there all used in fields to mark out farmers land
Definitely walls similar to these where I am in Bucks County, PA. It's all here, old impossible structures, many gone now, kooky stories to explain it all away, etc etc. Really enjoying your channel.
Great video mate 👍 I'd like to know the official narrative for the structures ? to pick it apart. Where I live in Australia they have some very amusing stories of our young history that are simply laughable 🤣 Just thought you'd like to know your work is being appreciated from down here too 🇦🇺🙏
The biggest problem is the lack of population to complete these fantastic builds in remote locations. All of Napa County only had 10k people between 1870-80. There are 100s of miles of stone walls, canals and levees here as well with a very sketchy labor force that seems to be attributed to the Chinese. Also the Kirkbride Asylum, 'wine caves', railroad, 400 stone bridges, mines, roads and infrastructure. No construction pictures, of course. ( they had mules! )
@@I_am_Kairos yes, same population problems here too. Materials they say were mined without any mines, no roads & extremely difficult terrain. Not to mention the supposed indigenous communities ?? Yet people still fail to see the problem 🤷♂️ I'm a bit late to this party however have had the privilege of working on some "historic" buildings here & once I learned what I was actually looking at it all made perfect sense. Like a puzzle going together in my mind as there's been alot of strange things I've seen with stupid explanations. Alot of what I've seen in your videos with "rock" (brick) formations can be found here too & look almost identical, so there's definitely more to this 🧐 One thing is for sure though as I get older it is becoming more evident that we've been fooled on auch larger scale & "they" really don't want us knowing about it.
@@I_am_Kairos I wonder if you have a video about the lack of population in Napa county I’ll look this is a smoking gun against the narrative for sure. So crazy how most people don’t care or don’t get the significance
Hi, I live in Northern California where there was a lot of wild fires. I noticed that some kinds rocks becomes very brittle after the fires and will crumble when you pick it up.
Forest fires can reach 2000 degrees. Bricks melt at around 1800. It’s possible but it takes a long time so the fire would have to be constant for ….days ?
I was first there in the late 1950's and the pillars at the gate still had statues on them. I think they were owls, but it been a long time ago. The soda water bottling plant was still in one piece with all the machinery still intact with hundreds of metal cap type bottles and boxes of caps. the whole place was in better condition before vandals ruined alot of stuff. There have been many fires in that area that ruined the place also. Samual's Springs was a simular place before the government went in and ran a bulldozer thru the place and knocked down all the buildings and very old cars.
you are right about the overgrowth you weren't able to see anything back then that's why when I was in high school we used to go up there at night as I told u before. Hope everything is well
What direction are the melted sides facing??? This might give a clue to the cause (i.e. South facing meltage might correlate to an extreme Solar event)
Before WWI and prohibition there were really nice things that smelled really good. Quality. When servants were honored to be part of such grand things and elitism was based on standards and merit earned by abilities. Oh but we have equality now and that’s why we can’t have nice thing pepper. Hey this a great video. Good eye for detail. Would have been cool to see the brick balls lit up. Most think crop circles are aliens, most think rocks don’t melt😂😮😮😂
Wait until people are forced out into the woods because rent is too high food too scarce or too much crime or whatever the reason will be and discover this stuff in the middle of the woods. Theyre not going to stand outside of the gates. They will go in and hopefully discover parts of our hidden past.
We should collaborate. We are in southern oregon. You would be intrigued by our channel. We have significant areas mapped out between where we live and Napa. Please contact us.
Jon Levi recommended your channel today, good stuff.
Thanks for the warning just saved myself 5 minutes
@@MsBleau how do you mean man? .
Great video! Jon Levi mentioned the work you are doing, another great perspective on history that seems to be avoided! Looking forward to watching more of your content. Take care!
Same here. Watched this video after watching a Jon Levi video. Since I’m a CA resident I can’t wait to see more of his videos.
Same
Here from Jon Levi's channel - as I'm sure you can tell, there's a big group of people very interested in these types of videos - keep them coming
Nice find man. 100% melted red brick. Those whole columns were made of brick with a stucco/concrete facade. An intense electrical heat event from the bottom up, melted these buildings into those stones and rock. Temperature dictates state of matter. Those rock walls were once red bricks. That whole area your looking at were brick buildings that got melted. I do boots on the ground showing melted brick, brick transitioning to stone/rock if you want to check my channel out.
check out the surrounding hillside with Google for the castles
www.google.com/maps/@38.391642,-122.2823056,127a,35y,57.72h,45t/data=!3m1!1e3
Kairos, I feel compelled to let you know that you capturing those 2 mind warping melted red brick balls+then zooming in to clearly show all the intact bricks inside them, IMO does in fact make your YT channel the #1 sweetest YT channel! Thank you for all you are so diligently doing for all to clearly see Kairos! BRAVO!
let's see what happens next!
the melted brick balls. look like ferrero rocher candies. “ferrero” meaning iron smith, “rocher” is a large rock or stone.
excellent!
Great video! The information seems to be blossoming on the fields of education like a blooming rose in a bed of hot sand.
At 2:40 isn’t that black all chafed brick (Bc the entire hill IS BRICK) just found it odd Kairos you don’t mention that very very black spot up in the hillside…
I need to go back there! good catch
Jon Levi sent us! Your awesome thank you 🙏
thanks for dropping by.
Wild!
brick balls are melted
@@I_am_Kairos love it!
I think its Global Vision channel. He notes the metal rods in such things from ancient free energy days. He has lots in his older videos, and is in Europe.
I have now watched this twice. It's good to see your footage again.
🏛🧱⚡️🔥🥾✌️🖖♥️
I see new things when I review old footage all the time
Awesome dude!
I love finding and exploring places like this.
Who owns this property/land?
Any way we can explore the actual castle/grounds a bit more?
Cool video!
Head down to Sunol. Lots of exploring to be had there
9:04 there Drystone walls.. there all over Scotland made by local stones and ones they find in the Field. I live in Scotland and there all used in fields to mark out farmers land
Definitely walls similar to these where I am in Bucks County, PA. It's all here, old impossible structures, many gone now, kooky stories to explain it all away, etc etc. Really enjoying your channel.
thanks for the comment. it's like we live in a recycled movie set
@@I_am_Kairos That's an interesting take I haven't considered. Never been without movies. Often feel like we're in a movie.
Great video mate 👍
I'd like to know the official narrative for the structures ? to pick it apart.
Where I live in Australia they have some very amusing stories of our young history that are simply laughable 🤣
Just thought you'd like to know your work is being appreciated from down here too 🇦🇺🙏
The biggest problem is the lack of population to complete these fantastic builds in remote locations. All of Napa County only had 10k people between 1870-80. There are 100s of miles of stone walls, canals and levees here as well with a very sketchy labor force that seems to be attributed to the Chinese. Also the Kirkbride Asylum, 'wine caves', railroad, 400 stone bridges, mines, roads and infrastructure. No construction pictures, of course.
( they had mules! )
@@I_am_Kairos yes, same population problems here too.
Materials they say were mined without any mines, no roads & extremely difficult terrain. Not to mention the supposed indigenous communities ??
Yet people still fail to see the problem 🤷♂️
I'm a bit late to this party however have had the privilege of working on some "historic" buildings here & once I learned what I was actually looking at it all made perfect sense. Like a puzzle going together in my mind as there's been alot of strange things I've seen with stupid explanations.
Alot of what I've seen in your videos with "rock" (brick) formations can be found here too & look almost identical, so there's definitely more to this 🧐
One thing is for sure though as I get older it is becoming more evident that we've been fooled on auch larger scale & "they" really don't want us knowing about it.
@@I_am_Kairos I wonder if you have a video about the lack of population in Napa county I’ll look this is a smoking gun against the narrative for sure. So crazy how most people don’t care or don’t get the significance
@@Soulseeologia I've touched on the subject a little bit, but a thorough discussion is in order.
Great BOTG....
making geology toast...
Brick❤
Enjoying your roaming and insights brother.
It's great to be outside with an open mind! Welcome!
I forgot how I found you and it might’ve been from Jon Levi🥰
UPDATE: Property sold to Restoration Hardware for 25 million.
Alum Rock Park in San Jose might be worth looking into.
Great work
Super interesting! Why isn't this included in our history?
all of the narratives we've been given would unravel. thanks for watching and commenting!
Do forest fires reach temperatures capable of melting the brick? Cool place. I wish you could go up their. Thank you
Hi, I live in Northern California where there was a lot of wild fires. I noticed that some kinds rocks becomes very brittle after the fires and will crumble when you pick it up.
Forest fires can reach 2000 degrees. Bricks melt at around 1800. It’s possible but it takes a long time so the fire would have to be constant for ….days ?
Thanks for sharing 😊
I was first there in the late 1950's and the pillars at the gate still had statues on them. I think they were owls, but it been a long time ago. The soda water bottling plant was still in one piece with all the machinery still intact with hundreds of metal cap type bottles and boxes of caps. the whole place was in better condition before vandals ruined alot of stuff. There have been many fires in that area that ruined the place also. Samual's Springs was a simular place before the government went in and ran a bulldozer thru the place and knocked down all the buildings and very old cars.
yes. they were owls!
th-cam.com/video/v1ONrs0e5Po/w-d-xo.html
Scotland has alot of melted castles
Directed energy weapon
Or a worldwide plasma storm something like that
100% proof of melting. Good find!
Great video! Ty
you are right about the overgrowth you weren't able to see anything back then that's why when I was in high school we used to go up there at night as I told u before. Hope everything is well
I property was recently purchased by a developer.
I may be able to go right in
Awesome observation
Bro, get a drone.
Was going to suggest that but he strikes me as a person that would have one, if not, get that drone.
What direction are the melted sides facing??? This might give a clue to the cause (i.e. South facing meltage might correlate to an extreme Solar event)
seems to be from the south at Soda Canyon, at least from the damage I saw on the rotunda.
Sutro Baths and Bluff is from the West
Plant grapes all over the ruins so nobody goes snooping around. Perhaps Napa and it’s valley was an integral part of the old world?
true
When were these built?
there is no clear record
Thank you! wonder how deep walls go
resets on top of resets.
It's amazing how little these walls are studied or known.
Melted red brick like that ball is all around my neighborhood. I was able to show it in my channel
Look to the north in the morning of November 1 you might see the new “moon” at the North Pole again. 8:50 EST
How recent was the melt do you think
300ish years
The melting of the Rock brick and Stone all happened at the same time about 26,000 years ago when the magnetosphere shut down
some suggest is was 120 years ago
Before WWI and prohibition there were really nice things that smelled really good. Quality. When servants were honored to be part of such grand things and elitism was based on standards and merit earned by abilities. Oh but we have equality now and that’s why we can’t have nice thing pepper. Hey this a great video. Good eye for detail. Would have been cool to see the brick balls lit up. Most think crop circles are aliens, most think rocks don’t melt😂😮😮😂
Would be amazing to sneak a glance at how they lived
Wait until people are forced out into the woods because rent is too high food too scarce or too much crime or whatever the reason will be and discover this stuff in the middle of the woods. Theyre not going to stand outside of the gates. They will go in and hopefully discover parts of our hidden past.
If things get weird, I know some great hideouts
@@I_am_Kairos love the answer
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
🕊💞🕊
Very interesting.
th-cam.com/video/VFREDBgR3Yg/w-d-xo.htmlsi=SeGr-46xle0abzwV
I mean have you seen Napa high school total old-worlder
more old world than that would be the original buildings at napa state hospital
WOW WOW WOW
It's time to explore!
Awesome… wow!!
A pocket of survival?
@@I_am_Kairos yes!
Very cool! WTH was all That?
the entire area is surrounded by walls
@@I_am_Kairos but why?
@@susanlongb4 lost civilization surrounds us all
@@I_am_Kairos Yes, I agree. Santa Monica bricks vid was very interesting. Happy New Year! Looking forward to more.
We should collaborate. We are in southern oregon. You would be intrigued by our channel. We have significant areas mapped out between where we live and Napa. Please contact us.
I live pretty close to there. What do you think of the palisades? Would love to chat, do you have email?
exact same set of pillars in honolulu by iolani palace