Frank Gavin Moratalla Frank Gavin Moratalla - I agree. I used to crack up after hearing him say "Wow" every few minutes during each show, then notice that he was credited as the writer in the closing credits. He was a unique character, obviously loved what he did (who wouldn't), and turned me onto so many wonderful places. I saw him in person one time at the Brewery art colony in L.A. I remember noticing that his upper arms were almost as thick as my thighs. "Wow!"
I have lived in Glendora for over 40 years. And before that, Azusa for 20 years. My uncle Jack was a supervisor for the Azusa school district and helped Mike build his castle with some equipment and labor. Because of this, I was given a personal tour, years later, with my two young daughters by Mike Rubel himself. I miss him. A lot of people don’t know that the Rubel family donated many acres of land to the Glendora school district for the nearby Goddard Middle School, during the 1960s. God bless the Rubel family.
This guys story of a kid and his friends building immense forts next to a dump to building a castle is hilarious and amazing all at the same time. Every town in America needs a kid like this to come along each generation.
I grew up a few miles away from the castle and always wanted to see inside the “house”, thanks for sharing. Also, I too really miss Huell, he was true California Gold, your truly missed RIP. No disrespect but odd to hear “look at this Cameron” instead of “look at this Louie”.
Huell's shows should be required viewing by students across the nation. Its not so much a 'California' thing as a 'human' thing. Wonderful to see how decent people do wonderful works.
Michael and my Father worked together for the Glendora School District as bus drivers and were very good friends. I spent countless hours there, helping to work on various projects. Michael is sorely missed.
born in Glendora, live in Glendora. finally went inside for the first time. amazing. a must see. inspired me to build a windmill etc. wish I could fit a train car in my backyard.
Been there. You can hear the whistle on 210 fwy in San dimas. " You don't have to be too bright too haul rocks...." I love these guys. They're both,all such kooks.
My buddy in Tehachapi HS wrestling invented a move called the Huell Howser. Its a modified hay maker from the starting position. Touching lives to this day. Thats a Legacy.
I lived and grew up in glendora from 1961 to 1984...I always heard about the castle, never went to it...even though I lived a few miles from it....I need to visit this place and take a tour.
I’ve worked in Glendora for past ten years and have come across some historical items from local coworkers. But I’ve never visited this place. Thanks Huell!!!
California isn't complete without a castle or two. Huell makes sure he gets at least one on video. Since they wouldn't let him inside the Hearst Castle making him settle for filming plant life and animals there. Here, however, the 'King' himself takes our Hero out on the $2 tour. The 'King' built his own place, along with help from a cast of thousands. Typical American stuff.
I did. He pulled over in his Willy's jeep and gave me a ride up Live Oak as I was walking home from Goddard. That was the first time I went into the Tin Palace. Mike was a genuinely nice person.
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I miss Huell Howser!
He was California's gold!
Frank Gavin Moratalla
Frank Gavin Moratalla - I agree. I used to crack up after hearing him say "Wow" every few minutes during each show, then notice that he was credited as the writer in the closing credits. He was a unique character, obviously loved what he did (who wouldn't), and turned me onto so many wonderful places. I saw him in person one time at the Brewery art colony in L.A. I remember noticing that his upper arms were almost as thick as my thighs. "Wow!"
@@Mr22thou I miss Huell Howser too. He was amazing. Rest In Peace.
Yes he was California’s gold indeed
He wasn’t born here in California
He became a Californian
He had so much love for the state especially So Cal
I have lived in Glendora for over 40 years. And before that, Azusa for 20 years. My uncle Jack was a supervisor for the Azusa school district and helped Mike build his castle with some equipment and labor. Because of this, I was given a personal tour, years later, with my two young daughters by Mike Rubel himself. I miss him. A lot of people don’t know that the Rubel family donated many acres of land to the Glendora school district for the nearby Goddard Middle School, during the 1960s. God bless the Rubel family.
I sure miss you Houser he was my Thursday night date every week! He was a one in a million! May he rest in peace
ONE of the beautiful things in Glendora.
Thank ya Rubel family and ALL of the volunteers who keep the Castle running
I sure do miss Huell and his shows. Miss you!
As a high schooler, I worked summer of 1976 helping build the castle. Great memories. Miss Michael.
This guys story of a kid and his friends building immense forts next to a dump to building a castle is hilarious and amazing all at the same time. Every town in America needs a kid like this to come along each generation.
Five of the most magical years of my life were living in the castle with Mike...
enchanted by both the castle and Mike's stories.
What a treasure Huell was to the area.
I grew up a few miles away from the castle and always wanted to see inside the “house”, thanks for sharing. Also, I too really miss Huell, he was true California Gold, your truly missed RIP. No disrespect but odd to hear “look at this Cameron” instead of “look at this Louie”.
Huell's shows should be required viewing by students across the nation. Its not so much a 'California' thing as a 'human' thing. Wonderful to see how decent people do wonderful works.
I have never been to Pinks. I will definitely be getting the Huell Dog! What an honor. I love this episode!! 🩷
Michael and my Father worked together for the Glendora School District as bus drivers and were very good friends. I spent countless hours there, helping to work on various projects.
Michael is sorely missed.
had the pleasure of having Richard as our tour guide... fantastic! sad news about Ed. sorry for your loss :(
Mike was clearly beloved by so many people. This is really cool.
I miss you, Huell!!! ❤️❤️❤️
born in Glendora, live in Glendora. finally went inside for the first time. amazing. a must see. inspired me to build a windmill etc. wish I could fit a train car in my backyard.
Been there. You can hear the whistle on 210 fwy in San dimas. " You don't have to be too bright too haul rocks...." I love these guys. They're both,all such kooks.
My buddy in Tehachapi HS wrestling invented a move called the Huell Howser. Its a modified hay maker from the starting position. Touching lives to this day. Thats a Legacy.
“The dreams are what the world is built out of. We loose our vision we parish.” Michael Rubel
I lived and grew up in glendora from 1961 to 1984...I always heard about the castle, never went to it...even though I lived a few miles from it....I need to visit this place and take a tour.
I’ve worked in Glendora for past ten years and have come across some historical items from local coworkers. But I’ve never visited this place. Thanks Huell!!!
There's a castle in GLENDORA!? I thought the only thing to do in Glendora was pick up donuts from Donut Man.
i picked up donuts and then did the castle tour ;)
Visited today, amazing for those that like collectibles and other junk!
Went back in 91,,it was awesome,I grew up on Pennsylvania ave
This video is amazing! Thanks for sharing it!
So cool! The man seems fascinating; I'd like to know more about his life.
Sally Rands son was my neighbor on Northridge Ave and Live Oak . Just 1/8 of a mile south of Rubel castle .
I've never heard of this place. I must go find it.
fantastic
This guy is a G
"when they made michael, they broke the mold" thats the damned truth
Imagine trying to slip that by code enforcement today.
Lol so true
Nothing a little under the table bribes can't do haha
Loved you.
How in the world did Huell ever find all the people and places???
dthillens he had people working for him who'd do the research
So cool😃💕
love it
HUELL WITH THE CHUCK TAYLORS!!!
You Should have seen the episode when he went to roscoes he was rocking a pair of Js!
So cool
California isn't complete without a castle or two. Huell makes sure he gets at least one on video. Since they wouldn't let him inside the Hearst Castle making him settle for filming plant life and animals there. Here, however, the 'King' himself takes our Hero out on the $2 tour. The 'King' built his own place, along with help from a cast of thousands. Typical American stuff.
Dear Ian of the cu podcast thank you
I live right next to this place
The interviewer does not have an indoor voice.
My best friend harry Moore help build this ,hauling things for hrs,unreal
miss the show
The nephew looks so much like Michael
never met mike , knew chris rubel.
I did. He pulled over in his Willy's jeep and gave me a ride up Live Oak as I was walking home from Goddard. That was the first time I went into the Tin Palace. Mike was a genuinely nice person.
Can Tom Hanks please play him in a biopic? Please??
I wonder how old that clock was..
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I knew a girl that lived in that castle.
I love you miss U😂
Is there a dungeon? Scary
what happened to Micheal!
You didn't see the high speed chase on TV?
IAM.from.hollywood I did not know. It was so close
I could hear lots of talking
I have ben there
i live in that town
i waxs born 3291
😑