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An eclectic collection of short original films, as well as unique first-hand videos on travel and history.
Duniway Grade School - Class of '65
Group photo of Duniway Grade School graduates at 2019 Cleveland High School Reunion, with accompanying grade school yearbook photos.
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Sovereign Hill - Australia's Ultimate Living Museum
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Sovereign Hill is a living history museum that brings to life the excitement of Australia's 1850s gold rush. It is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Victoria, and a great destination for anyone who loves history, adventure, and fun. In Sovereign Hill you can watch street theatres, ride on horse coaches, and get the opportunity to get photographed with costumed ladies and gents on M...
Shanty Town - Experience New Zealand's Gold Rush Era
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Shanty Town Heritage Park is a tourist attraction in New Zealand that recreates a 19th-century gold-mining town. It has over 30 historic buildings, a steam train, a museum, a sawmill, a gold panning area, and more. You can learn about the history and culture of the West Coast region and the pioneers who searched for gold there. It is located near Greymouth and Hokitika on New Zealand's West Coa...
Auckland, New Zealand
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Auckland is a large and diverse city in the North Island of New Zealand. It is the most populous city in the country, with about 1.5 million people living in the urban area. It is also known as the City of Sails, because of its many harbors and sailing activities. Auckland has a lot to offer for visitors, from natural attractions like beaches, islands, volcanoes, and forests, to cultural and hi...
The Highway from Hell to Mount Doom - Just Heavenly !
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The drive from Whanganui, New Zealand, to Mount Ngauruhoe is one of the North Island's most scenic routes. The route passes through stunning pastoral locations and offers beautiful views of the countryside, with steep, grass-covered emerald-green hills dotted with sheep. The route covers approximately 165 miles and takes around 3-1/2 hours. "Mount Doom" is the fictional mountain from J.R.R. Tol...
Melbourne - The World's Most Livable City
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Melbourne has been ranked as the most livable city in Australia and one of the top three in the world, with high marks for its culture, nature, and fine lifestyle, as well as its diverse and multicultural population. Some of the factors that make Melbourne a great place to live are its vibrant arts and entertainment scene, its excellent public transport system, its green spaces and parks, its q...
Australia's Amazing Northern Territory
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The Northern Territory is an amazing place to visit, whether you are looking for adventure, culture, nature, or history. With its rich Aboriginal culture, stunning natural wonders, and vibrant urban life, there is much to see and do. The Northern Territory is a vast and diverse region of Australia, covering more than 1.3 million square kilometers. With a population of only 246,000 people, it is...
A Beauty Called New Zealand
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New Zealand is renowned for its stunning and diverse natural beauty. Its serene landscapes offer a sense of tranquility and rejuvenation that many find soothing to the soul. On the South Island, its deep glacier lakes, verdant valleys, dazzling fjords, and spectacular snowcapped peaks of the Southern Alps make the South Island a place of unmatched beauty. The North Island is famous for its beau...
How to Roll Down a Hill in a Giant Hamster Ball!
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In Rotorua, New Zealand, you can roll down a hill inside the specially designed H2OGO giant inflatable ball. The ball is designed so the rider(s) remain right-side up at all times and never experience dizziness. On warm days, the H2OGO is partially filled with cool water as you roll down the slope. On cool days, the ball is partially filled with warm water. Up to three people can ride the ball ...
Stunning Arthur's Pass - A Scenic Journey Across New Zealand's Southern Alps
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Driving across New Zealand's southern alps through Arthur's Pass is a memorable and rewarding adventure that showcases the beauty and diversity of New Zealand's landscape and culture. It is one of the most stunning drives in New Zealand, and a must-do for anyone who loves nature and road trips. Arthur's Pass is a mountain pass at an elevation of 739m (2,425ft) above the sea level, located on th...
Sydney's Secrets and Surprises
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Sydney is a fascinating city with a lot of history, culture, and attractions. Sydney is the oldest and largest city in Australia, founded in 1788 as a British penal colony. It is home to the Sydney Opera House, one of the most iconic buildings in the world. The opera house took 14 years and 10,000 workers to complete the construction. Sydney is also home to the Sydney Harbour Bridge, nicknamed ...
Life Behind Bars: The Dark Secrets of Port Arthur
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Port Arthur was a penal colony located on the Australian island of Tasmania. It operated from 1830 until 1877 and housed some of the most hardened criminals from Britain and Ireland. Surrounded by water and deemed inescapable, it was considered one of the harshest prisons of its time, because of its isolation and use of psychological punishment. A narrow isthmus connecting it to mainland Tasman...
The Magnificent Sydney Opera House
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The Sydney Opera House is a performing arts center in Sydney, Australia. It stands as a symbol of Australia's culture and heritage and is widely considered one of the world's most famous and unique buildings. The Sydney Opera House is not just an opera house, but a multi-purpose performing arts center with seven venues, including a concert hall, a drama theater, a playhouse, a studio, a forecou...
Dancing With Legends: Exploring Māori Culture
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The Māori people are the indigenous Polynesian inhabitants of New Zealand who arrived by canoe, from East Polynesia, in the early and mid 14th-century. Over centuries of isolation, the Māori developed a distinctive culture, including their own language, mythology, crafts and performing arts.
Milford Sound's Stormy Splendor (in 4K)
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Milford Sound is a stunning fiord in New Zealand's South Island, known for its high rainfall and dramatic scenery. It is one of the world's top travel destinations. Milford Sound is one of the wettest places on earth, with an average annual rainfall of 6,813 mm (268 inches). It rains on about 182 days a year, and sometimes more than 250 mm (10 inches) of rain can fall in a single day. The rain ...
Dangling Legs on Puffing Billy: A Fun and Scenic Ride on Australia’s Heritage Steam Train
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Dangling Legs on Puffing Billy: A Fun and Scenic Ride on Australia’s Heritage Steam Train
Discovering the Elegance of the Regal Princess - In 4K
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Discovering the Elegance of the Regal Princess - In 4K
Shotover Canyon Jet Boating: The Ultimate Thrill Ride
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Shotover Canyon Jet Boating: The Ultimate Thrill Ride
The Pit Walk at the 24 Hour Le Mans auto race
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The Pit Walk at the 24 Hour Le Mans auto race
World's Best Dye, Milk and Detergent Experiment Ever Filmed
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World's Best Dye, Milk and Detergent Experiment Ever Filmed
Carnival "Panorama" Mexican Riviera Cruise
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Carnival "Panorama" Mexican Riviera Cruise
How to Survive Driving in Italy as an American tourist: Tips and Tales from the Road!
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How to Survive Driving in Italy as an American tourist: Tips and Tales from the Road!
Visiting Amalfi by ferry from Salerno - via the Amalfi Coast!
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Visiting Amalfi by ferry from Salerno - via the Amalfi Coast!
Fascinating Papa Westray and its Neolithic Knap of Howar and other ancient sites!
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Fascinating Papa Westray and its Neolithic Knap of Howar and other ancient sites!
The Unbelievable Flavian Amphitheatre in Pozzuoli
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The Unbelievable Flavian Amphitheatre in Pozzuoli
The Intriguing Orkney Islands - A Look Back at Neolithic Times
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The Intriguing Orkney Islands - A Look Back at Neolithic Times
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the owl did not change logging policy. the sierra clubbers killed of whole swaths of the timber corps in many states with FAKE info. as this owl has been found living in large billboards and lit up store signs. so now the cost of lumber to build homes had sky rocketed then… wonder who made a killing in profit from this?
The "Win With Taft" button is not foe William Howard Taft, but for his son Robert Taft.
No sweat 😁
The music is so repetitive.
We have made a newer video, with additional footage from a second visit, as well as new music. You may wish to check out our "81stainless" channel's "RUINS OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE" playlist for more videos on ancient Roman sites. Thanks for watching.
That was a fun show. I tabled there!
Велики Арарат легендарнии Киликия калибел замков
Thanks for posting, saw some footage I hadn't seen before. Well done.
Thanks for watching. This was an amazing time in our Pacific NW history.
At 6:49， the lady on the left has a hole on her clothes close to her foot. Inside the hole, a support pole can be seen. I believe the whole statue was built with cement concrete.
How interesting. We are just tourists, so are definitely not experts. I think this piece was part of a bench. I googled this question and got a reply that the Romans didn't usually use cement for sculptures, etc. Just for buildings. The support pole could just be to hold the piece together? Interesting though. You may want to check out our playlist for "Ruins of the Roman Empire" for more examples of Roman artifacts. Such an amazing civilization.
@@81STAINLESS : There is another way to find whether the sculpture was not carved from stone: to knock on the arms or legs or belly or chest to see if you will get an echo. About the Roman Ruins, I have visited a lot on You Tube. I saw holes on broken arms of human statues; I also commented that the statue was built with cement, not carved from solid stone.
I grew up in McKenzie Bridge, Oregon and I remember Ralph and Marvel Teeters. They went to McKenzie Bridge Christian Church. I remember going to their house a few times. Ralph Teeters showed me his dark-room. I thought he only did black and white photography. I would love to see more of his photographs, especially the black and white ones. I was on the annual staff at McKenzie High School, and developed black and white pictures for the senior annual in 1982. Ralph Teeters was a great inspiration to me. I would love to learn more about him.
Really glad you got to see these. Send me an email at "redsky713 at gmail.com" and we can talk further.
I grew up in McKenzie Bridge, and I remember your Aunt and Uncle. They went to McKenzie Bridge Christian Church. I remember going to their house a few times. Your Uncle showed me his dark-room. I thought he only did black and white photography. I would love to see more of his photographs, especially the black and white ones. I was on the annual staff at McKenzie High School, and developed black and white pictures for the senior annual in 1982. Your Uncle was a great inspiration to me. I would love to learn more about him.
And remember, it is NOT pronounced, KALA--KALA! It is....ka-LAka-LA ONE WORD.
I think Bly is SE of Klamath Falls.
Nicely done
Thanks Tom! I haven't seen any of our Duniway classmates in nearly 60 years because I went to Central Catholic instead of Cleveland. However, Molly S. has invited me to the next Cleveland reunion in August. Hope to see you there!
Ostia Antica is a beautiful place to visit! Highly recommend!
It really is! Thinking of going back, because there is so much to see and difficult to see everything in one day. A wonderful experience wandering through the ancient streets of Ostia.
its awesome........
Thanks for watching!
It seems that the King of Sweden was no student of history or he wouldn’t have made the same mistakes with his flagship that Henry Vlll of England made when the English heavily modified their pride and joy, The Mary Rose which had made it’s maiden voyage in 1511. At least she had served for 25 years before being substantially rebuilt in 1536, she sailed in this heavier and bulkier form until 1546 when she sank fighting the French in similar unpredictable weather conditions, apparently caught by a huge gust as she was talking sharply with all gun decks open. To this day there is no definitive evidence to explain this incident which must have been world shattering to the nation. Luckily, shipbuilders took mush greater care with such things as centre of gravity and positioning of gravity, shown by the 18th Century British warship HMS Victory now sited at Portsmouth Royal Naval Docks for all and sundry to board and examine.
Reading the history of the Vasa and why she sank is very interesting. There are comments about the king adding an additional row of guns after the ship was almost completed. Also some who were building the ship had concerns that it was top heavy, but no-one was willing to tell the king. Thanks for watching and commenting.
What a beautiful tribute to an uncle you never knew... Yet we know how his eye saw our beautiful state!, thank you do much for sharing these!!
Glad you enjoyed it. Was so glad I could share his beautiful photos with the world.
That was great. Who did the music?
Glad you enjoyed it! CZcams has fairly large selection of music that you can use. Although it is also very important to select the best music to go with the video. You may wish to check out our "81stainless" CZcams channel and its Playlists. We have a variety of videos, mostly travel and special interest videos. Thanks for watching.
A truly magic spot - well done.
An amazing site. Once in a lifetime trip really.
One of Tartaria's best
It was lovely to see it in this fashion... a place I've always wanted to go now visited vicariously through you. Thanks
We are glad you enjoyed it. You may also wish to check out another one of our videos on our "81stainless" channel - "Fascinating Papa Westray and its Neolithic Knap of Howar and other ancient sites!" Thanks for watching.
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Great little video. It is nice to see this type of picture, plus your duration of showing a scene is spot on, along with nice oration. Thank you for your time and effort to bring us your videos.
Again, glad you enjoyed it. We are drawn to Roman buildings and artifacts whenever we travel. You may wish to check out our CZcams channel - "81stainless" and specifically the Playlist for "Ruins of the Roman Empire", where we have posted 12 videos on our visits to historic Roman sites and museums. Thanks so much for watching!
@@81STAINLESS Super. I am slowly going through your channel. :) I see that you have been to the Orkney Islands. I live in South Africa while my sister lives in Stromness so I have visited the Islands a few times now and absolutely loved them.
While touring Italy is interesting, my husband and I really enjoyed visiting the peaceful and mystical Orkney Islands. Just to stand in the Knap of Howar and at Skara Brae - 5,000-year-old civilizations! Amazing.
Nicely done. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it. You may also wish to check out one of our related videos called "The Awesome Artifacts of Pompeii" which highlights some of the amazing Roman art displayed in an exhibit called "Art and Sensuality in the Houses of Pompeii" which ran until September of 2023. Thanks for watching.
this beautiful summer villa was Poppea´s favorite house between all her extended possesions.
It was such an interesting place to visit. I believe it originally was closer to the bay, and had magnificent views - which would have made it even more beautiful. Thanks for watching.
Yes breathtaking is the word !!!!
Glad you enjoyed it. You may wish to check out our CZcams channel's (81stainless) playlist for "Ruins of the Roman Empire" for more videos of Roman artifacts. Thanks for watching.
lol !!!!! You are too funny!!!
Most liveable is Vienna mate
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Very enjoyable video.
Glad you enjoyed it! We certainly enjoyed visiting the Northern Territory. You may also wish to check out the "AUSTRALIA" playlist on our "81stainless" CZcams Channel for additional videos on Australia. Thanks for watching.
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Good video. Please allow one clarification; The King at the time was named (in Swedish), "Gustaf II Adolf", The English use the Latin form as, "Gustavus Adolphus . (1594-1632), king of Sweden 1611-32. His domestic reforms laid the foundation for the modern Swedish state. Founded Tartu (Dorpat) University in Estonia. Brilliant military strategist much admired by Napoleon.
Thank you for the correction. We did add a "NOTE" to the description field about the error. Unfortunately, it is impossible to edit a CZcams video once you have uploaded it. We are not historians, but we do not like to post incorrect information. You may wish to check out some of our playlists on our "81stainless" channel. We enjoy visiting historical and "ancient" sites. Thanks for watching!
Thank you for sharing your journey!
Thanks for watching!
Beautiful City and Amezing Photography
Glad you enjoyed it. We love visiting Sydney! You may wish to check out our channel's ("81stainless") playlists for more videos about Australia and other countries we have visited. Thanks for watching.
Nice videos I will visit Sydney in a few months
Glad you enjoyed it. Sydney is a lovely city to visit and there is so much to do. You will love it! You may wish to check out our channel's playlists for more videos about Australia and other countries we have visited. Thanks for watching.
I was disappointed when I saw it in Sydney. It looked bigger in Finding Nemo 🐠
Hms victory is from the 18th century in England... But its much better condition and you can walk through it
I rode on that diving bell and was terrified.
Wonderful
Just beautiful. Going to see her this weekend :) Thank you for posting.
Glad you enjoyed it. It was interesting that we didn't fully appreciate the beauty of the ship until we looked at our photos after we got home. The reflections of the lights on the marble and polished wood were amazing. Enjoy your cruise!
Who builds those boats ?
According to their website, in 2002 to 2004, Shotover Jet developed and implemented a new fleet of twin-engine Jet Boats to replace its existing fleet of single-engine boats. These highly specialized boats were designed specifically for the Shotover River Canyons.
Can you imagine the amount of unwashed, non toilet paper wiped asses seated there over and over for years... Prob didn't bathe daily either. Nasty like Indias train tracks
Historians believe they used sponges for cleaning. Also it is believed that Romans followed a daily bathing routine, as evidenced by the large number of baths found throughout the ancient city. Thanks for watching.
Would love to mow the grass, put a few roofs and walls.. cozy place to live
It should be mandated that all videos about Rome use the Hans Zimmer "Gladiator" theme. I'm sure we're all in agreement.
The "Gladiator" music does work well, although some viewers have found it a bit monotonous.
I want to go there! Thank you for the video!
The Orkney Islands are an incredible place to visit. You may wish to also check out our video of Orkney's Papa Westray - which has two stone houses which are even older than Skara Brae: "Fascinating Papa Westray and its Neolithic Knap of Howar and other ancient sites!" Thanks for watching.
Reminds me of a very pleasant visit on a January day, a few years ago. What's really wonderful is that mosaics and statues are open to view, right there in front of you, as you turn a corner. I spent an hour sitting in the amphitheatre in winter sunshine, listening to Bob Dylan! Amazing place!
Yes, Ostia Antica is a remarkable place to experience what a Roman town might have been like so many centuries ago. We loved wandering around, never knowing what you might find around the next corner. You may also wish to check out our playlist on "Ruins of the Roman Empire" which features more videos on ancient roman sites. Thanks for watching.