15 MOST Isolated Buildings and Structures on Earth
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- čas přidán 28. 10. 2022
- Most people have neighbors. Whether they’re living on top of you through paper-thin walls or even a mile down the road, there’s always someone to ask for a cup of sugar. But that’s most people. Then there are those who don’t have anybody nearby. Maybe they’re living alone on a remote island or in a home that can only be reached by boat, these places are totally out there! So join us for today’s video, where we count down the top 15 most isolated buildings and structures on earth.
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I find the Svalbard seed vault to be super interesting. 223 countries have seeds in there with India having the most. Even North Korea deposited seeds.
So great! very fascinating. I must say.
wow thank you for the thumbnail..... proud Bhutanese here ❤️🇧🇹❤️ and it's not in Tibet though
I'm surprised that he didn't list the Antarctic Pole of Inaccessibility research station. As if the location wasn't remote enough, it's also been buried in the ice.
If you have a Jeep or other good 4x4, it’s easy to get to Crystal Mill. Just don’t go past there unless you have a group familiar with that mountain pass
I can't even wrap my head around these places. #12 is nauseating, #13 how did they build it?? So many of these places had me asking that same question over and over. Fantastic post, really enjoyable but I have to say I will never see these places. They are not for the weak. Great post thanks for sharing :o)
Love your videos, thank you x
the island #15 belongs to the actors in top gear / in euope / england / but the actor that owns the island is richard hammond from top gear
I visited Iceland earlier this year and took a ferry to westman islands. So the first think about that island is that in that archipelago there are a total of 4 islands which look extremely similar to the one you showed(with one house on them). 2: the house was visited by a youtuber ryan trahan and it is possible to sleep there for a few days. 3: almost all of the islands with houses are owned by farmers who bring sheep there every summer and they most likely built these houses
I like your picture, how long do you keep your hair? I find that attractive, please describe it?
11:30 This power plant looks like it would be more at home for 'The Postman.'
The Crystal Mill is in Colorado? And to think that Lauren Bobble-head might have jurisdiction there...😳😳😳
the 1st house is a B&B now
This vid is good
Would be bliss
I would love to visit a lot of these places
Wow, very fascinating. I must say.
I like your picture, how long do you keep your hair? I find that attractive, please describe it?
Don't you mean "Antarctic" winters @ 9:49. So you know.
King Island, Alaska
1:27 "no one but the island itself knows"? So the person/people that built it don't know?
You'd have to ask them.... Oh wait.. They're dead.
I wonder how many monks were monks because they were not interested in marrying, having kids, having sex at all or having it with women. I'm not saying monks were usually gay at all, just that if I were a gay man, who was faced with being forced by family to marry in those old days, I would definitely rather be a monk, and be left alone to deal with my inclinations by myself instead of being burnt at the stake for being what was considered then of being "unnatural"! At least a lot safer! I read that for hundreds of years convents were set up outside the walls of Paris to deal with unwanted extra daughters who couldn't be kept at home, were for some reason unmarketable for a decent husband, etc., until each convent developed reputations for being different environments that had little to do with the religion. Some were populated by titled and/or wealthy women, and kept up with royal gossip and visited family/royalty often, some were practically prisons, for punishing errant girls, and fantastic convents developed for those interested in music, writing religious poetry, that attracted the artistically inclined. I think I would have gone that route if I lived then, so much more interesting than marrying some stranger and being pregnant for 20 years, on average...
The wicked flee when no man pursueth?
The type of homes you see in anime
You can see one of the kingdom in the srianka name seegiriya
First comment baaaaaaaby!
It's not at 7,900 ft, it's at 7,900 meters, the VLT. is. Several other mistakes in the Crystal Shack essay as well.
He mispronounced 3 important words as well... This channel is full of mistakes, including their channel name... But the jist of it all is tolerable.
Nice picture, would you happen to be a lady with very long hair? I find that quite attractive, please describe it?
@@danielobrien1571 It's Lily Tomlin, as the character she created, the phone operator.
@@happydays2300 Yes, I'm quite familiar with Tomlin and her characters, but I'm asking if you're a female and if so do you wear your hair long? I admire ladies that grow and keep their hair Rapunzel length which is most attractive to me so if you're a lady describe your hair as well as yourself and if not I'll bid you a good day and a great life.
@@danielobrien1571 lmfao troll
14:27 Marchant... Third word you've mispronounced in this video alone 😂
I wish he would get to the point
Who is the narrator?
I like your picture, how long do you keep your hair? I find that attractive, please describe it?
Paro taksang monestry is not in Tibet. It's in Bhutan. Paro city.
I have been there.
Chris Kane showed Jimmy Page how to resurrect aleister crowley.
Why would anyone want to resurrect Alistair Crowley?? He was a total nut who was pathetically addicted to drugs that ended up causing him to become completely psychotic and a mass of sexual diseases..what could anyone do with that?! Crowley's made up religion was a failure over and over, no matter how much he moved it around. He was always trying to get money and fame and have sex all the time, and like Scientology's father, found that starting your own weird religion will attract people with money, and they will also give you most of it, even when your beliefs make zero sense. There will ALWAYS be people who believe and will go for it...
No he didn't
@@lorileew2337 yes he did
@@christineparis5607 it's called a sense of humor try to develop one
@@lorileew2337 happy Halloween it's just a joke.
I enjoyed learning about these places but the narrator's smug religious comments will draw me away from this channel.