South Lake Washington History Ride
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- čas přidán 20. 07. 2024
- Join me on this virtual history ride around South Lake Washington.
Video transcription: docs.google.com/document/d/1t...
Route map: ridewithgps.com/routes/35499005
Jump to each stop:
0. Introduction 0:05
1. Black River Source 1:48
2. Will Rogers-Wiley Post Seaplane Base 3:23
3. Rainier Beach Station 4:30
4. Pritchard Island 6:30
5. Kubota Garden 7:22
6. Skyway Library 8:56
7. Henry Moses Honoring Pole 9:59
8. Black River Riparian Forest & Wetland 11:38
9. Waterworks Gardens 12:32
10. Four Cow Wide Tunnel 14:29
11. Burlington Northern Depot 15:25
12. Renton Coal Mine 16:42
13. Renton History Museum 18:23
14. Snoqualmie Falls Power Company Electric Substation 19:03
15. Denny-Renton Clay & Coal Company 19:41
16. Renton Library 21:02
17. Pacific Car & Foundry Company 21:46
18. Lake Washington Beach Park 23:31
19. Eastrail 24:30
20. Pop Quiz 26:51
21. Outroduction & Credits 27:17
Duwamish Tribe: www.duwamishtribe.org/
Renton History Museum: / rentonhistorymuseum
Overlays and animations were created by me using Adobe Flash, Illustrator, and Photoshop.
Final video was created in Wondershare Filmora X.
3D map imagery was created using Google Earth Pro.
Photos and videos taken by me used my iPhone 8, and GoPro HERO 7 Black.
Voiceover recordings were created using Apple's Voice Memos and GarageBand software.
Music is licensed through Soundstripe.
“Beckon”
Written & Performed by Matthew Wigton
“I Like Your Shirt”
Written by Bradley Jay Hill
Performed & Produced by Fairlight
“80’s And Chill”
Written by Mike Payne, Chris Bevins
Performed & Produced by Empyreal Glow
“Topanga”
Written, Performed, & Produced by Matthew Wigton
“Switchback”
Written by Matthew Wigton
Performed & Produced by Nu Alkemi$t
“Lost And Found”
Written & Performed by Adrian Dominic Walther
“Tricks”
Written by Mike Payne, Chris Bevins
Performed & Produced by Empyreal Glow
Very much appreciated. Well done thank you. Very interesting. It helps when you have references to a map and locations here in there in your videos so that we can find what you’re talking about and like there ourselves.
I’ve lived in South King County most of my life and I still learned a lot. Excellent job, Bob!
Awesome! I'm glad I could help you gain a little more knowledge of the area
Great work on this. Enjoying it even more on my second viewing. Thank You!
the skyway library, use to be a tin hut ,I remember walking up to the library with my mom getting a Babar) for her to read to me.
Excellent, thank you Bob!
Nice video! Love your channel! So much work put into these videos. I've been watching all of them and learning new things and new places to walk. I've been to almost all the spots you've shown and it's so cool to learn more about the history of the area. I subbed. Keep it up, these are awesome! Thank you!
Aw, thank you so much! I really enjoy making these videos, so I'll continue to make them as I can; always more places to explore!
Awesome video.
Very nice - thanks for the vid sir. Love all the history in the area and the ability to walk so many of the original rail corridors. I hope funding can be solidified to extend the Eastrail over the huge Wilburton trestle. But I do miss the dinner train - a young woman that would end up as my wife and I had a very nice dinner on that line.
Thank you for the kind words and for sharing your story. I moved to the area years after the dinner train was no more, but I am fascinated by the stories that folks in my video comments and in-person group history rides have told me.
Excellent! Thank you for putting in so much effort - it shows.
Thank you for the kind words.
Wow. Glad i found channel. awesome content
Thank you!
ahhhh!!! When the driver just entered Rainier Beach, in-between those two apartment buildings on each side of the road (Rainier Ave. min 4:29), when I had my paper-route, when I was 12 (HAA!), they had just finished building the one on the right (The Bayshore Apartments, I believe), and I delivered two apartments there (Sun. only), then I would turn left and head up Waters Ave., S. to my humble home, where my sisters were cooking pancakes and eggs. 😁
Oh wow, that really unlocked a strong memory for you! Thank you for sharing, though now I'm hungry for some home-cooked pancakes & eggs!
@@bobco85 he-heeee! I essentially lived at Pritchard from first light to just enough dark to get me back home, every summer. Rode my unicycle there and back from 64 to 69.
@@TW-lz3nd unicycle?! That's like a 50% off deal on a bicycle :)
@@bobco85 I bought that uni for ~$30 at a bike shop about halfway between Renton and RB. It was first thing I bought with my paper-route money. They came from England. I road it EVERYWHERE! My legs looked like the coyote's legs, after he ate "super pills", to get after the road runner.
Wonderful!
This is very well done.
Thank you!
Love your historical & educational videos!
Thank you!
Made it to the (He/Him), knew nothing interesting would follow.
Try to stay in the bike lanes, and off of the pedestrians side walks.