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@@thomasjake3920 thank you very much

you are correct about the potatoes. I must have been lied to about the piles of "dirt". I know nothing about the process of making the sugar. I drove for Transystems for only three seasons and have never worked in the factory as I assume you have. Which factory do you work in? But where is the real dirt; they must clean the beets, right, or does the PCC pile also contain the dirt?? Also, I think most people who watch this are ignorant about everything to do with farming and sugar making, so what does it matter much if the digger is for potatoes or beets? You are probably too young to remember when potatoes were put in sacks by workers in the field who picked them up from the ground by hand. Harvesting has come a long way since I was a kid in the 1950s and 60s. Most of my adult time was spent bombing babies in Vietnam, working at Boeing and the phone company in Puget Sound and a little bit here in Idaho since moving back 20 years ago after retiring.

@ there is some dirt in the lime piles, most of the dirt gets hauled back out by the growers as they haul beets in. The rest goes out with the wash water and then into settling ponds and is eventually returned or sold as part of the water treatment process. Beet factories are remarkably efficient. From what I know about the lime piles is there is only limited use for it, I read somewhere that some of it used in asphalt or road construction. I’ve never understood why the pile at twin falls is so large compared to one the one at Paul. I apologize if I was rude, I get tired of watching videos that appear interesting then are full of mis-information. My 6 year old is very interested in where other foods come from and how they are made (she only sees us raise hay & barley, and my brother who works on a spud farm) so this week we’ve been watching about sugar. I’d just watched a part of video about sugar cane that was awful, then watched an Amalgamated Sugar video then yours was suggested. I worked several beet harvests with a roommate from college 15+ years ago in American Falls. At the time I wasn’t sure what to do after college and looked into working at the Paul plant. got a tour and applied for an internship and then I had some major health issues and that drastically changed my plans.

Yes we were!

oh .. hey i grew up in Mountain home .. I love Idaho .

1977 using 8mm silent film.

Bell bottom long pants 😄😆😁😀 yeah 1977

Thanks for watching. It too bad I didn't have sound with these old 8mm films. Seems like another life! That baby boy is going on 53 now!!

@@terrynelson2385 No problem . How is he lady in the video doing ???

That 76 year woman is the baby's mother and she is in the latest video I posted "She gets blown up".

@@terrynelson2385 Glad to know that they`re both alive and doing fine . :)

Thanks. It would have been nice to have had sound.

This is from 1990 and the equipment was older than that. I think they were all Motorola.

Cougar is east of Seattle and is several hundred feet above the valley below. There is another mountain called "Tiger Mt".

"Ham Radio" two way radio repeater system. Did you watch all of the video?

@@terrynelson2385 I was interrupted and did not finish it. I am now. Thank you

Thanks. It was interesting to be part of that group.

Yes, its the area between Hwy 410 and US 12. There is a feeding station on the north side of highway 12 before the junction of Hwy 410. From the feeding station (Oak Creek) you can drive up to Cougar Canyon and on to Bethel Ridge and then on down to Hwy 410 where the gas station and restaurant are. That is the main area we used to hunt in. But it has been many years since I've been there. I have other videos that show hunting and feeding the elk. If I remember correctly the gas station was called the "Wood shed".

Yes, they are great. The F18s are interesting. I think I like the F4s better when they used to fly those. My Navy squadron went to El Centro, California for gunnery training where the Blue Angles had their winter home at that time, 55 years ago! Thanks for watching.

If I remember right (this was 1988) my Aunt Caroline did fry those fish up. We were all visiting them when we lived in Washington State. I was using my father's VHS camera. My father died earlier that year, he was 68 years old. So far I've outlived him by 8 years (did you watch my tractor video?) Thanks RIP.

@@terrynelson2385 will Check it out Terry

Are you sure you don't want some? Well then, I'll have to push some on down to Picayune. Ole Rip should want some more after getting a few white flakes recently. Thanks Blaine

maybehaps the rope is part of the radiation! Don't care anymore. Not active. it makes a good Utube video right. So go make your own.

thanks

Thank you.

Thanks, I'm not active anymore, but thought this might be interesting video. Looks like you have a great antenna system.

I've got many videos on UTube and more to come as time goes on. ruclips.net/channel/UCczVdVK2h0SZkXNpm_6JhTw

It's an interesting process

Thanks Rip

Yes it is. I'm glad I converted them. Thanks.

Thanks Richard

Indeed. Unfortunately a lot of good hunting area is owned or controlled by rich and hunting clubs. I don't hunt anymore because of health problems, oh well it was fun when I could.

Thank you