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Bay Area and Beyond with Paul
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Welcome to my RUclips channel. Here you will find a Californians unique perspective on living in the San Francisco Bay Area. I am obsessed with all the fantastic things in the Bay Area and Beyond, Museums, & all Attractions big, and small. I will show you a insiders prospective of Northern California. I have lived here over 50 years now and know a lot of amazing places and things to show you.
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Spirit Halloween full store walk 2024
A Spooky Spectacular Experience!
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#HauntedHouse
#SpookyVibes
#HalloweenDecor
#PumpkinCarving
#HalloweenParty
#GhostsAndGhouls
#ScaryMovies
#October31st
#HalloweenMakeup
#HauntedHalloween
#SpookyDecor
#HalloweenCrafts
#CreepyCreatures
#HalloweenTreats
#FrightNight
#halloween
#Halloween2024
#HalloweenFun
#SpookySeason
#TrickOrTreat
#HalloweenCostumes
#HauntedHouse
#SpookyVibes
#HalloweenDecor
#PumpkinCarving
#HalloweenParty
#GhostsAndGhouls
#ScaryMovies
#October31st
#HalloweenMakeup
#HauntedHalloween
#SpookyDecor
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#CreepyCreatures
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Surf’s up, tails are wagging at the World Dog Surfing Championships
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What an amazing day I had at this event. Yes, it was cold and yes I got my feet wet but I had a blast. I will definitely be back. The World Dog Surfing Championships (WDSC) is a unique and entertaining event held annually in Pacifica, California. It celebrates the fun and skill of dog surfing, attracting competitors and spectators from around the world. The WDSC is a competitive surfing event w...
Hidden Gem - Point San Pablo Bay Harbor 2024
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Hidden Gem - Point San Pablo Bay Harbor 2024
1.2 Million Pound Big Boy in Motion 2024
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1.2 Million Pound Big Boy in Motion 2024
BIG BOY UP4014 TEAM Q & A Roseville, CA
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BIG BOY UP4014 TEAM Q & A Roseville, CA
1.2 Million Pound Big Boy Steam Locomotive UP4014 in Oroville & Roseville, CA 2024
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1.2 Million Pound Big Boy Steam Locomotive UP4014 in Oroville & Roseville, CA 2024
Celebrating Independence Day in Coastal Style/Bolinas July 4th Parade 2024
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Celebrating Independence Day in Coastal Style/Bolinas July 4th Parade 2024
Epic Tug-of-War Showdown: Bolinas vs. Stinson Beach 2024
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Epic Tug-of-War Showdown: Bolinas vs. Stinson Beach 2024
"Exploring Haight Street: A Vibrant Walk Through San Francisco's Iconic Neighborhood"
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"Exploring Haight Street: A Vibrant Walk Through San Francisco's Iconic Neighborhood"
"San Francisco Pride Parade 2024 | Celebration of Love, Diversity, and Equality"
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"San Francisco Pride Parade 2024 | Celebration of Love, Diversity, and Equality"
Chugging Through Redwood Valley: A Day with the Miniature Steam Trains
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Chugging Through Redwood Valley: A Day with the Miniature Steam Trains
USS Hornet Memorial Day Ceremony 2024
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USS Hornet Memorial Day Ceremony 2024
Antique Arcade and a short walk around SF Fisherman's Wharf
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Antique Arcade and a short walk around SF Fisherman's Wharf
A quest for the hidden 1944 plane crash forest on Mt. Tamalpais
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A quest for the hidden 1944 plane crash forest on Mt. Tamalpais
Fanatec GT World Challenge Driver chat and walk 2024 Sonoma
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Fanatec GT World Challenge Driver chat and walk 2024 Sonoma
We used to live very close to this , with a membership. We would go all the time. But your video has shown me how much more sophisticated the facility has become, and I love it.Thanks!
how'd it get out of elden ring...
San Fran is the best Unbelievable how real
Good video, I'm from east Bay but out of Cali since 1991, used to ride my motorcycle through crocket & port costa back in 1984 when I was 18 & young & free, It always relaxed me driving through this area, thanks for the video & I learned a few things I never knew, plan on living out in California 6 months a year at retirement in a few years, I'll definitely take a walk around crocket, my brother used to work at the C&H plant, hopefully the C&H sign is still lit up at nite? Anyways, thanks for the cool video
@brianelsobkershner418 Sounds like you and I are the same age. I'm 59 and rode my motorcycle around Marin County. At the time, my bike was a Yamaha RD350. I'm glad you enjoyed my video. Thank you for watching. My next video coming up is Tiburon.
That goat said not to mind the sign
Like the Circus Clown near entrance. Like all the masks. Like Bates Motel sign that lights up. Need to check the store near me.
7:14 Mike's down, he's go-getting when you least expect it.
Good video Paul.
I came through Satomi and Coda who are from Japan🇯🇵 Thank you for the taking video which I really enjoyed it😊 Love dogs and I wish I could be there next year!!
@@minaty237 I'm from a small town north of San Francisco called Novato. I'm glad you enjoyed my video. Thank you for watching.
Great job with the video brother😊💙🐾🐕
@@derbycalifornia8187 Thank you so much. I'm glad you enjoyed my video. I appreciate your comment.
when are we going to check out the hanging tree.
@@ilovegir Tell me more... I don't know about that.
I'm amazed at how good they surf! Plenty of participants. I like the slo-mo shots. The fog on the hills is pretty too.
@@woodypope7421 There were whales also but too far out.
It would be nice to see them Build a new Cab Forward from the ground up.
@@samuelh5567 That would be great, but I fear it will never happen. Maybe there's a chance as they did rebuild the Big Boy.
Saying "Man that thing's big" is a little understatement - that thing is absolutely enormous
@RichardMitchell-ut1uc You got that right, Richard
Amazing that partial throttle will wheel slip under 1.2 million pounds.
@@timgreen4137 It was awesome being there.
Seriously? They were racing?
How is it during early January?
@@mad-meh2719 The average snowfall is 68"
The Bofors fired a 40mm shell, not a 20mm.
That's a big one.
It's an M543A2 Wrecker
Thank you for your truck knowledge.
What is the easiest way to buy ferry tickets?
@@virginiaromero4426 There's a kiosk at the terminal.
What a BEAST!!!
breathless
I totally agree!!
After the USS Forrestal Fire, the summer of '66, all personnel going to the fleet got two weeks of Damage Control and Fire Control training. Damage Control was its own rate (job). But the first explosions took out many trained personnel and the forward fire main system. The untrained crew did what they could but, their lack of knowledge was harmful. AFFF Light water (foam) was laid down and the crew washed the protective foam away. The school was in Norfolk, VA., and has been shifted to Great Lakes, Ill.. It's given in boot, I think. It's now classified. Great Lakes has; boot camp. Then it has 'main side' (technical) and 'hospital side' (medical). The DC (Damage Controlman) was merged with HT (Hull Technician) but I don't know the date such happened. RUclips has the USN 15 minute training film 'Learn or Burn' and two documentaries on that fire. 9 major holes in the flight deck and burning fuel pouring through the holes. John McCain was not the cause. The cause was another pilot in a different aircraft not following procedures.
@@GeorgeLittle-uu4jq Wow, thank you for all your knowledge and great stories.
@@Bayareaandbeyond777 You're more than welcome. Glad it was of use. I should have stated the technical schools and the hospital schools were all main side; although each had its own area with enlisted clubs. Boot camp was across a road. If you wash the protective foam away then fire can spread to that area. I believe 400 crew members died. Other ships came along side and were spraying water to douse the flight deck fires and pick up people who had to jump into the water (from 90 feet) to escape the fires. Weapons modules were not to be plugged into the aircraft until it was at the catapult (safety). A pilot wanted to save a few seconds and plugged the weapons modules into the aircraft. So, the engines were started via an external cart. Then the pilot flipped the aircraft power from external to internal. It generated a voltage spike which jumped to the weapons cable. The voltage spike set off a Zuni rocket which traveled across the flight deck and hit other ordinance loaded aircraft fully loaded with jet fuel. They also had ammo stacked around the area (got careless). They also had fired off so much ammo (bombs, missiles) that bombs from WWII were sent to the ship. That stuff wasn't as well protected in a fire than the modern stuff. So, the Captain wanted that stuff off his ship as fast as possible. The untrained crew had to read the instructions before they could use the OBA's (oxygen breathing apparatus). The oxygen canister was in a asbestos lined cavity assembly worn on the chest. It gave you 1 hour of oxygen. You set a mechanical timer to 45 minutes. That gives you 15 minutes to get to the open air. The canisters heat to 600F., and they get dumped into a 30 gallon metal trash can filled with fresh water. If there's *any* grease in it the whole thing will explode right next to you. Slam in a fresh canister and go back in. Even with a Navy regulation beard you cannot get a tight seal on the face mask. You'll get some smoke infiltration. And in a smoke filled compartment you can't see a thing other than the flames. So you'd be working via touch. Beards were eliminated about 1980. The threat environment had gotten even deadlier. Which is why the training changed so dramatically and is now classified. I think it was the USS Fitzgerald which had a ship collide into a berthing compartment. Killed, I believe, 10. Pictures were taken and I've read they've incorporated that into the Damage Control Training.
A great exhibit Paul. I like Egyptian stuff. Such a large display on this theme. Justin the moderator knows his stuff. So many exotic birds. Black Jack is awesome.
I'm glad you enjoyed it. It was fun seeing the property and meeting Justin.
Holy Moly what a great place! Thanks for the t-shirt art plug. Never knew goats have rectangle irises? I'm glad for some drone footage! A really neat place!
Yes, it is a crazy place. It was super windy that day so not a lot of drone flying.
I have a friend who was a crewmember on the Potomac, and I have been aboard twice on cruises around SF Bay.
@@stinker43 Very cool.
Amazing and beautiful Train.. Great shots Paul 👍👍
@manuelsantiago6133 Thank you! It was amazing seeing it rolling by.
Was you ever in quibec launchin timber on the deck, where you break your bleedin neck rideing on a donkey. Way-hay away we go Donkey rideing Donkey rideing Way-hay away we go rideing on a Donkey.
Beautiful Train
This was breathtaking being next to it.
And there was even a Caboose, eh?
Yes!!!
The 'smokeless' steam locomotive. Yawn.
Wow! More Big Boy! Good stuff!! I like the throaty whistle sound it makes.
That wheelslip...
2:13 I am a member of this club, and I was at the controls of this Big Boy. Don't know if you saw it, but it was stopped because, most likely, the signal right in front of it was red and then went yellow. We are slowly building a signal system on the layout, with most of 1 main line finished. Thanks for visiting us when Big Boy came to town, and feel free to come around again any time!
@VeritechCEO It was nice seeing your layout. I enjoyed it aalong. If I'm in the area again, I will stop by again.
Good one Paul! A big model train layout is always fun.
Nice layout and train collection Paul, I enjoyed that trip. I suspect you add the locomotive sounds huh?
@woodypope7421 Yes, on the sound
Awesome. Majestic. Powerful. Iconic.
Saw two of these leave Paine field in WA early spring I think it was? Same paint and look so must have been marines. Tripped me out cause I thought they weren't in service anymore. Thanks for sharing
@@snakeriverroute Thanks for watching.
Beautiful layout Paul. Big Boys were great! Some had engine sound, were any of those HO gauge?
The first group of trains are HO gauge. Then N scale and the last was G scale.
She's a big beast
Good coverage Paul!
That's beauty
Bring it to Ohio I'm trane lover steam that is
They’re not. It’s never going to Ohio. UP doesn’t even have trackage there.
That's a black african face. No doubt!
Wheel slip
Where's the 4014 loco?
@@BradHouser It was behind me
Impressive Paul! It is so elegant! Tiny caboose is funny. You look very hot, your face is red. Hydrate. Model T, your great grandfather had one of these. Very good video Paul!!
I was constantly drinking water, but at 113, what can you do.
Union Pacific 3985! update!
my dad was at a Nike base at Ft. Story Va. also we liked in Okinawa where he worked on Nikes. The Jeep you referred to is actually a deuce and a half truck {2.5 tons}
Thank you for your knowledge about the truck! Thank you to your dad for his service.
I’m in my room and I can hear the train horn from that thing
That horn was music to my ears!