World Unearthed I visited Craco about 3 years ago when I lived and worked in Matera the views are amazing From on top. If you ever have the chance to visit southern Italy the Basilicata region has some beautiful places.
The pollution that has seeped into the soil in and around that ship breaking yard has to be immense. Cancerous asbestos probably falls like snow everywhere. I feel so sorry for those poor people who have no other way to make a living, but to immerse themselves into this deadly environment daily, without safety equipment, for a pittance of wages. The profiteers who are taking advantage of all of these unfortunate individuals deserve to be shot for crimes against humanity.
a majority of the scrap iron they process there ends up over here in America as rebar for concrete, found that out several years ago, crazy ain't it, I think they make 25 -30 cents a day I could be wrong that though
Richard Mercer To tell you the truth it may be even less in some places. It's just a hair above slave labor. I saw a documentary on, I believe, PBS and it showed the squalor that these poor people live in who are the employees. Ship breaking is usually a family affair as generation after generation struggles to maintain some sort of existence. In these countries, a job that pays almost nothing is far better than to have no job at all. They aren't provided any safety equipment and their rate of blindness is extremely high from not having goggles to use with the many cutting torches being used. For the majority, blindness comes at an early age. Many don't even have shoes. If you suffer any debilitating injury, tough luck. There is always someone there to take your place. There's no benefits or health care. The company owners are corrupt and pay off any government officials who may go to investigate deaths that have occurred at the job site. (That shouldn't be surprising.) The company owners will make millions while those doing all of the labor get paid virtually nothing during their short careers. It's criminal and the importation of the steel products, such as the rebar that you mentioned, is difficult to trace as of it's true origin. Again, because of the corruption that exists.
Richard Mercer It's truly a shame that these owners, through greed, prefer to allow their employees to suffer rather than to invest a small percentage of their huge gain to prevent or relieve it.
+William Charles it's threads like this, that make RUclips a true gem regarding obtaining knowledge, thank you both for the information and it's truly unfortunate, hopefully, change will come about sooner than later
My dad had a friend who was flying over England in the late 1970's or early 1980's when he was forced to land.I can't remember if it was due to weather or engine trouble, but he landed on what looked like a closed runway. While waiting for help he went into a building where he found what looked like a briefing room. On the black board were plans for a bombing mission, the date on the board was 8 May 1945. He said it looked like they all just got up and left the room, not even bothering to erase the aborted plans for that days flight. I like to imagine that someone ran into the room with good news while the briefing was still taking place and everyone cheered and left, going home to hug their wives and kids, thankful they had survived the war. After they celebrated with their families they never again thought of the briefing room they were in when the war ended.
1:07 [German accent] "Franz! Let us make eine very large penis on top of ze American building!" "Jaaah! Das ist ein fantastisch idee Heinz! Zey will never notice."
i wonder. with those abandoned airfields could you buy any of the crashed planes for restoration purposes? or would they tell you to go away and not bother them?
brizbən Bris - like fris from frisbee bane - is a short "bn" sound without any real vowel sound. Google translate's playback will play it for you: translate.google.com.au/#auto/en/Brisbane
In Estonia and Latvia there are a lot of abandoned weird objects: (every kind of) military bases, sports arenas, factories, coal mines, prisons, little towns etc.
The Saint Nicholas breaker is within 30 minutes of where I live in Pennsylvania It was definitely a sight to see. Unfortunately, with the demise of the coal industry, the vats majority of the breakers have been torn down. My home town, Shamokin PA is happens to be the home of what was once the world's largest culm (coal is the refuse left over after goal is mined, the useless parts) bank.
Yea, Lancaster native who has been to St. Nick's a few times......it's pretty much scrapped at this point. Was amazing in it's urbex heyday, though. There is a ton of rando abandos in that area, resorts and things of that nature.
The "Domes" are pretty crazy, from what I heard even before GAC went there last season. There's been tons of satanic rituals there, and has been said to be haunted by the rituals. I never been there, but it wouldn't surprise me.
A strange yet unknown abandoned thingy: near the city of Idaho Falls, in the desert west of the Snake River Valley, is a hangar in which is the experimental nuclear powered air craft. Then their is the abandoned training facilities at the Idaho National Engineering Laboratory. Lots of cool stuff there, I'm sure.
I like how almost everyone commenting isn't even paying attention to the information he's talking about and just being petty, internet assholes about someone's pronouncements, its not even that serious. Keep doing you, though, dude! :)
Number 10 - old milk factory in Brisbane. That would almost certainly be the old Pauls Milk shed. The address is 65 Montague Rd, South Brisbane. www.google.com.au/maps/@-27.4712273,153.0154279,17z?hl=en&hl=en Now, to complicate matters, the site is in use again doing the same thing, but the company is now Permalat. I think they demolished the old buildings (depression era stuff) and started again, and I think the old factory stood empty for a couple of years... What you see in those pics, is not there any more.
Well if it was the one from the map it would have been the old Jacaranda butter factory in Booval which made Jacaranda Iced Coffee. It closed years ago and they moved production to Crestmead I think.
Casa Grande Domes - When it was first built by the original dome home company (the first steel reinforced concrete, foam insulated dome home company) it was used as both an education center on the use of monolithic domes in every thing from homes, to warehouses, to churches. It was also used to manufacture the plastic envelopes for the domes (long Caterpillar like building which was also painted like a caterpillar)late 80's to 90's. The one that looks like a flying saucer was the office.
Story number four... the pilot landed the plane in Antarctica, in a storm, and everyone walked away, that's called a great landing! lol I'd pick Antartica, and take Eric Dubey with me 😉 lol
I actually like the idea of recycling ships. There are so many abandoned ones around the globe, littering either the coasts (or places that once were coasts) or the seabed. That's a brilliant idea indeed. Unfortunately, the organizers have a pecuniary interest and the conditions are not ideal, I assume, but there is no reason why you can't do both: save the environment and keep a business running legitimately.
Skeleton Bay and Cape Cross in Namibia again. I live in Namibia and surfed there when I was younger. Now I am not keen on freezing my ass off and walking on water every time I see a shark. Epic surf, especially in May/June. The water is cold and sleeping on the beach is even colder. There are jackals and Brown Hyena that mover around there and I have even seen a lion hunting for seals. The sharks are not small either but I have had bigger scares from seals than sharks.
You'd be wrong about the milk factory. Yes, it's in Australia (and not Brisbane) , but it's not dismantled - it's still here. Been to it twice, last time was just before Christmas.
Yes number 10 been redeveloped by Real Estate at 111 Jacaranda St, Brisbane -27.609000, 152.785000 cheers While looking I found 2 other now abandoned Milk Factories in Brisbane, one was Unity Milk and the other was Downs Dairy Co-Operative and Parmalat Milk
My Great Grandmother was a passenger on the S.S America on May 15th, 1954. The ship sailed from New York to Cobh, Havre, Southampton and Bremerhaven. At the time it was owned by the United States Lines. I have a original manifest of the cabin class passengers from that voyage. Its a shame to see the ship wash away like it is now.
Ok the location of the old Milk Factory in Brisbane is Colmslie near the end of a track next to Colmslie recreation reserve on the Brisbane River. Been there a lot of times as a kid
No, DO pay attention to the negative comments about your pronunciations. If you're going to keep narrating videos, you REALLY need to learn to pronounce words and place names correctly. For example, ka - NAIR - ee is how to pronounce Canary; just like the lttle bird, although that isn't what the islands are named for.
No shit! I was literally just typing the same thing... Cannery Islands. WTF? I moved my original post to a reply to yours... My god... If you are making videos please learn pronunciation of all the words you[re going to be using. To name a few: Canary - It is pronounced Kuh-nair-ee, not cannery. Canneries are where they put products into metal cans. The islands are not named after the canning process. Antarctica - it is pronounced Ant-arc-ti-kuh, not antartica - there IS a C in there. Silent C after R is not a grammatical rule.
@@juliogonzo2718 - Well, a computer has an excuse, it is programmed, but a human that has been to school should be better and know better. But, I hate the computer voice crap too.
the theam park in berlin is epic. i climbed up to the top of the big wheel when i went there. if you do go the security do get you but all they do is escort you out again. its nice as the fence to get in is hard to climb ;)
I get the feeling that this announcer's first language is not English. That said you're doing very well. Pay no never mind to the negative comments about your pronunciations.
I've no idea what his native language is, I expect he's from somewhere in central Europe, but he can speak English far better that I can speak his language! That being said he generally does so well with English that some of his mispronunciations are pretty jarring. Aside from that his videos are top notch and if he had a Patron link I'd contribute.
You know with #4 you mixed up the story with Flight 901, a DC-10? Unless the stories are spookily similar, then here is the story: A sightseeing DC-10 took off from Christchurch, headed for Antartica. They are set to loop around Mount Erebus (Near McMurdo station) Due to adverse weather conditions and incorrect map coordinates, the DC-10 slams into the mountain at high speed, killing all on board. Both the US and NZ governments launch body salvage operations.
The saucer like domes were originally the base of manufacturing for envelopes and other components of steel reinforced and insulated monolithic dome buildings. From homes to churches and everything in between along with education on how to build. Look up Monolithic Dome Homes.
Craco looks like the spot I'd enjoy the most. I mean seriously in Italy, grab some good cheese, grapes, a good wine, for a picnic.... man sounds like a good plan to me. Hard choice🤔 but I'll stay with Craco Italy🇮🇹 final answer ✌️😎👍
Pretty good video despite the bad narration. But what was with all of the fake snow drifting around the video clips? Maybe you can get away with that when the clip comes from Siberia or Antarctica, but since when does it snow in Namibia?
On #5, Spreepark in Berlin, fast forward to the end of 2018 and the park remains abandoned aside from the guided tours of the amusement park. Just pointing it out since at the time of this video, there was rumor that it was going to be in restored 2018.
You've probably heard it already, but "gila" is pronounced "HEE-la". Signed, a guy who has lived in the area the last 50+ years. Excellent video, though!
Your information on the Pegasus air field is slightly wrong. There are 3 air strips operated at mcmurdo station. There is the summer ice strip which has no name other than mcmurdo station air strip. Then there is the snow runway called willy field the planes use ski's that go around the landing gear to land here (LC-130). Then there is the Pegasus airstrip which is on permanent ice and only used at the end of the summer season for people leaving to go home and last minute supplies as there aren't any flights to and from Antarctica during its winter months. The Pegasus airstrip is also an alternate runway for NASA. Been there and done that. Got my name on the side of that plane
Regarding the ship breaking operation in Bangladesh: 100 ships per year times $1 million is $100 million. $3 a day times 200,000 workers times 300 days a year comes to $180 million dollars a year. This means that not only does this operation not make a profit, it loses $80 million dollars year. Of course all these numbers are estimates and in any of them changed, the whole equation would change. I suspect the owners are making a good profit, but on the other hand they are keeping 200,000 people employed, which has got to be worth something to the country.
Chuck Pergiel So destroying the land and sea with carcinogenic sludge is ok. Plus he said they make a profit of one million not generate one million per ship. Everybody loves to haggle the announcer but never really listens. I truly wish it was either shut down or brought into some kind of at least minimal compliance for the ocean and worlds sake.
i am from BD & have been to the ship breaking yard multiple times :v going there is not tough, but to endure it is.... but the ship yard that was featured in the movie Age of Ultron is actually this one, so its not that bad nowadays :)
Hotrod A dairy and milk factory are not the same thing. A dairy milks cows and collects milk. I doubt that a single cow was at this milk factory. The name milk factory is a little miss leading. The more correct term would be milk processing plant. From what I understand canned milk and powdered milk was the main items processed at this plant.
Um I can tell you now that the milk factory is in Toowoomba and is still standing today. Get on google maps, go to the main and only train station in town and follow the line north about 2klm and you'll find it. It is now home to many many junkies.
I'd go to the milk factory as the location is very close...but they demolished it It's also in Ipswich Queensland Australia, not Brisbane...That is 35km away...
I would to see the ship breaking yards. Just something about them old girls and that the fact that they were someone’s pride and joy and now they sit awaiting their breaking
Hi World Unearthed there is another massive building here abandoned it's pretty close to Kingsford Smith airport at a suburb called Kurnell south of the airport amungst the sand dunes...... It is so creepy as it used to be a government testing site on everything including animals I was last there 10yrs ago and there was no talk of scrapping it and I'm sure it's still there but be warned it is VERY creepy. maybe check it out on google earth.... It's well worth going to see for yourself. Brett.
Which of these places would you most like to visit ?
World Unearthed I visited Craco about 3 years ago when I lived and worked in Matera the views are amazing From on top. If you ever have the chance to visit southern Italy the Basilicata region has some beautiful places.
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dude, thanks for not using the auto robot voice for this video, it makes a big difference
His voice is robotic and uneducated. Every video has mispronounced words that should be no problem for a grade school kid.
I wouldve preferred a robot voice over his.
I love this channel! Upload a few more videos and this channel will defintely take off.
Thank you :D Cheers !
I literally commented this on the last video from him, 'keep the vids coming, you will hit a viral one '
Nice vid, I really enjoyed it. I loved how you included a lot of little known places unlike other abandoned videos that show the same places.
The pollution that has seeped into the soil in and around that ship breaking yard has to be immense. Cancerous asbestos probably falls like snow everywhere. I feel so sorry for those poor people who have no other way to make a living, but to immerse themselves into this deadly environment daily, without safety equipment, for a pittance of wages. The profiteers who are taking advantage of all of these unfortunate individuals deserve to be shot for crimes against humanity.
a majority of the scrap iron they process there ends up over here in America as rebar for concrete, found that out several years ago, crazy ain't it, I think they make 25 -30 cents a day I could be wrong that though
Richard Mercer To tell you the truth it may be even less in some places. It's just a hair above slave labor. I saw a documentary on, I believe, PBS and it showed the squalor that these poor people live in who are the employees. Ship breaking is usually a family affair as generation after generation struggles to maintain some sort of existence. In these countries, a job that pays almost nothing is far better than to have no job at all. They aren't provided any safety equipment and their rate of blindness is extremely high from not having goggles to use with the many cutting torches being used. For the majority, blindness comes at an early age. Many don't even have shoes. If you suffer any debilitating injury, tough luck. There is always someone there to take your place. There's no benefits or health care. The company owners are corrupt and pay off any government officials who may go to investigate deaths that have occurred at the job site. (That shouldn't be surprising.) The company owners will make millions while those doing all of the labor get paid virtually nothing during their short careers. It's criminal and the importation of the steel products, such as the rebar that you mentioned, is difficult to trace as of it's true origin. Again, because of the corruption that exists.
Very well said
Richard Mercer It's truly a shame that these owners, through greed, prefer to allow their employees to suffer rather than to invest a small percentage of their huge gain to prevent or relieve it.
+William Charles it's threads like this, that make RUclips a true gem regarding obtaining knowledge, thank you both for the information and it's truly unfortunate, hopefully, change will come about sooner than later
My dad had a friend who was flying over England in the late 1970's or early 1980's when he was forced to land.I can't remember if it was due to weather or engine trouble, but he landed on what looked like a closed runway. While waiting for help he went into a building where he found what looked like a briefing room. On the black board were plans for a bombing mission, the date on the board was 8 May 1945. He said it looked like they all just got up and left the room, not even bothering to erase the aborted plans for that days flight.
I like to imagine that someone ran into the room with good news while the briefing was still taking place and everyone cheered and left, going home to hug their wives and kids, thankful they had survived the war. After they celebrated with their families they never again thought of the briefing room they were in when the war ended.
That's awesome 🙂
1:07 [German accent] "Franz! Let us make eine very large penis on top of ze American building!"
"Jaaah! Das ist ein fantastisch idee Heinz! Zey will never notice."
Only one problem, the US built it. It was an NSA listening post.
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TheBushdoctor68 I loved the cock and balls in Germany!
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The US contracted Franz und Heinz to build it. :)
TheBushdoctor68 I thought it was Hanz and Franz. LOL!!!!
i wonder. with those abandoned airfields could you buy any of the crashed planes for restoration purposes? or would they tell you to go away and not bother them?
I think you could find a nice large jet to make a home with. Or you could bury it for an underground shelter or efficient home.
Compared to most of these soulless top 5/10/12/15/whatever videos this has some nice editing, regardless of how factual it is.
I'd love to see the amusement park!! I'll have to try to get to some of the places here in Arizona first, though. Nice video, thanks for posting!
Well done Mr. Narrator ..... well done!
The subs keeps growing and growing. Don't stop!
Great video and very interesting
Like the clip, but please, it's Canary Islands, like the bird, not Cannery Island like a factory
and we do not pronounce Brisbane as Brisbain
Dark Knight how do you pronounce Brisbane?? you have me curious.
brizbən
Bris - like fris from frisbee
bane - is a short "bn" sound without any real vowel sound.
Google translate's playback will play it for you:
translate.google.com.au/#auto/en/Brisbane
Thanks!
Add to that "Teufelsberg" is pronounced "Toy Fills Bag..."
Wasn't that the place where they filmed the last scene of Hanna
In Estonia and Latvia there are a lot of abandoned weird objects: (every kind of) military bases, sports arenas, factories, coal mines, prisons, little towns etc.
I live in Latvia
Realy
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Never thought I would see an abandoned place that was near where I live, the coal breaker used to be near Ashey Pa.
The Saint Nicholas breaker is within 30 minutes of where I live in Pennsylvania It was definitely a sight to see. Unfortunately, with the demise of the coal industry, the vats majority of the breakers have been torn down. My home town, Shamokin PA is happens to be the home of what was once the world's largest culm (coal is the refuse left over after goal is mined, the useless parts) bank.
Yea, Lancaster native who has been to St. Nick's a few times......it's pretty much scrapped at this point. Was amazing in it's urbex heyday, though. There is a ton of rando abandos in that area, resorts and things of that nature.
The airport would be mine. I'm not a guy for planes and jets but looks like a lot could be salvaged. Great Video, Thanks
Looks like some awesome wall-hangers, for sure 👍
This is just like my Mysteries of the Abandoned & I love it! You’re doing a great job!👍✅🔥 #WorldUnearthed
I'm living near Teufelsberg in Berlin so I visited this awesome place more than 20 times. I absolutely love this place...
Love this subbed.
The "Domes" are pretty crazy, from what I heard even before GAC went there last season. There's been tons of satanic rituals there, and has been said to be haunted by the rituals. I never been there, but it wouldn't surprise me.
I like that you promoted awareness about number 6
Your map location animation is a very nice touch.
A strange yet unknown abandoned thingy: near the city of Idaho Falls, in the desert west of the Snake River Valley, is a hangar in which is the experimental nuclear powered air craft. Then their is the abandoned training facilities at the Idaho National Engineering Laboratory. Lots of cool stuff there, I'm sure.
You should go into more detail, I didn't understand what was so strange about the milk factory
glaco, there was no cows there....
Nothing
I live in Brisbane. There used to be plenty of abandoned buildings around
I like how almost everyone commenting isn't even paying attention to the information he's talking about and just being petty, internet assholes about someone's pronouncements, its not even that serious. Keep doing you, though, dude! :)
Not pronouncements. Get it right, then keep on going.
Canary islands, as in the bird Canary. Not Cannery.
It wasn't just Canary that he mispronounced. Gila is NOT pronounced "hilla," it is pronounced "heeluh."
I know, that one really irked me though as its so obvious. there are quite a few badly pronounced in this one.
people really should find out how to pronounce names correctly. It is insulting not to.
RetroResto I went to the Canary islands for the birds. Imagine my disappointment when I visited the Virgin Islands.
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Hi the milk factory is in my home town of shepparton Victoria iv been inside witch is how I know the milk silos where removed last year
dude i've been looking for a channel like this for so long thank you so much 💕 subscribed
Yea, 'top 10' channels are hard to find nowadays...
Hey christchurch new Zealand!!! I can see my suburb in that short clip panning over our city 👍
Number 10 - old milk factory in Brisbane. That would almost certainly be the old Pauls Milk shed. The address is 65 Montague Rd, South Brisbane.
www.google.com.au/maps/@-27.4712273,153.0154279,17z?hl=en&hl=en
Now, to complicate matters, the site is in use again doing the same thing, but the company is now Permalat. I think they demolished the old buildings (depression era stuff) and started again, and I think the old factory stood empty for a couple of years... What you see in those pics, is not there any more.
Wow ! Good to know ! Cheers
Kneedragon1962 there one in Taree NSW that has been abandoned
Well if it was the one from the map it would have been the old Jacaranda butter factory in Booval which made Jacaranda Iced Coffee. It closed years ago and they moved production to Crestmead I think.
Yep. the jacaranda ice coffee factory for sure.
I think you may be confused, its the old milk factory in Toowomba and its still standing. 2klm north of the train station.
I like your videos. Great footage.
New sub : )
Casa Grande Domes - When it was first built by the original dome home company (the first steel reinforced concrete, foam insulated dome home company) it was used as both an education center on the use of monolithic domes in every thing from homes, to warehouses, to churches. It was also used to manufacture the plastic envelopes for the domes (long Caterpillar like building which was also painted like a caterpillar)late 80's to 90's. The one that looks like a flying saucer was the office.
Story number four... the pilot landed the plane in Antarctica, in a storm, and everyone walked away, that's called a great landing! lol
I'd pick Antartica, and take Eric Dubey with me 😉 lol
I actually like the idea of recycling ships. There are so many abandoned ones around the globe, littering either the coasts (or places that once were coasts) or the seabed. That's a brilliant idea indeed. Unfortunately, the organizers have a pecuniary interest and the conditions are not ideal, I assume, but there is no reason why you can't do both: save the environment and keep a business running legitimately.
Skeleton Bay and Cape Cross in Namibia again. I live in Namibia and surfed there when I was younger. Now I am not keen on freezing my ass off and walking on water every time I see a shark.
Epic surf, especially in May/June. The water is cold and sleeping on the beach is even colder. There are jackals and Brown Hyena that mover around there and I have even seen a lion hunting for seals. The sharks are not small either but I have had bigger scares from seals than sharks.
Cannery? You never heard of a bird called Canary?
gods, i was thinking the same thing! for real.
Nice vid👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Centralia, PA should get an honorable mention
You'd be wrong about the milk factory. Yes, it's in Australia (and not Brisbane) , but it's not dismantled - it's still here. Been to it twice, last time was just before Christmas.
What's the longitude and latitude so we can find it on Google Earth?
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Why? Do you need to milk your wife?
@ Obvious Troll... is obvious.
Teufelsberg Tower was featured in an episode of Berlin Station,
Yes number 10 been redeveloped by Real Estate at 111 Jacaranda St, Brisbane -27.609000, 152.785000 cheers While looking I found 2 other now abandoned Milk Factories in Brisbane, one was Unity Milk and the other was Downs Dairy Co-Operative and Parmalat Milk
My Great Grandmother was a passenger on the S.S America on May 15th, 1954. The ship sailed from New York to Cobh, Havre, Southampton and Bremerhaven. At the time it was owned by the United States Lines. I have a original manifest of the cabin class passengers from that voyage. Its a shame to see the ship wash away like it is now.
1:08 lol
Teufelsberg Tower looks like a.....
Ok the location of the old Milk Factory in Brisbane is Colmslie near the end of a track next to Colmslie recreation reserve on the Brisbane River. Been there a lot of times as a kid
The other location in the video is over in Ipswich. A different city
No, DO pay attention to the negative comments about your pronunciations. If you're going to keep narrating videos, you REALLY need to learn to pronounce words and place names correctly. For example, ka - NAIR - ee is how to pronounce Canary; just like the lttle bird, although that isn't what the islands are named for.
No shit! I was literally just typing the same thing... Cannery Islands. WTF? I moved my original post to a reply to yours...
My god... If you are making videos please learn pronunciation of all the words you[re going to be using. To name a few:
Canary - It is pronounced Kuh-nair-ee, not cannery. Canneries are where they put products into metal cans. The islands are not named after the canning process.
Antarctica - it is pronounced Ant-arc-ti-kuh, not antartica - there IS a C in there. Silent C after R is not a grammatical rule.
At least its not in computer voice like a lot of them
@@juliogonzo2718 - Well, a computer has an excuse, it is programmed, but a human that has been to school should be better and know better. But, I hate the computer voice crap too.
Also Brisbane...the last bit is pronounced like "bin"....not "bane"
the theam park in berlin is epic. i climbed up to the top of the big wheel when i went there.
if you do go the security do get you but all they do is escort you out again. its nice as the fence to get in is hard to climb ;)
I get the feeling that this announcer's first language is not English. That said you're doing very well. Pay no never mind to the negative comments about your pronunciations.
katanaburner. I agree, English cannot be his mother tongue but he is doing well. People are such assholes in the comment section.
I've no idea what his native language is, I expect he's from somewhere in central Europe, but he can speak English far better that I can speak his language! That being said he generally does so well with English that some of his mispronunciations are pretty jarring. Aside from that his videos are top notch and if he had a Patron link I'd contribute.
You know with #4 you mixed up the story with Flight 901, a DC-10? Unless the stories are spookily similar, then here is the story:
A sightseeing DC-10 took off from Christchurch, headed for Antartica.
They are set to loop around Mount Erebus (Near McMurdo station)
Due to adverse weather conditions and incorrect map coordinates, the DC-10 slams into the mountain at high speed, killing all on board.
Both the US and NZ governments launch body salvage operations.
The saucer like domes were originally the base of manufacturing for envelopes and other components of steel reinforced and insulated monolithic dome buildings. From homes to churches and everything in between along with education on how to build. Look up Monolithic Dome Homes.
Craco looks like the spot I'd enjoy the most. I mean seriously in Italy, grab some good cheese, grapes, a good wine, for a picnic.... man sounds like a good plan to me. Hard choice🤔 but I'll stay with Craco Italy🇮🇹 final answer
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I totally wanna see and explore #1.
Your voice is like crack to our ear's lol. Keep up the good content and as always have a good day y'all. :)
Glad you like the videos ! New one coming up in about 30 minutes :D
I want to go to the Cannery Islands to see how they fit so many sardines in a tin.
btw, the ship wreck at no.8 is no longer there. Only when the tide is fully can you even see just a little bit of the ship
Every time I see abandoned fighter jets in these videos I want to dig out my Leatherman and go fetch me some souvenirs lol
PS, if anyone has a tail fin from an SR71 with the Skunkworks logo on it, I got these cheeseburgers, man! (lets trade 😉)
Pretty good video despite the bad narration. But what was with all of the fake snow drifting around the video clips? Maybe you can get away with that when the clip comes from Siberia or Antarctica, but since when does it snow in Namibia?
The problem With Memorial Airport is, Its a nice Runway, all set up and shit. But we cant use it as pilots
4.40 that is not bangladesh. 😂😂
I have been to both sites in AZ. Awesome
I want an old intact ship from the breaking yard, have my own floating sovereign nation out at sea
Since when has Jerry Lewis started narrating RUclips videos?
Miskolc - Hungary
old steel factory, left behind after 200 years, but in my opinion thats a pretty cool site
Wait... Cannery Islands? It's not somewhere that they make cans. It's the Canary (Can-air-e) Islands, which are quite beautiful and a tourist hotspot.
I've been to Spree Park, it was pretty dope but they have the occasional guard on patrol so be careful
I would love to go to Italy my Grand Parents are from there.
On #5, Spreepark in Berlin, fast forward to the end of 2018 and the park remains abandoned aside from the guided tours of the amusement park. Just pointing it out since at the time of this video, there was rumor that it was going to be in restored 2018.
Around Mc murdo wasnt there another crash where an airliner crashed into a mountain?
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Wasn't number 5 used in the movie Hannah? I'm almost positive. Please check into.
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the airport in moscow....hands down.
For sure, I'll get my coat 🤙🏻
0:40 "collect rust" airplanes hahaha
You've probably heard it already, but "gila" is pronounced "HEE-la". Signed, a guy who has lived in the area the last 50+ years. Excellent video, though!
That magnificent Lockheed Constellation in Antarctica should be salvaged and restored to flying condition.
Ok fine, but it's coming out of your pocket, lol
Your information on the Pegasus air field is slightly wrong. There are 3 air strips operated at mcmurdo station. There is the summer ice strip which has no name other than mcmurdo station air strip. Then there is the snow runway called willy field the planes use ski's that go around the landing gear to land here (LC-130). Then there is the Pegasus airstrip which is on permanent ice and only used at the end of the summer season for people leaving to go home and last minute supplies as there aren't any flights to and from Antarctica during its winter months. The Pegasus airstrip is also an alternate runway for NASA. Been there and done that. Got my name on the side of that plane
Regarding the ship breaking operation in Bangladesh: 100 ships per year times $1 million is $100 million. $3 a day times 200,000 workers times 300 days a year comes to $180 million dollars a year. This means that not only does this operation not make a profit, it loses $80 million dollars year. Of course all these numbers are estimates and in any of them changed, the whole equation would change. I suspect the owners are making a good profit, but on the other hand they are keeping 200,000 people employed, which has got to be worth something to the country.
Chuck Pergiel So destroying the land and sea with carcinogenic sludge is ok. Plus he said they make a profit of one million not generate one million per ship. Everybody loves to haggle the announcer but never really listens. I truly wish it was either shut down or brought into some kind of at least minimal compliance for the ocean and worlds sake.
Can you make an update video for Spreepark now that it's late 2018
i am from BD & have been to the ship breaking yard multiple times :v
going there is not tough, but to endure it is.... but the ship yard that was featured in the movie Age of Ultron is actually this one, so its not that bad nowadays :)
dow a video of the b-25 j michl
200 000 workers and 1 die per week? that is safety record almost...
Milk factory?? Really?? It's called a dairy.
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A dairy and milk factory are not the same thing. A dairy milks cows and collects milk. I doubt that a single cow was at this milk factory. The name milk factory is a little miss leading. The more correct term would be milk processing plant. From what I understand canned milk and powdered milk was the main items processed at this plant.
Dairy is a shop. What r you on about
Depends where one lives;
'a building or room for the processing, storage, and distribution of milk and milk products.'
A cow is a milk factory.
Very true. A cow is the milk factory. Lol
The SS American Star is now gone - only a very small piece of unrecognisable steel protrudes the oceans surface at low tide
The domes are haunted
I've heard about the SS America Wich is also cold the SS American star
The coal breaker is still there was just there in the last year very cool they are taking it down but slowly
is that Dome from MW3 lol
franks and beans! that tower in Berlin looks like franks and beans! twig and berries! aaahahahaaah!!
You should do one on strange and abandoned attempts at proper pronunciation.
Biggest ship breaking yard is Alang in Gujarat,India and not Chittagong Bangladesh.
1:07 They didn't really consider what that building would resemble when they were constructing it did they?
I will like to visit the Abandoned town & Antarctica..
@7:34 so sad seeing little boys working so young and innocent. Shame.
Um I can tell you now that the milk factory is in Toowoomba and is still standing today. Get on google maps, go to the main and only train station in town and follow the line north about 2klm and you'll find it. It is now home to many many junkies.
Famagusta- Cyprus should have been in this list
I'd go to the milk factory as the location is very close...but they demolished it
It's also in Ipswich Queensland Australia, not Brisbane...That is 35km away...
Wow, let me loose at that aircraft graveyard near Moscow, an aviation enthusiasts Disney land.
I would to see the ship breaking yards. Just something about them old girls and that the fact that they were someone’s pride and joy and now they sit awaiting their breaking
Hi World Unearthed there is another massive building here abandoned it's pretty close to Kingsford Smith airport at a suburb called Kurnell south of the airport amungst the sand dunes...... It is so creepy as it used to be a government testing site on everything including animals I was last there 10yrs ago and there was no talk of scrapping it and I'm sure it's still there but be warned it is VERY creepy. maybe check it out on google earth.... It's well worth going to see for yourself.
Brett.