Secrets of Texas, the Lost Chapters (East)

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  • Опубликовано: 22 май 2024
  • In video I visit Sheridan water park, Lake Gonzales, Calvert, Crockett, Meridian State Park, and one bonus site.
    #Texas #kayak #lake #nuclear #texasstateparks #calvert #crockett #meridian #waterpark #hike #hiking #trail #trails #easttexas #easttx #hillcountry #texashillcountry

Комментарии • 56

  • @ricardocarmona5210
    @ricardocarmona5210 Год назад +5

    This is one of the best videos of Texas.
    I've seen i like how you went from town to town. Especially Calvert it's historical & beautiful. 🇨🇱

  • @normanhaltmeyer7873
    @normanhaltmeyer7873 Год назад +13

    If we prefer darkness better than nuclear shut them down; I prefer sufficient electricity and would vote for additional nuclear.

  • @dianah.667
    @dianah.667 Год назад +3

    Just beautiful! Thank you so much for all of your incredible and very informative videos.

  • @shawnmeyer2788
    @shawnmeyer2788 Год назад +2

    Been following you for about 6 months now. I really enjoy your videos of our great state!

  • @jennifergarrett6809
    @jennifergarrett6809 Год назад +2

    I'm glad you found a way to show us these places. I'm really enjoying it.

  • @doofmaczemy
    @doofmaczemy Год назад +8

    I don't think nuclear power plants and nuclear weapon building facilities are the same thing.

  • @davidfromtexas9681
    @davidfromtexas9681 Год назад +13

    Really enjoy your videos. I would comment and argue that I think your position is a bit alarmist on the subject of nuclear power plants. Sure Chernobyl is an example of mismanagement and poor design and Fukushima is an example of how building in a seismically active area might be bad but I don’t make the correlation between nuclear weapons and nuclear power plants. After the 2021 grid debacle I think we might consider expanding the use of them. Interesting side note on Calvert, didn’t hear you mention it. Once the second largest city in Texas behind Galveston at that time. We’ve got friends down that way, always enjoy visiting that part of our beautiful state.

  • @lindaleslie5634
    @lindaleslie5634 Год назад +1

    💖Beautiful part of our Great State 🙋‍♀️

  • @crawfish1333
    @crawfish1333 Год назад +1

    Vampires, I am going out on a limb here and blaming vampires or zombies, LOL....being silly....enjoying your video's bud, thanks for sharing

  • @zeldawilson2610
    @zeldawilson2610 Год назад +1

    Having lots of fun .

  • @sarahallcorn6713
    @sarahallcorn6713 Год назад

    Good video. Thank you.
    I believe you are right...nuclear power plants would be on a high value target list during a war.

  • @kennycraven2648
    @kennycraven2648 Год назад

    Calvert homes remind me of the homes in Smithville.

  • @quapawqwerty1619
    @quapawqwerty1619 8 месяцев назад

    Calvert needs some relief in the form of a speed zone on its Main St. Stop and smell the roses! Well-said on Nukes. Disabled, worldwide now is what I read.

  • @danieldonegan6914
    @danieldonegan6914 Год назад +1

    Yes, I do think nuclear power is safe and clean. Other than that, I do live your videos.

  • @dombutler7685
    @dombutler7685 Год назад

    Thanks for the video, always a good one! Nuclear power, it sure does get people riled up, best avoid it if you don't want a meltdown in the comments!

  • @barrykaiser5560
    @barrykaiser5560 Год назад

    I would love to visit Crockett Tx

  • @gunner5050
    @gunner5050 Год назад +2

    Thank you for another awesome video! That State Park sure does look inviting! As for your opinion regarding nuclear power, that's fine with me. We are all allowed opinions and I respect that. Keep those great videos coming!

  • @tomcaldwell5750
    @tomcaldwell5750 Год назад +2

    I think the dam at Gonzalez malfunctioned and there is no lake now. Correct me if I am mistaken.

  • @nwharbes
    @nwharbes Год назад +4

    Calvert is a beautiful town but you have to be careful it is one big speed trap for the police

    • @ricardocarmona5210
      @ricardocarmona5210 Год назад +1

      Thanks for the warning. 🚗 Zooooom!!!

    • @nwharbes
      @nwharbes Год назад +1

      @@ricardocarmona5210 you are welcome no joke they will pull you over for 1 mile over the speed limit

  • @Euragone68
    @Euragone68 Месяц назад

    Its declining because or Ranching and Farming! Big Corps have bought out both meaning a slow death!

  • @jamesteale9205
    @jamesteale9205 Год назад +1

    You missed one of the most historic places in TX at Crockett. Catholic church built by early Franciscan friars

    • @Lora-Lynn
      @Lora-Lynn Год назад

      I think he did an episode about the painted churches.

    • @jamesteale9205
      @jamesteale9205 Год назад +1

      @@Lora-Lynn It is one of the Churches built when Spain was exploring Texas
      Painted Churches were built by German Chech and other immigrants in 1800s.
      Spanish Churches Spanned from
      Rio Grande to Natchitoches LA.
      East Texas mission headquarters in Nacogdoches.
      Crockett was one of the missions.
      Only one in east TX still standing.
      Fr Antonio Margil was main leader.He was responsible for first mission San Jose in San Antonio and others including Goliad

    • @Lora-Lynn
      @Lora-Lynn Год назад

      @@jamesteale9205 Ahaa... I'm not a church specialist. Ty for the clarification.

  • @joshbanker8743
    @joshbanker8743 Год назад

    Visit sugarloaf mountian near Bryan

  • @gailjackson8941
    @gailjackson8941 Год назад

    Visit the Ruckman house in Helena.

  • @cynicaltexan9639
    @cynicaltexan9639 Год назад

    Nuclear is the future.

  • @SenatorBulworth
    @SenatorBulworth Год назад

    Music credits please.

  • @mlucasGrindstone
    @mlucasGrindstone Год назад +1

    If…

  • @rt3box6tx74
    @rt3box6tx74 Год назад +2

    Find the old people in Calvert to learn what is causing the decline - though it takes ppl who love the hometown & its history to understand these things.

  • @markbutler8610
    @markbutler8610 3 месяца назад

    Nuclear power is not as dangerous as you think...or fire up the coal plants!

  • @alanheartsill4867
    @alanheartsill4867 Год назад

    You had me until you showed the tarantula

  • @davidrudd9846
    @davidrudd9846 Год назад +3

    I also have reservations about Nuclear power great and clean when it works and safe but............? I hope we don't learn a lesson like we did with the windmills a couple of winters ago

    • @rt3box6tx74
      @rt3box6tx74 Год назад +1

      I've read about the shelf life of nuclear power plants, & it's far short of 50 yrs. There's no reason for an energy rich state to risk nuclear power production.

  • @blakevann7415
    @blakevann7415 Год назад +1

    Completely ignorant statement on nuclear power. Please study past the anti-nuclear power propaganda or don't talk on things you're not remotely educated on. And to be fair, I still love your videos. Thank you for making them.

  • @davidkenworthy2403
    @davidkenworthy2403 Год назад +3

    I have enjoyed your videos until today, your comments regarding nuclear power are you're opinion and as a result of sharing that opinion you have lost me as a subscriber! Good bye!

    • @secretsoftexas6872
      @secretsoftexas6872  Год назад +4

      Sorry to see you go. I wrestled with that comment, whether or to edit it out. That's what I get for editing at 3 am. My comments were intended as more of a question about long term stability of people than power plants. If events occurred to cause such a meltdown we would likely have even bigger problems to worry about.

    • @texan-american200
      @texan-american200 Год назад +2

      @@secretsoftexas6872
      Do not worry about possible unsubscriptions. You have every right to your views and though I don't necessarily agree with you about nuclear energy, I understood your genuine concerns about and it should be voiced to keep all of us honest about the good and bad about it and keep up the quality of control that others have forgotten and paid for it.

    • @luperamos7307
      @luperamos7307 Год назад +1

      @@secretsoftexas6872 Don't worry about those overly sensitive people. It's a comment about nuclear power that has very valid points. We have seen nuclear disasters even in advanced countries before and there are a lot of potential factors at play. It's insane how many people nowadays can't even accept someone else's opinion on a subject. And when you do these videos it's impossible to avoid that. So good riddance to that guy.

    • @helenscammahorn2440
      @helenscammahorn2440 Год назад

      No problem. I subscribed and so will my son. You can take your hatefulness and closed mind with you. Your way and your highway, bye.

  • @Spike643
    @Spike643 Год назад +4

    I enjoyed your videos until today!!! Your political thoughts on Nuclear power had no place in the video. I would be more concerned with the Senile idiotic Senior citizen as President who has the control of Nukes!!! Go ahead and think your windmills will get us through a war. You lost your credibility.

    • @luperamos7307
      @luperamos7307 Год назад +1

      Why are you so overly sensitive. I agree with his opinion, but I would respect it if I didn't. I know so many people who 'pretend' to value freedom of speech, but obviously don't apply those standards to someone they disagree with. His videos are pretty freaking far away from being political statements.

    • @Spike643
      @Spike643 Год назад

      @@luperamos7307 Oh, another anti nuke tree hugger.