Living in Vancouver Washington | Spotlight: Burnt Bridge Creek Trail
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- Опубликовано: 19 апр 2021
- Today's Spotlight On Episode Is All About Vancouver's Burnt Bridge Creek Trail - A Pretty Awesome 8 Mile Hike/ Bike/ Walk/ Runing Path Running Right Through The Center Of Town - With Some Cool Secrets 🤫! Come Along As We Discover This Gem! - Hal
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I enjoyed your video. As a kid back in the 1960's. I grew up close to burnt bridge creek and spent a lot of time playing in and around that area. Lots of good memories. Lots of changes since then. I now live in Alaska.
Went to northwest renewable energy institute back in May of 2020 I remember walking from the village 57 apartments to the trail and smoking a pre roll from fire and frost. I loved it so much, I hope to live up there someday and be a teach at REI
When he said “hi, my love” and I know you just meant “hi”. 😂
That’s me
I live near Divine where the video started. I’m up 86th above the trail I call it a bike path. Homeless campers live all along this trail off to the die in the trees. Just a heads up the trail is easy ride with the paving that was shown. Great voice!
thanks for sharing, enjoy
Glad you liked it!
I went to Vancouver Washington in 2018, so beautiful. I don't think I've seen this place where you recording but to be honest it is pretty scary with all the power Voltage above. This is actually not safe for anyone, sorry it is a great video just looks scary, lol. Thank you for your videos, I think I will travel over there soon once it becomes normal again.
It's fine, they are fully secure and no risk of electrocution
Burnt Bridge Creek is named for a small, primitive bridge built over the creek in 1889. As the population expanded, traffic shifted to a larger bridge build to the west in 1895. The little bridge subsequently burnt down giving the creek its name.
Yes, and that bridge is on the Fruit Valley Road end of the trail.
The burnt bridge is in the lake at the Hazel Dell (Fruit Valley Rd.) End of the trail. The remainder of the bridge is in the lake just off the trail.
Huh🤔 What happened to the rest of showing us the trail? Too much jabbering, not enough content🙄
I've never been on that new side you were on. Only been on the West side of the original trail.
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I don't want to hear a lot of talking. Just wanted to see the trail.
That's not really the style of my channel, but thanks for watching & commenting!
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@@halbyrd_ "Spotlight: Burnt Bridge Creek Trail", but you never showed it.
@@JimWinski
She never showed the trail.
Burnt bridge creek has sadly been taken over by homeless