I’ve lived in Ventura County my whole life and had no idea all that existed! Thank you sooo much for the wonderful information, I can’t wait to go there now!
My Grandfather still speaks about the St Francis Damn disaster. He was 6 at the time. My great grandfather was a Docent (educator) at the Oil Museum as he worked on many of the original oil wells.
Wow! I can't even imagine what that would have been like. It m.ust be fascinating listen to your grandfather tell stories about the history he lived through. You should film him telling the story. If you do and put it online, let me know -- I'd love to watch it
well done for making and sharing with us. I join you today from Scotland and really enjoyed watching it. very interesting and now I will be waiting for your next one. your videography skills are fantastic.
L3 👍, you are a great narrator, I love watching your vlogs, but really really appreciate your narration ❤️, information and viewing pleasure, stay blessed and more importantly stay safe, your friend Traveller MIA 🇬🇧
Great subject, again. Yes, I'm familiar with mulholland's piece of work. Mulholland and his chief engineer saw leaks through the concrete the night before..., but said "...it's alright".
Yeah, I can't even imagine what that night was like. Those 2 guys who drove around waking everyone up were heroes. Some of the people I met were talking about planning something for the 100th anniversary - still 7 years away!! So for that town, the scar is still very real. The town isn't that large. Probably a lot of residents heard the stories growing up.
To help the kids learn culture and the history of California. They should build a museum in Santa Paula commemorating the defeat of Mexico by the United States. And that in 1846 California declares independence from Mexico.
The granite ball floating on water is a good example of the force of water. Disneyland in Anaheim once had a larger one that the rotation could be manipulated by hand. I once saw a cemetery monument in the Midwest that was a pedestal and a three to four foot wide granite ball. The surface area of contact between the ball and the pedistal was a circle about four inches wide. The weird thing about it is you could see the unpolished dot area of intended contact, except that the dot would be in different places around the side at different times of visiting the cemetary. It was one of those urban legend things because no one ever saw it move, or ever saw water coming out of the base. I was convinced of somethings weird about it since if was meant to float on water it would not have an unfinished dot. (More fun and interesting facts from the Graves..... true stories and yes, pun intended) Thanks for the marvelous videos. ✌🙋
Thank you! The pedestal in the midwest sounds really interesting -- no one ever saw it move, and yet, it moved. Do you ever watch Doctor Who? It kind of sounds like those angel alien statues that wouldn't move as long as you were looking at them. Loved your pun!
@@JasmineApple I remember some of the early Dr. Who, though, I would spend most of my time doing other things besides watching TV. My mom is a big science fiction and Dr. Who fan and I suspect she could tell me all about the Allien Angels, even though she is struggling with memory loss. My mom still talks about her growing up durring WWII, and moving to California from New England as a ten year old. She has a hard time now with what happened the day before and where the dishes get put away at. Tomorrow I'll ask her about the Angels, and I'm confident she could tell me the story about them. ✌🙋🌻
@@JasmineApple I had asked my mom about the Dr. Who 'Angel Alien Statues' and she only had a vague recollection of them. Were they reoccurring occasional characters or just from a particular episode? The concept is very intriguing. I would imagine the concept would be good for building political jokes upon. 😂 like the old joke, It was so cold in D.C. I once saw a politician standing with his hands in his own pockets... ✌🙋
@@tomgraves6463 They were on at least 2 of episodes, with Matt Smith as the Doctor, Amy Pond & River Song in the cast. It was 8-9 years ago. When I moved to SF, I had to give up TV (couldn't afford it), but until then, I was a huge fan of the show.
@@JasmineApple I had a faint understanding that there were multiple actors in the series, but until now (thanks google) I didn't know that there has been 12 incarnations of the good Doctor. I did know that the current Dr. is a woman. Last month I saw part of the one where the Dr. got killed by someone in a Apollo space suit, though only saw about ten minutes of the episode. The Dr. that I was familiar with was the 3rd Doctor. The intrigue is understandable. My mom couldn't tell me about the 'statue' aliens, though when I told her about your adventure to the travel museum at Griffith Park, she did remember taking me there when I was a very young boy. Ironically.... I have no memory of the trains at Griffith Park. I do remember when there was a Go-Cart track, though I was too young to try it. 😐 Happy August to you and yours. ✌🍻🙋
Wow, I just looked up the punchbowl, & that looks like an awesome hike! Will def add it to my to-hike list! I'll bet with the rains, the waterfall & pool are beautiful!
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I’ve lived in Ventura County my whole life and had no idea all that existed! Thank you sooo much for the wonderful information, I can’t wait to go there now!
Glad to hear! It really was a very cool town!
Santa Paula was a pass through town on my way to Ventura. Now you have given me reason to stop and visit. Thanks !!
Thank you! It's a fun place to visit!
My Grandfather still speaks about the St Francis Damn disaster. He was 6 at the time. My great grandfather was a Docent (educator) at the Oil Museum as he worked on many of the original oil wells.
Wow! I can't even imagine what that would have been like. It m.ust be fascinating listen to your grandfather tell stories about the history he lived through. You should film him telling the story. If you do and put it online, let me know -- I'd love to watch it
well done for making and sharing with us. I join you today from Scotland and really enjoyed watching it. very interesting and now I will be waiting for your next one. your videography skills are fantastic.
Wow, from Scotland! Thank you!
@@JasmineApple yes, from Scotland.
I am also making videos for the awareness and support of disabled children and about their care.
Thank you for this posting
You are very welcome!
L3 👍, you are a great narrator, I love watching your vlogs, but really really appreciate your narration ❤️, information and viewing pleasure, stay blessed and more importantly stay safe, your friend Traveller MIA 🇬🇧
Thank you so much!
Thank YOU very much for this video.
You are very welcome! Thank you for stopping by & taking the time to comment!
great vid, thank you
Thank you!
Glen Tavern Inn has alwys been on our list to check out. That was a fun adventure of a place that sometimes people forget to explore.
Thanks! It's a pretty cool little town.
Awesome video! I live in Santa Paula and this inspired me to create a video like this :)
Thank you, so much, Alex! There is so much to do up in your area! I was really impressed with Santa Paula -- it's a great place!
Wow 🤩 that dam story was very interesting and scary too
Thanks! Yeah the St. Francis dam disaster was a real tragedy.
What an informative vlog too, keep up the good work here! Stay safe, stay connected
Thank you!
So cool 😎
Thank you!
Great subject, again. Yes, I'm familiar with mulholland's piece of work. Mulholland and his chief engineer saw leaks through the concrete the night before..., but said "...it's alright".
Yeah, I can't even imagine what that night was like. Those 2 guys who drove around waking everyone up were heroes. Some of the people I met were talking about planning something for the 100th anniversary - still 7 years away!! So for that town, the scar is still very real. The town isn't that large. Probably a lot of residents heard the stories growing up.
To help the kids learn culture and the history of California. They should build a museum in Santa Paula commemorating the defeat of Mexico by the United States. And that in 1846 California declares independence from Mexico.
You missed the interesting interactions with the unhoused at the historic Santa Paula Skate Park inside Veterans Park.
I did mis that!
The granite ball floating on water is a good example of the force of water. Disneyland in Anaheim once had a larger one that the rotation could be manipulated by hand.
I once saw a cemetery monument in the Midwest that was a pedestal and a three to four foot wide granite ball. The surface area of contact between the ball and the pedistal was a circle about four inches wide. The weird thing about it is you could see the unpolished dot area of intended contact, except that the dot would be in different places around the side at different times of visiting the cemetary. It was one of those urban legend things because no one ever saw it move, or ever saw water coming out of the base. I was convinced of somethings weird about it since if was meant to float on water it would not have an unfinished dot.
(More fun and interesting facts from the Graves..... true stories and yes, pun intended)
Thanks for the marvelous videos. ✌🙋
Thank you! The pedestal in the midwest sounds really interesting -- no one ever saw it move, and yet, it moved. Do you ever watch Doctor Who? It kind of sounds like those angel alien statues that wouldn't move as long as you were looking at them. Loved your pun!
@@JasmineApple I remember some of the early Dr. Who, though, I would spend most of my time doing other things besides watching TV. My mom is a big science fiction and Dr. Who fan and I suspect she could tell me all about the Allien Angels, even though she is struggling with memory loss. My mom still talks about her growing up durring WWII, and moving to California from New England as a ten year old. She has a hard time now with what happened the day before and where the dishes get put away at. Tomorrow I'll ask her about the Angels, and I'm confident she could tell me the story about them.
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@@JasmineApple I had asked my mom about the Dr. Who 'Angel Alien Statues' and she only had a vague recollection of them. Were they reoccurring occasional characters or just from a particular episode? The concept is very intriguing. I would imagine the concept would be good for building political jokes upon. 😂 like the old joke, It was so cold in D.C. I once saw a politician standing with his hands in his own pockets...
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@@tomgraves6463 They were on at least 2 of episodes, with Matt Smith as the Doctor, Amy Pond & River Song in the cast. It was 8-9 years ago. When I moved to SF, I had to give up TV (couldn't afford it), but until then, I was a huge fan of the show.
@@JasmineApple I had a faint understanding that there were multiple actors in the series, but until now (thanks google) I didn't know that there has been 12 incarnations of the good Doctor. I did know that the current Dr. is a woman. Last month I saw part of the one where the Dr. got killed by someone in a Apollo space suit, though only saw about ten minutes of the episode. The Dr. that I was familiar with was the 3rd Doctor. The intrigue is understandable.
My mom couldn't tell me about the 'statue' aliens, though when I told her about your adventure to the travel museum at Griffith Park, she did remember taking me there when I was a very young boy. Ironically.... I have no memory of the trains at Griffith Park. I do remember when there was a Go-Cart track, though I was too young to try it. 😐
Happy August to you and yours. ✌🍻🙋
Very very beautiful
Thank you!
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Thank you!
Hello you good morning
Random/stupid fact that I probably shouldn't be saying! She was close to my house😃
Awesome!! 😁😁😁
You forgot to go to 12 street foo
I will check that out next time I'm there.
SANTA PAULA PUNCH BOWLS IF YOURE INTO NATURE AT ITS BEST!!!!
Wow, I just looked up the punchbowl, & that looks like an awesome hike! Will def add it to my to-hike list! I'll bet with the rains, the waterfall & pool are beautiful!
Yes it’s fun exciting and beautiful ❤
DONT EVE R GO TO THAT HOPITAL
I hope I never have to!
What about all the KKK stuff that happened with the tree
What happened?