You could add Camp Dunlap, CA built in 1941 abandoned in 1962. Now it is and unincorporated temp housing for homeless, drifters, or just people who want to live away from people
The part re Fort Ord is sadly outdated. Live a couple of miles from there. There's a university there - CA State University Monterey Bay. A great deal of housing has been and is being built. A few years ago a large VA medical clinic was built there, as well as a civilian medical facility, a couple of hotels, and a large shopping center.
I just chanced to stumble upon your channel and i love it to the core. I have a fascination for abandoned things and you video has come out as the right thing, satisfying my wanderlust nature. I could take a ride through those abadoned military bases, courtesy your video , which otherwise would never be possible, especially sitting in the far corner in India. Thank you so much for your efforts. You narration is precise and to the point, and your voice is just the right kind. 👍👌
Might have something to do with why it's still lost ;) no worries, I at least had a good laugh about that one, loved your video & chosen locations/sites/installations! Surely there must still be more leftover which you could do another video about??
"Raiders of the lost Arkansas", I love those AI voices, good humor also great video
Raiders of the lost Arkansas........... Yep, he said it.
You could add Camp Dunlap, CA built in 1941 abandoned in 1962. Now it is and unincorporated temp housing for homeless, drifters, or just people who want to live away from people
The part re Fort Ord is sadly outdated. Live a couple of miles from there. There's a university there - CA State University Monterey Bay. A great deal of housing has been and is being built. A few years ago a large VA medical clinic was built there, as well as a civilian medical facility, a couple of hotels, and a large shopping center.
Very interesting. Thank you
Thank you for watching! Have a great day!
I just chanced to stumble upon your channel and i love it to the core. I have a fascination for abandoned things and you video has come out as the right thing, satisfying my wanderlust nature. I could take a ride through those abadoned military bases, courtesy your video , which otherwise would never be possible, especially sitting in the far corner in India. Thank you so much for your efforts. You narration is precise and to the point, and your voice is just the right kind. 👍👌
Thank you for your comment! Very glad that you enjoy the videos! Wish to visit India one day! Have a great day!
I always fine your your videos very interesting you give us so much to think🤔 about and to check-in to .thanks for do such a amazing Job .❤👍👍
Brilliant.👍
Enjoyed. 👍
For me the most interesting part those you not talking about. Buildings from 0:0 to 0:11 and from 0:21 to 0:32 ?? Where are these ones?
Good job on the show!
Thank you! Have a wonderful day!
ur intel on the english sea forts is decades outta date lol
Raiders of the Last Arkansas? it's Ark. It probably was an autocorrect issue.
Yes, my mistake, thank you!
Might have something to do with why it's still lost ;) no worries, I at least had a good laugh about that one, loved your video & chosen locations/sites/installations! Surely there must still be more leftover which you could do another video about??
The name is pronounced " TOY Fulls BURG in German
Great video but the captions are really not needed. It's too distracting and can be turned on in YT if needed.
in the start of your video you show an incomplete nuke plant . not a military base .