"Riding their Fathers' magic carpet made of steel" My Grandfather worked in a Roundhouse for the Wabash RR in Indiana...I would sit and listen whenever he told me of his work Of course, working for the RR he was exempt from the Military Draft for The Great War... Thank you, Michelle
I think I've got enough proof to suggest they🐍🐉 rebuilt everything in our world after the flood and they come from the planet saturn and is linked to the👑 what do you think ?
Dr., your video of today really turned a rainy, muggy, rather dismal day into one of enrichment. Who would ever broach this as a subject? You woke me up to these fully functional, grand and aesthetic inclined trains I was privileged to have ridden on at least on in Northern Michigan to where they quietly disappeared and in their stead -- mundane elevators.
I have encountered them in my research before so I knew about them, and when I decided to focus on these engineering marvels exclusively, approximately half of the research I've done previously, and about half is new.
Michelle, if only inquisitors as myself and so many novices truly understood the depth of your research, we would be in a better place in society and as a whole. Thank you for your work it truly is well received and understood.❤❤
Michelle… soon enough i will be taking a break from this world. My number one stop is to hopefully meet you and sit down with a cup of coffee and pick your brain❤️ Your work is amazing, thought provoking, thorough,well done!!!!! Thank you so much for the time and effort you put in! You were just mentioned in Jason Breshears video that he did with Martin Liedke. 😊 Nice to see you getting accreditation for your hard work😍
We are a lost people, groping through the darkness of a haunted planet. We don't know who or where we are. Thanks for shedding some light on the subject, Mrs. Gibson.
Fully support your conclusion about wonderful advanced pieces of art - evidence for advanced old world. Сердечно вас благодарю за правду и мужество! Низкий поклон за ваш труд!
I can remember when I was a young child,my parents took me to dogpatch Arkansas.there was a amusement park, with hillbilly theme, and fresh trout they stocked in a cold stream that ran thru the park. They had a small incline railway that transported the parks guest to and from the upper parking lot to parks entrance. Silver dollar city Branson mo. Has incline railway technology incorporated into some of the rides too.
We have an incline in Johnstown pa. It constantly being repaired. There were floods in Johnstown multiple times. Bethlem steel was made there. And coal mines. Now it’s a ghost town.
I grew up on Mt. Washington, PGH, Pa. in the 60s. Took the inclines to school & town. I was just there recently & they are still operating. I did not know there had been 17! That would have been every 2-3 blocks, doesn't seem possible unless it was on the other side of the hill which is now the Liberty Tunnel aka the 'tubes' 🤓
Most were for freight and the coal mines, Many started from Arlington Ave. If you look up old historic street maps you can see where they were. I grew up on the side side slopes also in the 60's.
@@robertganther3695 which part, South Side? i went to high school/trade school (Cosmetolgy) there on Carson St. I lived a long time at the end of Augusta St. on top of the tubes, then moved to Mckees Rocks for a bit then went west to Phoenix/California/WA where I am now (after living in BC, Canada for 6 yrs) Ps I have some videos I made when i went there last year on my yT channel. youtube.com/@Katsy33
I grew up in Pgh and still visit family there about 4 times a year. I was up on Mt Washington at the end of April at a celebration dinner for my daughter who just graduated PITT. She lives 2 blocks off Carson just around the corner from all the action. What interests me is the hillside under the incline and the inaccessible areas under the lookouts at the top, but there’s no easy way to get an up close look. Best would be from McCardle, but you just can’t pull over and park and inspect the mountain from there. When I drive by, I go slow and it looks like the rocks are more like the stone blocks of a giant building that’s been overgrown. Recently I walked around downtown so I could see where Grant street was lowered many feet. The original higher street level line is visible on some of the older buildings like the Pittsburgh jail by the bridge of sighs. So much hidden history! Bummer I didn’t have time for an original Primantis sandwich in the strip when I was there last. I’ve been craving one so much!
Yeah, I think it's the steepest and you can still travell on, also a very steep pathway does reach its end ifhyour 2 scared of going back up,Or top exhausted 2walkba CV k up
Thank you for sharing your truth and knowledge. I’ve seen all your videos and I haven’t even seen it when you’re a guest on other channels, you are in my top five favorite.
It’s the complexity and engineering beauty of these supposedly mundane things like trolley parks and incline railways that lets me understand how much is being covered up! By the way Michelle have you looked into all the ice rinks and roller blade rinks that seemed to be around in the pre World War 2 era? Sorry if you already covered this and I haven’t caught up yet but I just noticed how everywhere seemed to have these rinks until about WW2 and then they started dying out suddenly? Even my little mining town in the north of England had one nearby. Same as the local town parks and bowling greens or putting greens, they all suddenly started to get torn down after World War 2 and nothing was put in its place? 🤔
I haven't looked at that specifically but I have no doubt your observation is spot on and that there's something to them beyond what we think there is.
Michelle, you mention the Endless Wall in WV. Did you know, there was basically an incline railroad here also? Their storyline states it was used to take coal mine workers from the top to the bottom. I also found “coke ovens” in this area. Beautiful works of art. I can’t imagine ANY of this being built in what history teaches us was a very remote wilderness of West Virginia.
The only one I’ve ever seen is in Salzburg, Austria going up to the castle. I was amazed when I saw it and rode on it. I had no idea these existed until I went to Salzburg.
Here in Switzerland we have lots of these. Short ones and longer ones that go up steep mountains. In the city of Zurich there are 2, one short on that goes from Central up the hill to the university. Another one from Römerhof up the hill to the Dolder area. Oh yes and a 3rd that I can’t remember the name of. In the Italian part of Switzerland there is a quite odd one that goes from Locarno to Orsellina. It passes by a VERY interesting old church called Madonna del Sasso. This was the location of a meeting of high level politicians that led to The Pact of Locarno in 1925 in an attempt to prevent a 2nd WWW. It obviously failed. Here in Switzerland they are called funicular. There are many many more. Great topic and very interesting. 🙏
Awesome work Michelle! Just want to add that there’s one in Sakyo Kyoto Japan! I was just there last week and it blew my mind! And now you have a video about incline railways!
I saw my one and only funicular by chance when I drove through Pittsburgh on the way to Baltimore. I was blown away by such a structure. Couldn't imagine living on a Hill though!
Bernie,look up the steepest one in the world just 38-5 miles west of me,Katoomba in the blue mountains, I have been on it,it's the steepest one ever and is still in use today,check it out online
Hey Michelle, first off, I am grateful for all the work you put into these videos. I’ve been watching for almost a year now, and I know I speak for many when I say that they have been eye opening in a big way. This morning I came across a comment on another channel that was directing people to your work. However the specific thing they were referencing, I could not find. Do you happen to know which video of yours talk about the Washington DC underground? They said specifically that you were talking about being able to see ruins from street level through the grates I believe. Thank you in advance 🙏🏽
Thank you! I don't remember referring to underground Washington, but I do have a couple of videos where I look at DC: Shining a Light on the Historical & Cultural Importance of Inner City Neighborhoods: ruclips.net/video/iVClZtFMqnQ/видео.html How Monuments & Memorials Hide the Advanced Ancient Civilization: ruclips.net/video/I7LrojsuHQ4/видео.html Circle Alignments on the Planet Washington, DC - Part 1 Washington, DC, to Baltimore, MD: ruclips.net/video/5V3nBENRcF0/видео.html
Huge factories built the rails from ores mined and shipped, smelted with a thorough knowledge of metallurgy. Established colleges taught a proven method of procedure. Workers, aplenty, moved the earth. Behind it all a civilization cooperative - monetarily, governmentally and idealistically; an admix not in existence today.
@@jthepickle7 A sad truth that you speak. Amazing how they kept it hidden from so many for so long. I didn't start seeing the original civilization until 2013 let's say. I was aware, I was open, but that was the year I started to see it.
@@michellegibson8946 You, and your exemplary research lead the ass-on-couch to get up, at least in mind, to budge in positive direction. You do more, Michelle, than you realize.
@@jthepickle7 Thank you! That's actually why I do it. When I started to put things together I felt like I had a responsibility to get it back out and that I couldn't live with myself if I didn't. 2018 was the year I started blogging and making videos. And it's taking me on a journey I could never even have imagined. The process of doing the research originally of following cities and places in alignment took me deeper and deeper and deeper from where I started.
Look into pitman NJ where alcyon lake is there was a nascar track and casino etc but the waste from lepari landfill upstream also I have info relevant info towards your research but I'm not sure how to get it to you lmk, love and gratitude
This technology could have been used to build anything at a higher elevation. Perfect for the construction and lifting the stone blocks of the pyramids (for example). Just keep adding track sections and lengthen the cable.
Yes, I'm aware of the Morris canal in New Jersey as being a good example of that. There's so much to find. I know there's other kinds of incline railways like gravity railroads but I'm like okay I've got focus this otherwise it's TMI to process all at once, even for me.
@@gs1100ed Thank you! I've been doing it extensively for five years so I have a considerable amount of research to pull from on a lot of different subjects!
To be honest, I get lost in the tremendous amount of facts. And I appreciate the hypothesis that we are testing at the end, but I wish we could put those hypotheses out front and then see if we can find facts that support them.
My mother has a specific mutation in the gene responsible for her heart issue, which has not yet been found in any other person, also the fact I'm related to basically all of the Austrian and English royalty and supposedly the clarkson part of my family once had a castle
Yes absolutely Moorish-built. The colonizers took credit for everything but going through this The narrative does not match what they said they did at all. What they tell us is ludicrous. If you're just getting started bear with me cuz I give a lot of examples that they didn't do what they said they did.
I love your channel
so do I
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Many thanks!
Ditto
We are the lucky ones who watch.
We also have one still in operation, in Chattanooga Tennessee.
"Riding their Fathers' magic carpet made of steel"
My Grandfather worked in a Roundhouse for the Wabash RR in Indiana...I would sit and listen whenever he told me of his work Of course, working for the RR he was exempt from the Military Draft for The Great War...
Thank you, Michelle
I've just struck gold with about 300 old photos mostly london should turn afew heads ✌❤
I think I've got enough proof to suggest they🐍🐉 rebuilt everything in our world after the flood and they come from the planet saturn and is linked to the👑 what do you think ?
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Dr., your video of today really turned a rainy, muggy, rather dismal day into one of enrichment. Who would ever broach this as a subject? You woke me up to these fully functional, grand and aesthetic inclined trains I was privileged to have ridden on at least on in Northern Michigan to where they quietly disappeared and in their stead -- mundane elevators.
I have encountered them in my research before so I knew about them, and when I decided to focus on these engineering marvels exclusively, approximately half of the research I've done previously, and about half is new.
Michelle, if only inquisitors as myself and so many novices truly understood the depth of your research, we would be in a better place in society and as a whole. Thank you for your work it truly is well received and understood.❤❤
Michelle… soon enough i will be taking a break from this world. My number one stop is to hopefully meet you and sit down with a cup of coffee and pick your brain❤️
Your work is amazing, thought provoking, thorough,well done!!!!!
Thank you so much for the time and effort you put in!
You were just mentioned in Jason Breshears video that he did with Martin Liedke. 😊 Nice to see you getting accreditation for your hard work😍
I totally agree!!!🤍
Ms. Michelle.
You ALWAYS give Thought Provoking Videos!
TY for working towards the enlightenment of the masses.
1840 ! Suuuuure
We are a lost people, groping through the darkness of a haunted planet.
We don't know who or where we are.
Thanks for shedding some light on the subject, Mrs. Gibson.
We know that we have been lied to about everything.
God bless the truth seekers one and all.
Whenever I watch your videos my heart aches, but I am compelled. Thank you ❤
Keep doing what you’re doing it gives me the Chills
Fully support your conclusion about wonderful advanced pieces of art - evidence for advanced old world.
Сердечно вас благодарю за правду и мужество!
Низкий поклон за ваш труд!
I can remember when I was a young child,my parents took me to dogpatch Arkansas.there was a amusement park, with hillbilly theme, and fresh trout they stocked in a cold stream that ran thru the park. They had a small incline railway that transported the parks guest to and from the upper parking lot to parks entrance. Silver dollar city Branson mo. Has incline railway technology incorporated into some of the rides too.
Lookout Mountain Incline Railway-Chattanooga :) love your channel
We have an incline in Johnstown pa.
It constantly being repaired. There were floods in Johnstown multiple times. Bethlem steel was made there. And coal mines. Now it’s a ghost town.
I grew up on Mt. Washington, PGH, Pa. in the 60s. Took the inclines to school & town.
I was just there recently & they are still operating.
I did not know there had been 17!
That would have been every 2-3 blocks, doesn't seem possible unless it was on the other side of the hill which is now
the Liberty Tunnel aka the 'tubes' 🤓
Most were for freight and the coal mines, Many started from Arlington Ave. If you look up old historic street maps you can see where they were. I grew up on the side side slopes also in the 60's.
@@robertganther3695 which part, South Side?
i went to high school/trade
school (Cosmetolgy) there on Carson St.
I lived a long time at the end of Augusta St. on top of the tubes,
then moved to Mckees Rocks for a bit then went west to
Phoenix/California/WA where I am now
(after living in BC, Canada for 6 yrs)
Ps I have some videos I made when i went there last year
on my yT channel.
youtube.com/@Katsy33
I grew up in Pgh and still visit family there about 4 times a year. I was up on Mt Washington at the end of April at a celebration dinner for my daughter who just graduated PITT. She lives 2 blocks off Carson just around the corner from all the action. What interests me is the hillside under the incline and the inaccessible areas under the lookouts at the top, but there’s no easy way to get an up close look. Best would be from McCardle, but you just can’t pull over and park and inspect the mountain from there. When I drive by, I go slow and it looks like the rocks are more like the stone blocks of a giant building that’s been overgrown. Recently I walked around downtown so I could see where Grant street was lowered many feet. The original higher street level line is visible on some of the older buildings like the Pittsburgh jail by the bridge of sighs. So much hidden history! Bummer I didn’t have time for an original Primantis sandwich in the strip when I was there last. I’ve been craving one so much!
@@Kat-I-am3333 I grew up on Cobden St., now live in the south hills. I will check out your video's.
Gratitude Michelle! Have a wonderful week!
Fascinating! The only incline rail I have been on was in Budapest - but it was a fun ride! The "Budapest Castle Hill Funicular".
Our past is being recognized right before our eyes! MG- Appreciate your acknowledgement of these subjects! Much love😉
Thank you for your video. Very eye opening, as always.
you do such great work! thank you Michelle
Steepest one is west of Sydney at the blue mountains near Katoomba, I have been on it, awesomeness 🆗✔️👍🆒🥶👋
Been on that
Yeah, I think it's the steepest and you can still travell on, also a very steep pathway does reach its end ifhyour 2 scared of going back up,Or top exhausted 2walkba CV k up
Thank you, Michelle 🙏🏼🌹🌿
- It’s been a rough day .. great timing 🕊
The truth will set us free 🙏🏼🕊🕊🕊
Awesome work as always Michelle keep it up and be well.
Grew up next to one of these in Hastings, UK. It is still running today I believe.
Was on it last year. Tunnels nearby and a so called castle
Just fascinating Michelle! I had no idea there were so many around. Thanks for opening my eyes to another interesting topic! 🥰
Thank you for sharing your truth and knowledge. I’ve seen all your videos and I haven’t even seen it when you’re a guest on other channels, you are in my top five favorite.
Thank you so much!
It’s the complexity and engineering beauty of these supposedly mundane things like trolley parks and incline railways that lets me understand how much is being covered up!
By the way Michelle have you looked into all the ice rinks and roller blade rinks that seemed to be around in the pre World War 2 era?
Sorry if you already covered this and I haven’t caught up yet but I just noticed how everywhere seemed to have these rinks until about WW2 and then they started dying out suddenly?
Even my little mining town in the north of England had one nearby. Same as the local town parks and bowling greens or putting greens, they all suddenly started to get torn down after World War 2 and nothing was put in its place? 🤔
I haven't looked at that specifically but I have no doubt your observation is spot on and that there's something to them beyond what we think there is.
Yes, Putt putt greens. Why close them,? We had one in my little town
Yeah I remember when EVERY TOWN had a putt putt course. And big cities had HUGE fancy ones for tourists. Now... GONE💨💨💨
Michelle, you mention the Endless Wall in WV. Did you know, there was basically an incline railroad here also? Their storyline states it was used to take coal mine workers from the top to the bottom. I also found “coke ovens” in this area. Beautiful works of art. I can’t imagine ANY of this being built in what history teaches us was a very remote wilderness of West Virginia.
Also, not far from this location is Bramwell, WV. A town that once had more millionaires living then anywhere in the United States.
No I didn't know that! Thanks for sharing this information!
The only one I’ve ever seen is in Salzburg, Austria going up to the castle. I was amazed when I saw it and rode on it. I had no idea these existed until I went to Salzburg.
Thank you Michelle!
MG is Fantastic , Always brings the best Research to the Table .
Here in Switzerland we have lots of these. Short ones and longer ones that go up steep mountains. In the city of Zurich there are 2, one short on that goes from Central up the hill to the university. Another one from Römerhof up the hill to the Dolder area. Oh yes and a 3rd that I can’t remember the name of. In the Italian part of Switzerland there is a quite odd one that goes from Locarno to Orsellina. It passes by a VERY interesting old church called Madonna del Sasso. This was the location of a meeting of high level politicians that led to The Pact of Locarno in 1925 in an attempt to prevent a 2nd WWW. It obviously failed. Here in Switzerland they are called funicular. There are many many more. Great topic and very interesting. 🙏
Budapest also has the "Budapest Castle Hill Funicular". I thought it a little odd that they used the term "funicular" as well.
Awesome work Michelle! Just want to add that there’s one in Sakyo Kyoto Japan! I was just there last week and it blew my mind! And now you have a video about incline railways!
Well, that was fascinating...some of that Hmmmm 🤔....???? Thank you Michelle !!!!
I saw my one and only funicular by chance when I drove through Pittsburgh on the way to Baltimore. I was blown away by such a structure. Couldn't imagine living on a Hill though!
I really appreciate all you put into your videos. I learn something with each one. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us.
Always interesting...Thanks for sharing.
Exvellent Michelle, love ur videos too !
Great as always, nice presentation Michelle.
I was recommended to your channel and very interesting 🎉thanks
Thank you!
Awesome Michelle!!! Thank you 🙏🏼
Great content!
awesome topic for todays stream
Bernie,look up the steepest one in the world just 38-5 miles west of me,Katoomba in the blue mountains, I have been on it,it's the steepest one ever and is still in use today,check it out online
There is one in Prague, Petrin. Check it out.
good video , these railways were built by builders
Hey Michelle, first off, I am grateful for all the work you put into these videos. I’ve been watching for almost a year now, and I know I speak for many when I say that they have been eye opening in a big way.
This morning I came across a comment on another channel that was directing people to your work. However the specific thing they were referencing, I could not find. Do you happen to know which video of yours talk about the Washington DC underground? They said specifically that you were talking about being able to see ruins from street level through the grates I believe. Thank you in advance 🙏🏽
Thank you!
I don't remember referring to underground Washington, but I do have a couple of videos where I look at DC:
Shining a Light on the Historical & Cultural Importance of Inner City Neighborhoods:
ruclips.net/video/iVClZtFMqnQ/видео.html
How Monuments & Memorials Hide the Advanced Ancient Civilization:
ruclips.net/video/I7LrojsuHQ4/видео.html
Circle Alignments on the Planet Washington, DC - Part 1 Washington, DC, to Baltimore, MD: ruclips.net/video/5V3nBENRcF0/видео.html
@@michellegibson8946 thank you so much, you are a gem! Grateful for you
@@BigTrees4ever Thank you!
Always great truth.
Huge factories built the rails from ores mined and shipped, smelted with a thorough knowledge of metallurgy. Established colleges taught a proven method of procedure. Workers, aplenty, moved the earth. Behind it all a civilization cooperative - monetarily, governmentally and idealistically; an admix not in existence today.
Yes indeed, as you say, a unity of civilization created these things that we can't even imagine!
@@michellegibson8946 Once, a civilization built. Then another came to usurp.
@@jthepickle7 A sad truth that you speak. Amazing how they kept it hidden from so many for so long. I didn't start seeing the original civilization until 2013 let's say. I was aware, I was open, but that was the year I started to see it.
@@michellegibson8946 You, and your exemplary research lead the ass-on-couch to get up, at least in mind, to budge in positive direction.
You do more, Michelle, than you realize.
@@jthepickle7 Thank you! That's actually why I do it. When I started to put things together I felt like I had a responsibility to get it back out and that I couldn't live with myself if I didn't. 2018 was the year I started blogging and making videos. And it's taking me on a journey I could never even have imagined. The process of doing the research originally of following cities and places in alignment took me deeper and deeper and deeper from where I started.
Trippy, you got 66.6 k subs Michelle.
Only 52 to go before I get to 667..
Santiago Chike hasa really interesting one
Look into pitman NJ where alcyon lake is there was a nascar track and casino etc but the waste from lepari landfill upstream also I have info relevant info towards your research but I'm not sure how to get it to you lmk, love and gratitude
michelle.gibson565@gmail.com
Something to think about while trying to figure out what has taken place here without our knowledge or consent.👍
Makes you wonder about the fires
There is a freestanding funicular in Montréal.
This technology could have been used to build anything at a higher elevation. Perfect for the construction and lifting the stone blocks of the pyramids (for example). Just keep adding track sections and lengthen the cable.
hey Michelle I just found a small gem a site called Life in the 1800"s
Lynton was the location of a cloud seeding experiment and flood disaster...
666 hmm I knew it! Hahaha I love your research and ability to get a massive amount of information out here to us. Much respect 👏👍
Unavoidable to grow :)
Everything cool always get destroyed by fire
penang an the paris one to mont martre still operate
Don’t forget about elevated waterways and water lifts
Yes, I'm aware of the Morris canal in New Jersey as being a good example of that. There's so much to find. I know there's other kinds of incline railways like gravity railroads but I'm like okay I've got focus this otherwise it's TMI to process all at once, even for me.
@@michellegibson8946 You do fantastic work! I very much appreciate what you do and the effort for gathering all of your research. Thank you so much!
@@gs1100ed Thank you! I've been doing it extensively for five years so I have a considerable amount of research to pull from on a lot of different subjects!
To be honest, I get lost in the tremendous amount of facts. And I appreciate the hypothesis that we are testing at the end, but I wish we could put those hypotheses out front and then see if we can find facts that support them.
Okay I'll see what I can do appreciate the feedback! Easy to get caught up in the process of the research and piecing together everything.
your sound could be better,, mic, pop filter... wtv... but again, Great work as always ty
My mother has a specific mutation in the gene responsible for her heart issue, which has not yet been found in any other person, also the fact I'm related to basically all of the Austrian and English royalty and supposedly the clarkson part of my family once had a castle
I wonder if the pollution or the inbreeding in the bloodline caused her gene issue
Alcyon lake was or still is the no.1 superfund site in federal history
Reptilian bloodline
Duquesne incline in Pittsburgh **
"Funiculì, Funiculà"
I'm from pitman btw
Looks like a place I need to look into sometime!
🤔
66.6 followers....😢
Got to happen 100 times:)
WHAT NO ALPINE RAILS LOL
This world is plastic now
Moorish built not British
Yes absolutely Moorish-built. The colonizers took credit for everything but going through this The narrative does not match what they said they did at all. What they tell us is ludicrous. If you're just getting started bear with me cuz I give a lot of examples that they didn't do what they said they did.
Thank you Michelle!!