Yo I’ve been there on a sailing trip

Why is the intro only subtitled? I’m deaf

U rule

It would be nice if they could clean or remodel the bathrooms on the Magnolia side. Sometimes the sink water doesn’t even work 😑

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Indian graffiti.

God bless the CCC. I enjoy their work still today!

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The 2024 Salmon season has started. Head on over and check our new educational exhibits

Damn!!!!!!!!!

I visited the Arch today, on my child’s field trip, and I read about this man. I’m doing more research now.

Any issue with PWC's going though the locks?

The actor is not believable in his performance

So you would say "20 million years ago people didn’t exist?" But only for 6 thousand years? Doesn’t add up😂😂🤣

20million? WTF? Nonsense the worst lie I’ve ever heard, no more then 6,000 years our planet earth exists no more. Like how stupid you have to be to believe the millions and the the whatever you made up like come on don’t be that stupid

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A certain early 20th century European dictator clearly mentioned the US governments methods of dealing with native Indian as the basis for his blueprint for dealing with the Jews of Europe. His critique of these methods was very positive. You can read about them in his famous book written while he was serving a prison sentence in 1922. The title translates as My Struggle. It’s a hard book to find because of the many references to US policies mentioned as a model for the authors dubious world domination view. If you want a copy, get a pre 1970’s copy preferably but up to 2000 may be safe. After that I would be a skeptic about alterations.

home sweet home ❤

Are you saying, "Elephant Butt?" If so, great. I collect elephant figurines and have done so since 1978, but when I hear anything "elephant" I just get excited. Would love to see this place, only if you are saying "elephant butt." Would love to find an elephant from "elephant butt!"

watching this for history class rn we lit

No matter the weather the drive is one of a kind

truly fascinating, great video

Once upon a tim there was a little yellow jello fellow And he had a mom and a dad His mom liked sour things His dad liked sweet things They dearly wanted a child And the one day In their fridgidare Dude showed up

"volunteer"

I'll be using this with my students for our evergreen trees of the PNW study. Thanks!

Yeah…none of the beginning photos are of the RG

So glad to call this place home!

This is so satisfying

I would have loved to see Celilo Falls before the Dalles Dam was built.I have seen old post cards with natives net fishing for salmon at the falls.I still have family in The Dalles.

Hello! We have a KZbin channel and would like to know if we could use some of your content from this video

Canoe culture is alive and well…..🌞

My cabin is right across the bridge from hotel manor and the convient store that used to be there can't remember the name. Grew up here its been a while since i been to slate run hopefully will get up this winter for sledding. Pray for snow 🙏

Omg I wish they would let me volunteer for this!

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Some very skilled and nuanced acting here. Brings the person to life very well.

Know the park where the image in the thumbnail was taken. A few miles from here in town of Hood River

I hate barnacles. They always eat me when I get too close

Good video. Seldom mentioned is that these dams were not only built for power generation, but also flood and erosion control. On the Missouri river as well.

I’m on the gorge right now and it’s so absolutely beautiful an such a wonder..this video really gave me a deeper understanding an appreciation for this area I call home..thx so much!

It's a shame that people aren't producing replicas out of modern materials today and selling them, because I think the Pacific Northwest canoes look awesome.

The South Fork of the Rio Grande River comes out of the drainage leading up to Wolf Creek Pass & Ski area; their junction is in the town of South Fork. The full length of Rio Grande, from northwest of Creede to the Gulf of Mexico, is a rather recent occurence 😎 Part of the geologic history of the mentioned vulcanism, was the creation of Lake Alamosa; when its huge valley overfilled, the spillover created the canyon flowing south.

Barnacles are edible. This video makes my mouth water!

4:45 picture of my great great aunt Quiuck Tumulth

river that thag ends in the gulf of Mexico

Great video. Cool and super informative. Precisely what I sought. Thanks.

I remember a friend telling me that he saw a sturgeon with a tag using the Bonneville dam lock to get up river. I didn't believe him till he showed me that data

im vibing to the song

"Volunteers" lol

Awesome. Thank you