if you are looking for the option key - just press alt key and move your cursor. you will be able to pull the screen. or go to help on top - you will find the keyboard shortcuts..cheers!

Do you make films from photographs for others?

This is the video I needed!!! thank you so much this is all well explained 🔥

This was a great idea for a upcoming city to do. The history of the canals and the process that would shape the Seattle area into the industrious areas that have served the community so well over the years was a subject that was not covered in school when I was going through in the 70s in the area but it was a great video and a view into the past that has been such a great addition to shape the Seattle landscape.the shear determination and great resolve overall to see a bigger picture to settle the area into the amazing place we all can and have enjoyed over the years. Truly incredible that these people were able to accomplish this amazing job back in the day that has served us so well and continues to do so to this day. It really has been a remarkable journey of the natural progression of life in the inland Northwest. This area is truly rich in history and natural beauty along with the resources that have helped shape our country it's that bigger picture that really shines through the remaining arguments of our growth as a country as well. The benefits have significantly outweighed the drawbacks.

What a great documentary. Thank you!

Fun video--love their curiosity and enthusiasm. and caught a few glimpses of you Vaun. Lois

Mr. Raymond, I don’t know why this piece got snubbed at the Golden Globes. This is elite.

Really useful tutorial thanks :)

ahh such a good video!!

at 2:51 You say Hold down the Option Key..Where is this Key? I searched and online says hit plus buttons, etc. anyway if you get a chance this is a hot tip as there are so many google questions about this problem of switching to side view from blank page that isnt unique..thanks and excited to learn more..thanks for the cool video

Yes without the native technology we would not have what we have today.

Walked from pioneer square to lk Washington? Just a mile??? it's like 4-5 depending then which one of 14 hills, forest and bramble trail you took, must have been the Madison valley if any. Live in Seattle since birth, know the area well

Oh! The days when Seattle was worth going to! These days even the most hardy settlers would pass it by as being far too dirty, and far too many undesirable people within its limits.

Excelente. Me gustaría en español 😮

Thank you for sharing your amazing Christmas adventure with us Coco!!! You are so purrrrttyyy... wishing you a wonderful and happy New Year ahead!

Very nicely played!

Very funny!!!

Adorable. (and please put coco on a diet.)

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Oh my gosh-so cute and funny, Vaun! Coco is a sweet girl. Glad to see she's having such an adventurous holiday. My cat, Sage, looked exactly like her, BTW! Love those Maine Coons! Thanks for sharing this!

Delightful! You've outdone yourself. Enjoy your Christmas Vaun!

Great informative video.

A well done documentary. It was also a treat to see and hear Paul Dorpat, still involved in telling the many stories of Seattle. I worked with Paul on several of his history programs and books as a photographer with the city of Seattle. As a transplant to Seattle from a small town of Herkimer, New York I grew up near the Erie Canal. As a young boy, I watched the Barges and pleasure craft from the Tow Path to the locks in Herkimer and Little Falls. The Seattle locks are a favorite spot to visit and relax to this day. Great piece of work!

How can I use this with a different editing software like Capcut ?

Another tool to learn and adapt to my interests !

Another documentary about the brave go-getters yesteryear taking whatever they could get their hands on, degrade and murder the local indigenous tribes while stealing millions, today billions of dollars in natural resources.

I fully understand the need for monetization of a production like this. I also very much appreciate the brevity of the interruptions.

Washington was a prosperous state, until the democrats showed up, .. SEATTLEITES suck and their governor 😊

I'm from Charlie's area, I drank many many beers upon his homesite. I'm sure he knows me.. Much Much Respect, ThankYou

The Denny Regrade put the top of Queen Anne Hill in the Interbay Tidelands.. that's why Q.A. Hill is extremely flat on top.

I'm from here, too. I (unknowingly) absorbed "Salmon Bay Charlie" perspective from partying on his home site, at the Locks. Many many times. He was half Samish and half ShilShole. In Lushootseed language, ShilShole means THREAD THE BEAD as in making a necklace. In low water season, there would be isolated (beads of water) puddles, along the Canal Route. So I'm white outside, but from territory of the ShilShole Tribe. Much respect Turns out, Nature's sand bars in the fisherman's terminal area caused the canoe course "threading a bead" outbound on the outgoing tide. As seen in photo from tall tower on NW QAHill , before the Ballard Locks of 1917

26 yrs old born and raised in vancouver, portlanders have completely destroyed our culture here. Guess "vantucky" turned out to be good enough for them and the Californians to destroy. Edit: i love the ending where the women is talking about rowing at u-dub like anybody who lives anywhere else gives a shit

Wow, this was like a week or so before John Lennon was murdered.

This was great! What a fun family ❤

So weird to think that the youngsters (like the guy with long hair in the red hat) in this video are now seniors, and the moderately middle-aged guy talking who looked maybe 45-50ish has now probably passed on.

the father/son duo harness swing thing is funny. why is there a harness swing in the dining room?!

A time where family got together without phones

even if the youngiest person in that video is atlest 48 today most of them r prob long dead lol weird 2 see pl that r so normal just like us talk but in the reality of 1980 n think they r all dead today reminding us of how fragile and ephemral life can be

Love home videos like these.

Great video quality for 1980!!

"How many years, do these videocasettes last?" She queried Well its 2024 almost 2025 and I see yall just fine. And Buckel up, shit gets crazy after 2001. Happy Thanksgiving 😊

@3:40 guy shoulda been on SNL

And just imagine how sad they'd be to know it turned into the toilet bowl of one of the biggest shitholes in the USA..How many needles do you think you could catch with your nets now? Or test the water and it actually contains trace amounts of fentanyl??? Up here in the bleachers at 9000' we anxiously await the cascadia subduction quake and the massive douching your foul city needs so bad and this waterway will become the douchenozzle instead of a toilets shitpipe.

Fascinating. Seems like days were better back then. Some people have passed on I presume in the video, perhaps the man who made the prison comment.

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Been there and “locked through innumerable time at all hours day and night.

I had never been west of Missouri until 2022. We made a trip to Seattle to visit our son who works at Ross Lake . I as young man had always dreamed of living in Seattle but had never made the trip . After seeing this beautiful place I realized the mistake I made in my 20 s to not go west . If I had ever seen this city then I would have definitely made it my new hometown. We are planning another trip in 25 maybe we never leave again . Love Seattle ❤️

The comment about Dandadan that you didn't expect to find

This is really helpful, thanks a lot! Will use it!

52:08 Clayton DeRooy the Salmon Bay RR bridge that is always up. See extreme left of image. Me and a buddy climbed the ties like a ladder, sat atop for awhile climbed back down. While we were sitting on top, a seattle police helicopter was sent to check us out. They flew around the bridge at least ten times, shining their search light at the base of the bridge, but never illuminated where we were. Around and around they went but never seemed to see us. Presently they departed. My friend and I climbed down, to be greeted by Seattle's Finest, who were surprisingly friendly, considering. We got a stern talking to about possible injuries and insurance costs by the RR owners (don't know who that would be). Months later the bridge that was always there, and always up, was gone.