so sad - i did 30 yrs. there 1/8/68 thru 1/8/98 mostly as a pipefitter - was called The Midget - you have no idea what is under these places -Blast Furnace - Pipe Mills - Rolling Mills -Bar Mill- Coke Plant when it was running to name a few - the network of lines that kept this place going - we took every kind of Concession there was - downsized - combined crafts - installed all EPA they were required to have - after Kobe left that was it - i retired under USS/Kobe & never worked one day for RTI & we who retired under that Contract got our Pensions cut also & Had to repay

Grew up in North Collinwood and remember fishing here in the summers. Great park long ago.

Was this what used to be called "the Muny? Light plant?", Linas? The Journeyman electrician that trained me in the early 70's, later became a boiler engineer. He said that the reason they have shut down sooooo many coal powered power generating facilities, is because that even with all the sophisticated scrubbers and pollution controls, a lot of coal being stripped out of the ground is what they call dirty coal. A lot of other impurities, including, just plain dirt, is mixed in with the coal, and it is impossible to maintain output pollution ranges between the high and low levels consistently. They get dinged and fined for every minute that smoke/steam is released over the limits. In the long run, it becomes cheaper to burn gas, after the fines. He said at the time (2008), that 60% of all natural gas in the US is used to generate electricity, and that increases our gas bills, but makes the gas people happy

My mom and me went hiking around all the paths here this summer more then a few times!

This looks more like a camera panning a scale model, than reality. Is it? I mean, I see a bird swirling on occaision, and a flashing light, but it doesn't look like real life. Mike

So much space in these older homes!

That was even better than the daylight one. Was it a plane or a drone? So close and clear

Nice to see this in a tranquil light, free from the urgency and turmoil of what happens inside. In Canton, 60 miles to the south of you, most of this is now gone. Driving past the mills, with all the banging and horns going off, with workers, soaked head to toe in the 60's leaning out the windows on breaks, trying to get some fresh air and a breeze, was all I ever saw. What a contrast

Yes it's sickening it's just rusting away it was a big mill at one time I loved working there larain loved it too 😢😢😢😂😂😂it might come back to life one day if the people there vote on it

Very disheartening. Like an enormous beast lying dead. I would love to walk through the facility, especially at night and see if any spirits are still there.

Very impressive, almost nostalgic. I’m sure they’re modernized, but they look like what I expect my grandfather and great uncle’s would have worked in.

what kind of drone is it? thanks

This is outrageously beautiful. It looks like the rainbow is gifting its colors to the trees. Just breathtaking. I can't fathom how it must have looked in person!

Cheer~~~a porous rock composed of calcium carbonate and formed by precipitation from water, ex) around mineral springs.(drone firming??helicopter???)😅

great video!!

how is it done?

I can't decide if the scenery or the music stole my heart!❤ I shared this amazing video with my family.

Beautiful 💙

Looks like VHS Tape 🤐

🕊I would love to see this beautiful peaceful scenery in the mountains. Thanks for sharing!

So cool!!

What an amazing scene. Thank you for sharing. I needed a pleasant distraction.😅

That’s amazing!!!

Amazed you could get this video.

Cool to see! Kinda scary, but neat!

Cool!

I grew up there, it’s sad to see it in this condition.

This is truly an amazing sight and a great distraction from the world events.

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So nice , I could hear the water crashing into rocks..cool thank you for sharing❤🎉

Absolutely stunning, I felt like a bird that can see everything from above and go to places that no human being had been before.

Linas!how u doing?!epic , =)

Breathtaking

Lovely property!

Cleveland proud, fuck Pittsburgh fuck lorain! Cleveland is the real steel city

3:05 bop ? How many blast furnaces are still in operation on the Great Lakes ?

The blast furnace remains the primary method of reducing iron ore first into cast iron, then by Bessemer converter to steel. The world and the USA needs steel. It is impossible to make steel in the required quantities without releasing a lot of carbon dioxide and other pollutants. It is to the great credit of the Cleveland and American steel industry that they have 'cleaned up' the process, at no small expense. Other countries like China and India can make cheaper steel because they still pollute unrestricted.

Excellent. Not much activity though, was this shot on a a weekend?

My son inlaw works there. Maintenance.

Excellent Work. As a CLIFFS shareholder, I loved it. Good Choice in accompanying music. Now time to get CLIFFs to fix some of the roofs ...

Yeah ours was prime location in Lackawanna, NY but Bethlehem never spent a penny on upgrades so it shut, leaving a disgusting shitpit for the taxpayers to deal with!!! Enjoyed the video very much, Thank You!

Was this where the resort was?

GE 1.5 MW Wind Turbines!

Wow it's gone.now like all the other qork in lorain

As a contractor who had done work in all those sites, thanks. I was in #1 powerhouse for 14 months.

So cool thanks for showing us! If you dont mind what drone was used for this?

❤What a fantastic tribute to an industry that fed, clothed, housed, and educated many Ohio grateful residents. I love the video.

I've always been fascinated by these structures, but have only ever seen them from a distance. This is a very cool new perspective.

Going to be building and detailng 2 HO scale Blast Furnace models this fall/winter. 🙏 Thank you for creating this video.

Fantastic flyover. thanks for the video.