MASSIVE OBJECT Washed Up in Long Beach!

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This mysterious cement slab the size of a school bus washed up on a beach near Long Beach, CA last week. Where on earth could this have come from?
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[@danlowe8684]

Well, it was a floating dock which suggests the mussels had many years to attach to it. Also, in WW2 the Allies towed massive floating concrete docks across the English Channel to unload troops and equipment on Normandy beaches. Search Mulberry Harbors.

[@William-a-smith345]

There are a couple of mulberry harbour pieces still in existence at portland harbour on the southern coast of the UK massive structures

[@ExitThrutheGiftShop]

That is huge! I remember at an aquarium in Oregon they had a big block that had been carried over from Japan after the tsunami. Amazing to see how things can be carried around by ocean currents!

[@MrJojo2go]

Glad to see you both in Long Beach!!!!! 👍🏿😷👍🏻🇨🇦🇵🇭🇺🇸

[@-iIIiiiiiIiiiiIIIiiIi-]

When exploring/adventuring feels cozy.

[@toddburgess6792]

The "caution tape" speaks to the idiocy of our safety crazy world.

[@robtman9199]

The ocean does toss back a few things now and then, nice find. Have a great weekend, love your videos.

[@tingdzinkochu]

1:05 Great graphic with cartoon😄 crash sound

[@OddityOdysseys]

Thanks! We felt like we needed to add the effect, haha! 😁

[@keith2059]

Greetings Bethany, Drew, and Oddity Odysseys fans! Good catch, wonder if any else saw it floating before it landed. Hope everyone is well, take care, stay healthy, and have a wonderful weekend!

[@johanna7254]

The ocean is an insane force of nature. It's amazing what it can toss about like it's nothing. Great find!

[@JayBobJayBob]

Consider Ontario California as a story to cover. The research would be easy because all the historical data is within the model colony room in the main branch of Ontario library. Ontario was founded in the 1880s by the Chaffey Brothers. They were engineers from Canada, who laid out the city in a grid complete with the first SoCal hydroelectric plant in the adjacent Saint Gabriel mountains that wired electricity to every lot they would sell. The alluvial fan that spread out from the base of the San Gabriel mountains allowed water to be delivered by gravity. This was such an organized and novel approach to raw land development that the federal government adopted such layouts as guidelines for cities to layout their towns across America. It was so encouraged that it appeared in scale model at the Chicago’s world’s fair in 1893. Also, the famous mule car pulled a rail car to the foothills only to coast by gravity back down to the valley.

[@yawndave]

Welcome back to California! I've seen some odd things on the beach, but never anything that heavy🙂. I suspect more than a few people are knocking off chunks to take home as souvenirs (or maybe to sell on ebay?) Until next time, happy trails!

[@johnnada1222]

Hey , the haircut looks good .

[@peggycarlyle6409]

Wow! Fun video!

[@andyhudgens]

My favorite oddity fam love these videos missing you both Happy Saturday 💙

[@ayutthayatrojan]

It's absolutely great to get a video guys -- thanks B & D so much!❤😂❤😂.

[@walterglomp1035]

Love your travels and adventures. Best part , I gain knowledge from your exploration. Thank you, Wally

[@SantosChronicles]

Oh man you guys are back in CA! Love the amazing floating graphics! You guys are the breaking news of oddity news. We just went to Regents Pizzeria, thanks for the suggestions. We are loving the Sam Diego life right now.

[@OddityOdysseys]

Yay, Regents!!! What did you guys think? We've been in back in CA for a while but still have lots of Chicago to share. :) Enjoy SD!

[@SantosChronicles]

@@OddityOdysseys We really enjoyed the pizza. We tried the NY and Chicago Style pizza. My wife liked the Venom drink. Thanks for the recommendation. Can’t wait to see your next Chicago Adventures. I told my sister I want to see the gift shop sea cave and house on the building. You guys are my heroes.

[@charlescolegrove4822]

Now that's a true oddity 😻 stay safe guys 🐱

[@dtna]

Check out La Linda Drive in Long Beach (Bixby Knolls). AKA "Midget Town". 😮 Or the old Columbia Ranch dwarf houses.

[@JulianHarris-rg2cp]

Who would have thought. keep them coming

[@ReachOutToWilliam]

It's does not float because of the foam interior. It floats because of displacement.

[@numbr66]

I remember several years ago, Japan had that big earthquake and time later parts of a barge popped up on the beach of Oregon somewhere.

[@cowboyvalley]

If it was a floating dock, it's been in the water longer than February. 👉🤯

[@edsmetaldetecting31]

Great hair cut!! Great video!!

[@MrYoup11]

Reminds me of the Mulberry Harbours that were built after the D-day landings in Normandy.

[@arrjay2410]

The power of nature.

[@billsilverman3133]

Hey, you look great with a short haircut!

[@harrymarnell8669]

Holy bucket of nuts! How on earth (or water) could have that thing moved so far??

[@cmega3777]

good stuff

[@rawbacon]

I'd be kinda freaked out if I saw that thing wash ashore and didn't know it was foam filled.

[@Da_knee7]

This makes me wonder what other type of large stones float. 😳

[@donaldduncan7095]

The local news just reported that it was concreate, THANKS for answering the question some of us were thinking......How the hell can concreate float ? 🤔

[@luvtoyscollector3373]

I hope no one was stuck under that when it washed onto the beach 🤔

[@Aengus42]

Erm... It's a floating dock. It's been in the sea for longer than a month!

[@WhistleintheWind]

Didn't anyone notice a giant floating dock in the bay?

[@TheUnatuber]

Fresh mussels!

[@stellamcwick8455]

Gotta love LA. Damn thing landed on the beach and was instantly tagged. If they didn’t do it while it was still in the water. “Hey, what’s that that just washed up?” “Don’t know, don’t care. Get the cans”

[@random22026]

Was very confused, trying to get my head around how a concrete dock could float like a boat--even with a styrofoam interior, the coating is still concrete, with the added heft of pickin' rebar! For a moment there, thought you might have sourced Jimmy Hoffa's sofa.

[@davidburroughs2244]

Careful, you two push hard enough together and you might slow down the earth's rotataion.

[@bingbruce4865]

And like stray cats, the knuckle dragger taggers sprayed there crap all over it.

[@thepeterchannel3230]

That is from Japan Tsunami .

[@howardb.6205]

your mom is a massive object... I'm just kidding. Love you two!

[@joseph40ninjas88]

Aliens👾

[@shahilk3663]

hi love you

[@ge2623]

I hate to break it to everybody but, that's just an average size cone. Nothing massive about it.

[@Johnthimble]

Drew, love the channel….but I have been cringing at your hair for years. The new look is great, nice job!

[@milesandhikes]

I never knew that mussels and whatnot would cover something in the ocean SO FAST! I always thought it would take much longer. That's really interesting that it washed up like that

[@burtcooper612]

get a life