Authentic, rare footage of a Boeing 727 suddenly disappearing from the sky, and captured in this video. Perhaps hyperspace abducted by aliens from a far away Galaxy, or it past through a low-lying Blackhole or Timegate. This is sure to be the greatest phenomenon ever caught on tape. Watch and see with your own eyes.
The Columbia River Bar is the most dangerous passing on Earth for the Bar Pilots. Shot from the Pier in Astoria Oregon. A very historic small town. The earliest settlement west of the Mississippi. The State of Washington is on the horizon.
From Astoria Oregon, facing north to Washington State, then following back south. Completed in 1966, This green behemoth spans 4-plus miles accross the mouth of the Columbia River, connecting Highway 101 from Oregon to Washington.
Starts West; turning slowly North to East:
Standing in someone's open backyard in a most scenic neighborhood of Astoria's skyline. Trees blocked the rest of downtown. The Astoria-Megler Bridge, connecting Hwy 30 & Hwy 101 with Oregon and Washington State, over the Columbia River. Astoria is the oldest settlement West of the Mississippi.
Full panoramic shot of Netarts Bay, 5 miles west of Tillamook Oregon. The bay is shallow (approx. 1 foot) for about 300 yards out. Holding the camcorder close to the water. View "Standing in Netarts Bay, Oregon"
Part I.
Oregon on this side of The Columbia River, and Washington State on the other. Early morning low barometric pressure covers this view with a ceiling of streaking or pillowing clouds, like being in a plane. There are 2 Viewpoints along this steep upgrade, this scene was filmed from the higher.
Meditative and relaxing. The still camcorder lets nature create the action. Watch the beigh stick sustain abuse from the relentless tidal crashings. Filmed in historic Astoria Oregon. That's the State of Washington on the hazy horizon, 4.2 miles accross the mighty Columbia river.
At the west end of the Astoria pier-boardwalk is the riverview Gazebo, just to the north of The Canery Cafe.
The wind bites the mic pretty good. The bridge can be seen in the beginning, Seagulls, and hear the Fishing Bell.
Astoria Oregon is 72 miles N.W. of Portland, and is the oldest settlement west of the Mississippi.
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Please adjust your computer's volume as necessary to hear the Bird's song. A small, threatened by man's selfish hand, forest in Clatsop County Oregon USA. This is tranquil and relaxing, but not like actually being there of course. The bird sings of Freedom, Respect, and Harmonic Life.
Controversial Condos are scheduled to be built on this stretch of shore on Astoria's historic Columbia River Waterfront. The decomposing wooden structure has most-likely already been demolished. This video preserves this rocky, industrial piece of riverbank forever, on YouTube. The State of Washington is seen 4.2 miles accross the water.
One can see folks walking away. The Orange Building is a popular restaurant. Out in the Columbia River are a tug and tanker. Quickly now through a commercial fishing dock, and the final glimps westward. Historical ruins are easy to spot all along the wooden walk, and now, Trolley Rail. Come visit us soon won't you? Bring the grandkids, they're just going to have a wonderful experience
Likely a bad Fluorescent starter, or faulty grounding. Maybe street lamps just get loud with age? Either way, turn it up, and feel the electromagnetic radiation pierce your cells.
Walking on the pier railing, the canery office behind. The Seagull takes notice of the camera and poses with a tude for YouTube. In the end, I purswayed the bird to take flight for the lens.
Birds along the Pier await possible scrap fish snacks. They seem to be used to humans, letting you get pretty close. They always look at me funny, because I'm looking at them.
![Netarts pt. II - Floating Bird\](http://img.youtube.com/vi/uYoCqt5ynWc/2.jpg "Netarts pt. II - Floating Bird\")
![Waves on Columbia\](http://img.youtube.com/vi/LsqTUgA_Ujs/2.jpg "Waves on Columbia\")
![The Columbia River from Astoria\](http://img.youtube.com/vi/06xJMJeWMRs/2.jpg "The Columbia River from Astoria\")
