Exploring Architectural Wonders
Right here, I wish we could get a better close up of the statue,
but it's not just these, I mean it's every single freaking building,
it's every single building,
it doesn't matter which building I zoom in on, it's just what the, it's crazy.
How did they, when
did they, what did they do to build all this, why isn't it there anymore?
Comment let me know what you think, like look at this one right here, and look
how this is right along the water, think
about this, even if it was temporary, the building, the structure and everything
on how it would have to be leveled out properly in
order to support all the weight and putting everything on there, and then this one
right here, it almost looks as if this was, and I don't know, I'm just saying,
it looks as if maybe that might have been a balcony before and it was lower before,
but now the boats are going right up to the steps, right? I just find
it interesting because some of these buildings are taller than others, right?
I don't know, just thought that was interesting, like look at that right there too,
the stairs going right up to that little portion, just,
I don't know,
looks like,
I don't know, you tell me what you think.
Look at that building there. That's what I mean.
It's just it just keeps
going and then look it just keeps going There's the train tracks right there like
this little train tracks going around it And then even more I could just go on for
I could go on forever with this thing Back here in the background that right there.
Those are like several railroad tracks
Going there's a railroad guy somewhere. There's a railroad right there There's
there's all the people coming in and out but those are like multiple tracks
coming in on this whole facility Look at this.
They have a little up over and back down
Really neat Anyways,
just wanted to share this with you as always. Thanks so much for watching.
Thanks for following Thanks for being a part of this.
Thanks for being curious It has always stay curious
And thank you for all you do till next time
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