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Demolition of a house via Komatsu Please check out our channel here with NO ads or YT BS https://odysee.com/@wideeyevideo

OK this Youtube copyright claim nonsense is getting ridiculous... as soon as uploaded I got a copyright claim on the music being played at the amusement park here at O.C. Maybe I should go back and tell them don't play any more music by that artist. My voice is copyright so if anyone ever records it you are in trouble, also the sound of my motorcycle, my farts, burps etc. Getting so you can't shoot video in public at all. WTF? videos like this promote the artist/label not the opposite. NO SOUNDTRACK WAS ADDED TO THIS VIDEO!!!! BOYCOTT!!!! Here is a "legal" quote that applies to this video: "Fair use protects the creative choices of video makers who seek their material in real life. Where a sound or image has been captured incidentally and without pre-arrangement, as part of an unstaged scene, it is permissible to use it, to a reasonable extent, as part of the final version of the video. Otherwise, one of the fundamental purposes of copyright–to encourage new creativity–would be betrayed." Some test clips shot with SOOCOO C30 action camera. Ocean City, inside 2 bars, driving, etc. Just some quickly thrown together bits that might help someone shopping for such a camera (under $100). Original clips will look much better than after youtube re-encodes them. No tripod was used. Motorcycle mounting was not ideal, hard to fin a good place on this bike, maybe should have turned stabilization off for that. Most clips shot in "QHD" except bar and car driving shot in "UHD", all downgraded to 1080p for upload and at 140 degree view setting. Very slight stabilization added to some but other than combining clips, no other editing. Best viewed on a smart TV or large monitor.

Re-edited public service video about what to do in case of a gas attack. (Ads blocked/demonetized) by youtube on this video

Please check out our channel here with NO ads or YT BS https://odysee.com/@wideeyevideo 2018 Ride to Snow Hill on S-83 (VS1400). Best watched on large monitor with good sound system. Various stills, walk-around and ride. Newer cameras, mounting and sound recording. This model configuration (S-83) was only made from 2005 thru 2008. Might re-edit at some point. Walk-around shot with Panasonic WXF991, helmet cam SOOCOO C30, chest cam Wimius action cam and sound recorded with Panasonic TS4. Still liking this bike (out of 30 I have had) after having it over 3 years. They are getting hard to find, sort of a classic now. All stock other than pipes and had "designer clutch springs" installed.

Aerial of Cedar Hill Park in Tyaskin, MD around the marina. Best watched on a smart TV or other large HD monitor. Interesting how the seagull near the start was stalking the drone. You can see him coming from way back and he makes a close pass. Music track is from our DVD Magix Premium Sounds 5 Soundpool. Tune is called LetitFlow.ogg

Abandoned house on eastern shore of VA. Audio/music track from Josh Korda (pitch has been altered): https://archive.org/search.php?query=creator%3A"Josh+Korda" "A collection of ambient pieces I tossed together from samples and audio recordings, meant to be played as soothing background music. This music has no copyright and you can use it however you see fit." Track is called TheMonkMakesSlowPassage.mp3 If you are watching these on a phone, tablet or some other small device you are not experiencing it as intended. You need a good size screen and good sound system to become immersed in the video experience. http://youtu.be/wKiIroiCvZ0 FYI: Our rules for URBEX (Abandoned building exploration) We do not enter any buildings if we see signs posted or which do not have open doors which do not need to be forced or if there are obvious signs someone is staying there. If possible we close doors when leaving that might have been open. We do not move or touch any personal property and never take anything (they have already lost much). When editing, we try to avoid any closeups of anything that could jeopardize the privacy of the owners or anyone who might have left personal items on the property. If someone contacts us and convinces us they are the owner, we will gladly take the video offline at their request. (We have had more than one who were grateful we posted the video since it reminded them they have to do something about the situation) We do not divulge addresses and such as most of these places have already been ruined by vandals and we do not want to be a tool for more vandalism, etc.

Abandoned (?) house in the country on eastern shore of MD. or was someone getting ready to leave when we arrived? Shot Oct/10 with Sanyo FH1 and Panasonic Lumix ZS3/TZ7. Best watched in HD with the volume up. If you are going to ask a question as a comment please make sure it hasn't already been asked... won't be replying to the same question over and over, thanks! If you are watching this on a phone, tablet or some other small device you are not experiencing it as intended. You need a good size screen and good sound system to become immersed in the video experience. http://youtu.be/wKiIroiCvZ0 FYI: Our rules for URBEX (Abandoned building exploration) We do not enter any buildings if we see signs posted or which do not have open doors which do not need to be forced or if there are obvious signs someone is staying there. If possible we close doors when leaving that might have been open. We do not move or touch any personal property and never take anything (they have already lost much). When editing, we try to avoid any closeups of anything that could jeopardize the privacy of the owners or anyone who might have left personal items on the property. If someone contacts us and convinces us they are the owner, we will gladly take the video offline at their request. (We have had more than one who were grateful we posted the video since it reminded them they have to do something about the situation) We do not divulge addresses and such as most of these places have already been ruined by vandals and we do not want to be a tool for more vandalism, etc.

Piano Housed-Abandoned house on the eastern shore of Maryland. If you are watching these on a phone, tablet or some other small device you are not experiencing it as intended. You need a good size screen and good sound system to become immersed in the video experience. http://youtu.be/wKiIroiCvZ0 FYI: Our rules for URBEX (Abandoned building exploration) We do not enter any buildings if we see signs posted or which do not have open doors which do not need to be forced or if there are obvious signs someone is staying there. If possible we close doors when leaving that might have been open. We do not move or touch any personal property and never take anything (they have already lost much). When editing, we try to avoid any closeups of anything that could jeopardize the privacy of the owners or anyone who might have left personal items on the property. If someone contacts us and convinces us they are the owner, we will gladly take the video offline at their request. (We have had more than one who were grateful we posted the video since it reminded them they have to do something about the situation) We do not divulge addresses and such as most of these places have already been ruined by vandals and we do not want to be a tool for more vandalism, etc.

2004 Suzuki SV650 with minor modifications... aftermarket exhaust, fly screen, non-skid passenger seat cover, tank cover and a couple other things. This was a great running and surprisingly fast bike, but couldn't stand the riding position. One of the nicest sounding bikes I have owned, not too loud but loud enough and a nice exhaust note from that muffler.

Original (previously unreleased) composition by Scott Jarrett also recorded by him in studio put to a video "collage". The video was not shot specifically for the song, but added later for ambience. Best experienced on a large HD monitor with the sound up. Drummer was Mike Flemming, Scott did vocals, played acoustic guitar 2 electric guitars, percussion and recorded/mixed/produced the song. Recording was done late 90's at Thunderbird Studio in NM. Most of the video was recorded using Panasonic X900m except for a few scenes which were done using a Sanyo FH1 and the second last sunset shot using a Panasonic ZS3. Slow motion bird was shot using a Panasonic FZ200. The original footage is so far superior to what Youtube encoded it is a bit of a shame.

Abandoned auto repair shop/store on eastern shore. Music: Irony of Existence by Fatal Injection is licensed under a Attribution License. http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Fatal_Injection/Irony_of_Existence/ If you are watching these on a phone, tablet or some other small device you are not experiencing it as intended. You need a good size screen and good sound system to become immersed in the video experience. http://youtu.be/wKiIroiCvZ0 FYI: Our rules for URBEX (Abandoned building exploration) We do not enter any buildings if we see signs posted or which do not have open doors which do not need to be forced or if there are obvious signs someone is staying there. If possible we close doors when leaving that might have been open. We do not move or touch any personal property and never take anything (they have already lost enough). When editing, we try to avoid any closeups of anything that could jeopardize the privacy of the owners or anyone who might have left personal items on the property. If someone contacts us and convinces us they are the owner, we will gladly take the video offline at their request. (We have had more than one who were grateful we posted the video since it reminded them they have to do something about the situation) We do not divulge addresses and such as most of these places have already been ruined by vandals and we do not want to be a tool for more vandalism, etc.

Public Domain Music downloaded from freepd.com Abandoned fishing community. "Stockton, once known as Sandy Hill, stood out a century ago as a water-oriented town noted for its famous "Chincoteague" oysters. The commercial fishing operations here played a significant role in the prosperity of the area. After the 1933 hurricane, the seafood industry and, in particular, oystering, rapidly declined. Fifteen oyster packing houses were destroyed during the storm and most were never rebuilt. The permanent salt-water influx from the Ocean City inlet has since allowed for oceangoing drills and parasites to decimate the oyster population." Taken with CGO2 Older land-based video of this place here: https://youtu.be/pJo3Gj9cSmU Newer video with CGO3 camera here: https://youtu.be/_FWsyW4LTzA Would be interested in any other abandoned homes, schools, hospitals anyone might know about, especially in MD/DE/VA. If you are watching this on a phone, tablet or some other small device you are not experiencing it as intended. You need a good size screen and good sound system to become immersed in the video experience.

Sort of a video collage (film-noir?) , some old some more recent. May expand on it or delete it. Music at the beginning: Singles by pablo perez is licensed under a CC0 1.0 Universal License. http://freemusicarchive.org/music/pablo_perez/Singles_1743 Tune: Treblinka.mp3 Later music from a Magix Soundpool collection mix. You'll have to find your own meaning in it if you need one.

Shots of Sharptown Fireman's Carnival, Cherry Beach and the Nanticoke River. Music by Kevin Macleod : Waltz of the Carnies.mp3 and Peace Of Mind.mp3 Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

"Cave Drawings" of the future... is this what we will leave for those who discover our remains? Abandoned factory (Chicken Processing plant ?) in the middle of nowhere on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. Have been told that the place blew up in the 90's and since then there have been murders and other stuff going on here. Shot summer of 2010 using Sanyo FH1 and Panasonic TS1. If you are watching this on a phone, tablet or some other small device you are not experiencing it as intended. You need a good size screen and good sound system to become immersed in the video experience.

Same scene, 2 perspectives. FYI This was originally shot/uploaded in 2008

Abandoned house on the Maryland eastern shore. Music found here: https://archive.org/search.php?query=creator%3A"Josh+Korda" If you are watching these on a phone, tablet or some other small device you are not experiencing it as intended. You need a good size screen and good sound system to become immersed in the video experience. http://youtu.be/wKiIroiCvZ0 FYI: Our rules for URBEX (Abandoned building exploration) We do not enter any buildings if we see signs posted or which do not have open doors which do not need to be forced or if there are obvious signs someone is staying there. If possible we close doors when leaving that might have been open. We do not move or touch any personal property and never take anything (they have already lost much). When editing, we try to avoid any closeups of anything that could jeopardize the privacy of the owners or anyone who might have left personal items on the property. If someone contacts us and convinces us they are the owner, we will gladly take the video offline at their request. (We have had more than one who were grateful we posted the video since it reminded them they have a situation to take care of). We do not divulge exact addresses and such as most of these places have already been ruined by vandals and we do not want to be a tool for more vandalism, etc.

Black snake seeming like he wants to come in. Good climber. Later he was half-way to the roof using the downspouts to climb, probably looking for birds which nest in the gutters. Recorded with Panasonic X900M in 1080p/60fps

Mostly aerial video of Whitehaven Ferry in Whitehaven, MD. Best watched on a smart TV or other large monitor. Music Credits: "The Nymphaeum part I & II" Exzel Music Publishing (freemusicpublicdomain.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ About the ferry from Wiki: The Whitehaven Ferry is a passenger and automobile cable ferry that crosses the Wicomico River in Whitehaven, Maryland, located to the southwest of Salisbury. The ferry is operated by the Wicomico County Department of Public Works and runs between the community of Whitehaven in Wicomico County to the north and Somerset County in the south.[1][2] The ferry can carry a maximum of 6 passengers and 3 cars and has a weight limit of 10,000 pounds.[1][3] The Whitehaven Ferry operates from early morning until the evening every day of the year except Christmas and is free.[1] A ferry has crossed the Wicomico River in the area since 1687.[4] The current ferry is believed to be the oldest continuously operating ferry in the United States.[5] In 2012, the ferry was overhauled and refurbished.[1] Article here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whitehaven_Ferry

Avoid Change machines, this can happen...

Short clip of Assateague Island summer 2014. Shot with Panasonic X900M, mostly on auto settings, moving or panning scenes handheld. Ocean, sky, sand, ponies.

Chuck tells his story about the Wrestler

Abandoned house on the eastern shore. If you have a good, large monitor or smart TV that will give you the best experience, this is an awesome new video camera, the first upload using it. Music is original, if you don't like it please, mute or turn it down. If you are watching these on a phone, tablet or some other small device you are not experiencing it as intended. You need a good size screen and good sound system to become immersed in the video experience. http://youtu.be/wKiIroiCvZ0 FYI: Our rules for URBEX (Abandoned building exploration) We do not enter any buildings if we see signs posted or which do not have open doors which do not need to be forced or if there are obvious signs someone is staying there. If possible we close doors when leaving that might have been open. We do not move or touch any personal property and never take anything (they have already lost much). When editing, we try to avoid any closeups of anything that could jeopardize the privacy of the owners or anyone who might have left personal items on the property. If someone contacts us and convinces us they are the owner, we will gladly take the video offline at their request. (We have had more than one who were grateful we posted the video since it reminded them they have to do something about the situation) We do not divulge addresses and such as most of these places have already been ruined by vandals and we do not want to be a tool for more vandalism.

Abandoned fishing community. "Stockton, once known as Sandy Hill, stood out a century ago as a water-oriented town noted for its famous "Chincoteague" oysters. The commercial fishing operations here played a significant role in the prosperity of the area. After the 1933 hurricane, the seafood industry and, in particular, oystering, rapidly declined. Fifteen oyster packing houses were destroyed during the storm and most were never rebuilt. The permanent salt-water influx from the Ocean City inlet has since allowed for oceangoing drills and parasites to decimate the oyster population." Taken with panasonic ZS3/TZ7 Would be interested in any other abandoned homes, schools, hospitals anyone might know about, especially in MD/DE/VA. If you are watching this on a phone, tablet or some other small device you are not experiencing it as intended. You need a good size screen and good sound system to become immersed in the video experience.

Guy Centerpole discusses his underground bunker, talks about avoiding sinkholes and gives a few tips about the snow. Upcoming website http://guycenterpole.com