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Wonderful restoration.

Taking care of the nature and appreciating human connection is what makes America beautiful . Thank you for caring. Native American bring us closer to nature and one another 🥳

There's more than one Redwood creek.

Saw a bird today with a similar type of tracker, so cool

I met him in 2018, and I asked him a dumb question about laundry. I assumed they were treated like military prisoners, but really, even after rough treatment and getting busted up regularly, they didn't have the human spirit beaten out of them. I had open warrants at that time, but was inspired by him to take accountability of my life and move forward. Life couldn't be better now!

They should have never closed this prison.

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brail landscape maps?! frick yea

Absolutely stunning. I remember visiting here in the 1960-70s. A remarkable transformation!

get beavers in, ban cars and build cycle paths !

Alcatraz preacher must be THE WORST JOB IN THE WORLD 😢😢 NO JOKE😮

Get some beavers!!!!!!!!!! For free!!!!!!!!

Now you just need beavers!!

The parking lot is annoying.

in USSR also liked to move river beds. Everyone knows the result.

You guys are nothing but a government land confiscation program! After YOU! The Government "accidentally ruin land and private land ownership! Take a picture of 50 feet of pretty creek and claim! Yo did it. Bull *hit!

I met Bill a few times when he was thetd for the Alumni reunion. I was there as an escort for another Alumni, Linda Sather, who was the wife of Ted Sather, Coast Guard Light House keeper. Bill always did a great presentation and answered qurstions from the public. His book is pretty informative and fun to read. There's a laugh or two in every chapter.

Looks like perfect day for salmon!

What a marvelous legacy!

Yat

great work - nice report - something native is missing tho 📍

Met him this week. Wow

Been here a few times, it's so beautiful!

I’m watching this in 2023 & i’m Hoping it’s even more beautiful today & it’s great to see somewhere has improved & NOT RUINED by holiday resorts where most of the RUBBISH ends up on the ocean because RESORTS are the most of the problem well that & ALL the little islands that have shops selling JUKE food & that rubbish ends up on the ground & blows into the ocean.

I contacted my City Park District and I told them I want to plant some trees in the park and flowers... because it looks dead and boring all they do is collect paychecks and cut the grass..... they replied. Park District do not want residents trees...... go figure...

Heart warming……. Needs repeating nearly everywhere man has improved things in the past. I look forward to this being repeated around the world! :) :) :)

That floodplain didn't look very natural. All the stints in the ground were really artificial looking. Why couldn't they just plant grasses there? Weird plan, if you ask me.

This is the very first place above San Francisco that you can truly say you are in Northern California

Time to re-introduce beavers?

Time to add a couple beavers.

Done watching,sending love and support

In 1967 i used to find them in carmel river,carmel,ca

I saw him in front of Pier 33. He has a book signing table that I first thought he sold tour tickets!

He said he only quit ripping people off and stealing their money because he got old and hid his book makes him money. Not impressed.

I met him a few days ago & he was really nice ❤ hope he's doing well

Touch on geoengineering techniques, cloud seeding , stratospheric aerosol injection,

he seems sweet

After my return from the Vietnam war in 1967, I was stationed at the Presidio and worked at Crissy field as an aircraft crew chief and mechanic. I was the crew chief on one of the two U-6 Beavers stationed there. There was also a couple of Cessna T-41 aircraft on the field. I also remember one Choctaw helicopter. I went for a maintenance check ride on the Choctaw once with some Major. We took off from Crissy and after take off he let me handle the controls. At the time I was a license fixed wing private pilot, but had no idea how to fly a helicopter. I flew the helicopter under the Golden Gate bridge like a drunken sailor. Much has changed at Crissy since I was stationed there. But I believe that our hanger was in what is now the Military Intelligence Service Historic Learning Center building. I now live only 185 miles from Crissy Field. I would like to go back there again someday and reminisce.

Couple months and it will be open! It’s a beautiful spot!

If anyone knows how to get in touch with this Man I would Love to talk to him. The Man Roland Simcox who he talks about being the most Dangerous man in Alcatraz is my Son's Grandfather. Ron died in 2006 . I would love to hear any stories William could share

I saw that guy and took a picture at the sf pier! He was selling his book.

Hows the undersized bridge final phase coming along? Is there an update to that?

This is such a wonderful documentation of the project. I hope this can be shared and showed everywhere!

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Fabulous. Thx

Alcatraz actually rehabilitated this man by allowing him to utilize his incarceration to better himself while imparting knowledge only he could have, to generations to come. That’s an admirable reversal of fortune.

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Absolutely love this