The Salton Sea - Creepy Beach Of Death & Decay
http://www.AdamTheWoo.com - PLEASE SUBSCRIBE - Justin from Live Fast Die Poor and I headed out to the middle of nowhere to visit the most bizarre body of water California has to offer . Enjoy
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I don't
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know. We don't even
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Welcome everyone. I'm on the biggest
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body of water in California, the Salted
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Sea. Hundreds of feet below sea level.
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This place was a former tourist
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attraction, but the water was so salty
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that it failed. Plenty of abandonment.
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I'm going to go check it out. Join me,
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shall you?
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Just look down to the road now. Either
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side to this side or this side is a
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veritable wasteland. Something out of a
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postapocalyptic movie. Look at
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this. There's like a remnant of like a
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fridge or a car or something. All these
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spare tires sunk down in the
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sand. A lot of memories.
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Homes sitting right here at one time.
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Now nothing
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left except windy,
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salty,
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abandoned. We have broken dreams. It's
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like a trailer. An old trailer, just
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camper trailer just fell apart. You can
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see the sides where the windows would
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have been. You can still see the window
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frame when they said frame broke and
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it's just corroded apart ever since.
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It's amazing. Maybe this is the fridge
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or the counter inside the camp. There's
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the oven right down there. Yeah, someone
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lived right where we're
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standing. It's kind of a weird feeling
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being out here. It's so somber and quiet
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and the salt smell permeates the
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nostrils. And when you're walking along
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the sand or what is this? Shells,
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shells, bones, salt, dirt. Your feet
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sink down into the ground. It's kind of
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weird. Like quick fan almost. Rock
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looking stuff. Isn't rock. It's salt.
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Just built up salt. The wind in our hair
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and the salt in our
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nostrils. It's
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smelly. There's some kind of weird rock
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formation right here. Don't ask me what
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it
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is. Very creepy, solemn, and quiet out
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here. No one but
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us.
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Mystery. And that's the thing is that
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all this is so the water's so sailing
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that all that's covered with salt.
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That's why all that crust. Look at all
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these weird shells. You notice that? I
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never seen these at the beach. Well,
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those are cigarette butts, not shells.
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Those are the weirdest shells I've ever
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seen. Smoking shells out here. Someone's
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rope. It's a lasso. A moing rope. It's
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burying in the ground. Why is it buried
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in the ground like that? Stuck in the
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ground. Any reason
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why
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carpet? Because the sea is so salty,
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there are plenty of dead fish all along
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the
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here. Bird bones. That's a beak right
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there. That's a beak. Are you touching
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that?
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Are you touching that?
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Birds of a feather flock
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red. This entire lake was actually
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accidentally man-made. The Colorado
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River created this. And over the years,
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I don't really know what I'm gonna say,
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so I'm just gonna keep mumbling. And you
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can figure it out on your
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own. Trouble camera. Look how it's just
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crystized. My feet are in
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bones. These are all fish vertebrae, not
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shells. All fish vertebrae. All this is
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bones. Look at here. Ribs, fish ribs,
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jaws. It's all vertebrae. Millions and
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millions of
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tiny fish vertebrae. That's this whole
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Yeah. What is
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that? What's that
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bird? A crane. Oh, that's a type of
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bird. Oh, wait a second. Oh, it's a
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double entandra. It's a crane.
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Crane. You have your tetanis shot cuz I
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hope you have your tetanus shot.
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You're the one touching it. You should
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be worried about tetanus. I'm holding a
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camera. You're holding a rust gouging
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metal
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That is gross though. Why are you
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touching