20 Most Epic Transport Operations in History

Jesus is Alive he love us all your heard a loud voice that you couldn't see get why you look up to heaven

Awesome!

😅😅I watched the Fairmont Hotel move in TV here on San Antonio Texas.

Best Fancy Banana yet.

that first house. 300T? as in 600,000 LBs ??

I like this narrator!

First one, "no bridges."

The electromagnatronamacich from Long Island: The 5 bridges and $75 in tolls are implied.

Great video showing lots of interesting moves. However, Banana missed perhaps the granddaddy of them all... moving the 129 year old 198' tall iconic Cape Hatteras Lighthouse. In 1999 this structure, stated to be the tallest brick lighthouse in the world, was moved 2900' to protect it from encroachment by the Atlantic Ocean. The move took 23 days!

Lucas Heights, a suburb of Sydney, Australia used to have an exclusion zone around the Nuclear Reactor. Since my family moved to the area 40 years ago that exclusion zone has been reduced continuously. The exclusion zone was renamed to Barden Ridge to encourage people to move in.
Correction to the video, the speaker mentions "ANSO" the organisation is actually called ANSTO. This stands for Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation. I'm proud of the work done there, however we used to send our Nuclear waste overseas to France. Apparently the no longer want it and there is NO SOLUTION TO NUCLEAR WASTE STORAGE GLOBALLY.
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OK, the "artwork" boulder had to be the craziest one of all of them. What on earth!! Cut trees down so somebody's "artwork" boulder can be moved to a museum???? Sometimes our human race really scares me...

In the 1950s my father’s company hauled dozens of forty-foot sections of Titan or Minuteman (I don’t recall which) missile silos from southern California to Arkansas. A load twenty-four feet in diameter (as wide as two modern lanes), and, loaded on a flatbed trailer, twenty-eight feet high. As a federal project, and before interstates with overpasses, things like power lines, phone lines, and traffic signals were raised, they had to drive prescribed routes, and two states required police escorts. Not as epic as some of these, but done many times over long distances. I have a photo of one such section on his truck. Somewhere.

In the city I live in now I watched when they were building a new interstate highway them transport the longest piece of steel you can imagine for a bridge over several highways! Fascinating to see how they made a turn to get it to the site! I said to myself no way that is making the turn! It took them the entire day but they got it done! Amazing!

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আমার নিজের ঘর আছে ওন্যের জিনিস লাগে না

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Excitement excitement and more excitement and 😮

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The elephant 😂❤

Might be interesting without the sarcasm.

Didn't mention the Cape Hatteras Light House in North Carolina...

The Hatteras Light House. I was lucky enough to be in the are from time to time to see the progress of the move.

GREAT VIDEO apart from the smart mouth telling you about whats going he thinks hes funny but being condescending isnt

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Good video, there is one more move you could add to it. Moving a grain elevator that is 200 feet tall weighing one million Lbs. in La Riviere, Manitoba Canada. I believe it was in 2004 the move itself would not be much except the fact it was moved down a hill

Good thing the brick house didn't fall on the kid

Trust me you will not get the offer when you approach the seller's retail facility.

Stonehenge UK, c. 3100 BCE. Pyramids, Egypt, c.2600BCE

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I used to work for a home builder in Seattle back in the 90s. We worked with a company to move a 6000 sq ft house and separate four car garage from Medina to the south end of Bainbridge Island. It squeaked through the Ballard locks with less than a foot of total clearance. The house was one of three properties where Bill Gates built his house.

Did you create this for an audience of 3 year olds. I was interested in the subject but not your attempt of humorous dialogue.

I wonder how they protect the magnetism to attract all the metal around the driveway ..... 🚖🛸🚗plonk🔧🔨🖇🗝 thinking about the scenery .But it is first when electricity is activating it though

The term “whole entire” is redundant. Use one or the other …..

Awful narration voice.

I belong to a historic preservation group that has been party to moving 2 houses...one built in 1886, the other between 1900-10.

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