Yakona

[JUSTIN SHERBURN'S "WATERLOOP" PLAYING]

[JUSTIN SHEPBURN'S "SPARROW" PLAYING]

[JUSTIN SHEPBURN'S "BIRTH AND FIRE" PLAYING]

Aah!

Unh!

[JUSTIN SHEPBURN'S "CLOVIS VOX" PLAYING]

[JUSTIN SHERBURN'S "WATER PIANO" PLAYING]

[JUSTIN SHERBURN'S "FLOOD TO FLYING" PLAYING]

[JUSTIN SHEPBURN'S "GONDOLA AND BOY" PLAYING]

[CHILDREN CHATTERING INDISTINCTLY]

[JUSTIN SHEPBURN'S "CLOVIS POINT" PLAYING]

[JUSTING SHERBURN'S "WATER SPIRIT" PLAYING]

[JUSTIN SHERBURN'S "TONY DEATH" PLAYING]

[JUSTIN SHERBURN'S "AQUARENA" PLAYING]

Strike.

She washes.

We'd like to point out to you that we have life jackets

located above your head.

Where were heading is towards the head waters

and try to feel about the hotel

and dream what might have been.

If you look close, you can see the plant life moving around.

Plants are hiding for spring.

And now, that white-looking stuff,

that stone is called limestone.

And then the dark stuff is just mud,

and it mix together and move around

like it kind of does give us a salt and pepper family.

Real neat-o, huh?

It's been like you're seeing

many faces over the years.

One of which is the theme park.

This one right here, this used to be the Submarine Theater.

We're able to look at these holes

like one of this show.

Um, actors and actresses...

Um, this is called the Submarine Theater

and how it works is it give up water.

Yes, we'll enter it.

And then it will submerge below water.

The theme park was bankrupted in August 1904.

Um, because it was bankrupted,

they couldn't afford to remove any instructures

or the rides from the building.

They just kind of leave them there.

It sounds like a very sad story with a very spooky part,

um, that feel a risky vibe,

now kind of an nature reserved...

[JUSTIN SHERBURN'S "HANDS ON WATER INTRO" PLAYING]

Good luck. Be safe out here.

[JUSTIN SHERBURN'S "RECREATION PART 2" PLAYING]

[JUSTIN SHEPBURN'S "TONY DEATH" PLAYING]

[JUSTIN SHERBURN'S "FLOOD TO FLYING" PLAYING]

This development has been presented

to the three bridges of government.

Our Parks-a-Brick has denied the development.

Meanwhile, a group is against the city's recommendation.