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In 1980, prior to the eruption of Mount St. Helens, Harry Truman refused to leave his lodge at Spirit Lake. When the mountain erupted, Spirit Lake, Harry Truman, and Mt. St. Helens Lodge were overrun by a pyroclastic flow.
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@ChrisJohnson-hk6es
@ChrisJohnson-hk6es 4 месяца назад
I wish I could go back in time and stay at his lodge, and listen to him tell stories all night and day long. Rest easy Truman!
@Guitcad1
@Guitcad1 Год назад
This guy was what I can only call a genuine character. I could listen to him all day.
@johnathanrush4666
@johnathanrush4666 Год назад
Great descriptive. He was definitely a character.
@anabella2014
@anabella2014 3 месяца назад
Is this Harry R
@Guitcad1
@Guitcad1 3 месяца назад
@@anabella2014 Yes. Harry R. Truman.
@davepowell7168
@davepowell7168 Месяц назад
Truman always has a glass of coke with him ( even walking in 2ft snow) and didn't stop talking so you'd have to
@StephenLuke
@StephenLuke Год назад
RIP Harry R. Truman (1896-1980)
@msb3235
@msb3235 5 месяцев назад
Brave man. I do respect people of his generation.
@RYTHMICRIOT
@RYTHMICRIOT 5 месяцев назад
Better than dying in a hospital bed.
@anxietyislandllc
@anxietyislandllc 2 месяца назад
I knew Harry as a young kid in the late 60's, early 70's. He was a character. My mom knew him from her days at Y-Camp across the lake. We'd rent rowboats from him.
@jaysonwallker1648
@jaysonwallker1648 2 месяца назад
You know I just used to think he was a crazy old man, but I understand now. When you lose a mate from so many years it must be just absolute hell. That place he lived in was his fortress, his last stand.
@gjussaume
@gjussaume 23 дня назад
Amazing what living does to your perspectives. Younger me was not the same person that I am today, that's for sure.
@87Bertha
@87Bertha Год назад
Crazy to think that Truman must've been sitting in that chair drinking and waiting before that mountain wiped him out. RIP Truman. Hope you reunited with your wife.
@TheNightWatcher1385
@TheNightWatcher1385 8 месяцев назад
I like to think he was out fishing.
@DSToNe19and83
@DSToNe19and83 8 месяцев назад
⁠@@TheNightWatcher1385it sounded like he enjoyed his whisky cokes… a lot
@user-pc6wz8qx9n
@user-pc6wz8qx9n Год назад
We have stayed at Harrys and fished the lake for many years. We talked to Harry a few days before he lost his life, he talked a big game but was honestly scared of some of those bigger quakes, but he truly thought nothing was going to happen to him. None of us thought it was going to be as big and violent as it was, had Harry actually known what was about to happen he would have stayed with family. I was only about 20 to 25 miles away when it erupted, it was so loud, its hard to compare it to anything. The ground shook and the sky turned black so quickly. Its a shame so man people had to die, some were completely avoidable, unfortunately some were arrogant. It was ridiculous that so many people gave geologists and government officials such a hard time for closing down the mountain, then when it erupted and destroyed everything in its path, those same people blamed the same officals for not doing more or making the safe area bigger. Its frightening to think that was a small volcano compared to the super ones, it was a once in a lifetime experience that i don't want to repeat.
@Derek032789
@Derek032789 11 месяцев назад
He was old and spent most of his adult life on that mountain. I think he went out the way he wanted, considering the circumstances. If he’d have left, he would’ve died in a week.
@chiasanzes9770
@chiasanzes9770 8 месяцев назад
You are not Harry. So do nit put your cowardly words in his mouth.
@DSToNe19and83
@DSToNe19and83 8 месяцев назад
Johnston was the only person with business to be there… I don’t blame Harry though, I would’ve probably did the same thing! It should be noted that the loggers mostly had a day off, otherwise the death toll would have been way worse!
@karenharris722
@karenharris722 7 месяцев назад
@@DSToNe19and83 Very true! The guy was a fool for staying there though.
@DSToNe19and83
@DSToNe19and83 7 месяцев назад
@@karenharris722 well, look at it this way, his next stop was probably a old folks home… I don’t know if I would call him foolish. 🍻
@janaburritt6939
@janaburritt6939 Год назад
At least Harry Truman got to die where he wanted to be. Not all get what they want.
@johnnyrottenwood4935
@johnnyrottenwood4935 2 месяца назад
I remember as a kid seeing the ash plume when the volcano erupted. I remember thinking poor Harry.
@ladydar69pluto76
@ladydar69pluto76 Год назад
God Love Ya, Harry Truman! May you and your wife be in heaven together right now, looking down on your mountain, enjoying a good glass of hooch! Rest in peace, Sir! xo
@mbenoit9697
@mbenoit9697 7 месяцев назад
I don't think Harry would have coped well with the devastation of his lodge and the entire area. Im glad he never had to see the effects of it beyond the few seconds in which the eruption overtook him.
@patrick1564
@patrick1564 5 месяцев назад
He had already had to rebuild everything after a fire years before so I agree with ya
@bradr2142
@bradr2142 3 месяца назад
Harry must of accepted when the wind was 300 mph and the wall was 200ft hi ready to hit him. Guys like this come along only once in a lifetime. What a piece of work i hope he rested and in peace.
@jrnymn14
@jrnymn14 7 месяцев назад
good thing we got to get all these interviews on film, so we all got to know Harry, so apart of him will live for on in our memories. world could sure use some more Harry Trumans right now
@eazypeazy33
@eazypeazy33 5 месяцев назад
Damn right!
@greasesicle
@greasesicle 3 месяца назад
There are a lot of old drunks now.
@coreym162
@coreym162 2 месяца назад
@@greasesicle Not many drunks with fight like him though. That's too rare.
@greggd2027
@greggd2027 5 месяцев назад
The aerial footage at 1:52 I believe was filmed by geologist Dorothy Stoffel, literally a few minutes before the eruption. She and her husband chartered a small plane to view the mountain, and they were right over it when it blew. The pilot nose dived to gain speed and turned due south to avoid the eruption. If you haven't seen her interview about this, you really should look it up. Incredible story
@brianadamsDC
@brianadamsDC 3 месяца назад
That wasn't footage from their plane. This footage was taken from a news helicopter, not a plane.
@pl5624
@pl5624 3 месяца назад
Saying it would never take him and the lodge out...reminds me of the unsinkable titanic..
@suzannelallen
@suzannelallen 3 месяца назад
It’s serious business taking God’s name in vain and telling God what He can and can’t do.
@tommymyers3183
@tommymyers3183 22 дня назад
It never took him alive.
@pl5624
@pl5624 22 дня назад
@@tommymyers3183 the heart and brain function probably lasted a minute or 2.
@MikeDest
@MikeDest 29 дней назад
At that age, with that life, I think most of us would go out of Truman. Especially after considering what the end result of the lodge and spirit lake was. He would have been absolutely devastated.
@matthewmorris7665
@matthewmorris7665 3 месяца назад
He got lucky believe it or not. He would have died before he even realized it. It has been determined that he died from heat shock within one second of the eruption which is less time than for him to comprehend. He doesn't even know he's dead to this day. It's like he never existed.
@jollyroger1009
@jollyroger1009 8 месяцев назад
He seemed like a really cool old dude. RIP.
@DSToNe19and83
@DSToNe19and83 8 месяцев назад
Sank by a uboat in ww1, survived that only to get involved with prohibition and the mob. His story honestly could be made into a movie.
@castlebravocrypto1615
@castlebravocrypto1615 2 месяца назад
It was really Harry Truman vs Mt St Helens. We all know Harry lost the fight, but he won the war
@murrygondwana7260
@murrygondwana7260 2 месяца назад
I respect his choice.
@DSToNe19and83
@DSToNe19and83 8 месяцев назад
I find it hilarious they talked him into leaving… only to thank the school kiddos that tried to talk him out of staying and head right back home! True legend
@chocolatetownforever7537
@chocolatetownforever7537 Год назад
God, he was cool. A different generation.
@garyschlagel995
@garyschlagel995 Год назад
THE MAN, THE LAKE, & HIS MOUNTAIN! THE MOUNTAIN & LEGEND STILL STAND!
@DSToNe19and83
@DSToNe19and83 8 месяцев назад
So does the man, spirit lake will be forever his legacy and his name is brought up everytime Mt. St Helen’s is.
@clarenceredwards
@clarenceredwards 4 месяца назад
Harry once said that Mt. Saint Helens was a part of him and he a part of it. God Bless him , he was right.
@michaelkopyscianski2312
@michaelkopyscianski2312 Месяц назад
I cried watching this video. I hope he got to see his wife again in heaven.
@oscarkoop2548
@oscarkoop2548 3 месяца назад
It was almost poetic that it erupted the way it did and the mountain literally fell on top of him.
@NathanF11989
@NathanF11989 3 месяца назад
Lots of things have been said about Harry R. Truman. Me, I reckon he was a very determined fellow who departed from this world exactly on his terms. I do wonder if he was outside at 8.32am on that fateful day and saw that pyroclastic flow hurtling towards him and his lodge and if so what thoughts went through his mind.
@coreym162
@coreym162 2 месяца назад
He might have given in and said "Okay!" in a somber voice and closed his eyes into the next world. His cabin faced the lake so, he might have been in his house looking at the mountain. If he wasn't a sleep from all the excitement and interviews leading up to then. There also was no loud boom either so, he might have been completely caught off guard when it happened.
@TrayDyer38
@TrayDyer38 Год назад
“I’m a religious buzzard too. I don’t know what anybodys gonna do to get in that GODDAMN tunnel too.”
@curtisd2842
@curtisd2842 7 месяцев назад
Nothing crazy about ya buddy. We need more men like you, especially in todays world.
@greasesicle
@greasesicle 3 месяца назад
There are lots of old drunks around.
@JustTuningIn
@JustTuningIn 2 месяца назад
Just proves God is real. Truman said, "now way that mountain can reach me if it blows". I'm sure he regretted that when he seen it was all coming his way. God will humble the proud.
@stevenkramer6217
@stevenkramer6217 2 месяца назад
He didn’t expect the entire north side of the mountain to collapse…
@pl5624
@pl5624 Месяц назад
I guess he couldnt understand that the side was bulging out right in his direction.
@scottcastillo7936
@scottcastillo7936 2 месяца назад
God Bless America!
@Spiritlife01
@Spiritlife01 2 месяца назад
What? God bless the planet.
@mickeybailey1108
@mickeybailey1108 20 дней назад
My mom and dad grew up in Longview and Kelso. They knew Harry and his wife. I am looking at a picture of my mom at Spirit Lake Lodge from about 1944-45. I spent a few weeks there myself back in the 1970's.
@ganderson158
@ganderson158 Год назад
I remember this guy. God love him. I was in Vancouver Canada & we heard or sensed it with Helen's went. He was the first thing i Thought of.
@sheilaobrien7156
@sheilaobrien7156 7 месяцев назад
RIP Harry
@patrick1564
@patrick1564 5 месяцев назад
“They know if They took me outta here I’d ruin em, if I ever got to town I’d ruin them just sure as hell, I’d break em’ up”
@roddw7055
@roddw7055 Год назад
I remember they made a song about him too
@royceroller7095
@royceroller7095 3 месяца назад
Beautiful
@moe42o
@moe42o Месяц назад
It's still your mountain Truman! 😊🎉 🌄
@timkeller3907
@timkeller3907 3 месяца назад
It had to be cold in his house... you could see his breath.
@pl5624
@pl5624 Месяц назад
Place was totally buried in snow.
@SoulShyt
@SoulShyt 2 месяца назад
They don’t make men like him anymore. Real American.
@mediocremaniac1984
@mediocremaniac1984 5 месяцев назад
I’ll always wonder what Harry’s last thoughts were as it blew , if he regretted not leaving or at peace with it ?
@OzzyOscy
@OzzyOscy 4 месяца назад
As the final evacuations happened, he felt fear. To the point he said he didn't know whether his shaking were the earthquakes or his anxiety. He wasn't brave - he was in denial and almost suicidal. He told himself scientists were hippy liars. He must've felt great shock and fear if he saw the flow come to bury and burn him to death.
@motionsick
@motionsick 7 месяцев назад
"I might be old but im kind of cute about it"
@luckyluke2oo9
@luckyluke2oo9 Год назад
Boy was he completely wrong about that mountain...
@Namerifrats
@Namerifrats Месяц назад
Seems like a good guy to sit around and listen tell stories. He underestimated the power of what was coming. Yet, he went out the way he wanted. RIP old fella! He's back with his wife now.
@jdavis1770
@jdavis1770 5 дней назад
I was in that area of the country just a few weeks ago,,,, And I saw a piece of him,,, He’s all over if you Look for him….
@gabrieltoldme5308
@gabrieltoldme5308 2 месяца назад
He knew he was dying with the lodge and lake. In a short time Harry Truman will be talked about like Paul Bunyan, he’s a legend going down with the mountain.
@grantfurr580
@grantfurr580 3 месяца назад
I told my wife if we get an asteroid strike and knowing I'm not gonna survive I'm getting a half gallon of whiskey and a lawn chair and sit in my drive a go down with my ship...RIP sir...
@bigrooster6893
@bigrooster6893 2 месяца назад
He definitely went out in a blast.
@garyschlagel995
@garyschlagel995 Год назад
A TOAST TO HARRY! GOD BLESS! GODSPEED!
@pezcore2142
@pezcore2142 Год назад
good lord that mountain came DIRECTLY down on him.. yall should go look at satellite imagery from nasa before n after :p
@mikaelwester
@mikaelwester Год назад
Same haircut I got
@hawg_tv
@hawg_tv Месяц назад
He was the northwest’s version of Jack Wingate
@James-mz7tv
@James-mz7tv 2 месяца назад
A tangible link to the twilight of the wild west, in a way. The 1920s were wild here, and it took a good while for us to be proper "civilized." To think a man could just toss up some timbers and open a lodge without any paperwork lol. Leased from the owners of the West, the railroad barons. Truman was a real fella, no doubt. He's missed, but it came swift for him and would have been but a moment or two of horror, if any, and he wanted to go deep down inside himself. Yeah he'd have fought if he could, maybe a thief or a robber, but the mountain? Yeah, he fought it by bunkering down, trying to outwit nature. But he was okay with going, he knew it was coming, or he suspected it despite his hilarious descriptions of the mountain erupting and "not having enough stuff" in it. Funny. He went with his boots on to be with his Edie, and their romance was one for the history books.
@TrayDyer38
@TrayDyer38 Год назад
“Spirit Lodge buried under 30 feet of mud”. It’s more lime 150 feet of mud.
@redlady8296
@redlady8296 Год назад
Yeah that’s what I was thinking too. Correct me if I’m wrong, but I read somewhere that Spirit Lake is now around 200 ft higher after the eruption 🌋 so there’s no way any remains of this guy’s house/lodge is only under 50 ft.
@jllafoy8605
@jllafoy8605 Год назад
Yes, so when the 300-400ft wall of mud, volcanic matter etc came barreling down that mountain at 150-200mph it pushed everything in that lake up thousands of feet into the hills. The mud settled quickly and the water rushed back in on top of the 100ft of mud raising the lake. Such a crazy situation, I’m a bit obsessed with the details on what happens here
@svnsetsomnia8280
@svnsetsomnia8280 Год назад
@@jllafoy8605 so the site where his lodge was is underwater now?
@whitetigergrowl
@whitetigergrowl Год назад
@@svnsetsomnia8280 it's under about 150 of dirt and another 150ft of water. So it's now about 300ft down. All that's probably left are cement foundations and steps. While it's possible some of his stuff survived, it's incredibly unlikely most of it did. And what little did is likely now buried too. It's wild just to think about it all honestly.
@DSToNe19and83
@DSToNe19and83 8 месяцев назад
I bet it’s extremely well persevered of what’s left, but who’s gonna ever dig that deep under a deep lake? Him and his wife are apart of that mountain for eternity! To be honest, spirit lake is the perfect name for it… in hindsight.
@marcus6026
@marcus6026 Год назад
The John Deere got free advertisement.
@BALOYBEACHBUM
@BALOYBEACHBUM 2 месяца назад
God Bless Harry he stood his ground!
@nunyabusiness3920
@nunyabusiness3920 2 месяца назад
Tell me you're an alcoholic without telling me 😂
@JohnMcMahon.
@JohnMcMahon. 25 дней назад
He was pretty lively fella for 84 years old.. I respect him for staying but after watching this, I really wish he had evacuated.
@aaron___6014
@aaron___6014 3 месяца назад
This is the problem with know-it-all's. The pyroclastic flow traveled at 450mph!
@JakeS-xf4pp
@JakeS-xf4pp 5 дней назад
His assessment of the geographic situation…… The man did not understand the force he was up against.
@DSToNe19and83
@DSToNe19and83 8 месяцев назад
With hair like that, you’re either crazy or genius… or most likely, both!
@realsuperdoctor5260
@realsuperdoctor5260 9 месяцев назад
He could have went to his cave and got trapped in there, we will never know.
@TheNightWatcher1385
@TheNightWatcher1385 8 месяцев назад
Unlikely. He wouldn’t have had time to get to it. The blast reached him in under 30 seconds.
@stevengallant6363
@stevengallant6363 7 месяцев назад
Apparently harry died within seconds He felt no pain it was that quick
@garyschlagel995
@garyschlagel995 Год назад
YA! NEVER KNOW HARRY MAY HAVE MADE IT TO HIS CAVE! AND STILL LIVIN' IN THERE EAT'IN THOSE RATIONS!
@charlesburgoyne-probyn6044
@charlesburgoyne-probyn6044 2 месяца назад
It's ma property keep off 🌋
@RobTabor-iz9pz
@RobTabor-iz9pz 3 месяца назад
I can’t remember what this anchor’s name was?
@pacnwguy9056
@pacnwguy9056 Месяц назад
Robin Anderson?
@burg089
@burg089 7 месяцев назад
Norm McDonald's muse
@rcknrol7258
@rcknrol7258 10 месяцев назад
He was damnd spritely for his age ...I need to drink more...
@stevengallant6363
@stevengallant6363 7 месяцев назад
Compare mick Jagger to mitch mcconnelly...
@jonnawyatt
@jonnawyatt 3 месяца назад
Good way to die. And it would have been quick. It's a good thing he didn't know how fast pyroclastic flows are.
@gbaker9295
@gbaker9295 2 месяца назад
Harry was the first sociopath i never met
@j3scott721
@j3scott721 2 месяца назад
Stupid is as Stupid does. He was an ignorant old man & I thought the same thing as a 7 year old in 1980 when he was saying he wasn't leaving.
@Topsidemold19
@Topsidemold19 2 месяца назад
Bro he was 83 he could have died the next day or a week later
@Topsidemold19
@Topsidemold19 2 месяца назад
Ofc he was scared but his wife died on the mountain and he went to die on the mountain to join her, and like he said if he was to see everything destroyed he would have died a week later hinting that he would be very depressed but hes dead now just like he wanted to go out instead of being stuck in a senior care bed
@mtthielsen8342
@mtthielsen8342 Год назад
He is amazing, welcome to when men weren't gender confused.
@MazeOfClover
@MazeOfClover Год назад
Gotta bring politics into everything. Y’all are boring.
@Guitcad1
@Guitcad1 Год назад
What you are mis-calling "gender confused" has existed inall times and in all places.
@johnathanrush4666
@johnathanrush4666 Год назад
Oh Christ, not everything is about your impotent political grievances
@johnathanrush4666
@johnathanrush4666 Год назад
​@@MazeOfClover pathetically boring one note people lmao
@Capt_OscarMike
@Capt_OscarMike 8 месяцев назад
@@Guitcad1 Not where I am from...Not even close
@davepowell7168
@davepowell7168 Месяц назад
Blatant insurance fraud attempt Respect the ingenuity and patience.. Prayers were answered?
@jeaniechampagne8831
@jeaniechampagne8831 6 месяцев назад
I wonder why his family didn't drag his azz out of there. I'm sure he had insurance on his property. He could have rebuilt elsewhere.
@LindaMerchant-bq2hp
@LindaMerchant-bq2hp 18 дней назад
Americas mt. Vesuvius mt.st.helens like pliney the elder harry truman stubborn
@Atitlan1222
@Atitlan1222 3 месяца назад
What a man. Compare him to the "heroes" of today; "Khardashians, Donald Trump, Kanye West, Tom Cruise, slick Mega Church preachers and you can see where we are at as a society.
@greasesicle
@greasesicle 3 месяца назад
He was an old drunk you drama clown.
@Sevorast
@Sevorast Год назад
He was stupid, things are just things, rather live and keep the memory of my lost loved ones alive a while longer. But its his choice to make, and I'm glad he was allowed to make it rather than forced to make the smarter choice.
@Guitcad1
@Guitcad1 Год назад
He was not stupid. He was just determined to live (and if need be, die) on his own terms.
@Sevorast
@Sevorast Год назад
@@Guitcad1 And his terms were stupid because nobody is living through a volcanic eruption. If your house is on fire and you just don't leave and instead burn to death you're stupid. People just defend this shit because its an old man saying it.
@animalyze7120
@animalyze7120 11 месяцев назад
As you get older the things that made you cling to life so strong slowly start dying off or going away. At that point your life views change, suddenly you are very protective of what is left and find impossible almost to just pick up and leave it, you'd rather go with it then leave it behind. It seems a lot darker than it really is, you basically take the stand where if something wants it then it has to take you with it or before it.
@deniselane2500
@deniselane2500 11 месяцев назад
Did we watch the same video? It wasn't about "Things" He was going down with the ship, like a captain on a boat. to him it was honor and standing ground. If the mountain goes, he goes with it. It was him home. He even said if they took him away and his home is taken, he would die within a week. Now, I will admit he had no idea of what was to come, but if he did I doubt he would have cared any more that he did already.
@chiasanzes9770
@chiasanzes9770 8 месяцев назад
You are a coward yourself.
@johnfowler9253
@johnfowler9253 10 месяцев назад
What a total fool hairy was.
@stevengallant6363
@stevengallant6363 7 месяцев назад
Silence is the only successful substitution for brains. It would be in your best interest to STFU!
@resurrection1784
@resurrection1784 7 месяцев назад
You're the fool Colonel Sanders. Harry was a gem.
@coryfice1881
@coryfice1881 3 месяца назад
@@resurrection1784An old fool who didn't believe in science ended up getting his ego buried under the mountain.
@TheDennie75
@TheDennie75 2 месяца назад
Hairy Harry? He would put up a good fight if you tried to drag him out of there! 🙂
@Spiritlife01
@Spiritlife01 2 месяца назад
He actually had mean looking eyes. But anyway he got what he wished for.
@user-np2ph5dc2i
@user-np2ph5dc2i 17 дней назад
술주정뱅이를 영웅시하는 언론
@johnmurdoch8534
@johnmurdoch8534 3 месяца назад
He would have undoubtedly supported TRUMP 2024.
@seattlewa8500
@seattlewa8500 2 месяца назад
Why?
@johnmurdoch8534
@johnmurdoch8534 2 месяца назад
@@seattlewa8500 because hes not a scared libtard
@donaldduffy8947
@donaldduffy8947 2 месяца назад
Just proves god is not real
@johnfowler9253
@johnfowler9253 3 месяца назад
Harry trueman not much of a loss as he was plain stupid and they tried to help him but he refused any help just plain stubborn.
@Topsidemold19
@Topsidemold19 2 месяца назад
It was a sign of respect you are the true fool.
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