hello my name is Kyle you and I am the 2013 state GOP winner of Ohio I am a
2013 state GOP winner of Ohio I am a
2013 state GOP winner of Ohio I am a seventh grade student at Lee brothers in
seventh grade student at Lee brothers in
seventh grade student at Lee brothers in Middle School located in Westlake what’s
Middle School located in Westlake what’s
Middle School located in Westlake what’s like is a suburb of Cleveland there’s
like is a suburb of Cleveland there’s
like is a suburb of Cleveland there’s about 15 miles from downtown Cleveland
about 15 miles from downtown Cleveland
about 15 miles from downtown Cleveland there are many cool things to see than
there are many cool things to see than
there are many cool things to see than Westlake and around Cleveland in fact
Westlake and around Cleveland in fact
Westlake and around Cleveland in fact I’ll go show you one right now we are
I’ll go show you one right now we are
I’ll go show you one right now we are here at the Westin house
here at the Westin house
here at the Westin house Westlake was founded as a Township moved
Westlake was founded as a Township moved
Westlake was founded as a Township moved over on November 14th 1811 when Ohio was
over on November 14th 1811 when Ohio was
over on November 14th 1811 when Ohio was considered a frontier the Weston house
considered a frontier the Weston house
considered a frontier the Weston house here was vote like two brave settlers
here was vote like two brave settlers
here was vote like two brave settlers that left her homes in Massachusetts to
that left her homes in Massachusetts to
that left her homes in Massachusetts to West Lake in 1832
West Lake in 1832
West Lake in 1832 it was vote in 1844 it is one of the few
it was vote in 1844 it is one of the few
it was vote in 1844 it is one of the few surviving sandstone houses built by
surviving sandstone houses built by
surviving sandstone houses built by settlers in this region we won’t be able
settlers in this region we won’t be able
settlers in this region we won’t be able to see all of Cleveland by key aroud so
to see all of Cleveland by key aroud so
to see all of Cleveland by key aroud so I’ll have to use my teleport ability too
I’ll have to use my teleport ability too
I’ll have to use my teleport ability too much from us like is the Rocky River
much from us like is the Rocky River
much from us like is the Rocky River Nature Center locating the Rocky River
Nature Center locating the Rocky River
Nature Center locating the Rocky River Nature Reserve the Rocky River could
Nature Reserve the Rocky River could
Nature Reserve the Rocky River could have derived it today from all the rocks
have derived it today from all the rocks
have derived it today from all the rocks in the river plus the the rocky Bluffs
in the river plus the the rocky Bluffs
in the river plus the the rocky Bluffs it’s surrounded
it’s surrounded
it’s surrounded Yummie is a spectacular view of a 360
Yummie is a spectacular view of a 360
Yummie is a spectacular view of a 360 million year old shell cliff did over
million year old shell cliff did over
million year old shell cliff did over Hague’s the rocky river
imagine the early inhabitants of the
imagine the early inhabitants of the valley that are buried in the layers of
valley that are buried in the layers of
valley that are buried in the layers of sediment including the giant fish don’t
sediment including the giant fish don’t
sediment including the giant fish don’t go thirsty at the Devonian see Douglas
go thirsty at the Devonian see Douglas
go thirsty at the Devonian see Douglas Deus was a giant predator fish with a
Deus was a giant predator fish with a
Deus was a giant predator fish with a bite that makes today sharks eat a
bite that makes today sharks eat a
bite that makes today sharks eat a behind me is the Magnificent
behind me is the Magnificent
behind me is the Magnificent ever-changing Lake Erie Lake Erie as a
ever-changing Lake Erie Lake Erie as a
ever-changing Lake Erie Lake Erie as a second swallows of the Great Lakes and
second swallows of the Great Lakes and
second swallows of the Great Lakes and the shallowest because I thought shallow
the shallowest because I thought shallow
the shallowest because I thought shallow it is its volume is smaller than any of
it is its volume is smaller than any of
it is its volume is smaller than any of the other Great Lakes if you were the
the other Great Lakes if you were the
the other Great Lakes if you were the 2013 state GOP finals you might remember
2013 state GOP finals you might remember
2013 state GOP finals you might remember this question over Lake Erie to the east
this question over Lake Erie to the east
this question over Lake Erie to the east which city has the key tower a nine
which city has the key tower a nine
which city has the key tower a nine hundred forty seven foot tall skyscraper
hundred forty seven foot tall skyscraper
hundred forty seven foot tall skyscraper with 57 stories that dominates the
with 57 stories that dominates the
with 57 stories that dominates the skyline
skyline
skyline the answer is Cleveland if you were to
the answer is Cleveland if you were to
the answer is Cleveland if you were to visit Cleveland be sure to visit the
visit Cleveland be sure to visit the
visit Cleveland be sure to visit the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame the Great
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame the Great
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame the Great Lakes Science Center if weather permits
Lakes Science Center if weather permits
Lakes Science Center if weather permits a boat tour on Lake Erie and the
a boat tour on Lake Erie and the
a boat tour on Lake Erie and the Cuyahoga River and the William G Mathur
Cuyahoga River and the William G Mathur
Cuyahoga River and the William G Mathur Museum an old steamship that used to
Museum an old steamship that used to
Museum an old steamship that used to bring goods to ports all around the
bring goods to ports all around the
bring goods to ports all around the Great Lakes
Great Lakes
Great Lakes expecially Cleveland
if I had a free ticket to go anywhere I
if I had a free ticket to go anywhere I would go to shower links and friends I
would go to shower links and friends I
would go to shower links and friends I would go to Chamonix because I love skin
would go to Chamonix because I love skin
would go to Chamonix because I love skin and exploring ski resorts Chamonix has
and exploring ski resorts Chamonix has
and exploring ski resorts Chamonix has many ski resorts to explore also Mount
many ski resorts to explore also Mount
many ski resorts to explore also Mount Blanc towers over Chamonix it would be
Blanc towers over Chamonix it would be
Blanc towers over Chamonix it would be cool to ski under Mount Blanc saw lastly
cool to ski under Mount Blanc saw lastly
cool to ski under Mount Blanc saw lastly the area around Chamonix is rich in
the area around Chamonix is rich in
the area around Chamonix is rich in history from Bannos and evasions in that
history from Bannos and evasions in that
history from Bannos and evasions in that area to the 1924 Winter Olympics the
area to the 1924 Winter Olympics the
area to the 1924 Winter Olympics the first Winter Olympics which was held in
first Winter Olympics which was held in
first Winter Olympics which was held in Chamonix
hey Nat Geo did you know the Ohio wasn’t
hey Nat Geo did you know the Ohio wasn’t a state until August 1953 you see what I
a state until August 1953 you see what I
a state until August 1953 you see what I supposedly joyed the you idiot
supposedly joyed the you idiot
supposedly joyed the you idiot our March 1st 1803 Congress had forgot
our March 1st 1803 Congress had forgot
our March 1st 1803 Congress had forgot to pass a resolution recognizing Ohio as
to pass a resolution recognizing Ohio as
to pass a resolution recognizing Ohio as a state it wasn’t a common practice for
a state it wasn’t a common practice for
a state it wasn’t a common practice for Congress to pass resolutions recognizing
Congress to pass resolutions recognizing
Congress to pass resolutions recognizing statehood until after the war of 1812 so
statehood until after the war of 1812 so
statehood until after the war of 1812 so hyoe effectively acted like a state for
hyoe effectively acted like a state for
hyoe effectively acted like a state for the next 150 years and Joe Congress had
the next 150 years and Joe Congress had
the next 150 years and Joe Congress had discovered that they never passed a
discovered that they never passed a
discovered that they never passed a resolution so in 1953 they passed a
resolution so in 1953 they passed a
resolution so in 1953 they passed a resolution stating that Ohio had joined
resolution stating that Ohio had joined
resolution stating that Ohio had joined the UDA on March 4 it’s 1803 thank you
the UDA on March 4 it’s 1803 thank you
the UDA on March 4 it’s 1803 thank you for watching I hope you enjoyed my video
for watching I hope you enjoyed my video
for watching I hope you enjoyed my video and remember keep exploring
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