Damn! This video made me seasick.

5:33 nonfreeway allows you to go 70MPH

5:00 I think that guy is homeless

6:02 r u ok

The intersection just before we entered 535 have now traffic lights and a road removal and a short turn from Us 35 to I535

I love highway 53 and route 2

My family apparently started a post office in Thurlow but it closed in 1942. I sure wish I knew which property was theirs

North Dakota Zoo

I was shocked at how widespread the carnage was.

I visited this cemetery in 1981 .

Even the bad ones that were buried with dishonor got a tombstone, a lot of decent poor people Dont get that. But I guess it just to show the public they were branded as dishonorable.

Too Mynationalparks, as I said a Day ago. In one of my previous Visits too The National Monument. On One Particular Occasion, I was there. It was early June on Late May, Early to Mid 1980s. Can't Recall all 😱🤔🤔. Two Friends were with me. The Day was similar too your Visit in the Last Video above. The Weather was really Shitty,with Intermittent Rain all Day, and Heavy Clouds. Known as being Socked In. From Last Stand Hill, too The Reno, Benteen, Site we were in the Vehicle 🚑🚜 the Whole way. The Temp. on that Day never exceeded Maybe 40 degrees above, Zero. Needless to say it was Pretty Messurable? For Us 3. That was the Day that I most Felt? I'll Say the Erie Aura of the Place!! Because even During the Weather Conditions, We, Three walked the Entire Route of the Siege Site, Reading Everyone of the Interpretive Signs along the Way. As We did so! We also Briefly talked about that Site, or The Marker placed there. So to Close? That was My Personal Time of Deep Thought & Contemplation, of the Events! That had occurred so Long Ago. On that Montana Plain. In June of 1876. Above The Little Bighorn River. Thank You Again for Your research, & thoroughness, with the Excellent, outcome You've had. Wyoming, Robert,🇨🇦🇺🇸🇨🇦🇺🇸🇨🇦🇺🇸🐎🐎🤔🤔👀👀👍👍🙏🙏🙏.

That was Very Moving. Unfortunately at First, I didn't notice the Date or how long ago You made that Gesture!! Well Done there. It just kinda Points out too Me? How truly Lax & indifferent I have been in the Past, about similar Ahh Occasions or Sometime Event's? At which Time I Had the Opportunity too do that same or similar Small Act, of just making One's presence Acknowledged!! That You had been there. One of the Last Time's, I was at The Battlefield? (2013🤔it was last). A Phrase from the Audio System, at The Interpretive Center & Museum keeps coming Back to My Mind? The Phrase is at the Start! Where they speak of How We are Standing On Sacred Ground at the Battlefield Site's. In Your own Video above I made Notice!! Of just how Vast, Wide, Immense, & Inhospitable that Area?, as well as the Entire Region is Even to this Day. At One Hundred & Forty Six Year's Later. That was almost a Century and A Half ago that Sgt Butler!! And the Other Troopers of the Seventh Calvary. Gave up Their Lives!! On that June Afternoon in 1876. In My previous Visits there!! I too of had Occasions, where I felt I wasn't Alone? or just in attendance with Living People. I Do Absolutely Believe?, that Our occupation on this Earth Is Still Shared, very much so. That's it for My say here. Again Thank You, Mynationalparks for Your Bueatiful Video ☺️📸💭 I personally Loved it no Doubt. A humbled Wyoming, robert, 🇨🇦🇺🇸🇨🇦🇺🇸🇨🇦🇺🇸👍👀👀🤔🤔👍🙏🙏🙏

Technically, the Kingdom of Hawaii still exists and has been illegally occupied by the US since January 17, 1893.

He was first sergeant of company L. The first sergeant always was the last person in a column.

That C-17 at 0:32 looks so cute!! (With their big black window eyes, and chubby!!)

I love Perkins in Superior.

U made dat place luk even more boring gotdam

So is our economy... bluer than blue!!!!

Georgia is blue.

Amazing Skyline Bismarck has

Almost 2,000 Union prisoners killed on the steamboat Sultana disaster never even got a grave marker in most cases. The Sultana disaster was worse than the Titanic only few know about it because President Lincoln's funeral train was going to Illinois for its final journey. Many prisoners/soldiers were scalded or burned beyond recognition or found weeks later black and bloated in the Mississippi. I realize these six raiders here were bad guys who were hanged after a court martial. It is also important to remember that Captain Henry Wirz was also tried and hanged in Washington DC by a Union military court martial. Lots of sadness here in our history. But please remember the Sultana disaster which was the worst American shipping disaster in our history. The men who survived Andersonville deserved a better steamboat with an honest boiler inspection after all they endured. It just shows how important government licensing, regulations and safety inspections are to the safety and well being of human life.

I missed this when I was at Andersonville. One thing good about it is people know there names, a lot of people there were not named. But the guy who did graves registration, did a good job on that. He did get a lot of the bodies ID

Grew up in Duluth, moved to Mpls. in 1981. Winters can be brutal. The rest of the time can be pretty good. Worked at Frasier Shipyards for a few years in the 70's.

I wonder if he stayed there to allow Corporal Foley to get away .

Does Deadwood have an old cemetery.....like where gunslingers, people hung, old sherifs. etc. ?

This dude is lost. He was 3 blocks away from the interstate but then U turned. Lol

How they would feel knowing that people will see them as treacherous scum for hundreds of years to come.

Wild Bill came to Deadwood over 100 years ago, and, he's still there, with Calamity Jane still chasin' him!!!

That's my home turf. Dad sailed the lakes when I was a kid....moved away now...but love the area. Love the North Shore...it is a special place.

Nice town but the people suck

Thanks! My ancestor was Capt. of the Guard at Andersonville!

Great video! I hope to visit there one day

The last time my wife, I and our two children visited from our home in the Milwaukee area was in the spring of 10'. Our daughter was 15 and our son was 12. My mother's relatives were from from Duluth. She and her two sisters were born and raised in Duluth in the early 1900's. All three became teachers, one at Ordean Jr high, one was a professor of art education in the New York University system and my mother taught grade school music in suburban Milwaukee and was minister of music at a 2,400 member Methodist Church in the 50-60's in charge of six choirs of which she conducted the 100 voiced chancel choir. Coming up up since we were young kids was always rather exotic. The Duluth hills, canal and lift bridge, Park Point, Skyline Dr., Enger Tower, Grandma's, the Lake Superior shoreline water front walk, Fitger's etc. Our kids also enjoyed visiting as they grew up. When I was a child I liked falling asleep hearing the fog horns at night from my aunt and uncle's home up the hill of east 34th street from Glensheen (known as the Congdon Estate back then). My cousin went out with one of the Congdon boys while in high-school during the 50's. Fond memories.....

Been there, very sombering place.

Wonder why Munn's headstone is different

Here’s a video I made of superior : kzbin.info/www/bejne/pnvGqp15fNqVb68

I love this place. We always stop at the Perkins on the lake, to have breakfast on the way to our fishing trips, to Minnesota. It’s a very different climate and culture from Kentucky. The people here are super friendly and love the terrain, of northern WI and MN. It’s always a blessing to go on that trip, some of the best memories with my dad have been here. I can’t wait to go back.

I love Bismarck please show all City

I visited in here in 2019.. very nice lake to visit... Thanks for sharing your video

Dogs eat grass when they are sick

Sub reese love on you tube

The buildings are original when they were built....

There's the Sam Bullock Hotel.....

Most depressing state in the world!!!!! Bismarck is very expensive to live in and the people are very rude and your crime is getting worse!!

I live in Bismarck too

Nice town, very quiet, almost boring.

SADLY can not do anything about the wind was there last month hope to get vid up before summers end

Lived there 40+ years ago. He mentioned the temp dropping 11 degrees in a half hour; must have been an east wind. They always gave two temperatures for Duluth; by the Lake, and up the hill (4 miles away). Sometimes a 25 degree difference between the two depending on the wind.

A beautiful drive any time.