Very informative video

Nice video. Where is the monument in Bladensburg? Nothing comes up on google maps

Used to watch you guys all the time, wishing you all the good things <3

Found them Cape Cod (Dennis), Massachusetts

Very Sadly the Ripleys museum closed in 2020 😢😢😢

I noticed the railroad running through Yale is abandoned. Do you know the last time a train came through Yale?

I worked for LaFarge from 86 thru 93 in buffalo ny.i tired the Alpena plant for 3 days once and it was an amazing experience.the bags wieght 94 lbs not 90.we used to bag and stack 35 bags in a pellet 16 pallets on a deck.6 decks a day 100 thousand lbs a day by hand.other size bags were 80 lbs and 70 lb bags.

2:31 Sounds like Airbus A350 Flap sound

My Grandad Joe c Tucker Jr Korean War 1950-51 Awarded Republic of Korea service medal USMC Semper Fi Passed on May 25th 2001

Can u eat normally. That is my biggest concern not being able to enjoy food

I live here and I can confirm we now have 3000 people and this is a good tour

Jai maa Durga 🌹🌺🌷🌹🌷🌺🌹🌺🌹🌺🌹🌺🌹🌺🌹

I will be there.next week Good comment's

I live here it’s a very nice place

They're not just squash anymore. Careful. Now they're widow makers too.😯

Thank you for doing this. I will be there in a few weeks. My brother is on the wall and finally getting to see his name as well as other friends names on the wall.

It's hard to believe that home was built in 1908. It's a testament to the architectural genius of FLLW and how far advanced and ahead of his time he was. That home if built today would look like a modern home and is better than homes being built today with better quality.

It works the same way the bearings in an engine work.

Kathy Reichs, in her book "Fire and Bones," mentioned the Einstein Memorial. I was not aware of it so found your enjoyable presentation. Much appreciated your knowledge and the camera work. Will definitely visit this quaint memorial when next in WDC. Thank you.

We used to hurl those at our friends when we were 10 years old. We called them "turtle brains" lol 🐢🧠

I'd love to see exactly how the balls are made to be so perfectly round which I think is the real miracle.

i go to scgool in yale

hey thanks for the video , what is this song? its really good !

I have one and I'm attempting to soft boil it this morning - in the UK 😬

If I Visited This Temple Or Mandir, I Would Go Be An Pujari (Priest In Hinduism) And Do Aarti To Make Our World Get Rid Of Evilness. Aarti: Aarti Is An Hindi And Bengali Word (आरती, আর্তি), It Means To Light The Lamps And You Need To Do A Circle Pose Like Go Round And Round With Handling The Lamp (Lighted), You Can Do Few Times (Like 5 Or 10 Times) Or Do More Times (Like 20 Times). And Durga Came From A Sanskrit Word, But That's Okay!

We have a ~3 foot diameter one in my town and i love it This one is on another scale, awesome

Amen 🙏 and Thanks very much and God bless you I like very much love

Love it just 7 years late

James Madison had 2 vice presidents who have the same zodiac sign 1. George Clinton 2. Elbridge Gerry

Grandpa & dad introduced me to this wonderful root when i was a very young boy, Thanksgiving & Christmas dinner were never without this root, as I got older grandma had to make a triple batch for just us 3. I've always treated them like potatoes mash them up after cooking to fork tender , a bit of salt, pepper, whole milk & butter, nothing else

could it be made of marble

I was there right before the 50th anniversary of it

Wallace was also in a wheelchair until he died in 1998

this takes me back to The late 70s early 80s when my husband back in the day when we were still married took me to right we’re you are standing and yes i got to see them go by highest one i ever seen was 9 story’s high you never really realize just how huge they are until you are right up close to them

Rutabagas are much tastier than turnips. They taste more calorie dense like a potato. I like turnips though...even raw. We used to grow them and a whole lot of other vegetables. I`m trying lots of different things now since my garden space is small. But here in central Louisiana I can grow something all year. But sadly pine trees block most of the sun in mid winter. If not for the power lines near them I`d be ringing those pines to get rid of them. I bought solar panels and batteries thinking I would be on a better lot but plans changed. This one is the most secluded though but those cursed pine trees ruined a whole lot of my most important hopes like solar powered heating in winter. Even in summer the sun is blocked until mid morning then at mid evening so my fig trees may not do well here either.

i was here this day it was an incredible experience 🔥

Gardening is certainly good for health, physically and mentally. Glad you guys get exercise and even lost weight. Eight years on KZbin is certainly a great achievement. Maybe you can do garden content once or twice a year (with minimal narration, however you want)

Hot pot is awesome, especially when it's cold outside

Thank you very much for the video

I really want to go to punxsutawney and see the event. I'm hoping to go there with my parents and my little sister, and see it for real. Only if my dad feels like driving all the way to Pennsylvania that is. But the event looks really cool. I can't wait to see it someday.

7:20 Neighborhood I grew up in. Something about Orange that just feels right, that you don't realise you're missing untill you're in a big city... For one driving there is way less stressful, and every time you go out you're likely to see people you know.

I’m a Seabee and want to visit the memorial. Been there a few times but never visited the memorial

I believe it started in the Congo due to food scarcity they were hunting animals they wouldn’t normally eat & somehow through the butchering or consuming of the animals got infected. Haitian teachers , doctors , engineers etc went there in the early 1960s to help with the crisis in the Congo. I’m sure while they were they may have hooked up with the locals. There was also an outbreak of STDs in the Congo that were treated without sanitation (using dirty needles etc).then there was an illegal blood bank in Haiti that would collect blood without testing it or sanitizing the needles. They would ship this blood to America . Then sex tourism blew up in Haiti in the 1970s. It was very popular among gay North American men. All of these things contributed to the spread of HIV/AIDS

thank you, I will give it a try

These could also be done on air bearings, but the fit would have to be very precise, probably no more than five microns of tolerance if you want the pressure to be reasonable.

Yellow food color?

New York operates like an independent city, they report directly to the state

I grew up and graduated in Corswell, as well. Lived on Wells Street. I love Croswell. I joined the Marines out of High School. (Graduated in 1984) Went back to live there for a little while, but, listened to the Ex, too much..Anyway....My Dad was a firefighter in Corswell for 45 Years. My brother was the Fire Chief for 22 Years, but sadly passed away, unexpectedly, while he was the Sitting Fire Chief. He was also the DPW Chief, for many years. I loved growing up there. At that time, the town was booming. Sugar Factory, 2 Aunt Jane's Pickles Locations, all the stores were full. (Ben Franklin / Williams Dept Store/Bakery, and many others) Loved the Sidewalk Sales, and the parades. My First job was at Kettlewells. Many fond memories. I get back there as much as I can. Still trying to talk my wife into moving there. Such a simple life and community.

Greetings from Sydney, Australia and thank you so much for the video and information. My partner and I are visiting Boston in May and we are planning to visit Stockbridge just to see the sites related to the song "Alice's Restaurant".