Mitchell Park Domes - Complete walk through

[@marianneschmidt6472]

Wow I really enjoyed your video very interesting and what beautiful plants. ♥️👍🌵🪴🌴 I always have a great time when I get to the Domes, I live in Milwaukee also. 💯👏

[@Lovenesters]

Thanks Marinne. We are so glad you enjoyed the video. The Domes are such a great winter escape and different everything you go.

[@rawtothecore61]

BEEN GOING TO THE DOMES MY whole LIFE GLAD YOU ENJOYED THEM

[@Lovenesters]

@rawtothecore61 thanks for watching. They are one of Milwaukees treasures .

[@rawtothecore61]

dont know if they still have a tour but you could go to millers brewery i think its now millercoors and take a tour of the brewery which at one time was very popular dont forget at one time we were known for our beer as a town and visitors loved to come we were also known at one time for a bar on ever corner back in the day i think it might be a good video that some of the older folks would be gald to take a watch of the tour

[@Lovenesters]

@rawtothecore61 great suggestion. We just released a Milwaukee travel guide video that you might like. We stopped at Miller brewery and asked if we can film and they said yes! So stay tuned will probably be filmed this winter. Thanks for the ideas. Keep them coming!

[@ckuehncnwhsyt]

Thank you for using correct terminology when referring to G "Scale" trains. Far too often folks refer to HO gauge, G gauge, N gauge etc. All are "scales" as in proportion to the prototype. Gauge refers to the distance between inside faces of the rail heads on prototype railroads. There is of course standard gauge 4' 8.5"), plus various narrow gauges and even some wide gauges, some of which can be represented in the different scales.

[@Lovenesters]

Thanks for the explanation. We toured a Lionel train club. Video should be out in a few weeks. Thanks for watching.