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Idk but I think would of sleep quite well in that submarine with the engines on considering how as a kid I slept through loud music blasting when it was the wedding or birthday parties of family members. Just give me two foldable chairs and a sweater and I’ll be out like a light bulb even if the big speakers were at full volume 😴😴😴

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Since you are in New Mexico, Land of Enchantment, visit White Sands National Park. It is near Alamogordo. I just watched 5 of your Michigan State Park videos...very nice.

The McDonald's is really neat! I can't believe an entire town is devoted to aliens. How fun!?!!

Didn't even know this existed. What an interesting little town 👽

Always wanted to go to Roswell. Liked and subscribed!

I have some reservations about Garmin. I have a smaller unit in my car, which I update several times a year. It is now about 4 years out of date on local speed limits. These are on roads I drive almost every day, and which have had speed limit changes over the years (some increased some decreased). If Garmin can’t keep up with changes to speed limits, can I rely on them to be up to date with data such as bridge clearance? I’ve also had problems with destinations. I was once taken to a bank instead of a museum (Trip Advisor app to blame) and been taken 20 or 30 Km to destinations which were supposedly only 3 or 4 Km away - difference between road distance and “as the crow flies”.

The pet beach, and the rest of the shoreline has had high water for many years. When we used the park in my childhood (mid 80's) the pet beach was a true beach. Not the park's jurisdiction, but I understand the water management out the Sable River is a complicated issue?

Working for IBM I went to the Chicago IBM education center many times over the 35 years I worked for IBM. I recall visiting the U505 twice over the years. At the time it was outside. Thanks for refreshing my memory of the old 1980s and 1990s, days for me. Anyone going to Chicago should take the time for a great hands almost on, history lesson.

Nice video. I've lived in my Roadtrek (08C170P) for 7 months now. Similar layout but different. Only a 2WD but I trailer my side-by-side and dirt bike for off road adventures. I'm alone so plenty of room. Already put 14k miles on it travelling between MN & South TX. Did not know about the storage under the toilet. Nice find. Happy trails.

Love your tshirt, Where did you get it? Please send a link

I grew up in McGill Nevada I spent a lot of time out there we had a😊 family reunion out there every summer

Thank you for doing these videos! They are very helpful as we plan our trips and try to knock out all the state parks. Have two small kids and would love to hear about the playground equipment in future videos if possible! Its always a crapshoot when we go if its a new extensive playground or just one or two old 1980s metal death slides lol.

Looks kind of bleak and barren.

Says "everything around here is pretty" and then gazes at his lovely wife! 🥰

U-110 British sailors from HMS Bulldog captured the first naval Enigma machine from U-110 in the North Atlantic in May 1941, seven months before the United States entered the war and three years before the US Navy captured U-505 and its Enigma machine.

The allies had captured an enigma machine before capturing the U 505 submarine.

Every time I go to Canyon to visit relatives, I really just go for the canyon. I hate that people run over the rattle snakes just to take the tail.

U-853 was sunk off my hometown of Westerly, RI. It’s still there as a scuba site, 100ft of water. Still Nazis inside.

5:08 “Hot Bunking” is 2 men for 1 bed. It’s named that because, when you went to bed, it was still warm from the last guy.

1:08 We had submarines since the revolutionary war.

They really don’t look like a couple.

The map at the 1:23 mark is not the old track line of the Grand Rapids Indiana Railroad that became the White Pine Trail. The gray line appears to be U.S. Route 127 and the blue line Interstate-75. But, the trail would ONLY be, 30-50 miles west of the map depicted. Maxwell Smart would say, "missed it by that much." ruclips.net/video/g2vZonSDUgk/видео.html

I live a minute up the road not even

A really cool doll house is all you have to say to the people about the FABULOUS Collean More's fantasy palace dollhouse!!!

This place is 20 minutes from my house and I hike there about 3 times a week; starting at the visitor center going up and over Big Kennesaw, up and over Little Kennesaw, down Pigeon Hill, and then return back for a total of 6 miles. Along the 16.6 mile loop trail (Green Trail) there are 11 miles of some of the best preserved earth works from the Confederate positions in any Civil War battlefield anywhere. A place worth checking out is the Illinois Monument, also know as the “Dead Angle”, in the middle of the park. A very somber place if you read the back story of what happened there…

Yay Chicago ❗️

Thank you

That rig is a real keeper. It probably gets lousy gas mileage but who cares. 😊

Great video! I’m glad you enjoyed your stay! You are right, there are many more things to do in the area. You could easily spend a week at Davis Mountains and have plenty to do each day. Safe travels!

The star party is good and it’s wonderful that you are not permitted to do videos. I really enjoyed it too, and the free camping just west of the observatory complex. Book your tickets in advance.

Enjoyed the video. We where going to try and stay here when we visited last year. Unfortunately we couldn’t get a spot. Looks like we missed a great park. Will have to make sure we visit if we’re in the area again.

Not only were the German sailors from the U-505 "sequestered" the American sailors who were involved with the capture were also " sequestered" to prevent any leak of the capture. The US navy sailors who boarded the sinking sub to save it and capture it had some serious brass All in the highest tradition of the Naval Service

Thanks for this video! The dark sky and observatory stuff sounds fascinating. It's a shame you weren't able to shoot any footage in the observatory during the star party. That would be cool to check out.

We love camping, during the weekdays (early June), because there are NO kids... they are still in school!!!

Mn: Land of 10,000 lakes, 9,000 swamps, 8 fish, and a couple of weirdos

My dad served aboard USS Sabalo, a WWII era diesel electric submarine so I know exactly what it was like.

Do they offer rafting trips down the river and come out where you were by the cannon

Hi from fellow MAC members in the TC area. We also tow our 25ft airstream with a van, GMC Savana 2500 passenger van that has no mods yet to make more efficient use of the space. You have some great ideas!

Do we get an armed escort from Chicago city limits to the museum and back?

Sighs it is NOT a ship it is a BOAT HOT bunking please stop showing your ignorance it is to do with 2 people using 1 bunk not the temps sheesh

Do you ever worry about ORV's while driving on the trail? There are so many two tracks and public land around Grayling, but they are often intertwined with ORV trails and people love to rip on them. I'd be afraid of sharing the trails with them.

Was just there and the whole time (especially at The Lighthouse) I kept thinking "this isn't Texas"!

I am from Boston, my son lives near Chicago and have been to that exhibit twice and took my grandson both times

I live a 10 min walk to the Kawishiwi falls parking lot. The storm kept me busy for a full week of long hours. I have a loader back hoe, and the road through my property to Fall Lake was a total disaster. The road to the Fall Lake campground was at a single lane for a while...my tractor and my chainsaws got a work out. The part that was really nasty, was after covid, to have Blueberry wiped out. I gave my time freely to help neighbors and friends, and although many left because of the storm....like you, many just got by with seeing the area. Rick at the campground is a great guy BTW..... HONK as you go by, and I hope you return. Peace from the Fernberg Road, Ely mn.

Man, I thought I'd seen some nice RVs on here but this one is next level! Was looking for ideas for making an office in my RV-I work online thanks to internet from HomeFi-but this one will just have to go on the wish list, lol!

My dad took me to see that u boat when I was eight years old. Dad was a ww 2 vet, I MISS HIM.

We also have a place like this in Tucson

"Undeveloped really means undeveloped." Mooses and wolves and bears, oh my!