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@steveneldred8928 that's an incredible story! thanks for sending the pic!!

@johnspears-cs4sd Awesome!!! I hope you have a good trip! We're going in October too but I can't remember what we booked 😆😆

@@northcountryexplorers sweet!!

@@northcountryexplorers how long did it take for them to email your ticket info?

@johnspears-cs4sd I believe you just get a confirmation then when you get to the train station you get in line for you boarding pass. that's what we did for the ride in the video and that's how our current confirmation email reads

@julianneavery6995 We saw pictures of the flooding from Saturday. It's great they were able to get it cleaned up. Crazy. Prices were kind of high. You used to be able to find lots of places selling water for $1. I think $2 was the cheapest I saw this year. The animals never disappoint!!

@@dianecote6241 I drove! 😆 we waited a few hours after our last drink before we left. better safe than sorry. thanks for watching!!

@alanwilliamson6421 it's always such a good time!! I wish we had time to go back this year.

Thanks for the tip!

@@philrock367 maybe some day she'll get to be in one!

Thanks! That's great information :)

I'm sorry this video wasn't what you were looking for. This was more about our experience at the volunteer weekend and less about the campus. We do have another video from when we did a tour last year and that shows more of the buildings.

@wildernesscanoeassociation we're looking! we've had a few in the past but are looking for a super lightweight one now. those cost a lot more so we haven't picked one up yet.

@richardc6932 you have to have it empty to reload. so you have to use all the string or if you have a little left in you'll have pop off the white collar and take the leftover out.

@@dianecote6241 I'll do heights but not small spaces. Thanks for watching!!

Yes!! You're right about the safety glasses!

we'll have to give that a try! thanks for the tip 😊

we'll have to give that a try! thanks for the tip😊

we only use non-ethanol gas in all our small engine machines. the dk has a kohler rh265 motor also but the gas cap says 10% ethanol max which is 87 gas so you should be fine.

@@northcountryexplorers oh thanks for that! I hadn't noticed that on the cap. It is there. Also, there's a little sticker on the tank itself that shows 2 little gas pump icons. One, with no red circle/line through it, says, E0-E10 while the one with the red circle/line says E15-E85. I'm taking that to mean just what you said there. E10 max is fine. I wonder why the danged book says to use "mid grade or higher!"... I dislike things that are not clear to some of us. LOL I'm almost ready to fire the thing up. I'll probably only put a couple of cups of gas in it as the gas is over a year old. I keep gas for the generators. Tomorrow, I can buy some fresh gas to really try out this thing. Thanks for your input. I really appreciate it.

@@BlondieSL have fun chipping!!

@@northcountryexplorers Well that was something. LOL Yes, it ran just fine on old, regular gas. As expected, it's very noisy, but it sure ate what I gave it without a problem. Fortunately, too, it's not as big as I thought it was going to be. So it'll be easier to store. Take care.

@BlondieSL that's great it working out! we have helmets with ear protection and face shields on them. I don't like to be around this stuff without ear protection either!!

I believe they remove the doors to help them stay in good working condition - less exposure to the elements. They put plain doors up in their place.

We have just under half an acre and we can get about half done with two batteries. If you don't mind taking a break to wait for them to charge (or have more than two batteries) you'd have no problem. If it's a lot bigger than half an acre it would probably not be a good choice.

Great review!

It was one of the harder ones we've ever done. Lots of scrambling up rocks. As sketchy as it seemed, it's a really well traveled one. We passed a lot of people on it. I did find myself wondering what would happen if one of us twisted an ankle (or worse).

It was tricky! The trail is pretty well traveled so we could see lots of footprints. And there were markers every so often.

You should come check it out in person!

Agreed! It is a shame the houses couldn't be restored. They were probably in too poor of shape - they were basically collapsed heaps of wood last time we were there.

It felt like air conditioning hahaha

We'll have to try that!

Thank you!

Unfortunately, I'm not sure about the number on the Antonov. I looked back at all my footage and it doesn't look like I have any where I can read it. I looked on the museum's website but I couldn't make out the number there either. Sorry!!

Hello! Just went yesterday, it is indeed a Polish built AN2.

You're right, we just used Rain-X because that's what we had. The anti-fog would have been a better one to use!

I can't believe I'd never been before. It was so beautiful! I can't wait to go back and see the other two falls nearby (and to go to Purity Ice Cream in Ithaca).

yes leashed dogs are welcome!

I guess technically they are for steep terrain but they are turns in the trail so you're going more parallel to mountain (this was a hill) instead of straight up or down.

Looking forward to coming back!