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No trail to follow yikes

Thanks for the ride along and sharing your adventures. Glad the weather cooperated.

I haven't gone here yet, i went every year as a kid

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Thanks for taking us along.

You had me at follow the Jello brick road.

Thanks for this visit to the museum. I have been through LeRoy a multitude of times, but never with enough time to stop. As a kid on the farm, Jell-O was always Mom's go-to for sore throats in the winter and holiday salads for the summer, so every time I went by the museum it was "Maybe next time." By the way, a good YT Short for the Penny Farthing @ 4:00 is ua-cam.com/users/shortswWTCQbq_vjk?si=_MvUgCCHL6d1AkXz

My middle name is Leroy

I want to take this ride

This did help, thank you!😊

Interesting on coe Cottage original owner was Holloway Cole but in 1916 Walter D Edmunds author of drums along the mohawk occupied this building very interesting

You would also need to synchronize the second.

Oh-Oh! Crack... 10:00 I was working as a laborer/truck driver out of the central repair & heavy equipment shop at Buttermilk Falls "in the summer of '69" when we built the original footbridge and the observation area at the foot of the falls where you were standing. It is an extremely harsh environment, especially in the winter and during spring run off. We originally had four piers under the footbridge, but a flood took out two of the piers a few years later, conveniently the first and fourth piers, leaving the second and third piers which were heightened a couple of feet with new longer deck spans. This was my second "home" park (I lived at my Grandparents' farm bordering the south rim of the gorge in the early '60s), while my first home park was Robert H. Treman (my parents ran the concessions there during the mid-late '40s/early '50s). I live a few hours away and don't get back often, so thank you for your lovely videos and the memories brought back.

We went for day trip yesterday but missed the tour as we hiked around lake … but will go again next season… have you guys been to camp Santanoni??? It’s 10 mile round trip hike did that last year on our 27 wedding anniversary for our 28 we did Sagamore!!!

That looked so fun! I love the paperweight!!

How much 7:28

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You sound like you think this was a cheap investment but 43000 dollars adjusted for inflation today would be $1,735,413.85

Why are the words in the video all backwards?

My city

Thank you guys.

Just bought one yesterday ! Not that powerful but very handy for small jobs!

I was in the Philippines when the Frank Evans was hit. I still have a picture of the half of the ship they brought back to Subic Bay.

Mother's works as a lightweight haze remover. But, if you have heavy oxidation or a peeling clear coat to remove, you'll have to go through a complete sanding process and a high-speed polish with a buffer. I've been polishing headlights for many years. Mother's is a good product though.

I went Sunday. They did a Great Clean up after Saturdays Flooding. Heard They Closed early Sunday. We left just after 7 P.M. they where open to at least 8. Prices are way to high. You could tell most people where not buying much. as they have in the past. It was a disappointment on many levels. Exceptions are the Animals.

So who was driving home😜 enjoy your videos

I'm going again today 5th time

Check out Hammondville ghost town in town of Crown Point, highest grade iron ore in the Adirondacks , International Lead owners the site you are on today, if need for Lead goes up will be put into operation!

That looks fun!

Thanks. Very helpful! See you on the trails!

Lily likes your videos!

The man in the diagram who you say is using a bellows was actually cleaning out the air pipe. The "bellows" were attached to the wheel pit near the river. You are exploring the Village of Adirondac (no "C") not Tahawus. Tahawus was where the 1940's titanium mine was. The MacNaughton house is from the 1840's, and is the only structure left from the MacIntyre Iron Works day. The other houses are not. They were built mostly over the foundations of MacIntyre homes, but built by the Tahawus Club, the first hunting fishing club in the Adirondacks, between 1900 and 1930. I live neat here and thought you'd like to know. One of the better videos I've seen of this place!

Some friendly advice. Spend more time showing the astate!!!!not you two!. I didn't click on this video too see you two I clicked on to see sagamore witch I barely got to see!!!!!!!!!!!!😠😠😠

I read about Anne LaBastille from your link in the description. What an interesting woman!

So when are you planning to buy one (canoe) of your own?

What happens when the line is 99% used and you want to reload with new. Yours was empty so it was easy to insert new line.

Nope nope and nope to the wire bridges😂😂😂I enjoy your videos!

😮😮😮😮😮😮 my palms are sweating. The scariest part for me would have been walking along the wall. That looked impossible! Great video!

You de-burred with grinder without saftey glasses. Took friend to ER because did same thing on metal and got a piece of long metal in his eye. Just missed blinding him for good in one eye. Was horrible. Wear goggles please. Good video otherwise. I still have my DK2 in crate. Yet to put it together. 😂

One thing to add... removing the white plastic band altogether, I found helps in the operation of the trimmer, and makes it easier to add line when needed

Thanks I was struggling before watching the video

Thanks for the video. Good Info provided.

Why do they remove the doors for winter? What takes their place for winter?

I have a big yard I wonder if it would work for me

Thanks

Pretty lakes

I'd say that the trail is not safe.

That looked very scary 😮. Did you see many people coming down as you were going up? How do you know you are on the right path? Some of It looked impassable to me! Yikes!!!

What a great view!

Amazing engineering of its time. Its a shame these homes are not restored like in Wlilliamsburg.