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Thanks! I might actually get to catch it this morning

I must have missed it. I only had about 10 minutes to see it before I had to go back to work. Maybe I'll catch it another day soon.

We definitely wanted to do it. But unfortunately it wasn't in the finances at the time. We'll go back for sure and do it. Atlanta is not too far from us and we go a few times a year.

You're welcome! It's worth a stop if you're even remotely interested in aviation.

It is part of the National Park System (Department of the Interior). The state of MS has nothing to do with it. It's all on the Federal Government for funding, maintenance etc...

That is pretty interesting! What kind of shape was it in being over 100 years old?

You mean more sketchy than this??? lol

@ yeah u pretty much drive on the creek itself

@JDHated interesting... That's something I'd like to see and do.

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Thanks man! I really appreciate that! You as well!

Thanks Jim! My daughter is 13 now and looking back, while making this video, was like a walk down memory lane.

@@OutdoorsWithShawnsadly time only moves faster now..enjoy the moments

You're welcome!

That is pretty interesting about the Natchez Indian child! Thank you for sharing it! A lot of people don't realize some or most of the mounds along the Trace are recreations. Farmers plowed them over to farm or in your case, to find gravel.

@OutdoorsWithShawn saw that first hand. My neighbor always respected the one that was dug. That's a sounds hypocritical but he made sure it was put back to original. Another cool story but my grandfather lived and worked on the Foster mound plantation for the government way back. The house was built on a burial mound...😳. He planted different crops and cross pollinated back then ,even doing tree slices. Say like slicing apple limb on a pear tree. And growing some different breeds of dairy cows. Dad would be walking behind gandpaw when plowing the fields with a mule picking up arrow heads. He told me he would only keep the perfect ones. He had a couple cigar boxes full. He would throw the broken ones down in the woods or creek so the mule wouldn't step on them.

@DeweyBlanton-c7s there is a mansion or plantation home just outside of Rolling Fork that was built on an Indian mound. I know it burned once before they moved into it and possibly again later on. It is still there; Mount Helen is the name I believe. It is pretty interesting how your grandfather did the crossing of the plants. Working for the government, he probably never got full credit for the work and plants he created.

​ @@OutdoorsWithShawnjust hit the sub and gonna give you some views and likes man. Don't know if you said this on your Natchez videos but it's the old establishment on the mighty Mississippi.

@DeweyBlanton-c7s thank you! I really appreciate it! I mentioned Natchez briefly here & there in the videos some. It's on my list to get back up there and do some more videos on the town one day.

It is! I wish I had the room for a train set like that

I've had this one for about 5yrs now and is still doing well. I need to put a clearcoat on the wood to protect it.

This is at the Traintastic place in Gulfport

I will try. Do have an approximate time frame of when it will come through Pascagoula? I work right by the tracks and may be able to get a video

I think it came through around 8am and I missed it

Fixed it. Thanks Hope you have a good Thanksgiving

It was definitely interesting to see. Caught me off guard seeing that many

I can't recall seeing 7 before lol

@MississippiWildlife must be some sort of record! Lol

Thank you!!! You have to camp within 100ft of the trail. Also, be mindful if it's hunting season, you may want to wear some orange.

@OutdoorsWithShawn thanks for the info!

@tinabradley5755 also look into the Black Creek Trail. It's about 36 miles and you can camp on it as well. There are various entry/exit spots on it. We were planning on kayaking and hiking it. But my buddy moved to Houston, so those trips are on hold for a while.

@@OutdoorsWithShawn will do! I have kayaked Black Creek before but never camped in the area

Indeed! Wish I could have visited that museum

Appreciate it!! I made a special trio to your neck of the woods yesterday to see it. LOL

cool roach

@mihe6212 it's the buggest I MEAN biggest I've ever seen!

I’ve been on that boat

@ToddMmmm it worked the MS River from my understanding. Is that where you were on it?

$30M is a lot to aquire from donations in the 80s, let alone in today's world! That's quite impressive!

You're not the first person I've heard it has healing properties. Maybe the city should have a study done on it...

Awesome!! Glad you enjoyed it

Mine too!! Lol Dad wanted Sean, Mom wasn't having that!

Almost every flight I've been on has been a Delta or American Airlines.

Do you happen to remember where he carried through?

Thanks!!

Thank you!!

Wow, I didn't realize it was that early. Thanks! I'm definitely not an airplane expert by any means.

@@OutdoorsWithShawn I'm no expert either but have long been fascinated by the 747. When you said 70s that didn't sound right so i googled it

Usually, this local run only uses one engine. Sometimes, two if there's a substantial amount of cars.

I didn't realize how big it was going to be! We had put off going to it for 2 or 3 years. Wish we had done it sooner. But glad we finally did go. It's a pretty interesting corporate type Museum.

Catered, meaning you made the food that was served on it?

@@OutdoorsWithShawn yea I put the food on the aircraft

We should have gone to it sooner!

Give your cat some catnip

How many seats wide is the 757?

@@OutdoorsWithShawn In economy, it is three seats to each side of the plane. But the 757 can carry over 200 passengers.

Thank you! I almost didn't make it. Now, it's turned out to be one of my most popular ones!

Which is odd because there is only a handful of graves on the others side. Why not just go around with the road? Or cut off a section, not split it in two? Or was the road there first and the other side came later? Odd, but could happen. There was also older, barely marked headstones there with a newer larger one about a foot or two away. I wonder if the small ones were the original and the bigger ones the newer, modern ones? I could/should have made 2 or 3 videos on this one. Just a lot of questions.

@@OutdoorsWithShawn Might have to look back on Google maps to see what it use to look like. Still, that's pretty wild.

What are the major differences between the 747-451 & 747-400?

Thanks! It's definitely worth a stop if you're in the area.

I think it would have been a criminal act to serve Pepsi, seeing Coke & Delta are based in Atlanta. It confuses me in general why restaurants serve Pepsi in Atlanta.

@@OutdoorsWithShawn I’d totally forgotten about that and yet I went to the coke museum years ago in Atlanta . Good point thanks

@pennybaxter4 was it the new or the old Coke Museum? The one by The Underground or the one by the Aquarium? I didn't realize it moved until we went there a few years ago, and the directions didn't take us by The Underground (I didn't do my research). The new one is definitely nicer, but there are features the old one had that I liked.

@@OutdoorsWithShawn I went to the old one several years back it was a simular time to when I went to the bud factory in St. Louis and that closed many years . I

@pennybaxter4 I went to a Bud factory in Busch Gardens Tampa in the mid 90s. They gave out free samples... I wasn't old enough at the time to drink. When I came back, legal age, they took the factory out and put in a roller coaster.

Thank you! Like my boss says, "Shawn, you're not a cheerleader. But you get the point across well."

I'm not sure I see what you see. I'm probably oblivious to it

@@OutdoorsWithShawn Well, in like 1980 Something, that same L-1011 Hit a microburst, (something that makes the plane harder to control), they hit the ground, hit a car, and crashed into water barrels. Only 27 survived.

@flyprop Oh wow, that's terrible!

@@OutdoorsWithShawn Yeah, still amazing how 27 people lived! The plane exploded too!