Brit Reacts to 50 US Geography Facts That Seem Fake (But Are 100% Real)
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Diameter of Earth is 7,926.2 miles. So Texas at 770 is almost 1/10th. You were thinking of circumference of Earth, which is 24,901 miles
Also, that was NOT a picture of Crater Lake 😂. I thought he was just showing a generic lake, but he showed it multiple times
I had an electric guitar made of maple that when the tree was cut down in the early 1800s from virgin old growth forests in Michigan, it was estimated to be ~650 years old. (I counted over 65 rings per inch on the guitar) During the shipping process of the time, it sank to the bottom of Lake Michigan off the coast of Wisconsin. 200 years later it was pulled up, carefully dried and made into a guitar. (They still make instruments and furniture and art out of these logs to this day)
It sat at the bottom of the lake long enough for it to become partially petrified. More accurately, the softer parts of the wood fibers were replaced with minerals from the water.
It was a heavy guitar and very hard wood. It didn't dent or scratch at all. I assume you could damage it but it would take a heavy blow from a hammer or something and would most likely chip or outright break like a rock would.
I found it at a pawn shop for way less than what it was worth. I sold it 2 years later for a good profit.
Geode isn't what you think it is. YOUR thinking about a cave wth stalagmites and stalagmites geode is a type of rock.You should look it up
Kansas City is in Missouri AND Kansas. It's basically one city with State Line Rd splitting it. People who live on the same Road could be in Missouri on one side of the road and be in Kansas on the other. I live in Kansas City, Kansas.
Man I done told you to pack your bags and bring your ass over here to live . Come on homeboy 🇺🇲
The difference between alligators and crocodiles is that one will see you later and one will see you after while.
100%
😆😅😂🤣🤣
😂😂😂Before the song came out in the 50’s (yes, I’m that old), I was told that the way the jaws are “hinged” is different. The alligator’s upper jaw is what opens his mouth, and the crocodile’s lower jaw is the movable part. However, never wanting to get close enough to check the fine points of the jaw, I’m happy to learn about the safer color difference that was mentioned in the video.🥵🥴
Also Crocodiles like to rock, just ask Elton 😉
or just the alligator has a narrow snout
He said DIAMETER but we tend to think circumference and they’re massively different.
> shout out to Pi 😆
3.14159 is delicious.
Was looking for this comment 😭😂🤣❤
shout out to Pi... lol Thanks. I needed that.
He said from El Paso to LA, and across the state, easy to get caught up with circumference. I got caught for awhile too, finally got it though.
Yeah as soon as he said diameter i was like, "Sounds right, cut earth in half,
. 7700 miles across" not around.
Crater Lake OR is much bigger than the pond they used on the video. Its amazing depth gives it an amazing dark blue color. A must see.
Came here to say that, thank you. And Crater Lake has an island in it too, if I'm remembering correctly.
@@mariakelly2146 called wizzard island.
You're right
The photo used in the video is not Crater Lake
@DLF-36189 that is what I just said
Lewis finally found out London Bridge is in America ! It's about time.
@@mycomment474 🤣😂🤣😂🤣
HAHA BLEW MY MIND
@@L3WGReacts did you Google it? Makes very interesting reading.
Did Trump buy it?
@@L3WGReactslol yes, we were just there again the other weekend 😊 lake havasu is a fave AZ trip for us californians!
There was an earthquake so big around Arkansas and Missouri in the 1800's that made the Mississippi River run backwards for 3 days
Your reaction about the bridge is awesome just so you know there’s a whole song taught in America about it . London Bridge is falling down, falling down, falling down London, bridges falling down my fair lady. It’s comparable to a nursery rhyme.😅
Fun fact, a bull shark was found in the Mississippi River at St Louis
This guy makes me feel like a proud American more than anyone I've ever met or watched. Lewis, man, I hope you get to explore America. I take it for granted, except when I watch you be jealous. Then I'm jealous and I live here.
Lewis, what you see in the river is a "Tow", which a string of barges lashed together that are pushed up or down the Mississippi River. Most of them are usually filled with Wheat or Corn. Right by the water's edge at the bottom of the image, you can see two tow boats with barges
Those pictures were NOT Crater Lake, it's much larger. wtf
Lazy content creator I guess! Looks pretty shady for those who know it's not right!
@@ArgentAppealYeah, just lazy. That is Little Crater Lake.
Don't know how you pull that video out of all the videos of Crater Lake.
It’s probably one of those things where the narrator and the editor are two different people and the editor just used a default picture of a lake 🤔🤷🏾♂️
Crater lake is gigantic, that is a little spring or swimming hole 😂
As an Oregonian, I'm a little offended.
I didn't get why they used those pictures either. Was aerial footage of Crater lake under copyright?
That was an insulting attempt to represent Crater Lake... It has an island in the middle of it! They showed a pond with a few trees around it.
that is NOT crater lake hahaha wtf brah this vid is deceiving
Literally was coming here to say just that. Crater lake is stunning but I wonder what it was they were showing cause that was awesome too.
I thought crater lake was larger and had islands.
@@richardmartin9565 wizzard island.
Came here to say this
After the Crater Lake BS, I'm questioning everything this guy says. 🤔
19:40 I read that guy didn't know it was the oldest living thing until AFTER he cut it down to count the rings. When he realized what he had done, he was devestated.
I think he also invented a way to take a small sample to determine a tree's age w/o killing it because of that.
Who had "Lewis can't math" on their bingo cards??? I did lol.
Lewis, did you notice that the island chain of Hawaii...where the big island is large and they get smaller the farther North they go? Thats because, as the Pacific plate moves North, a new island starts to form from the underwater volcano. There use to be other islands, but they erroded away over the millions of years.
Howdy from Texas. 🤠
The easiest way to tell an alligator from a crocodile is by simply looking at their mouths. The alligator's snout is more rounded than the crocks as he mentioned in this video. But a more striking difference is that an alligator observed with its mouth closed, usually basking on the bank, you can only see the upper teeth protruding from the top of its closed mouth. Whereas with a crocodile, both its top and bottom teeth are visible with its mouth closed.
LA County includes all of the city of Los Angeles plus a bunch of suburbs and smaller cities like Long Beach, Beverly Hills, and lots more. It's huge.
When you fly over LA low and slow it looks like the entire planet is one city 😉
(I love it)
I lived in LA county 2003-2004, 2006-2009, 2012-2015, and in the first 2/3 of 2018. In Azusa, within walking distance of the border of LA county and San Bernardino County. I mean, walking distance for me. Not most people who lived there. I was kind of crazy like that.
We stole your Bridge, and you didn't even know it 😆
Loved this video. Always enjoy your reactions as well. FWIW, there is a Kansas City, Kansas across the river from Kansas City, Missouri. Also there are a lot of people and cities in the middle of the country despite not having the population density of the coasts.
I live in Arizona and have been to Lake Havasu and walked around London Bridge, and yes, it is majestic
Small correction on the Las Vegas bit...
In 1867, Nevada was a state but Arizona didn't become a state until 1912.
That colorful hot spring will boil you alive almost instantly. It's gorgeous, but it's best admired from a distance. Those colors at the outside are thermophilic (heat loving) bacteria. They can survive at outrageously high temperatures. But they have to stay at the relatively cooler outskirts of the pool, because the center is too hot even for them. That's why the center is such a perfect blue. There's nothing there but pure water.
In fairness to the scientist, he didn't know it was the oldest tree on earth until he analyzed the core sample. And the reason he cut it down is because the non-lethal method of taking a core sample didn't work. It was a small, wind-stunted tree, and he assumed it wasn't very old. He didn't realize until it was too late that the reason he couldn't use the normal core sampling method was because the tree was very old with such densely packed rings of wood that the sampling tool couldn't get through it. It was a tragedy for everyone involved -- both the tree and the scientist.
Good video.
50. You know he was practicing saying that name a ton when he was saying it multiple times in this video LOL
Oh no no no no no that is definitely not crater lake ! That was Little crater lake. It’s a 30-50 around hole and is spring fed. This is just south of Mt Hood. The actual crater lake has a road around the rim and is very huge! There is no mistaking crater lake . It’s a volcano and what do volcanoes look like? A hole in the forest ? No lol. Trust me I live there.
@L3WG I am in Lake Havasu City, Az and yes we have your old bridge! It was a very exciting feat for this tiny desert town and there are videos here on UA-cam of the bridge’s ceremonial opening after being rebuilt!
Holy Bleep, showing that little pond in the woods must be getting reactors sooo much engagement. 😁 You need to send them a thank-you.
Go to sleep being in one state and, after a flood moves things around, ya wake up to realize that whole area has been engulfed by Nebraska! “Noooo! Not Neh braaahh skuhh! Eww! Put my land back in my original state!” 😂
I can truly say I have been across BOTH London Bridges. One of the funniest things about London Bridge when it was purchase here in the US is the guy that bought it thought he was buying Tower Bridge. He was associating the children’s rhyme “London Bridge is falling down” with a drawbridge. When they started reassembling the bridge here in the states he actually called the Queen to ask about the bridge. His reason for the purchase was to create an attraction point for the founding of a new city/town on the Lake.
Many people still think Tower Bridge is London Bridge. Just like people who don't know what Big Ben is.
So the picture they used for Crater Lake, was actually Little Crater Lake, sometimes called Clear Lake. The one pictured is fairly deep for its size, but that was not actually Crater Lake. Crater Lake, besides being extremely deep, is several miles in diameter.
Yes, there was a major polar bear attack in Copenhagen Denmark the other day. Rampaging through a supermarket eating the meat and a few shoppers.
@9:00, Kansas City is a city in both states right at the border in the same metropolitan area. Two cities, two states, and one area.
Trees can die in a variety of ways, including fire and drought. I have a home in the forest, and during a drought, we lost several trees not because they were starved of water, but because the Bark Beatles had to go deeper into the tree for water. It was the beatles that killed the trees.
Watching the trees around me die because of beetles breaks my heart.
7,926.2 miles is the diameter of Earth - if you could poke a hole through the planet. The circumference is 24,901 miles. There IS a Kansas City Kansas, AND a Kansas City Missouri.
Yeah I live 90 miles from there…20 miles from Amelia Earhart’s house..over in Atchison…
I grew up in Kansas City, Missouri but have lived in Kansas City, Kansas for over 30 years. Just have to cross the river from one to the other. About 5 minutes.
I live in Yuma, the world's sunniest city. I play a Duchess at the London Bridge Renaissance Festival, just north of us in Lake Havasu. There was no lake there either, they built the lake for the bridge to span. Crazy!
You can sail up the Mississippi all the way up to Chicago us the Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal and get into the Great Lakes then take them out to the Northern Atlantic without having to go around Florida. You can also take a ship through Florida as well using the Okeechobee Waterway (OWW)
That size versus population is why we have the electoral college to choose the president
No the reason is to make sure the minority tyrannizes the majority 🙄😏
the electoral vote system is why your vote counts (many times) less if you live in a populated area versus a sparsely populated state.
that, on the river, is a train of barges.
I live in Michigan on the Indiana border. Last summer, I drove from Coldwater Michigan (bottom of MI) to Ironwood Michigan ( up in the UP ). We went straight up, crossed the bridge, and then all the way across to Ironwood. It took 9 1/2 hours. We could have taken a quicker route, which would have been to go through Illinois and Wisconsin, but I wanted to cross the Mackinac bridge. By the way the correct way to pronounce Mackinac is by saying it like this... Mack-in-aw 😉
Diameter vs circumference lol
Last time I was on the Big Island (Hawaii) Kilauea erupted. And there was a 7.7 earthquake and a tsunami. Yeah, we were evacuated. Made for a memorable Thanksgiving.
As someone who lives in LA county I can say that we do live in top of each other and traffic is insane!! It’s taken me an hour to drive 5 miles during rush hour (5 pm) traffic!!
If he reacted like this when he found out about the bridge, we can never let him know that Princess Diana faked her death and lives on a horse farm in Oregon.
My grandmas name is Diana and she used to live in Oregon and had horses 😂
@@carterpritchard5063 Wow. Are you Prince Harry?
Their is also a mapping error in California part of lake Tahoe is also in Nevada
Yes Lewis, the original London Bridge is in Lake Havasu City, Arizona! I was born and raised there and my Dad actually helped build it. I had a scrap piece of granite that he brought home from work one day that I had for 30 years. They have an English village surrounding the bridge with shops and restautants and you can paddle boat and jet ski around it. I promise you that the kids from this US town are far more familiar with the London Bridge than most Brits are! 😂I knew every square inch of that place.
Hello, fellow Lake Havasu resident!
I visited and paddled around under it. It was cool.
This whole town is party central in and around the bridge, especially around a holiday, such as July 4 or labor day. Picture hundreds of boats slow cruising around mixed with paddleboards, kayaks, etc. People with tents half in and half out of the water due the heat line the edges of the waterways and most have grills and food, lots and lots of drinking, little tourist shops up and down the water line. Bars with live music all along the waterline. It's like Spring break for slightly older people with boats and expensive toys. Just mind the heat.
The Colorado River flows threw part of the Mojave desert. Within that area is a man made lake called Lake Havasu. A rich guy named McColloch bought the London Bridge in the 1960’s, took it apart, stone by stone, brick by brick , sailed it to Los Ángeles, California, then trucked it out to the lake. They then reassembled the bridge, one stone/brick at a time. Then they dug a channel below it turning the pennisula into an island. The bridge is still there, scraving marks from German war planes of WWII and all. I have seen London Bridge many times and have driven over it many times too
you can drive 14 hours starting in Texas and...still be in fuckin TEXAS.
You can drive 14 hours in Austin and maybe get out cause of traffic
@@broken4096 🤣🤣🤣
@@broken4096 Damn skippin'
I drove a car like that, once.
17:50
The General Sherman tree is awesome. Bristlecone Pines are extremely long-lived, and are protected on federal lands.
It is an awesome tree, as is the Angel Oak.
Los Angeles County is massive, covering way more than the LA city itself. It's about half the size of Wales.
30:18 there are a number of physical differences between crocodiles and alligators and there is a huge personality difference between crocodiles and alligators. Alligators are much calmer than crocodiles and they do not tend to hunt as large of prey as crocodiles usually. A crocodile is quick to attack and willing to take down something larger than itself. Crocodiles have much worse attitude than alligators and alligators could be considered relatively calm compared to crocodiles.
3:07 1/10 diameter of earth, not circumference.
There are several ways a tree dies. This is nowhere near all of them
1. Roots get damaged or corrupted
2. Erosion causes the tree to fall
3. Disease like blight and other icky icks
The Geode is actually the state rock of my native state of Iowa.
Geography videos (especially from his channel) are always good....keep bringing 'em!!
for those who don't know: a geode is a hollow rock with crystals inside. a thunderegg is a solid rock full of crystals.
There is actually a Kansas City, Kansas. It's basically part of the metro area. KCMO has a lot of suburbs. The majority of people who work in KCMO don't live there. KS used to have no state taxes, but that went away in the last 20 years. The Chiefs and the Royals are on the Missouri side, but the European league soccer team and a minor league baseball team is on the KS side. It'd be confusing, but there's so much bbq no one cares. 😂
For reference Lew, KCMO is Kansas City Missouri. Kansas City is a town split by two states. One half is in Kansas, and the other side is in Missouri.
My grandmother was from there.(KCMO) I always wanted to stand in kansas with a puppy and basket, then step to Missouri and say "I don't think we're in Kansas anymore!" Than back and forth again. My mother had no patience with me. Lol 😂😂😂
@@RaesWorld723if I lived there, I’d want to do that same thing. 😂🤣😂
4:20 Diameter, not circumference, Lew
5:25 That photo is NOT Crater Lake.
14:48 No, you cant go into that water. It would dissolve you to nothing in minutes.
34:18 Mt. Kilauea is erupting now.
An alligator will see you later.
A crocodile will see you after a while.
I knew he would lose his mind over a place without McDonald's. 😂😂😂
I remember when they brought in the London bridge. Every stone was numbered so it went back in the same spot.
Kilauea is currently erupting. There is an active live feed on UA-cam right now where you can watch it.
Alligators have a rounder snout, while crocadiles have a narrower snout.
I knew from my childhood that what we call the original London bridge was brought to the US. Someone had made an album titled "I'm London Bridge." My mother bought it and I listened to it over and over.
What you have now is London bridge, but at its best design and build to date. Back when England was scruffy, new and under harsh dictatorship by King Æthelred (sure hope I got the correct spelling), London Bridge was mostly made of wood and had all sort of buildings and traders on both sides. King Red, as I call him, started the British tradition of chopping off people's heads and put them on posts on London bridge for all to see. The only two names I can remember of famous beheadings are William Wallace and Lizzy Bottom... maybe Borden, but through the British accent it sure sounded like Bottom. This was before the King left and his son became king to continue the beheadings. At that point in time all of the Vikings had either been killed or banished from Early England.
The bridge was rebuilt a few more times either due to fire, war or flooding. Finally, the one we have here stood for quite a while. Yet, as you heard, due to neglect and other circumstances, England decided it was time for a new London Bridge.
The video doesn’t show a picture of Crater Lake. The lake is big enough to have a cinder cone forming an island.
Came here to say this. Was this video AI-generated? Some of the other facts sounded sus.
Millions of pictures of crater lake on line, they show us a pond. WTF
Where they even got the picture of what is being shown as Crater Lake is a joke...the facts about the lake may be true..but that is definitely NOT Crater Lake
@@puxkx5827 Fact-checked everything else from either memory or Google searches and, with the exception of that stupid little pond and claiming it was Crater Lake, all the rest checks out so, no...I doubt it was A.I. generated. I'm pretty confident that all A.I.s know what Crater Lake looks like.🤣 I can't begin to fathom what the deal was. Would be interesting to check out the original video and see if there were any comments left and whether or not the OC responded to them.
UPDATE:
I just checked out the video (Lewis, in his usually limited forthought, left a direct link to it. lol) and the original creator actually made a pinned comment before any of the other comments stating that he realized that it was not an image of Crater Lake. He claimed something about copyright and said he would try to correct it, later. With as many pics as there are, of Crater Lake, on the internet, I'm not sure what the copyright issue is?🤔
Little Crater Lake, also in Oregon, but only 45 feet deep.
I’ve been to Ocracoke and visited the Englishland there. They fly the British Flag tall and proud. Amazing. ❤
Wow really? We aren't allowed to fly that in most places in England. Nice to hear it can be flown there
I live in California. We are 35 minutes outside Red Bluff. We have only between 100 to 300 people here. Only have a one room post office, a CDF fire station and one little cafe. Lots of cattle/wildlife, some vineyards and one church. We are definitely not closely populated. Btw, we are 49 miles from Mtn.Lassen Volcanic.
If the Yellowstone caldera erupts it will be an extinction event.
It would be Covid level event worldwide but we'd get through it.
I used to drive tractor trailer over the road I found myself on that New Orleans bridge on one trip and very happy I never had to take it again. No I didn’t freeze but I was a little freaked out but at least I was above the water. There are a few tunnels I had to take that took me under the ocean which freaked me out a lot more.
Love watching your videos especially the ones with your mom, reminds me of my son and I. 😊❤️
I think you summoned some ancient demons trying to pronounce those words 😄
LEW, Here's a couple of good UA-cam videos about the London Bridge in Arizona, and why it happened
9:42 "WHY was the London Bridge moved to Lake Havasu, Arizona?"
18:09 "Why London Bridge was Moved to Arizona"
A guy bought it and moved it. Been there.
so... is the original still haunted, or did the ghosts stay in london. lol
I lived in Lake Havasu for 5 years. I crossed the London Bridge every day for a year to work as a Caddy at the golf course
@@CP-xi7wzthe original isn't the one in arizona. The original was wooden and built by the Romans...slightly older than the one you have
There is a Kansas City in Kansas and in Missouri. We have trees that you could drive a car through the middle of.
Lake Chargoggagoggmanchauggagoggchaubunagungamaugg is in Webster, Massachusetts. It means “You fish on your side; I fish on my side; nobody fishes in the middle.” It was named by the Nipmuc Native Americans. For short, we call it Webster lake, but longer version is more fun to say. It's a nice place to go swimming, boating, kayaking, etc. It's about 20 mins away from where I live.
The thing you were asking, "What is that" on the river is a barge. Really wide, flat and massive boats for cargo.
Hey, I grew up near that lake! And my two half brothers went to school in Webster. (where the lake is) While most people just call it Webster lake, locals take pride in being able to pronounce it fluidly, so I had it drilled into my head from an early age, and I'm proud to say that I could say it proficiently by the age of 7.😊
He didn't know it was that old when he cut down the bristlecone pine. We now use smaller cores that do not harm otherwise healthy trees. Another cool us tree fact is we have the world's largest single organism which is a tree. From the US forest service "Pando is believed to be the largest, most dense organism ever found at nearly 13 million pounds. The clone spreads over 106 acres, consisting of over 40,000 individual trees."
Yep, from Arizona and passed under the London Bridge many times. Good place to be in the mid summer when it's 120 degrees.
in Maryland, US here there is a driving service for people who cannot drive over a bridge. They meet up with the driver, drive them across the Bay Bridge and get dropped off on the other side. I can believe people freak out on a 24 mile bridge.
Many years ago I drove on the Lake Pontchartrain Causeway and in the middle you didn't see the land ahead. It was like you were out in the ocean. It was so scary!
Lake Havasu is a blast, where else can you pull your boat up to a barge and buy ice and pasties. 😂
The snout is usually the quickest way to differentiate between gator and croc. Gator = wider, croc = more narrow.
Never heard of that lake, but it's less than 2 hours from my house. I now have another road trip for this summer.
Indian ranch has some great concerts, so check out what's happening before you plan it out 👍🙃
My mom's uncle was one of the engineers on the project to move and re-build London Bridge in Lake Havasu, AZ.
Really like watching your videos. I like watching them more than watching the original videos you're reacting to.
Yeah I lived near Havasu and most weekends we spent our time down by the London Bridge. Lots of little shops, and pretty touristy, but it was still a fun place to hang out at in the 80's early 90's as a kid/teenager.
Super interesting to watch. I appreciate that the presenter didn’t call it “America” and instead called it the U.S.
Because there are multiple countries in North America and South America.
20:12 It's hard to tell what part of this story is correct, if any. Pictured is not the Bristlecone Pine but another redwood also called Methuselah. Neither were cut down. In 1964 a bristlecone named Prometheus was cut down to study only to find out after the fact how old it was.
Both the bristlecone in the sierras and the redwood by the coast are secret locations because people do stupid things.
Yes on the individual trees, but you can visit both forests.
There are some Redwood trees in California that span a one lane road that can be driven through--I've done it, especially when family or friends visit
The Redwood highway is so beautiful.
I’ve been to Lake Havasu to cross the London Bridge. Interesting looking underneath it, I could see where some of the bricks still have their marked numbers, used to keep track of them. That was over 30 years ago, though. It was a fun experience.
The bricks of the Lindon Bridge were numbered in London so it could get put back together correctly. You can see the numbers on some.of.the bricks still. It is pretty cool to visit.
Fun fact: Yellowstone isn't our only super volcano, we also have the Long Valley caldera in southern California and it is still active like Yellowstone. I'm not sure why that's not more widely known but its probably got something to do with not having all the majestic geysers and geothermal features that Yellowstone has to attract attention, instead of just some boiling mud.
Your learning of this country is greater than most Americans living here. Love watching your reactions. Miss seeing your mom too. 😁
That pond they showed in the video was NOT crater lake LOL Crater Lake is huge and has an island in the middle of it.
One of the differences between alligators and crocodiles is that alligators dislike salt water there are places in Florida where salt and fresh water come close to each other.
My mom is from worcester Mass. She could nail the name of that lake....I never could say it right.
Jesus, I'm from Charlton, even closer than Worc and I can't say it right unless reading it out slow and get a lil lucky 😂
I hated the Lake Pontchartrain Causeway! OMG, I will never do that again. Yes, it actually seems like hours and not minutes in the "blind" spot. I can't explain it really, but it was terrifying to me.
😂😂😂 The fact that I’ve visited the London Bridge and have never flown trips even me out.
I have lived in Klamath County Oregon for years and Crater Lake is awesomely beautiful and extremely deep water. Mount Mazama 😊 London Bridge is at Lake Havasu City Arizona, I drive from Phoenix to there quite often.
9:00 - Kansas City is in Kansas, but there's also Kansas City in Missouri.
KCK and KCMO are two separate cities, but they both straddle the state line. Just that KCMO was founded first in 1853 and KCK in 1872 (as a result of consolidating several settlements).
The town I live in is right on the Missouri and we have an old bridge that use to lift up to let boat through. We use it as a walking bridge into Nebraska. I live in yankton, South Dakota
I live a few towns away from that lake in Massachusetts. It's a very pretty location, has a restored river boat that does tours of the lake, and a campground that has an outdoor concert space with really good acts.
Indian ranch is great. I'm always shocked at how many big names they bring in! But I had totally forgotten about the boat tours! Thank you 😊
Your reaction to the London bridge killed me lmao 😂
Dead trees usually rot from the inside until they fall down. If they are by structures they are usually cut down to control where they fall.
I like turning on lines of latitude in Google Earth and exploring. Barcelona, Spain is around the same latitude as Chicago. Climate is so interesting. There are so many more factors than just how close a place is to the equator (and that's not even considering tall mountains that make places like Bogotá, Colombia cool and rainy all year round).
I live south of Detroit in Windsor. Go across to visit relatives often. I always love when this one comes up. More U.S. citizens live further north than me than Canadians I believe.