Thank you for this video. You certainly gave Regina the Cook’s Tour ! She is smiling in practically every frame. Those museum exhibits were interesting and I was gratified to see more driving footage of your famous GMC. The surveying instrument displayed in one museum railcar reminded me of James Hector, the surveyor who was famously knocked unconscious by a horse at Kicking Horse Pass in Canada and subsequently almost buried alive. James emigrated to New Zealand, worked here as a surveyor and became renowned as a local explorer. He was appointed Chief Scientific Advisor to the government and first curator of the Colonial Museum in Wellington, latterly known as the Dominion Museum and now Te Papa. He was knighted for his services to New Zealand. Mount Hector in the Tararua Ranges is named in his honour and is also the site of the War Memorial Cross erected by local tramping clubs after WW1. Cheers from New Zealand🇳🇿 and please keep these videos coming.
a long time ago i watched one of Regina's movies in a role play let's say..i was surprised that is was on the AT channel..but i liked it all the same..and i had asked i think several times for more of the same..and here we are..always fel;t you guys deserved many more subs and views..talented duo i say..and am so glad retirement has afforded you fine folks to put out more content..thx for doing so..peace from NY..
All just memories of how we did or thought of things. Its our memories only as kids don't give a damn about history. I saw and used junk like this in Thorne Bay back in the seventies. We thought we had a gold mine in parts to keep our other junk running. I have changed a lot, memories are fading fast as I have trouble remembering to just eat sometimes. I worry about dementia as time goes by. I ain't nothing like I used to be
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Really enjoyed this video. The museum was great. Thank you for sharing. Waiting for your next video.
Thank you for this video. You certainly gave Regina the Cook’s Tour ! She is smiling in practically every frame. Those museum exhibits were interesting and I was gratified to see more driving footage of your famous GMC.
The surveying instrument displayed in one museum railcar reminded me of James Hector, the surveyor who was famously knocked unconscious by a horse at Kicking Horse Pass in Canada and subsequently almost buried alive. James emigrated to New Zealand, worked here as a surveyor and became renowned as a local explorer. He was appointed Chief Scientific Advisor to the government and first curator of the Colonial Museum in Wellington, latterly known as the Dominion Museum and now Te Papa. He was knighted for his services to New Zealand. Mount Hector in the Tararua Ranges is named in his honour and is also the site of the War Memorial Cross erected by local tramping clubs after WW1.
Cheers from New Zealand🇳🇿 and please keep these videos coming.
James Hector must have been quite a man sir, thank you for the story, and thanks for watching!
a long time ago i watched one of Regina's movies in a role play let's say..i was surprised that is was on the AT channel..but i liked it all the same..and i had asked i think several times for more of the same..and here we are..always fel;t you guys deserved many more subs and views..talented duo i say..and am so glad retirement has afforded you fine folks to put out more content..thx for doing so..peace from NY..
Thanks for encouraging us and thanks for watching!
I love you TJ
I love you, Regina
All just memories of how we did or thought of things. Its our memories only as kids don't give a damn about history. I saw and used junk like this in Thorne Bay back in the seventies. We thought we had a gold mine in parts to keep our other junk running. I have changed a lot, memories are fading fast as I have trouble remembering to just eat sometimes. I worry about dementia as time goes by. I ain't nothing like I used to be
Hang in there Morgan, better days are just ahead my friend!