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I will revisit the Brand Library to see the doctor's house and tea house. Thank you for supporting our channel and for telling me about the two sites worth visiting there. 😉

Sounds like a great idea. Thank you, William Boyd, for watching and for supporting our channel. Steve and Will

No, neither of us is of Asian ethnicity.

Glad you enjoyed it, we did too! Thanks for watching and supporting our channel.

Thanks so much, Raymond! Yes, William is my husband of nearly 20 years now. We really appreciate your continued support!

Yes. It was renamed a few years ago and still has “OERM” as a d.b.a.

Yes, and as @TubeLVT mentioned, is was called Orange Empire Railway Museum. As far as there having been more equipment on site, I'm not sure since this was our first time visiting SCRM. We were definitely lucky to have run into one of their docents who took us on a tour inside the storage areas. It was a fun day and we plan on returning on a day when they put on another 'Rail Festival' which is likely when you had visited years ago.

Thank you for the compliment and support! We will be coming up with more videos within the month.

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks so much, Romario! We enjoyed our stroll up and down the Castro as well. As well, we appreciate your support of our channel!

The video was recorded at Fish Canyon which is directly east of the 5 Fwy. San Francisquito Canyon and the remains of the dam are not far from here. Here is a link to where we were walking. And, thank you for watching and supporting our channel! maps.app.goo.gl/6YJpvri7o9whxoHc6

Thanks for the compliment and support of our channel. I'm glad the locations, or most of them, are close to Riverside where you live. I was not aware of Weedpatch Camp close to Bakersfield. I had a look on Google maps and found the small community of homes that were built for the desperate people heading west for a new life in California. I'll have to read up about it and learn more details to determine if we would record a video of Weedpatch Camp. I saw the movie 'The Grapes of Wrath' based on John Steinbeck's amazing story and felt much compassion for those mid-westerners.

The 3rd Street Promenade is not what it was when they first renovated it some 25 years ago but is still drawing in crowds. Thanks for watching and supporting our channel!

Thanks so much, Juan! We really appreciate your support of the channel. I'm working on a Santa Monica Pier and Venice boardwalk video that will be published later in the week.

Thank you Shannon for your recommendation to camp further up the canyon to the upper Kern area. We will do just that on our next trip up the Kern River. Much appreciated!

Wow! I just looked up Cottage Grove Cemetery (1862) and it definitely looks worthy of a visit. Thank you!

Of course, you are right. Please forgive our oversight.

I did a little research for you: The Chumash people, who lived in the coastal regions of Southern California, called the California Condor Mato. The Wiyot people of Northern California referred to the condor as Prey-go-neesh. The Yokuts, from the central California region, called it Wek'-wek.

I'm glad to learn that this short video brought back fond memories for you of Glendale, California. Thanks for watching and supporting our channel.

That is so sad to hear how Randsburg has, more or less, shut down. Are there still people living in Randsburg? I haven't been there since 2021 and the place was pretty quiet.

That is amazing, Tara. So that would mean you have Canadian roots? Aimee was an amazing person to have motivated so many people, but she was not a messenger from God as was believed in her lifetime. If she was a messenger, then we are all messengers.

@@SWExplore yes lots of people been looking me up imagine money of some sort is involved we will see but I have lots of pictures

What an amazing phenomenon Aimee was in Los Angeles. I have visited the Angelus Temple and actually got to go inside to see the auditorium where she preached. It was empty at the time. I experienced a feeling of awe inside the venue. She gave hope to so many people who were seeking a connection with the God of their own understanding.

@@SWExplore yes from what Im reasearching she did with lots of papparazi. I imagine my grandmas birth was hidden due to some court stuff but who knows with all that story yet havent got that far. Nor do I care just want pictures for my children to know the truth the rest of it is what happend 80 yrs ago. I can see how her image was really important that must of been horrible to live under that pressure. But no one can take that she gave birth to my grandma or the many lives she saved and healed that is gods gift

Thank so much, Raymond. You are truly so kind. We just recorded the video on June 20, 2024. It was a really hot day for sure.

Thanks Alejandra! So kind of you...and thanks for always being supportive. 😀

Sorry for the oversight regarding Father Serra, and thank you for watching and supporting our channel.

@@SWExplore "Serra" is related to "sierra" .... "serra" is Latin for "saw" (serra: serrated, etc.), which, again, is exactly what sierra means..... I find the history of the names of geographical features and places in beautiful California to be utterly fascinating. And again, really enjoyed your video, we absolutely love Ventura and the beautiful Mission. Strange for an agnostic, no? Hope you do one on the Santa Barbara Mission at some point. I'm subscribing in that hope.

@@setaymada5023 We tried recording at the Santa Barbara Mission at the start of the covid pandemic, and it was closed. I think it is time for us to go back and record a video at Santa Barbara Mission again.

@@SWExplore Great! BTW, my name's Adam, nice to meet you guys!

Thanks, Adam. Grateful for your acquaintance!

Then you need to come here to see for yourself. Thanks for watching just the same.

No if I would go there would be just to stare at the bearded guy for days making sure he knew how gorgeous he is...😊

@@lookatolder Agreed!

@@SWExplore he's drop dead gorgeous mmmm 💦

It truly is a beautiful place to hike. It is located in the Angeles National Forest. Here is a link: maps.app.goo.gl/Ny7bn3xjTudS6sbz9

Thank you, Gina. It was a nice afternoon in the LBC. ❤

Thank you, William!

Thank you! If I had been 30 seconds sooner with the camera, I would have caught the imprint on his/her wing of "94".

You're right, Pixelrancher...certainly not in my neighborhood either!

@@SWExplore ❤

Thanks for watching our videos, Pixelrancher. Where is it that you do your pixel ranching? I do mine out of Burbank, California.

@@SWExplore Hey guys, the pleasure is mine. I ranch pixels in Ottawa, Canada. 😄 🇨🇦

How cool is that...a fellow Canadian! I've been living in Los Angeles since 1985. I have been to Ottawa several times in the past. Born in Montreal, lived in Toronto for 10 years and been in LA ever since.

Our pleasure, Pixelrancher! Thanks for watching and for your kind words.

I was just there today, June 18th, 2024. I was kind of hoping that they might have an air museum complete with perhaps a DC-3 or earlier model of propeller planes, but alas, only an area of approximately 20 feet by 25 feet were devoted to memorabilia. The building has been beautifully restored inside and out. Thanks for watching and commenting, William.

Thank you, Raymond! It had been a while since we had recorded a new video. Descanso Gardens are still as beautiful as ever!