The Breakers Mansion - Oddments Vlog #3
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- Опубликовано: 20 окт 2024
- Dinosaurs, Mansions, and Big Rocks - Hey everyone, my name is Chris and thanks so much for checking out my 3rd travel vlog! Please bear with me while I figure out a good style and flow for these vlogs!
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In this Vlog, I check out Dinosaur State Park in Connecticut. Home to some amazing fossilized dino footprints. Then I travel over to beautiful Newport Rhode Island and tour through one of my favorite houses, The Breakers. From there its a quick trip up the coast into Massachusetts near Rockport and check out an old Granite mine / quarry and get a glimpse of the incredible New England beach!
I'm traveling up into New England at a fairly fast rate due to time constraints. I will definitely be returning to New England in the future.
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Hey everyone thanks for checking out my 3rd travel vlog. I'm still trying to figure out a good flow for these vlogs so bear with me. Feel free to leave some suggestions or just say hello
Really enjoying your vids and your personality... if ever check out mark twain Hannibal, Missouri...and midnight in the garden of good and evil, savanna, Georgia... like to see your take on those places ... Hello hi 👋 wishing you happiness and blessings
Wow, that T-Rex footprint was massive! And that mansion...wow. $7 Million in the late 1800's?! Yet I can totally see why it cost that much. The craftsmanship and details were absolutely beautiful.
“Keep off, rock slides!”
“So, this is the view from the top” 😬
Agreed , you should have way ,WAY more subscribers. I just found you by accident and I love your channel so much I've been showing my whole family. I just want to thank you for sharing it all. You get right to it, with none of the babble and experience everything with amazement just like we all would.
I love the places you choose to go to, your videos are always very interesting, I love the locations and I love that you give us facts about the place and the old pictures you find to compare is such a great touch, no other channels do that, that I’ve seen. I just found your channel and in my opinion, you’re one of the best Urbex channels I’ve come across. The other popular channels all seem to go to the same places as each other, also they either talk too much, or add music and sounds, or make very poor guesses as to what certain things they’ve found are or were used for. Besides The Proper people, most of the others I’ve come across are not very smart, their assumptions are either way off or make no sense. The proper people seem a bit more educated and look into the places they’re going to visit. Your channel seems to be heading in the right direction, idk how you don’t have more subs, hopefully more people like myself will find your channel ! Keep up the great work 👍🏻 👍🏻
+Candy Lucchesi Thanks for the kind words Candy
Oh my god. This channels is pure gold. Finnaly I can see interesting and untold US history. And mansion is literally something you would see here in europe, same styling same design, beautiful.
another great set of locations. thumbs up!!! my son would love that dinosaur place. it really amazes me how they built such magnificent buildings back then like those mansions and churches. they didn't have the equipment we do now. I also love how everything was built with quality, now its more of quantity.
I agree, the craftsmanship was amazing in that house.
Omg wow i cant believe you vlogged this i visited the Breakers when i was 10years old my aunt lived near by , always dream of visiting there again someday.Brilliant so glad i found your channel
Great job! Looking forward to the next one.
I love that mansion and all the others on Bellevue Ave. Great video!
Love the sound effects!
I went there on vacation last year! That and other nearby mansions are sooooo gorgeous!!
My family and I live in Massachusetts and my father went to College at Salve Regina there in Newport, so we used to go to the area a lot. Along the cliff walk theres a section where you go behind the house that once belonged to the owner of Camel Cigarettes, and at the time they kept Camels in their back yard. Whenever my father and his group of friends walked by they’d spit at them (the camels, not the college kids haha). Very nice video! Subbed!
The footprints were amazing and the house was just wow!
200 million years ago lol. (I don’t think it was that long ago) Love you videos!
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Nice! keep up the great exploring and vlogs.
Thanks Vanessal! I will!
Amazing and beautiful! ( : thank you for sharing 😍
Been here!!!! Absolutely beautiful!!!! Pat
Your vlogs are well done. Much success.
Love your videos,watching from Australia
That house reminds me of the summer homes of the wealthy on Jekyll Island in Georgia.
I went to that dinosaur place when i was a kid (I believe it was that one) when I lived in North Branford, CT. I had forgotten all about it. That was cool.
great video many safe travels !
Parts of the Cliff Walk collapsed into the ocean a few months ago. The Newport Mansions are gorgeous. I've driven by them before but never went inside.
Very cool places, specially Breakers. Did not know about this house. The Vanderbilts were railroad tycoons. Have you ever been to the Biltmore estate in N.C.?
Trackways are all over central Connecticut. A few old farmstead that still survive used these slabs as path ways and door steps.
Amazing !
Excellent video Chris. Your unassuming style can not be improved upon. Just one thing: do you need an assistant? (lol) very envious
loved that mansion
I haven't been to the Newport mansions since 1981. I want to go back.
I love your videos! This one was 3 years ago and you looked younger 😹. Keep up the good work, some of us can't see all these wonderful places. Are you still driving the same white truck??
The beach at Rockport Mass is where they filmed the opening sequence for the 60s version of "Dark Shadows."
you should check out Dinosaur Valley State Park in Glenrose, tx. it has dinosaurs and footprints everywhere fossilized , you can touch them, find new ones everytime the river floods...you would love it. ...BTW...love your videos bro. and im travelling the country as well
There was no income tax until 1911 so the rich spent lavishly. Vanderbilt's home in Asheville, NC the largest home in USA. Taylor Swift has a mansion around there?
Traveling with Rick I read somewhere that when income tax was first imposed the rich were proud to pay some because it showed they had money but within a few years the thrill was gone as it was raised to very high rates
I'm still looking through your videos, but have you done a video on The Flagler Museum in Palm Beach Florida? There us also a hotel called The Breakers close by to it. There is actually a lot of history in Palm Beach. You should look into it.
This just a summer home compared to Vanderbilt's main home in Ashville, NC
Traveling with Rick Agreed! The Biltmore is an incredible house
Off topic question- where did you get your sunglasses??
Love your vids by the way!
you should come to concord new hampshire. the the granite in the empire state building came from the corries to the south of bog road. the corries in back of the NH prison are big. thare is a tall cliff that overlooks the prison from a big open hole that is basicly the side of the hill that was delivered to new yorks empire state building.
You should check out they other missions in Newport RI Rockport is in cap Ann I been there beautiful place
Why did rain, wind and erosion not wipe away the footprints?
Well they are petrified into solid rock now but they either were covered over with a substance that protected them or they arnt 200 million years old..native indians have tonnes off storys off seeing dinosaures in there life time..
200 million years ago? Not in the least.
Lorillard hired Peabody and Stearns who designed the residence in the Queen Anne style, construction began in 1877 and was completed in 1878 at a cost of $90,000,,GOOGLE says it was built for $7 million, I didn't believe that so I looked it up on Wikipedia, it tells the story of the Breakers
Anderson Cooper’s family summer home....hmmmm
They could be fake..
Get out of there Chris it is a gay cruising spot!