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What a great museum indoors & outdoors, really think past history and artifacts of those eras were even more valuable to our economy and survival for most things required us to run them. Thanks again my friend.👍🏼
Hi, just came upon your video because I am virtually biking from Las Cruces NM to Chatham MA (pedaling the miles on a stationary bike at my gym and multiplying the miles by 4, and checking out the city I am closest to on my route, virtually) I love your sarcastic banter and also the fact that you give the viewer enough time to really look at the artifacts. I will be subscribing to you and will refer to this video to my followers on Instagram and FB. No, I am definitely not an influencer, as I only have a little over 400 followers on Instagram and my FB is private. But this is a fun hobby of mine, which of course started during the Pandemic. Thank you for sharing.
Awesome, glad you liked the video (but please don't take offence to calling the dolls "creepy," it is all in good fun!) The virtual biking idea is great, while I don't follow a specific path I generally watch other travel filmmaker's videos when I do bike machines/treadmills. Thank you for subscribing and best of luck on your journey to Chatham!
WHY!? Why does your generation and probably on forth generations consider all dolls creepy!!! I love dolls. I had a doll collection - but my kids (born in the 90's) deemed them to be creepy and got rid of them! Even the one my grandma made me! If it was just me, I would have household of dolls (but then my children wouldn't visit me). Fraidy cats! So what if one of the dolls moves their heads or opens and closes their eyes, what's it going to do to you? They're not big enough to hurt anybody. Except for that Raggedy Ann that's locked up in closet. And I had 4 of those once. They all went missing too. Now I don't have a single doll - all because of those stupid movies my kids and your generation watched. Don't even get me started on clowns.
Please LIKE and SUBSCRIBE to my channel to help it grow! You can also help directly support these videos by donating to my Patreon at: www.patreon.com/hoosiertours
Thank you for watching!
What a great museum indoors & outdoors, really think past history and artifacts of those eras were even more valuable to our economy and survival for most things required us to run them. Thanks again my friend.👍🏼
Technology has certainly changed things in the past 50 years, thank you for watching!
Hi, just came upon your video because I am virtually biking from Las Cruces NM to Chatham MA (pedaling the miles on a stationary bike at my gym and multiplying the miles by 4, and checking out the city I am closest to on my route, virtually) I love your sarcastic banter and also the fact that you give the viewer enough time to really look at the artifacts. I will be subscribing to you and will refer to this video to my followers on Instagram and FB. No, I am definitely not an influencer, as I only have a little over 400 followers on Instagram and my FB is private. But this is a fun hobby of mine, which of course started during the Pandemic. Thank you for sharing.
Awesome, glad you liked the video (but please don't take offence to calling the dolls "creepy," it is all in good fun!) The virtual biking idea is great, while I don't follow a specific path I generally watch other travel filmmaker's videos when I do bike machines/treadmills. Thank you for subscribing and best of luck on your journey to Chatham!
Great video my dude!
Thank you!
In the schoolhouse you forgot point out that little doll standing in the corner for bad behavior
WHY!? Why does your generation and probably on forth generations consider all dolls creepy!!! I love dolls. I had a doll collection - but my kids (born in the 90's) deemed them to be creepy and got rid of them! Even the one my grandma made me! If it was just me, I would have household of dolls (but then my children wouldn't visit me). Fraidy cats! So what if one of the dolls moves their heads or opens and closes their eyes, what's it going to do to you? They're not big enough to hurt anybody. Except for that Raggedy Ann that's locked up in closet. And I had 4 of those once. They all went missing too. Now I don't have a single doll - all because of those stupid movies my kids and your generation watched. Don't even get me started on clowns.