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I've seen them several times, but the violin seems a little off here. Still my favorite band.

Also this one as well

Steve’s ability still on point, Rods to snd all other members

It's a male as well. Large cloaca.

Awesome creature!

This is “Scattered “ not “Broken Arrow “

One of my fav dregs tunes. gonna have that played at my memorial when I pass.

Was right behind u there 👍

We got the first show, because we are Macon. Man they were good, hope you all got the combined band at the end, I mean holy crap! This is Georgia music, how cool is that? Most of these guys have been playing together longer than many of you have been alive... Original keyboard player is 81, I think, so he doesn't tour anymore...said he "didn't want to suck"... Great band.

My favorite "driving" band. Just put in the Dregs and drive... The music just flows like the miles on the road. Thanks for uploading.

One of the most impressive performances I have ever seen - about 30 years ago! After winning Guitar Magazine's "Best Guitarist" award four years in a row, they disqualified Steve Morse from ever winning it again.

Yes, you're literally standing at an Ancient Mound built by the Mound Builders (Indians). Those Indians are now called Black Americans...no African heritage or blood at all. We black Americans (American Indians) know all about the Gooseberry...yes, I'm from SC.

One of the most beautiful instrumental songs ever written and recorded.

Wow what a solo, amazing! Steve rules, and that with arthritis. 😮

I’m so sad I couldn’t make it from ATL 😭 I’m sure they had an incredible show

One of the worst carnival dark rides I’ve seen

This video saved my life thank you.

This one always felts like the waves rolling in and out on the beach.

Hi Peter, The habitat looks similar to the site near Lake Miccosukee. I assume that site is in McCormick County SC. Hope things are going well since your move.

For the past few decades, the dark rides at the SC State Fair have been underwhelming. We are one of the last stops of the season and by the time they get to us, most of the dark ride "tricks" have stopped working. They only get repaired in the off-season. You'll need to find a fair or festival in the late spring /early summer months to experience a fully operational dark ride with all the bells & whistles.

I hope to go soon. Thanks for the video. I live a few hours drive from there.

Hi Peter, Great video! Could you give the G/sp of this plant? Curious if there is any genomic work that compares the two surviving populations? Andy

My parents and I rode this year , my mom wasted her tickets on a ride that she was very disappointed with. She said never again

This was a great concert! George and the band were hitting on all cylinders in a sold out theater! Michael Hampton blew me away with Maggot Brain and Garret Shider, son of the legendary Gary has stepped into his fathers shoes...a night I will always remember! The new school band members blended well with the the few old school band members....and as you can see the crowd was live!

No hope. But thanks. Peace... 😎

Dude Susan was with Double Trouble when she met Derek, Susan attracts strong people because she is strong!

Check out the Fishbone albums Give a Monkey a Brain and He'll Swear He's the Center of the Universe and the Reality of my Surroundings... Two masterpieces!

Susan got fat

Update: The place is in really bad shape 😢 . It looks like its got a new roof from photos though but i heard the old owners did that before they sold it.

Sadly this place is closed for good now.

Hi Peter! Thanks for sharing the video with us dark ride fanatics. If you ever decide to venture west, here in Utah, there are a couple of Bill’s rides at Lagoon. Terroride has been remodeled well, still using most of the original components. Dracula’s castle is in great shape and mostly original- and, yes, the rotating tunnel is a component, but I’ve yet to see it work 😂. There is a dark rollercoaster scheduled to open at the end of the season. Both of Mr. Tracy’s rides at Lagoon have cars/ buggies on tracks. I’d love to see a walk thru that he did! Cheers!

What a find! Congratulations!

While the original Scooby Doo ride that was once here was made by Sally Dark Rides, the new pirates themed ride was actually created in-house by Six Flags.

Bro I remember going on this after that had nightmares but this was cool

I always loved the buzzing noise that came out of the ride vehicle

Nice

I was there! Fantastic show and beautiful experience!

Bill Tracy's childhood home still stands in Toledo Ohio. When he left Rutgers and "ran off to the circus", his Parents moved to a new house. Facade has features similar to some off his attraction fronts. Can do a walk by of home for Toledo visitors.

I was there just this week and saw the Flamingo. It's been there for years.

Great video. Knoebels haunted mansion has a few funni frite gags left! It's such a shame seeing this place so run down. Went here many times as a kid. At least it's still here though

where was this?

I believe that the original intent was to take above ground commuter trains underground as they approached the downtown area to relieve congestion. Unless above ground commuter lines are also resurrected, reviving the subway would be no more than a novelty and very unlikely.

This is very good. Good musicianship all around. Good players, all.

Last summer I got stuck in the wacky factory, the foul room

Ngl when i went on this i thought i was gonna hit my head on the roof when u enter then house but it was very fun :)

An Alstom "Citadis type" light rail system would be an adequate formula for a controlled budget. Many cities in Europe operate this type of small partially underground network in the center. I am thinking of Rouen, Normandie a city of 500,000 inhabitants, for example. In the construction of a rail network, the most expensive part is the infrastructure. In the case of Cincinnati, they already exist. Even if it is necessary to do a lot of upgrading, there is not the structural work inherent in burying the network. I don't understand why a metropolitan area like Cincinnati can't fund a network that many smaller French cities can easily fund. Cincinnati's density is perfect for a network of this type.

Great job Peter, keep these videos coming

I don't understand, who are those people walking around at 01:50?

So interesting! Hopefully you get legislation passed to permanently protect more areas.

very cool!