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Thanks for watching. I use a music service for the background music. Did you not like the particular music, or not want any music at all? Again, thanks for watching!

@@guestadventures247I like the background music 👍

Yes it is! Thanks for watching, and your comment.

Yes!

That's pretty cool. Thanks for watching.

I remember it being quite different from years past. Much more modern looking now. They even changed where the lobby is and the front door. Thanks for watching!

It was my pleasure to feature such a beautiful model train! Thanks for allowing me to share it with others, however they should go see it in person to take it all in!

Thank you, and thanks for watching!

Interesting POV. Thanks for watching and your feedback.

Yes. A beautiful building brought back to life.

BK would hand me a bowl of sawdust and try to convince me it was good for me. Hope all is well with you.

Agreed!

We only saw him once. His second show was when we were doing something else. If we could have, we would have gone to his second show. He was very funny. Thanks for watching my video!

There is that! Thanks for watching!

Thanks, you taught me a new word! Thanks for watching, and your information. Appreciated.

Interesting. Thanks for watching.

This was my second visit there. A great museum and very interesting. The outside resting place is beautiful. I think all Michiganders should be proud of President Ford. No other President had to fill in under the circumstances that he did. Thanks for watching the video!

@@guestadventures247 I live downtown and when Gerald Ford was laid to rest, the motorcade went right past my apartment. I remember sitting and watching from my window as they went by, and I can recall seeing Betty Ford's silhouette in the back of one of the vehicles. They built a new building next door shortly after that, blocking my view to the street - so I didn't get the same view when she was laid to rest. But I'll never forget that moment and I think about it every time I go to the museum now.

My favorite part of the museum is the Oval Office reproduction. Makes you feel like you are right in there. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching. What does your time reference mean?

@@guestadventures247 good video yay 😀 thank you for sharing it on TH-cam it fun and food 🍱

What was your favorite part of this

It was pure luck!

We are heading back to the area in September and may take this again as well. Nice little town. Thanks for watching, and commenting!

The boat and ride over were a lot of fun. The Beaver Islander was at the dock on the island, but not being used the time that we were on our trip. Thanks for watching and for your comments.

Yes. The worst part of going on vacation is the return to work!

I do as well. If I make it the whole meal I love a chef or Maurice salad.

I said I ate so much I couldn't eat again for a week.

What?? That didn’t look like much for a guy.

Just another amazing part of Guest Adventures!

Agree on both. It was the first time there for me. I look forward to going back.

I asked, and they told me that they do nothing at all with the coconuts that fall. Either people, or wild life take them. Thanks for watching and your comments.

My first time there. Will not be my only visit. That is for sure! Thanks for watching and your comment.

We bought the package offered by Princess so we will be back on one of the ships. I just don't know which cruise yet. Thanks for watching and your comment.

Hope to have the remainder of the cruise videos up shortly. Thanks for watching.

Is this the aircraft you are asking about? www.airhistory.net/photo/548711/52-1516/5-21516

Yes thanks I could not remember its name since I went there almost 7 years ago

Thank you, and thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching! The museum and layout are definitely worth a visit.

This was defiantly a lot of fun. Good baseball, close to the field and great atmosphere. I will be back next year!

It is a nice little town. Glad I visited there.

Along with the Railroad is "Crossroads Village," a small village with buildings have been moved there, just like Greenfield Village, but on a smaller level. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching!

Thank you.

Thanks!

It wasn't bad at all. You can see more from the back seat, and there is more room in the back as well. Definitely something I would do again.

Thank you for watching! It was an amazing collection of automobiles. I will be back next year to see what is in the collection then!

Thanks for watching the video. It is a very impressive club, and I look forward to seeing it again. I saw the club in your old location during a train weekend (don't remember the year) but it was when you were moving so most of the layout was already taken down. At that time I also got to see Doug Tagsold's impressive Terminal of Toledo layout. Bot of those got me back into creating a layout and I am retiring in January and will begin then. Look up pbjline.com. Thanks again for watching.

If you watch the entire video, you will see an amazing snack at the end!

Thank you. It is a great layout.

It was a little on the scary side when we didn't know why it went back up at first, however, I was once on a plane that caught on fire and had to make an emergency landing! That was the most scary of them all. Turned out a microwave oven had an electrical fire.

My understanding is North Myrtle Beach is the miniature golf capital of the world! We try to play different ones each time we are there. Going back in September of this year (2023).

@@guestadventures247 Yes it is! I think there is around 50 or more courses in that area. We're on a mission to play them all one day. We've played several of them in the past but not since we've recently started our channel here.

Thanks for your message, and watching. I was very impressed with the layout. I saw the old layout when it was in the middle of being torn down. I am about to start building a multideck N Scale layout and got a lot of ideas from their layout.

A museum not for everyone, but I found it interesting.

I don't believe they had a port hole. I know early on some were kerosene, and I'm sure late electric.

Electric, DC powered lights, lit by a Dynamo!!