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Fellow NJ'ian, i totally understand the rite of passage that is swimming in anything other than the Atlantic!

We were there yesterday. I've also been a member since it opened in 2000. It is definitely worth the time to visit.

Biggest trap in NF. People spending $15 a head for a 2 min. walk-thru. Just read the Google reviews, lol. But people should see just how small it is from the outside.

this is great! just now learning about FLW and his works and his friends.. Darwin Martin and his wife were more than socialites.. they were lifelong friends of Frank and helped him when the chips were down.. interesting note is that this summer home was built for the family but designed for her because she was almost blind and needed all the daylight through the windows. Truely a work of love.

I was born in Dansville N Y my dad grew up in Livingston co N Y

Billy Edwards was my great grandfather

Thanks for the video I wanted to see what it was before the long drive. ❤

In 2015 walked out to the Rockland Breakers Lighthouse. Looked at my pictures, and Wow that house has taken a beating. My favorite time to drive the coast of Maine is January/February, not many people around.

Nice views! Sometimes you gotta risk the cliffs to get those million dollar shots for the vlog 😁

No 🌧️???? I really think you need to join that National Toboggan team! Looks like you were getting used to that harbor life, until you would fall off one of those cliffs!

Cancelled the battle!!! That really sucks hopefully you’ll get back to see it soon. I was really curious to see that. The mine sweeper was cool to see, can’t imagine what that job would be like.

That's such a bummer you didn't get to see the reenactment. Those are some really interesting German vehicles, I wished I would've paid more attention to the markings on them. Sorry I didn't get to meet you, I had a good time when i met with Tolle up there on Friday.

Bummer you missed the invasion but I’d say we still had a good day of checking everything out. I haven’t seen Rich since he started flirting with that 2nd baseman so maybe that worked out for him. And wow… I forgot just how hard it was raining.

5:53 Fun Fact: The Scream Is On The Scratch

My mother was one of the early employees at Zippo Lighter. Several of my other relatives also worked there. By the way, the founder of Zippo Lighter George Blaisdell used to buy new shoes for the poor kids in town. My mother was shocked when my older brother came home from grade school with a new pair of shoes on.

It seems like you two were out and about just a few months ago, is this video from then or is it recent?

Those dang snobby pirates!

Erie definitely flies under the radar. It's been a few years since I lived in that corner of Pennsylvania, but I always enjoyed visiting. I saw the guy from Rusted Root perform at a pub, there's Ashbury Woods and eating at Sarah's. Towing my boat up to fish in and around Presque Isle Bay was always a good day. #LoveThatClassicOutroMusic

Great vlog, and amazing views from the top of the bi-centennial tower! That ship was super cool to see. Glad I got to experience that view thru your lens Unkle Heavy… always a fun time… glad you got your tickets and I was able to tag along…

Cool tower and the view of the city at night looks great too!

Don't drop your phone😱

Exciting video 👍

But the pronunciation is Stan Hugh-wet as in stone hewn. Think Hugh Jackman got wet. -A Native Akronite.

I love Blizzards,

Grateful the british only won the battle and not the war, or I would be drinking tea instead of coffee watching this video.

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I enjoyed your video.

It's good to see so much activity and the city in general embracing the waterfront and harbor. I can't believe how big the Key Bank Center looks from the water. It was a big deal a couple weeks ago when the Seneca Chief sailed through Rochester. Hey Shark Girl!

Great video, the locks are quite fascinating. But actually the ship you are watching is a bulk carrier, the Algoma Equinox, not a container ship. Container ships go on the ocean and carry the 'boxes' you see going down the highway. Bulk carriers have cargo holds for items such as grain, salt, stone, cement, etc.

Looks like nice cruise and that's gotta be one of the best names for a captain too! And it's only fitting to drink a Captain Morgan after that 😂 Cool video Heavy!

Oh wow this brought back some memories, this was my 2nd or 3rd visit in 97 & remember gettin another day free given to you when you payed , i was a big miami vice fan & remember crockett speakin comin outta speaker in the bushes & i was soooooo made up over this ,also the boards were up as they were building islands of adventure next door ,thank you for this you must have been one of the first vloggers of the day lol , my fave ride & is still to this day is back to the future & remember goin on it 3 times in a row as there was no line when we came out ,this was classic universal & although it looks great now nothin can beat the original thank you from the UK 😎😎👍👍👏👏

Why is he air dicking he’s air dicking

Looks like they made a lot of progress on the Seneca Chief in the last year 😂. Really liked the artwork on the end of it. Nice! Right by the Little Rock and the lighthouse. I was hoping you were going to break your underwear out for some extra sailing power like John Candy did in Summer Rental 🤣. I have to say it looks like you had the perfect weather for it.

Let’s get some tickets for the Seneca Chief, that looks pretty cool. The boat tour was a great idea, we did one once and it was a blast.

Amazing video , thanks for sharing 👍

Another fun fact, the road to Hana is has a nickname and that nickname is Divorce Highway. That is because Husbands and Wives argue about speed limits

Fun fact, Black sand Beach is made up of Volcanic rock. Saying Volcanic rock beach doesn’t sell as much as Black sand beach

I am currently in Maui staying at Honua Kai Resort in the Hokulani Tower. I love this resort.

Really enjoyed your video. Very enjoyable, educational, and interesting. Loved the Ichabod connection as well.

"And they built with their bare hands what we still can't do today"

This museum is in my old back yard. In fact, my cousin conducts tours there. I'm glad you enjoyed it!

I’d have to attack those kegs in a different manner. That band and the drums 😮😮😮 incredible!

Nice tour. Thank you for sharing. 😊

good video boss. come on down to Rochester for a red wings game next season

32 year old from the Bronx. Grew up coming here as a kid. I have so many fond memories. This video was a hit of nostalgia. Unfortunately I do not have any kids. But I hope to have some one day and watch them enjoy themselves as I did when I was younger. It definitely does not look anywhere as busy as when I was younger. This place used to be PACKED. I really hope them all the success and hope they are able to stick around for many years to come. I loved this place. Thank you for the great video and bringing me back so many memories from when I was a kid!

This video is awesome thanks for filming this 😁 just bought my first zippo, im from California, hope to visit one day,, i have a friend outside of Philly

Red Coates kick some butt

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Pretty cool to see this, I’ve always wanted to visit a battleground and get the tour mostly to learn the history. I’ve never seen a reenactment but have known a couple of people that did them.

Thanks for this. I was a sergeant in the company of brits at the beginning of the video and you got a lot of great footage of us in the battle part. 54th Regiment of foot, we are on Facebook and Instagram!