@@BunnyPlaysHere Me, too, I absolutely love 💞 history. I have gone to a lot of historical places. You'll have to go check out my old house. It is now a bed and breakfast place. It is on highway 27 south in Lancaster, Kentucky. I don't know the name of the place.
I passed thru dodge city 2021 summer on my way 2 Mt Rushmore. I stop at its casino, gambled Lil, pd $18 for a burger. Stop at boot hill casino, which was interesting. I get gambling brochures often. Going back? I met - I did visit the B.H. Museum. That was fun & interesting.
Wow ANOTHER video from you I learned from. Btw my friend Sharon and I made our plans to ryde our Can Am Spyders out to Quartzite the last weekend when the Big Tent is there I hope you will be there that weekend too. They have the BEST pizza place there and if you’re going to be there at that time I would love to meet you. God bless. 😊
Good to see you in Kansas again! I think your first video that I watched was of the Strataca Salt mine. You should check out Greensburg if you're still in the area or maybe go back to Hutchinson and do a video on the Cosmosphere, or Both! Regardless, have a safe and happy New Year!
Never thought I would put Kansas on my bucket list…yet this is one place I’d like to see. Thank you for the brain wrinkles. You always seem to be adding to them. Blessings 😊✌🏼😎👍🏼
Kansas has plenty of interesting things to come and see. The Cosmosphere and Strataca Salt Mine in Hutchinson, The boyhood home and presidential library of Dwight D. Eisenhower in Abilene, The Evel Knievel Museum and Brown vs. Board of Education site in Topeka, just to name a few.
I haven't been here in years, they have done a lot of updating over the last 30 years! The old gunfight show was pretty standard when I was a kid but I still thought it was amazing!
They still are doing it but I caught it on an off day.... it happens.. perhaps one day I will go back and see the gun fight and the big show they have there now.
You know I love these field trips to Native American museums! Thank you. When you spoke of the horses it reminded me of a passage in Centennial...I know it's a novel, but this really stuck with me. There was an elderly couple enjoying an evening walk, they paused for a bit to look over the valley and reminisce a bit. I of course don't remember their words, but, the topic was about how having the horses had made their lives better, however they both kind of missed the days before the horses and how much slower life was back then.
Dodge City has really improved this area! I’m from Kansas and this definitely doesn’t look a thing like the last time I was there, many years ago. I live 2 1/2 hours North of DC. I need to take a day trip!
Several artifacts from my husband's family are in that museum. His great grandparents on his maternal and paternal sides settled there in the early days. They owned the funeral parlor/furniture store. His grandfather was in the cowboy band that you mentioned. So fun to see all this . Thanks.
Yeah but the Mexican and African type of cowboy was totally different from the Cowboy the White Man created that we know today. The White Man perfected the 🤠 Cowboy and created what it has become today including the Rodeo.
Actually historically rodeos were not all white men. And the white man we see in Hollywood was based off of trends in the industry not facts. If you go to the St Louis arch there is a wonderful documentary that they share tons of information about this in even more depth.
Oh ny goodness. I can't believe you visited my hometown. I enjoy every single of your videos.
I love 💘 it , that the last Marshall of Dodge City was from Kentucky. I also was born in Kentucky.
I always find fun facts like that to be interesting!!
@@BunnyPlaysHere Me, too, I absolutely love 💞 history. I have gone to a lot of historical places. You'll have to go check out my old house. It is now a bed and breakfast place. It is on highway 27 south in Lancaster, Kentucky. I don't know the name of the place.
Terrific video! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you for coming along for the adventures today!!! I really enjoyed the Boot Hill Museum and being able to share with everyone!!
Awesome musicum! thanks for sharing this with us!
Great Museum ! They have done a wonderful job setting all this up. Thanks for taking us along. Wonder how many Boot HIll Cemeteries there are ?
Another great video Bunny! Somehow I missed this one when it came out.
I passed thru dodge city 2021 summer on my way 2 Mt Rushmore. I stop at its casino, gambled Lil, pd $18 for a burger. Stop at boot hill casino, which was interesting. I get gambling brochures often. Going back? I met - I did visit the B.H. Museum. That was fun & interesting.
I didn't do any gambling when I was there but I did see they had some interesting other things in town. Might stop in again at some point.
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Smart smart ! Great information Bunny! Thank you , hoping you’re enjoying the travels and you’re doing so great sharing the knowledge ❤
Absolutely!! Glad I could share this one because it had been on my bucket list for a while!!!
Wow ANOTHER video from you I learned from. Btw my friend Sharon and I made our plans to ryde our Can Am Spyders out to Quartzite the last weekend when the Big Tent is there I hope you will be there that weekend too. They have the BEST pizza place there and if you’re going to be there at that time I would love to meet you. God bless. 😊
Thanks for the video. I like the music you use, what site do you find it? I love your narration of the display. You are a great teacher.
What an interesting museum. I enjoy taking these trips with you through these videos I feel like you share it so well.
I am so glad you came along to enjoy todays adventure... this one had been on my list for a while!!!
Thanks Bunny this is on my list to visit you're awesome 👍😎 love your videos
I am so glad you came along for todays fun!! This place was epic!!! So many great stories!!
Good to see you in Kansas again! I think your first video that I watched was of the Strataca Salt mine.
You should check out Greensburg if you're still in the area or maybe go back to Hutchinson and do a video on the Cosmosphere, or Both!
Regardless, have a safe and happy New Year!
I made it there once, but it was too early and they weren’t open. Oh well.
To many brain wrinkles !
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Awesome! If you park in the tent area at the local KOA it very reasonable.
I have stayed at a couple in the tent section when I was in a tent still and it was very reasonable.
Never thought I would put Kansas on my bucket list…yet this is one place I’d like to see. Thank you for the brain wrinkles. You always seem to be adding to them. Blessings 😊✌🏼😎👍🏼
Kansas has plenty of interesting things to come and see. The Cosmosphere and Strataca Salt Mine in Hutchinson, The boyhood home and presidential library of Dwight D. Eisenhower in Abilene, The Evel Knievel Museum and Brown vs. Board of Education site in Topeka, just to name a few.
I haven't been here in years, they have done a lot of updating over the last 30 years!
The old gunfight show was pretty standard when I was a kid but I still thought it was amazing!
They still are doing it but I caught it on an off day.... it happens.. perhaps one day I will go back and see the gun fight and the big show they have there now.
Always wanted to check that out. Very cool. You're the best.
It was very neat!! Great compilation of western history and unique interactive exhibits!! Highly recommend!!
I was there last Sept and loved the buffalo herd experience and the sarsprilla (?sp) in the Long branch saloon! I camped in the KOA there.
You know I love these field trips to Native American museums! Thank you. When you spoke of the horses it reminded me of a passage in Centennial...I know it's a novel, but this really stuck with me. There was an elderly couple enjoying an evening walk, they paused for a bit to look over the valley and reminisce a bit. I of course don't remember their words, but, the topic was about how having the horses had made their lives better, however they both kind of missed the days before the horses and how much slower life was back then.
Dodge City has really improved this area! I’m from Kansas and this definitely doesn’t look a thing like the last time I was there, many years ago. I live 2 1/2 hours North of DC. I need to take a day trip!
Several artifacts from my husband's family are in that museum. His great grandparents on his maternal and paternal sides settled there in the early days. They owned the funeral parlor/furniture store. His grandfather was in the cowboy band that you mentioned. So fun to see all this . Thanks.
Great tour! So many cool things and new info!
Yeah but the Mexican and African type of cowboy was totally different from the Cowboy the White Man created that we know today. The White Man perfected the 🤠 Cowboy and created what it has become today including the Rodeo.
Actually historically rodeos were not all white men. And the white man we see in Hollywood was based off of trends in the industry not facts. If you go to the St Louis arch there is a wonderful documentary that they share tons of information about this in even more depth.