Loved learning about the Hopkinsville Goblins and how they even inspired Pokemon! I'm glad Jenn is so sweet and bringing you your meds. You both be safe driving!
You looked and sounded kinda in the blue at the end of your blog today, hope you are OK don't get involved with all this drama in this crazy world and those people whom always want to bring you down in life you sir are a big highlight to my day and your exactly correct when you say stay true to yourself. Hang in there big man your the best 👌
Pit!!! That brings back memories! I don't think many people in this age group (I just turned 41) would be aware of it, but my parents were quite a bit older & mom loved it. I therefore played it quite a bit in high school. It's a chaotic stock market based game where you frantically collect cards & get to ring a bell when you win (actually really fun; a lot more than it sounds based off my description)!
Wow...I am aging myself but as a kid, I loved the show PROJECT UFO and the episode that dealt with the Hopkinsville aliens still scares me...when they saw the alien through the kitchen window.
Enjoyed the museums, one of your skills is locating the cool and captivating exhibits. The Hopkinsville goblins event is creepy, and my dad read many of Edgar Cayce’s books. Hitler’s walking stick is something you wouldn’t expect to see. The angles you showed some of the military mannequins at gave the place an unintended Twilight Zone vibe, plus it was so quiet in there that I imagined them moving around at night. Good video!
Stay safe and warm! If you need to get a warmer coat, don't put it off! And make sure you don't leave your soda in the car overnight, as it could explode.
The Night Riders remind me of the Bald Knobbers from Fire in the Hole. Also the Hopkinsville Goblins have been some of my favorite cryptids since I was a kid, when I bought an extraterrestrial-based book from the book fair that had a artist’s rendition of the goblin’s attack on the farmhouse. Terrified me, but loved it just the same. Kind of reminds me of the movie “Signs” a bit. In Nashville, you should go to a karaoke bar with Jen, & sing a song so u won’t be as embarrassed.
Really enjoyed this vlog. My hubby has family in hopskinville and Paducah. Beautiful back there. Safe travels!!! Oh yes I saw Gatlinburg on the news that looked bad.
Hi Jacob, I have finally caught up had to binge watch your vlogs 3 months worth.. Started on Friday, I'm there now. I am so glad the EM rule still stand's Major imput is alway's good. I hope you and Jenn are both keeping really well. XXXX
I would LOVE to send you somewhere warm and safe but where the heck would that be right now???? Weather's goin' craaazy! Take good care of yourself and stay safe. You're a rare commodity. 😁
Should inquire about the cave system that runs all along under neath the town and along the Appalachian mountains where, these little guys, have been seen coming out of.
I’d love for you to see Bill Monroe’s mandolin in the Country Music Hall of fame & museum in Nashville. Heard he originally paid $100 dollars for it and that it is valued at more than $3 million today.
I personally love Kentucky. La Grange is an incredible place. There's a train that runs straight through downtown ! There's also RJ Coreman railway line and a rail museum if' you're a railfan. I love to visit Pleasant Hill, which is a Shaker village historically re-enacted. The little steamboat tour across the lake is extremely relaxing. I need to go back to Louisville so I can see the huge trolls !
This was a fun video. I have never been to these cities. So watching them makes me want to get in the car and go on some road trips!! Can’t wait to watch more of your adventures!!
The Hopkinsville Goblins are the cryptids that have most stuck with me and made me suddenly paranoid when I'm alone, even years after deciding I don't *really* believe the story. Creepy stuff.
Nashville has a couple of neat museums you could check out. Johnny Cash museum, Country music hall of fame museum, just walking around broadway is pretty cool. Also you you could check out Music City ghost and hauntings tour.
Screaming Eagles! 101st Airborne. Went there with my family and visited the museum too. It was a busy day at the visitor center. Took quite awhile to get security clearance. Was awed seeing Hitler's cane. Also I seem to remember a part of the wall from the Eagle's nest. Very interesting little museum!
Next time you're in Connecticut you should stop by the gnome village in the woods near Plainville, CT if you haven't already. Reminds me of the little folk you mentioned today!
I love the story and all of your content. Don't get me wrong, I loved this video. Watch all the ads, and I liked it. If you promised me something, please deliver.!
I loved the fact that you stop to these interesting places along the way to your next destinations. As a native Kentuckian I have never been to any of these museums. Thank you! ❤️
Hail, Dark Aesthetics in Nashville sounds completely up your lane. "If you’re looking for a great place to pick up an off-beat souvenir, look no further than Hail, Dark Aesthetics. This unique store has a limitless supply of creepy and strange gifts including taxidermy, ritualistic masks, antique medical equipment, t-shirts, bone jewelry, pins, patches, and other bizarre trinkets. Stop in for a unique piece or just to kill some time!"
Hey, Jacob, here’s a Challenge for you, see if you can find any local Hobby Shops. It’s harder these days to find traditional style Hobby Shops where they sell things like model trains, plastic model kits, etc. might be a fun thing to look out for. Best of luck and safe travels!
You should come to North Central Iowa. Stop at the Surf Ballroom in Clear Lake then go to the Richie Valens crash site. Go an hour west to Algona and stop at the POW museum. There was a German Pow camp in Algona while in the camp some prisoners carved a huge nativity scene out of wood. It takes up a huge room at the fairgrounds. Then head 15 minutes west to West Bend and visit the Grotto of the Redemption in West Bend built entirely out of rocks. Another hour and a half and go to Arnolds Park. There is a rock and roll museum a maritime musuem and a great old amusement park. Lots in this area. Hope to see you someday.
Excellent wisdom Jacob 🦉To Thy Own Self Be True 💗 Be Open Minded To Loving Kindness ☯️ I Love the ' eum rule ❣️ It doesn't matter what kind of museum; I find something fascinating in every one 🤩🌟 Take care and stay safe and Don't Let The Turkeys Get You Down 🚫🦃 🙅 As always, Thank You for bringing Us along with You 🙏💝😻
Take a seat at the interesting piano statue next to Owen Bradley at the Owen Bradley Park in Nashville. Check out some really large and interesting other statues at Music Row as well.
If you have never been to the Lincoln Boyhood memorial in Santa Clause, Indiana, you should go there. A nice little museum, a replica of the log cabin where Lincoln grew up, and the burial site of his mother are all really nice. At the burial site, there is a drawing of Lincoln as a boy with his dad visiting the site and the surrounding area looks identical to the real life place. That and if you come when the park is open, Holiday World is fun for those who like that kind of stuff. The entire town of Santa Clause is basically roadside attractions.
I vote for Memphis❤️ there’s lots to see in Nashville in the way of museums. There’s Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum of course. There’s the Hermitage (Andrew Jackson’s home) there’s Travelers Rest which is an old plantation. There’s the Parthenon, a replica of the Parthenon in Greece. Ours is in Centennial Park and is also an art Gallery with a 40 foot statue of Athena. There is the Frist art museum. The Tennessee State Museum and the Adventure Science Center, then there’s Madam Tussaud’s wax museum just to name a few. I hope you have a good time in our city❤️🐝🤗
Hope you don't get soaked. Its supposed to rain here all day in Nashville. The Lane Motor Museum is a good place to check out. Country Music Hall of Fame and Loveless Cafe are some good spots to.
OMG! My family & I played PIT almost every time we got together! It’s a loud and fun family game. 🎉
Loved learning about the Hopkinsville Goblins and how they even inspired Pokemon! I'm glad Jenn is so sweet and bringing you your meds. You both be safe driving!
Glad to hear Jenn is coming with your medicine 😊. Hope everything will be smooth as it can be 😂 take care ❤️
The BF on the shirt is Joey from New Kids on the Block 😊
You looked and sounded kinda in the blue at the end of your blog today, hope you are OK don't get involved with all this drama in this crazy world and those people whom always want to bring you down in life you sir are a big highlight to my day and your exactly correct when you say stay true to yourself.
Hang in there big man your the best 👌
I agree, I have no social life and Jacob and Jenn are so great to show us places of interest. I love these vlogs! ❤❤ I hope you got your meds in time.
The guy on the girls shirt was a member of New Kids On The Block 😂😂😂😂😂
In Nashville there is a GINORMOUS old style video game arcade that you and Jenn might enjoy.
Yep largest pinball collection in the world. I send it to him…
I’m pretty sure he’s been there. I think I first heard about it in one of his videos a couple years ago.
I used to live in Hopkinsville and still have family in that area. Really cool seeing my old stomping grounds.
❤Jen❤Is Great 👍
God Bless you and keep you safe, warm & dry, wherever your travels take you, Jenn & Jacob 💖💖 🙏
Thank you for taking us along on your adventures i always look forward to watching 😊
LOVE the " Eum" rule, cuz they are ALWAYS chock full of interesting things to learn n review!!! Awesome video!!
Pit!!! That brings back memories! I don't think many people in this age group (I just turned 41) would be aware of it, but my parents were quite a bit older & mom loved it. I therefore played it quite a bit in high school. It's a chaotic stock market based game where you frantically collect cards & get to ring a bell when you win (actually really fun; a lot more than it sounds based off my description)!
Jenn to the rescue again !!! lol love you guys!!!!
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Wow...I am aging myself but as a kid, I loved the show PROJECT UFO and the episode that dealt with the Hopkinsville aliens still scares me...when they saw the alien through the kitchen window.
Enjoyed the museums, one of your skills is locating the cool and captivating exhibits. The Hopkinsville goblins event is creepy, and my dad read many of Edgar Cayce’s books. Hitler’s walking stick is something you wouldn’t expect to see. The angles you showed some of the military mannequins at gave the place an unintended Twilight Zone vibe, plus it was so quiet in there that I imagined them moving around at night. Good video!
Love your videos of my beautiful state of Kentucky. Your videos always brighten my day.
When he says choose his adventure reminded me of Choose Your Adventure books that I read as a kid.
I very much enjoyed the museum visits today! Can't wait for the next adventure!
The Parthenon in Nashville! It was really cool when I went. I heard they remodeled it awhile ago.
I live in Hopkinsville awesome to know that you come through..... I really enjoy your TH-cam channel
Stay safe and warm! If you need to get a warmer coat, don't put it off! And make sure you don't leave your soda in the car overnight, as it could explode.
THECARPETBAGGER🚗💨💨💨💨
Great Advice at the end Jacob ❤
The Night Riders remind me of the Bald Knobbers from Fire in the Hole. Also the Hopkinsville Goblins have been some of my favorite cryptids since I was a kid, when I bought an extraterrestrial-based book from the book fair that had a artist’s rendition of the goblin’s attack on the farmhouse. Terrified me, but loved it just the same. Kind of reminds me of the movie “Signs” a bit. In Nashville, you should go to a karaoke bar with Jen, & sing a song so u won’t be as embarrassed.
They have a fire similar vibe to the bald knobbers
Hi Jacob the carpetbagger how was your day
Really enjoyed this vlog. My hubby has family in hopskinville and Paducah. Beautiful back there. Safe travels!!! Oh yes I saw Gatlinburg on the news that looked bad.
Hi Jacob, I have finally caught up had to binge watch your vlogs 3 months worth.. Started on Friday, I'm there now. I am so glad the EM rule still stand's Major imput is alway's good. I hope you and Jenn are both keeping really well. XXXX
I would LOVE to send you somewhere warm and safe but where the heck would that be right now???? Weather's goin' craaazy! Take good care of yourself and stay safe. You're a rare commodity. 😁
Australia? Go Jacob!!!!
I think Anaheim is supossed to be mid 60's. But that's a bit of a drive from him. You are right. Horrible weather everywhere.
Should inquire about the cave system that runs all along under neath the town and along the Appalachian mountains where, these little guys, have been seen coming out of.
Thanks Jacob! I was stationed at Fort Campbell in 1983-84. Memories!
Good morning Jacob 🌞 have fun. Thank you for sharing this.
I’d love for you to see Bill Monroe’s mandolin in the Country Music Hall of fame & museum in Nashville. Heard he originally paid $100 dollars for it and that it is valued at more than $3 million today.
I personally love Kentucky. La Grange is an incredible place. There's a train that runs straight through downtown ! There's also RJ Coreman railway line and a rail museum if' you're a railfan. I love to visit Pleasant Hill, which is a Shaker village historically re-enacted. The little steamboat tour across the lake is extremely relaxing. I need to go back to Louisville so I can see the huge trolls !
This was a fun video. I have never been to these cities. So watching them makes me want to get in the car and go on some road trips!! Can’t wait to watch more of your adventures!!
Just keep doing what you love Jacob if I would have thought of traveling like you it would be awesome 👍
Enjoy your videos, thanks for the advice in the end. Sometimes, loved ones are the ones that lead you away from what you love.
Iconic Ryman Auditorium and the grand ol orpy
Another amazing video thank you my friend keep it up your the best
You were so close!! The location where the original house was is a little further up the road !!! Great Video =)
My nephew is stationed at Ft. Campbell!! And one of my BEST friends lives in Nashville!
Safe travels jacob 🎉
P.S Sending you both good thought's and good vibe's load's of love and support.. XXXXX
The Hopkinsville Goblins are the cryptids that have most stuck with me and made me suddenly paranoid when I'm alone, even years after deciding I don't *really* believe the story. Creepy stuff.
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Good morning. Great to see your smile this morning. Please, Have Fun. Stay Safe. Thank you for all your wonderful videos. 😊
Nashville has a couple of neat museums you could check out. Johnny Cash museum, Country music hall of fame museum, just walking around broadway is pretty cool. Also you you could check out Music City ghost and hauntings tour.
Screaming Eagles! 101st Airborne. Went there with my family and visited the museum too. It was a busy day at the visitor center. Took quite awhile to get security clearance. Was awed seeing Hitler's cane. Also I seem to remember a part of the wall from the Eagle's nest. Very interesting little museum!
The Kentucky After Dark passport tourism idea is very cool.
Love this story
Next time you're in Connecticut you should stop by the gnome village in the woods near Plainville, CT if you haven't already. Reminds me of the little folk you mentioned today!
I think that needs to be on my bucket list 😊
My family played Pit all the time. Based on the US Corn Exchange, much like the stock exchange where you bid for commodities; corn, wheat, etc.
Love the Hopkinsville goblins great video Jacob safe travels my friend and take care.
The Country Music Hall of Fame would be great to see!
Alissa's "boyfriend" 😂 is one of the New Kids on the Block I think that's Joey McIntyre.
It is 😂
I love the story and all of your content. Don't get me wrong, I loved this video. Watch all the ads, and I liked it. If you promised me something, please deliver.!
Awesome thank you for sharing this day with us today 😊 Memphis Tennessee
I just left Fort Campbell in September. Crazy to think I could’ve met you!
Really interesting museum with the Goblins,Night Riders and Edgar Cayce 😮
Great video, be careful. I just found out I'm going to second shift at work and have been depressed. But your videos and Adam always makes me feel ok.
I loved the fact that you stop to these interesting places along the way to your next destinations. As a native Kentuckian I have never been to any of these museums. Thank you! ❤️
MIB 😎 was here 🖖🏻👽!
Um dos meus casos preferidos.
Hail, Dark Aesthetics in Nashville sounds completely up your lane. "If you’re looking for a great place to pick up an off-beat souvenir, look no further than Hail, Dark Aesthetics. This unique store has a limitless supply of creepy and strange gifts including taxidermy, ritualistic masks, antique medical equipment, t-shirts, bone jewelry, pins, patches, and other bizarre trinkets. Stop in for a unique piece or just to kill some time!"
The curioshop Dixieland Delights has Zoltar-like fortune teller machines of Willy Nelson and Elvis, would love to see them.
The mannequins in the military museum were surprisingly unique and well crafted.
Hi Jacob 🙋🏽.
Johnny Cash Museum in downtown Nashville. Wonderful and packed full of artifacts about his entire life and singing career.
I wish you could go to Opryland, but unless you have a time machine, that's not an option
Lane motor museum in Nashville, we've always wanted to go there. Also, the Tennessee State Museum near the farmers market
Hey, Jacob, here’s a Challenge for you, see if you can find any local Hobby Shops. It’s harder these days to find traditional style Hobby Shops where they sell things like model trains, plastic model kits, etc. might be a fun thing to look out for.
Best of luck and safe travels!
Glad that Jenn is coming with your medicine 😊. Hope that it goes very smoothly Jacob!
You should come to North Central Iowa. Stop at the Surf Ballroom in Clear Lake then go to the Richie Valens crash site. Go an hour west to Algona and stop at the POW museum. There was a German Pow camp in Algona while in the camp some prisoners carved a huge nativity scene out of wood. It takes up a huge room at the fairgrounds. Then head 15 minutes west to West Bend and visit the Grotto of the Redemption in West Bend built entirely out of rocks. Another hour and a half and go to Arnolds Park. There is a rock and roll museum a maritime musuem and a great old amusement park. Lots in this area. Hope to see you someday.
Alissa was with Joey McIntyre of New Kids on the Block on that tshirt. I don't think they were ever a couple unfortunately haha
She shared him with millions of girls myself included 😂😂
@paranormalelizabeth me too, will actually be seeing him and the guys this summer in Philly haha. Lifelong Blockheads! 😊💗
@@lesliereiter9155 lucky. My best friend since we were five got to meet him. I was so jealous. 😂
Aww man, this is where I live. Would have been cool to have met you.
I would LOVE to see Graceland with you so now you know my vote for your next leg! 😅❤
As for Nashville, go where you will and I'll follow. 😁
Excellent wisdom Jacob 🦉To Thy Own Self Be True 💗 Be Open Minded To Loving Kindness ☯️ I Love the ' eum rule ❣️ It doesn't matter what kind of museum; I find something fascinating in every one 🤩🌟 Take care and stay safe and Don't Let The Turkeys Get You Down 🚫🦃 🙅 As always, Thank You for bringing Us along with You 🙏💝😻
Carpetbagger…You’re COOL!!!😎gypsy soul….
"I wonder."
"Seven wonders."
Secret code to let someone know that you are a fellow night rider.
I think you should do Graceland 😊
Nashville Zoo would be fun to see :)
Take a seat at the interesting piano statue next to Owen Bradley at the Owen Bradley Park in Nashville. Check out some really large and interesting other statues at Music Row as well.
Edgar Cayce has a large facility in Virginia Beach, VA
Gotta come through Monroe county on your way to Nashville we have some amazing BBQ and the oldest church in the state love the videos bud
Award-Winning Art Deco Bathroom
I had that exact same Iron sheik figure!! I think it might be at my moms somewhere that thing is 30-35 yrs old!
Bagger don't let them get you 😂,,, c,ya in cuba got you a room in the beach 🏖 house 🎉😂
I love Atari ❤️ just a joy stick & one button !!! More my speed 😅
That picture of that boy is joey macintrye out of new kids on the block she was a fan of his
Hi there! How are you doing, Jacob?
If you have never been to the Lincoln Boyhood memorial in Santa Clause, Indiana, you should go there. A nice little museum, a replica of the log cabin where Lincoln grew up, and the burial site of his mother are all really nice. At the burial site, there is a drawing of Lincoln as a boy with his dad visiting the site and the surrounding area looks identical to the real life place. That and if you come when the park is open, Holiday World is fun for those who like that kind of stuff. The entire town of Santa Clause is basically roadside attractions.
You should come see the Naval Air Museum Here in Pensacola FL. It will blow your socks off.
The National Museum of Naval Aviation in Pensacola is definitely worth checking out if you're ever in the area!
I live down the road from Hopkinsville (I'm in Clarksville) and I've never heard about the Hoptown Goblins
Wish I had known you were in Hopkinsville. I live there
I vote for Memphis❤️ there’s lots to see in Nashville in the way of museums. There’s Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum of course. There’s the Hermitage (Andrew Jackson’s home) there’s Travelers Rest which is an old plantation. There’s the Parthenon, a replica of the Parthenon in Greece. Ours is in Centennial Park and is also an art Gallery with a 40 foot statue of Athena. There is the Frist art museum. The Tennessee State Museum and the Adventure Science Center, then there’s Madam Tussaud’s wax museum just to name a few. I hope you have a good time in our city❤️🐝🤗
And the agricultural center and museum
Hope you don't get soaked. Its supposed to rain here all day in Nashville. The Lane Motor Museum is a good place to check out. Country Music Hall of Fame and Loveless Cafe are some good spots to.
Reminds me of the folktales about fairies where I’m from. And not the friendly Tinkerbell fairies either lol
I sent you a list with pins for Nashville to your IG messages. One is a killer taxidermy place!
you should check out the johnny cash museum and the moon pie shop across the street when you're in nashville
Good Morning Jacob .. !!!
Carpetbagger visits the goblins
Edgar Cayce's Association for Research and Enlightenment is here in Virginia Beach. It might be an interesting place to visit sometime.
I recommend visiting the Grand Ole Opry, best known for their country music, shame Oppryland U.S.A. is no longer around.
You’d probably like to shop at Hail, Dark Aesthetics in Nashville! 😉
I love these awesome places you find. Keep 'em coming!