Have you explored the Ozark Trail between Miami and Nowata, OK?

I love my 25-year old pastiche! It’s so maintenance free and provides dappled shade, just the way I like it.

That's it! What I remember! 1967 Anza. . . Age 3... Other cool stuff in the high desert then... Thank you 🤗👍✌

I’m squishing it

What growing zone are you in?

Poor silly little fella

Aw :(

Probably best to grow if one lives in its native SoCal range… 🤔

Growing up in St. Louis in the 1960s I only remember the Route 66 road signs along Gravois Road and then Chippewa which becomes Watson road passing the Ted Drewes custard stand you visited in the city and then in STL County were motels such as Coral Courts and the Park 66 Drive-in. I see your mentioning of Maplewood and Manchester Road are from an earlier routing of 66 through St. Louis. My main memory of route 66 is taking it first to Chicago to the turnpikes over to Ohio to visitt my gandparents in northeast Ohio prior to interstates 55 anf 57. We only took route 66 west of St. Louis to a restaurant called Diamonds close to St. Clair Missouri. I sure remember interstaes 55 and 44 being built in town. Good video.

I had this same problem and tried your solution 7 times and it didn't work. I figured some kind of switch inside was stuck so I used the palm of my hand and beat the whole machine gently all around it. I must have loosened the stuck switch because I plugged it in and it worked perfectly.

We get them around my house. It's cool when one has babies. There's 100's of them everywhere and at first they're a fraction of the size of this little guy. They all leave pretty quickly though and don't stay around for long.

It’s a baby praying mantis…

I'd previously tried to make a cat garden on my balcony with kikuyu grass, but besides him repeatedly eating grass and puking, digging it up, the sun was just too strong (southern spain in august), I noticed this plant by the beach today used for the flower bed cover, growing in awful soil in awful conditions but absolutely thriving. So I'm going to use them for my cats little balcony garden floor covering (1m squared)

I will do it In Algarve Portugal

Last week I saw the tiniest butterfly, less than 1/2 inch big, it landed on our house, I got close and had butterfly markings. It was the cutest little thing. I live in Southern California, in the Inland Empire area. **Two weeks ago I saw this brown looking cocoon on the other side of the house on the wall. I saw it for two days, then it was gone. I took a picture of that one. I'm seeing birds, insects and bugs I've never seen here before. I just subscribed to your channel. Thank You.

i love spiders i late them live with us ^^ I also try to teach my son to not be scared of them ^^

Loved the video. Info good to know. I can’t wait to eat at the restaurant and buy the Chloe wines.

Red's Giant Hamburg is located @ 2301 W. Sunshine in Springfield.

Get a bucket before filming

With simple scissars ? 😂

Carmel and Pacific Grove eh? Well then I guess it should do pretty well way over her in Monterey. And by gum they're on sale at H.D. as we speak! I'm coming boys please don't sell out like you did on the Tecoma Sun Trumpet😪

"every" town, lol, proceeds to skip every town for 70 miles out of st louis.

Thanks!

WOW!!! It worked!! I almost went out and bought another one until I saw this! THANK YOU!!!

It worked! I had tried the advice of a number of other videos to no avail. But your method solved the problem. Many thanks!

I like Junco birds- such a cute shape. In WI, they are slate gray on top, with white underneath.

I thought I was going insane. I started noticing this a couple years ago, because I eat poptarts in a specific way. I eat the crust around them first so I can enjoy the filling inside without the dry crust. One day I noticed I had to bite more off to get to the filling. And they've been like that ever since.

Get a cat, They'll eat it.

I am supporting one of these fine young ladies, spun her web just beyond the reach of my head! Strange that she was able to pick an exact location. Have been startled more than a few times when another insect bounced if my head, close to this intimidating spider.

Thanks for the info - very helpful!

Great video ❤

Where is the stop location by sahara hotel?

Did anyone else think he was going to end the video with throwing it away and saying that was the fix? 😂

Great video, clear and straight foward

Good video... But nope.. even all the banging around didn't work with mine.

In Australia we call it the "Pepperina Tree".

Worked for me, thank you 🙏🏼

70 years old, I drink about 10 cups of coffee a day. So, yeah, I'm dribbling coffee, too!

I love bumblebees. Every summer during my childhood, we’d spend two months at grandma’s summer house where lots of bumblebees were everywhere. They are cute. My childhood bumblebees were fat, furry little things, and I loved watching them. Great post! Thank you!

Enjoyed your video (although your pronunciation of cleddau is a bit ropey :P). Learnt some stuff about the history of the town.

But about the Egyptian goose, do you call the babys goslings or ducklings?

It worked, thank you for sharing

Will this plant make soap?

you better redo this bruh. i watched the whole video just for you to not do campsite 51 even though you put in the title and said you would. Dislike.

I’m crying laughing your video stopped right at the campsite I’m getting lol site 53 😂 hope it’s a good one

I found a couple in my uncles backyard in san diego, but they were dead, and idk where to find live ones, so if anyone knows, please share

Can you possibly pan the camera any faster? That's ok, no one really wanted to see anything, anyway!

Nice! Great information given about the bridge - Was just there myself about 3 weeks ago. An amazing sight!

cool man i wish i could give it 2 thumbs up!

LOL, good idea.