I think the reason this mausoleum reacts the way it does is because poor BEATRICE is always being called JACK! She's offended! She was the first wife of Harrison Johnston, and she died relatively young at the age of 58. They had one daughter. He remarried in 1971 at the age of 81, and died the following year. Harrison was an interesting character. He was a cowboy and millionaire. Owned a culvert company, sheet metal fabrication company and road equipment manufacturing companies here in Minnesota and other states. He funded two museums in North Dakota. He was raised on his uncle's ranch and was breaking horses at the age of 10. He didn't have much education at all, but still managed to be (according to him) worth $6 million by his death.
It was 3/4 tubing from Menards (Home Depot, Lowes, etc) ....had to cut it to length. I think the shortest they sold it was 6ft. Then I used zip ties to secure it. Was a fairly easy diy.....thx for watchin!
I work here, you RU-vidrs are hilarious in what you think you know and believe and see. I walk around here on my breaks almost daily and I’ve worked here for years. Lmao. You’ll never get in because of security officers and what you even need to get in and out of these places
My friend works in a Speedway nearby. They often have paranormal activity there. The radio tends to get turned off, and snacks often get pushed off the shelves. There's been paranormal activity in another gas station nearby, caught on cctv footage. Cold spots and growling have also been reported. Thank you for looking into our local legends.
When I was 16-17 a group of us went down there trying to get in!! Never got in but had like 4 cops show up for a crack head in the parking lot hahahaha we thought they were there for us but nope
What did he do? That can be really discouraging and is probably really affecting him. I’d be really sad if that happened to me and it would def affect my performance and confidence. 😢
Yeah...otherwise I use the auto-timet on the fogger and it just goes off every fee min....usually the dragon goes with the motions sensor (fog trips it)
I use it all the time, have been for years. One thing, make sure you clean your machine very well prior to storage. If you do not you will be taking the pump apart when you use it next to and need to unjam the inner parts of the pump. They will gum up
@@StewarTV The fogger's manual should have info on both cleaning and storage. I just picked up a Froggy's Titan 1200 and it says to clean before storage by letting it cool, then emptying the fog juice from reservoir. Then put distilled water in reservoir and run it a few cycles until stops making fog and only some steam/water vapor comes out. Then dump the water out of reservoir. That was prior to storage. If you plan to use again soon, then refill with fog juice and run a few cycles. It also says to use it now and then to keep it working well. I had a cheaper machine a few years ago and thought I had it ready for storage, but then it didn't work the next Halloween, so I plan to do a better job with this machine. It's a lot more expensive than my last one.
