This channel is dedicated to documenting the places I visit and serves to preserve a snapshot of the location at that point in time. Many places I visit periodically update things and these videos serve to revisit those memories of the past. This channel also serves as a way for people to see places they may have never had a chance to see for themselves.
This channel documents my visits to zoos/aquariums, amusement parks, museums, road-side attractions, outdoor parks and other various places I visit. Sit back and enjoy my videos and if you would like to see some of the pictures I have taken at these places as well, hop over to my Flicker page in the link below.
Yeah, there is not a lot of videos of this car out there. For this event, they kept the car around the corner and only pulled it out as the busses came in. I don't believe we were allowed to walk over to see the car while at the SVT Headquarters. Everyone was kept together to see the warehouse area and the prototype cars out front.
I would say show up a little earlier than what their site says it starts. That way you can watch the cars come in. I have only gone once and there were not a lot of cars but it was good to hear everything.
@@thegregingram I just checked the facebook page and the one at Old Town in Kissimme, same spot for the video, is from 10-12. There are a bunch of car shows down here though, in case we are looking at different shows.
@@thegregingram Well that is confusing. I see what you are seeing as well. Links below. I believe, when i went it was just for a couple of hours. carsandcoffeeevents.com/event/old-town-exotic-cars-coffee/2023-01-22/ myoldtownusa.com/events/exotic-cars-coffee/ The second link is OldTown's website, so I would assume it is probably most up to date. Good luck!
I did not understand what was going on with one of the circus displays when I saw it, because I was too young to get it, but I recall one of the circus models having buttons that turned on lights that lit up various sections of the circus grounds. Apparently, each button was labeled to identify a section of the circus grounds and the light would highlight the particular section to show where it is when the button was pressed.
Thanks for watching! It was a really great zoo to go through. At the time of my few visits, it was over an 8 hour drive but well worth it. I know a bunch of new stuff has been added since our last visit, but it is a much further drive now. At some point we want to go back again because it is such a good zoo.
When I heard this in 2011, I recall the bass notes heard from 0:35 to 0:49 were so loud where it rattled the room when those notes played (it was like the chugging of a slow moving steam train through that part of the song).
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If I knew this video would get so much attention I would have spent more time in the exhibit. Next time I am visiting family, I might have to try and get a much longer video of this to try and capture it all.
Thanks for watching ⚡️Kianplays⚡️. Yes this was just the ground floor of the building. The rest of the 360 videos are in a playlist. ru-vid.com/group/PLKCjnDx3Y7ky63do9DUzRCo069YQKU3TG
It is a very nice park to go to. We have been there a few times, even before moving down to Florida. You do have to watch out in the rainy season as some of the paths will flood. Walking out over the water is the best part though.
Thanks for watching! I grew up going to this museum all the time. The sub-marine used to sit outside the building and the first time I went to the museum after it was moved to its current location was amazing! Seeing it buried in the ground and protected from the elements is really neat as you can now walk all the way around it and get a good view of the top, sides and bottom. I am going back soon to visit family and we plan to visit the museum while we are there.
Thanks for watching! It was a smaller state park but very nice. We really enjoyed walking around and then going over to the ocean side. One of the trails had an active bees nest that was marked with caution tape. We turned around because neither of us wanted to get stung. I have some pictures of areas I did not film as well on my Flickr page. flic.kr/s/aHsmX3BYZC
@A Fera You are correct! Can't remember how many times I read this article in Motor Trend when it came out! This Mustang blew that ZL-1 Camaro out the Water the acceleration numbers weren't even close I guess that what happens when you have a BBF making damn near 900 ft lbs of Torque at the Crank. Interesting fact for the GM fanbois during this meeting the Camaro broke down the Motor was mismatched with it's drive train or had a defective part. The issue was found out to be the 3rd member the Differential wouldn't stand up to the torque created by the Motor. SVT had a lot of parts on hand for emergency Ford lent them a 9 inch Differential so the match could continue. So basically a GM needed Ford parts to run how embarrassing 😅
Thank you! Hopefully some of the un-edited videos turned out better. I believe I was using Cyberlink Power Director and tried to brighten up the videos and normalize the audio which may have degraded on some of the clips.
That at 0:17 is the rare 80 keyless Gebruder Bruder "Elite Orchestra Apollo" Organ once heard at German fairs and circuses. After it first came into House on the Rock it was originally part of the Carousel Room (and apparently provided some of the music there at one point and would have been EXTREMELY LOUD). The machine is loud when in operation because it was designed to be heard across large outdoor area! They never play it in the present exhibit it is in apparently because of bad acoustics.
@@MechanicalMusicTravels I think it had to have played at least briefly in Summer 2015 sometime (after not since 2014 pre lightning strike) for the token box to be there in August 2015 when it wasn't supposedly earlier that same year. It is a mystery!
Since this is the original, did a light in the exhibit automatically brighten at 0:53 while playing? If so, I've never seen any of the spotlights automatically do it before.
The footage of the Blue Room (the one at 15:39) playing the song "Anvil Chorus" as it is here is EXTREMELY RARE! It playing in this manner is the result of a multi phase "major renovation" project completed by Late 2011 (around a particular malfunction making the bassline countermelody of the audio arrangement to be loudest over the main part that is typically loudest). The different between this special version and the typical version of the songs that it plays normally is that the bass notes are not only loudest but embellished by special deep pitched treble layers that correspond with the louder bassline parts of the music. The project (which is was out of service for from November 2008 through at least 2010) appeared to embellish a reoccurring malfunction in it's malfunction state. I was fortunate to have gotten to hear the original results of this auditory renovation in December 2011 and the bass pulsating (between 16:06 and 16:20) in this song was 10 times as loud as it is here (enough bass to rattle the room when it played that part creating a unique multi-sensory experience). I'm curious if you got that experience with it when you filmed this in 2015 (when it wasn't even at it's full volume anymore from the malfunction being somewhat fixed since 2011)? It in the extreme malfunctioning state as heard in December 2011 does not exist online at present (yours is the closest I've found to that 2011 performance of the machine playing this song) although I do have a video of it playing "Poet & Peasant Overture" in the same embellished malfunctioning manner from that visit. I be quite honest, I have been searching for it playing this version for a while now finally to have uncovered this with help of a member from the House on the Rock Music Machine Facebook Group)!
Hello Sam, Thank you for watching and for taking the time to leave such an informational comment. This was from our first of only two visits to the House on the Rock. Our second trip was in October of 2017. I grew up in Northwest Indiana and had always heard of the place but didn't go until I was an adult. On the 2015 visit, I recorded mostly video but still took around 200ish pictures. Unfortunately, on the trip in 2017, I didn't take any video but did manage to take over 700 pictures. We now live in Florida but talk about going back when we are back in Indiana visiting family. My mom actually just went there this past weekend for the very first time. "I'm curious if you got that experience with it when you filmed this in 2015 (when it wasn't even at it's full volume anymore from the malfunction being somewhat fixed since 2011)?" - To be honest, I really can't remember for sure. I vaguely remember feeling the music in some of the rooms and this may have been one of them. If you or anyone in the Facebook group are interested in the pictures from my 2015 and 2017 visits, the links are below. 2015 visit flic.kr/s/aHskekwUwc 2017 visit flic.kr/s/aHskqbfu8W I also have the original video clips for this video that have not been edited to brighten the video up. They are much darker but not as grainy and may have a few extra seconds per clip on them. I would be willing to share them or even just upload the un-edited versions and put them into their own playlist.
@MechanicalMusicTravels - I am uploading the videos now and will put them in their own playlist. I think they may only be a few extra seconds here and there but it was not edited to brighten up the video. I'll follow up with the link to the playlist once it goes live.
Thanks for watching. I like to take the 360 out when I want to record the view from certain areas so I can go back later on and be able to look around.
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