Mammoth Cave, Kentucky - Traveling Robert 

CarlosGunX A lot safer during hurricane season that's for sure .

Tim Smallwood if you look in the back of Mammoth Cave Park you will find a cemetery which belongs to my family. My Grandmother lived in Brownsville not far from there for many many years. Also it may surprise some to know that Colonel Harlan Sanders trust fund takes Care of that cemetery. Apparently we are related to him somewhere down the line. Small world. We put my grandfather Conard Vincent there in 93.

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As much money as the park service is making on that cave you would think they could install better lights, it was so dim at main entrance you couldn't read the story boards, I had to shine my flashlight to see where I was stepping. Worse than ridding at night in a car with dark tinted windows.

Thank you, glad you both like them

Yes me and mom loves all ur videos...Mom always wants me to open the tv just to see all ur videos...It helps her..She cannot walk all alone now since she got stroke,what i mean she cannot go of the house of her own,i need to help her..But now she is enjoying all ur videos so her life is not that boring anymore..Thank u for sharing all your adventures...

Gladys So sorry your mom is going through this... I'll say a quick prayer for your mom and I do believe in the power of Prayer. Gladys... I hope you will take a few minutes to look into what I'm going to tell you about NATURAL WAYS to help SPEED UP your mother's recovery. There is an all-natural product out there that is very cheap that will INCREASE the OXYGEN to your mother's BRAIN... I can't remember if it's by 300% or but it's a huge number. It is called HARITAKI.. also sometimes it goes by the name of HARDE... and usually can be found in powdered form at many Indian Pakistani Grocers. The only thing is it is absolutely vile tasting and reminds me of powdered sawdust. I hope you will take time to look into this great ancient healer as well as another one called AMLA.. which you can also get in a powder and has at least 30 times more vitamin C than citrus... vitamin C is important because of the donor cells which you can look up... they are a major factor in healing.. Some people actually go and get vitamin C transfusions from doctors. The brand I usually get for these is called Vedic Secrets. If you don't have a local Indian Grocers you can probably find them online. Another powerful neurological healer and protector that you can either grow very easily or find on the internet is called BUTTERFLY BLUE pea tea... the vine looks a lot like a morning glory... beautiful blue and will turn the tea water blue... it must steep for about 20 minutes . When or IF your mom gets to the point that she can do squats..( or maybe be assisted with doing them ) please see the video on Super Brain yoga... the one that is 4 minutes 18 seconds long and it's a segment from a news cast. It helped me immensely when I had bad memory loss... superbrain yoga has been around for thousands of years and helps with all kinds of neurological problems. In that vid you will see a neurologist and also several teachers talking about healing their students of everything from ADD hyperactive even problems with autism and other neurological problems . If you can get her to start to do a few and then gradually increase so that she can do several sets of repetitions a day she will see best results in healing her brain.. And then while I'm telling you all this you might want to look at the channel by Motivationaldoc... he has several videos that show you how to do what's called electrical bombardment of the suboccipital part of the brain.... which has a lot to do with neuro- logical healing and correction also. I can't think of what it's called it's something like "do this for 20 seconds with a hairbrush "..or "do this for 30 seconds with a hairbrush. " That video might be the first place to start since it is so darn easy . You can find videos on all of these things that I told you about. There is also a type of breathing called Pranayama breathing which also gives a lot of OXYGEN to the brain so please look it up and see if your mom would be interested in doing it. Sorry this is really long and if your mom gets really great results just pass on the information to others in need .

Wow, that's cool.

yea, one of my only claims to fame.. that tour u took used to be called the Frozen Niagara tour.. He had it during the time of the famous guide, Stephen Bishop.. (who later was "trapped" in the cave

Interesting...thanks

+Joseph Carroll Sounds like a fun your to take. Maybe I'll do that one next time.

Thank you so much!

Cool, loved Mammoth Cave

Traveling Robert. Thanks very much! I appreciate it very much

+Chris R Thank you. I anticipate next travel video in 10 days.

+William Manning Thank you so much!

Thank you!

+shaker LT1350 Thank you so much. I love doing this.

shaker LT1350 I love his videos too I only just discovered them less than 2 hours ago ... but I think his voice does not match his face because his voice reminds me of Klaus Kinski something about it. And his movies his voice always sounded deeper oddly enough when I found him one David Letterman he talks in a much higher voice naturally. I think Robert would be very good at doing voice-over work especially for films and animated movies... especially doing the voice of a villain , haha.

Thanks!

+RV TRAVELING MONTANEZ WAY Yes. Nice place, nice campground

+Mirized Kapadia Thanks! I love Kentucky.

+Timothy Adry (Adry53) Thanks!

+RVdaydream Love Kentucky. Can't wait to go back. Thank you!

+RVdaydream I'm going to start watching you newer series of videos now.

Thank you!

+Rockin' Ky :-)

+olinda yoly camara niño Thank you!

Thank you. Glad you liked it

Always. As long as I can I will never stop traveling. Thank you again.

Thanks!

I loved that area. I wish I had more time to experience it with a little more depth.

You will next time, I'm sure. Best regards.

+SquirmyFeet Explores Thank you! I'm glad you liked it and found it useful.

TravelingRobert I did! And you are right...that tour was too crowded!

+Ganel Bryan That's great. Thanks!

Cool. loved the area. Might be back soon

Thank you!

Hey, thanks!

+TravelingRobert Sunday breakfast is our visit to your channel , good luck !!

I'm not going to change for now. Can't really afford it unless we get something really old. But when we sell the house and decide to go full time I would love to be able to downsize into a small class B. 19 to 21 feet long is the magic number because you can park it pretty much anywhere. We'll see. Storage space might be a problem but I'm sure we will figure it out. Thanks again. I love doing this.

Nice town

Bon apetit

+Ken Leachman Hi. Thank you! I was there this last December, just one night though. It is towards the end of my Mount Dora video. I might return for the Epcot food and wine festival.

Thank you. Inside the cave I used the Sony FDR-AX33

+dvferyance I went right past it. No time to visit this time around but it is definitely on the list.

I understand when you do a trip you only have time to do so much. I did Mamouth cave and Lincoln's birthplace on another trip then did the Corvette Museum later. When I was there in May of 2015 the sinkhole was fixed but the area was still closed to the public kind of disappointing.

+twistedyogi13 Cool. I'll add it to the list. Thank you

+zachtkk1111 Hey enjoy.

thanks I will

How’d it go

Gracias!

Not sure, but I don't think so

Thank you! For now the Winnie is good. We don't see ourselves in anything much bigger than this, like a 5th wheel or a class A in the near future. We are thinking class B, or B+ at the most. We love being compact.

+TravelingRobert yes ,bigger is not always better,are you planning any big trips this summer?

+Bigdog Bulldog Nothing big or far. I'm out of vacation time

Why? Where are you from?

I have a 3.5l V6. It struggles a little bit sometimes on the hills. I will go bigger eventually, when old Kia dies.

it is luxury compared to European cars

I've enjoyed which this trip, because this Cubano did it in 08 when I was married, from Boca Raton, Fl to Chicago. However, do to the fact we only had a total of 13 days, and spent 4 in Chicago, 2 in Indianapolis, 1 Mammoth Cave ,1 in Nashville,1 in Chattanooga & 2 in Atlanta, we came back the same way (except took a different route from Chattanooga to Nashville through the Cumberland plateau straight north to I-40 then west to Nashville. The trip really offers a lot of variety in landscape, natural wonders,cities, ect. Looking forward to seeing what you were able to get from Indianapolis, Chicago, then St. Louis( which we didn't see)

By the way, on the rest of the trip did you deviate much from the interstates like you did in Florida,Georgia because that really adds time, your family must have had like 3+ weeks?

+Gators 09 Unfortunately we only had 2 weeks so it is mostly interstate from here on. We pretty much just drove through Indianapolis, which I regret, but there was only so much time. We decided to dedicate more time to Chicago instead. Then south through St. Louis and Memphis... And then Destin, FL to relax.

Old Kia has 115k and counting. I've had it for 12 years, and very reliable for the most part.

@@TravelingRobert was it made in Georgia or Korea?

Oh, they were pretty big... but they seemed harmless

It is barely adequate. I wouldn't cross the Rockies with it, but in fairly flat terrain with nearly empty tanks, keeping it under 65mph it does amazingly well.

+TravelingRobert ok. My Acadia is the same. 5200 capacity pulling 3400 empty 19ft hybrid. It loves 60-65mph to be at 2000-2500rpm.

+Nathan Shepard It is a nice cave.

Yes, I like it too.

impassable That was two years ago and it's much worse now in my opinion... I have pretty much stopped watching anything political and just let the info get to me through family and friends and then decide if I want to delve into it some more. I feel as if the American people are just simply being hammered with politics Non-Stop

@@gardensofthegods It sure isn't getting any better. Dropped cable years ago and when we purchased our RV late last summer didn't even bother with putting a TV in it. YT, a few movies on Netflix, I'm done watching.

@@Yellow.Dog. you know I'm really starting to think watching too much TV and movies especially fast-cut editing is contributing greatly too many of the neurological problems people have nowadays ... the generation that grew up with all the movies.. lot of people born in the early 1900s and many of them fought in World War II a lot of those people all ended up many of them with dementia and Alzheimer's I don't know if it was like that before we had all these movies and TV .

+Stephen S. Thank you.

+TravelingRobert No problem. :)

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