Today we will show you have we installed our awning screen for more shade and a little stability with mild wind. It was relatively easy and we believe that you can do this yourself. Let’s get to it.
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The Precious Moments Chapel is an amazing place to visit. There are stained glass windows all along the outside walls. All of the ceilings are painted with angel-like babies. And the gift shop and museum are full of the history of the Precious Moments figurines.
Join us we take a self-guided tour.
The Precious Moments Chapel
4321 S Chapel Rd.
Carthage, MO 64836
https://preciousmomentschapel.org/
GPS coordinates:
37.110209, -94.345754
Today we will show you have we made our travel trailer steps more stable by replacing the factory steps. We install the MOR/ryde STP-4-30-03H. MOR/ryde has other models with fewer steps, etc… We also install the MOR/ryde Hand Rail for more stability.
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New York’s Central Park is an urban park in Manhattan, New York City. It is located between the Upper West Side and Upper East Side, roughly bounded by Fifth Avenue on the east, Central Park West on the west, Central Park South on the south, and Central Park North on the north.
Join us we visit the Ancient Playground, Bethesda Fountain, the sailboat pond, and much more. See you there.
Central Park is the most visited urban park in the United States, with an estimated 37–38 million visitors annually, and one of the most filmed locations in the world. Souce: Wikipedia
Fun fact: New York’s Central Park has an annual budget of nearly $80 million.
http://www.centralparknyc.org/
GPS coordinates:
40.783011, -73.965076
Today, we are touring a coal mine that has been closed since 1966! We were several hundred feet UNDERNEATH the ground! The coal mine was cold and wet! The mine still had some coal in it, but it wasn’t able to extracted anymore. There were tons of cool things to learn and see in the mine. Not handicap friendly unfortunately since we had to take a tram like vehicle down the old cart tracks and the tunnels are kinda narrow. We enjoyed it very much!
Lackawanna Coal Mine Tour
Bald Mountain Road
Scranton, PA 18504
GPS coordinates:
41.416748, -75.715381
Today, I am showing you how to replace your 2014 Chevrolet Silverado battery. It was ONLY fair that I replaced it because Dad and I have done SO MUCH work on this truck (before the Youtube channel). It was fairly easy to do and I realllllllllly enjoyed it!
Of of all the ferries we’ve taken, this is my most favorite! We rode right past the Statue of Liberty! It was cold and rainy but we made the best of it! It was pretty cool and I recommend this place to all of those who visit New York!
South Ferry Plaza
4 Whitehall St.
New York, NY 10004
GPS coordinates:
40.701291, -74.013193
Today we are visiting the second great lake, Lake Ontario. The water was cold-ish but bearable. The water was also super clear! We enjoyed making rock towers and Amber found her throne. Its great for family to visit but not very handicap accessible. Its great to visit on a warm day and you can swim in the lake. It has a little beach area around the lake, but in some spots its very rocky. Now join us on this adventure.
Today we are installing a ladder rack in the back of dad’s truck, Manny. It was hard work and heavy but we managed to pull through and completed within a matter of hours! It was fun and a challenge, but I’m so glad that it is over!
Today we are visiting the Statue of Liberty. It was a little cold and raining, but nothing we couldn’t handle ;). We had so much fun exploring and learning new things, like that the Statue is run by New York but the island that the Statue stands on is in New Jersey waters!
DISCLAIMER: if you want to walk inside the Statue (like into the crown) you have to reserve your tickets MONTHS in advance……we did not, lesson learned.
