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Two videos that Facebook, YouTube and Twitter have been shutting down as fast as anyone can share them. These two videos are from a briefing with America’s Frontline Doctors – doctors that have treated massive numbers of COVID-19 patients with Hydroxychloroquine. I’m not a doctor, and would not even
It has been a while since I’ve posted a new show. To those who have been waited with bated breath for the next show, I do apologize. I will explain below. But, first, I want to introduce this very short, but very important video. You’ve all seen the
So, what is JDM, and what does it have to do with the auto market? Come along with me to the Duncan Imports and Classics Showroom and find out! Once you’ve seen this video, you’ll need to ramble out to see it for yourself! The first thing you’
I recently rambled out west to Colorado Springs, Colorado to visit my old stomping grounds and visit family and friends. I drove to the top of Pikes Peak, ducked into Santas Workshop and toured The Garden of the Gods, all of which were favorite rambles as I grew up in
If you’ve ever been confused between the story of Booker T. Washington and George Washington Carver, you’re not alone. But, you’re in luck, because the good folks at Booker T. Washington National Monument will help you with that. Park Ranger Betsy Haynes explains… The park is located
Beautiful in the Spring, and Unprecedented in the Fall, Mabry Mill may be under-appreciated as a place for a mid-summer ramble. The fact is that sites along the Blue Ridge Parkway can be 10 degrees (F) lower than the nearby lowlands. So, there just isn’t a bad time of
You don’t have to travel great distances to enjoy great outdoor recreation opportunities, especially if you live in southwestern Virginia! (OK, if you live in downtown Chicago, LA or New York City you might have to do some traveling.) Right here in the Dan River Basin, we have many
New Bern, North Carolina is a wonderful place to Ramble. There are a lot of things to do and places to see. The most magnificent of them is the Tryon Palace, . Just what the Tryon Palace is, its history and what you can expect out of your own visit is
The Sutherlin Mansion, historically, was the last Executive Mansion of the Jefferson Davis, the President of the Confederacy. Today, the Sutherlin Mansion is the home of the Danville Museum of Fine Arts and History, telling the story of Danville, which centers on its status as the last Capital of the
This episode will be a bit different than any to-date, for two reasons. First, the video is not my own work, and second, my comments below will be sort of my testimony as a lifetime rambler. I found this video that will give you a broader look at travel opportunities
The museum director, Carol Hart, does an eloquent, yet relaxed job of introducing this high quality, and beautiful, museum. Watch the video, scroll through the information below, and make your plans to ramble on down to see it for yourself. After viewing the video, I’m sure you would expect
This episode is a follow-up to the episode recorded in mid-May of 2017 at the National D-Day Memorial. It is excerpted directly from the ceremony, without commentary and without interruption. Below, you will find the keynote speech by Cpt. Jerry Yellin, given that I could not cover the entire speech