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Love your new hat. :-) When we took our daughters there about 15 years ago, I bought a book at a gift shop on the first day. It's title: Death In Yellowstone. Why did I think that would be a good idea? I spent the next 10 days seeing lethal situations every where we turned. Death by scalding. Death by bison stampede. Death by falling off a bridge. Death by having a rock fall on your head.

Thanks for this informative video.

Respectfully dismantled not ruthlessly destroyed! It's good to be nice to our condemned grain elevators 😊

This was a very interesting video. It's nice to see people actually following the drone rules to help avoid giving all drone pilots a bad rep. Your footage turned out great and it was nice to see the old UGG elevator from all those different angles as I likely won't be able to sneak out there for some of my own before this old sentinel is gone. Nice that you were able to tie in some other interesting info during your visit as well. Keep up the good work Dan O!

Excellent layman's explanation of a grain elevator. There's also a wonderful 1960's NFB doc., about a day in the life of a grain elevator operator.

Great work, Dan... Also, Emily, you're AWESOME!

Another really fantastic and informative video! I've never been to Canada, so all Canadian history is new to me. That kid is a legend!!

too bad that more can't be saved. Thanks Dan. Glad you made it

Very interesting. Who would have know that young man snuck his way into that famous photo. Great vid as usual.

Oh no, that place again! I had basic there in the winter of 1974 and we were 'required' to both visit and donate to the Patton Museum. I guess the $1 I kicked in didn't do much. You're right, it does get cold there, especially when you're outside all the time. This is the first time I've seen the place since back then. When I was there Knox was home to a basic training command (TRADOC) as well as the US Army Armor School. We got to hear tanks and explosions all the time. We stayed in the old WWII barracks during our in-processing week, so I got to stay in one exactly like this. We then moved over to the brick/concrete barracks down the road. Also, they filmed most of the movie Stripes right here on Knox, in the training area. I got my first Army haircut at the same barber the actors did. If you like the actual weapons try to visit Aberdeen Proving Grounds Museum in Aberdeen, MD.

This was absolutely an awesome video! Thank you for sharing ! Have always been mesmerized by this elevator. 👍👏

Do you know the story of the rail bridge you guys ran across?

As an old Infantryman... Always keep your wife out in front of you when hiking thru the woodlands. Must be a gentleman at all times.

Gotta love ❤🤍💙 the double decker shitter 💩💩💩💩💩🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣! #Montana

You finished the day I retired. I first drove 66 back in January 1976. Hard to believe we did that almost 50 years ago. Life goes on. People always ask me what my favorite part of the trip was, what location was the best. For me it's that area west of Amarillo until Flagstaff, Arizona. Just had the right mix and great topography and interesting local color. Maybe you guys will have another chance to drive it, because I have a hunch in the near future the Route will be slowly disappearing. It's changed so much since 1976 that you could write a compare and contrast book between then and now. Even Tom Teague's book, from the early 90s, was sort of like that, but even that was over 30 years ago. I think nearly everyone he featured in that book is long gone today, even Tom passed away back in the mid-90s. Good luck with your future travels out there.

VERY NICE

OLD IS GOLD THANKS SIR L F mauritius

I had no idea there was a second Virginia City. I only know the one in Nevada.

The mall lacked big name attraction, sure it had a movie theater.

Wow. How does that work?

My first concert in this bulding was KISS in 1977 and still have pictures I took

Did you ever find out exactly what the purpose of these were put in some areas around the city? Ive asked transit drivers this question over many years and they dont know and ive lived here all my life.

I'm from Saskatchewan now in AB. I love looking around these cool places.

OH, MY! How cool is that. Great tour, and Great Railroad stuff. You know, I, too, am a "Railroad NUT"! Those cars were really great. Thanks for the peek at them. Can't wait for the next episode. 😮

i have postcards from 1959 when my folks were honeymooning through that area. we went there in 1975. the candy store in one of the towns had an all summer sucker on display

I sure loved this area when I visited years ago......Thanks for sharing Dan.....

Is it in the danocan list to find those old wagon wheel ruts on the Alberta Prairie? (McCloud Trail. Min 7:25)

It is always sad to see a home from the past in disrepair. Thank you for the tour, I love our old west history.

An unexpected look at America. It is amazing. How unusual this village looks. Steinbeck and Dreiser immediately come to mind.

Exactly where would you PUT more parking at Multnomah Falls? Fill in more of the river?

Hi ya, my wife, Kathie, said, "if you want to save your parking space in front of your house , put your refuse can out there to assure your space." Isn't she helpful? Lol And that's after 56 years of marriage... Glad you're enjoying Yellowstone. It's been years since we've been. Cheers, from Oregon!

When that grain elevator was built most likely wagons would dump their grain there.

Very informative. Thanks!

it always amazes me how mother nature regenerates after a massive fire like the '88 fire in Yellowstone. here's a neat fact before 1988 the US national park policy was if nature set the fire it was to be left to burn itself out. of course the '88 fire changed that. but it looks like they may have to do some prescribed burning in the park.

I'm going on an AK cruise later this year too. :o)

old faithful. that hasn't been since the summer of 1959.

Excellent tour guide. Nice hat.

Thanks as ever for your video, Dan & Emily! I wish I had a dollar for every May Long Weekend I've spent dealing with snow at a campsite.

Thanks for the video, Dan and Emily! I always enjoy your approach to touring western North America.

Take care always have fun every moment of our lives

I can't believe it gonna happened to the mall. It's so sad to see

Crazy coincidence! We'll be setting up our Casita at Indian Creek tomorrow. Planned our trip 6 months ago. Might cross paths in Yellowstone!

Last time we were in Montana was 33 years ago.

Thanks for this. Was long time wondering.

We were there in 2010 and after watching your video revisited my photos and video I took to compare to with yours. Interesting to compare 2002, 2010 & 2018. Mines were completely closed off in 2010. Hope to visit it again this year.(2024)

Bella followed you all the way! 😂lol

Ohhh now I want Lobster Bisque and to stop at 3 Points MT!!!! We camped at the Colter Bay Campground back in 2019, and we paid $80/nite😮!!! Then drove to Old Faithful early in the morning. We were such newbies😂, we roll in, no reserveration, but they squeezed us in bcuz we were so small(12ft trailer), among class As, and going early to Old Fathful, we had breakfast there, it was 5 star for $10/US!!! Spoiler alerthe washrooms were amazing...

THINGS CHANGE.

One thing's for certain. The colour scheme in that mall SCREAMED 1990's...All that teal and purple? Very, very much 1990's.

Awesome video Dan! Keep up the great work :)