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They've made it, from Georgia to Maine, climbing up and down mountains. I have been following their trek on YouTube, a man who took his 10-year-old son on a 6-month hike. I'm going to miss their updates. The end of the Appalachian Trail is in Baxter State Park, just north of Millinocket. That would be an amazing experience for anyone, but imagine doing it at 10. I'm sure there were times when he wasn't smiling, but you wouldn't know it from the videos.
 
I have posted videos by this couple before, and I believe @Ken Anderson posted one that they filmed in Millinocket Maine. They travel around the USA, filming towns and giving a lot of information on demographics (population, crime stats, median age and income, etc.).

This video explains how they started their channel, and the growth of their subscribers that net them about $26,000 a month. 😮 Isn't that an amazing amount of money?? Sheesh.

 
People are getting nervous.

Also interesting how military vehicles are changing with the threat of drones outweighing other forms of attack.

 
Well, this is an article. It isn't on youtube but I am sure there is one there. I found the pics of this woman interesting as she didn't look much, if any, older than the folks in my group. (of course my sister looks much better. She always will!)
As long as I am sitting down, I feel great and as if I can do all I used to. But when I get up, I am not sure I will make it to 117, nor do I want to.
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World's oldest living person turns 117

Ethel Caterham holds the Guinness World Records title for oldest living person.
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If you have ever wanted to visit the Ark Encounter, you might find this video interesting. I had heard of "The Ark" but I had no idea it was so massive or so detailed. This entire video shows other Kentucky towns, but The Ark Encounter starts at around 14:30.

 
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