How does she do those captions? Good question. We don't use the captions and weren't aware that they were so good. Generally, although her accent is a little thick, we don't have problems understanding her. I agree that it's unlikely she types them in herself. From time to time she does put caption...

Her actual name is Noralee. She's a geologist by profession who apparently made a good sum of money working around the world and then decided to create an adventure motorcycling YouTube channel and left everything else behind. We've been following her for several years, some of Europe (she's from No...

Amazing is correct. I've listened to similar voice-only isolations from various artists, and they sure do separate the best from the worst. The Beach Boys were amazing.

sidd finch wrote:I have been using the selfie stick so much that I have not used my drone in almost six months. I just look like goofball walking around with the giant stick.

Oh well, I look like a goofball without a giant stick. No accessories needed.

John 'twosheds' McDonald wrote:A cautionary tale about eating food for dogs.

Oh John, as a moderator I'm going to have to delete your post and chastise you for this one. I'm going to do that as soon as I can get up off the floor laughing my **s off.

Cooper looks like a handsome cutie. That's some high quality lean meat he's getting there, whether he knows it or not.

Beautiful, Ed! Another example of how music sets the tone. The combination of the B&W photography, the old buildings, and the music are haunting.

ed wrote:I can't relate. When I fly I'm whit-knuckled, closing my eyes, and trying to sleep.

I hope you're not a pilot!

Very innovative! A very unusual adventure. It seems there wouldn't be too many places in the US that would allow one to do something like this for any serious distance.

We were just listening a couple of days ago to BTO as we were out running errands. What great old fashioned sing-along rock. So many passings...

And today we receive the news of Gordon Lightfoot, who also has moved on.

Wow, very cool, Ed. I watched it twice. Makes me want to go there. Don't know why you'd say you feel like you're spamming; this is certainly what Muvipix is all about, no matter what the medium.

ed wrote:Speaking of trains, this is a fun thing to do if you live in Maryland...

Got to love those railroad excursions. Lots of great historic railroads around the country.

That's sad about the house. Makes you wonder how a fire would start in a place that wasn't even occupied and didn't have electricity. Kind of suspicious.

Those electric pianos had such a unique sound. To me they never sounded like a piano but a cross between a piano and a musicbox. I just finally got rid of my Fender Rhodes from the 70s a few months ago. It had been sitting in the basement for a long time, untouched in years. Had some guys hauling o...

Nice, Ed. Those old buildings could surely tell some tales. I've been in that area many times, in the Winchester/Front Royal vicinity. So much history. I like that you showed the camera at the beginning. Still going strong.