Youtube comments of Bridget Muehlberger (@bridgetmuehlberger5141).

  1. Yowza! Some Hollywood location scout should see the opening minute-and-a-half of this. Looks like it’d be perfect for a horror film! 😮 Also loved the downtown - especially that “Daily News” sign and building. What a classic old sign! 😊
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  2. My whole family were born and raised in Baltimore in the 1800s-1900s. Used to be a very vibrant city, and a melting pot of neighborhoods. Time, crime, drugs, factory and port closings, and exodus to the ‘burbs and beyond have left the rot and decay behind. My grandparents raised six kids in a very small 2-story (plus a basement where the heating oil was delivered), 2-bedroom/1-bath row house. My family all eventually left decades ago, but have great memories of growing up in “Charm City.” 😢
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  3. Great opening shot: “Fun In The Sun Pools.“ Trying to imagine it in its heyday. 🙁
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  4. What a sad situation. Domestic violence is such a horrid situation, especially when combined with alcoholism. I hope Natasha makes it to St. Petersburg and lives safely. Gotta admit, I, too, was a little concerned by Tanya’s behavior. I hope she is staying away from alcohol, as she said, but with Natasha’s drinking, it’s gotta be extremely hard. I was so sad when she was asking for photos of Dima. Those were probably the saddest and happiest days of her life. I’m sure she wants to relive that happiness, if only through photos. ❤
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  5. Thank you for sharing these videos of their story. Even knowing how it ends, I'm so happy they had this wonderful time together. They both seemed so genuinely happy, and it was wonderful you were able to share this with them.
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  6. Well, I’m going to have to watch this again. And again. And again! Seeing his face when he heard his mother’s voice was priceless! Thank you for what you’ve done for them. And how wonderful that marigolds were his grandmother’s favorite! Such an awesome video!!! ❤❤❤
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  7. Wow. What a tragic loss of such beautiful architecture in places. That building at 08:12 must've been spectacular in its heyday. This one had so many great still shot pics throughout. The teddy bear slumped on the porch, next to the "I miss my dog" graffiti was so sad.
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  8. Wow. I’m gobsmacked. I can’t imagine what life is like for the remaining 17K+ people who still live there. Gotta admit, my heart was in my throat a little when you decided it was “time for a quick walk….” 😳 You’re a much braver person than I. The saddest part for me was seeing the two young girls on theirs scooters, outside “playing.” This is what they will remember as their childhood. 😢
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  9. I’m digging these nighttime rides. While the areas don’t look nearly as sad, depressing, and scary at night, we know that these neighborhoods are inherently even more dangerous under cover of darkness. Especially creepy, in a sad king of way, knowing that some of them may be “occupied” after dark.
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  10. Wow. The sheer number and size of these homes is jaw dropping. I would LOVE to see these myself, in person, but I think I’d be too afraid to even attempt it. Thanks for taking one for the team! 👍😊
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  11. Wow. I can only imagine the stories those large buildings by the first railroad crossing could tell, and the stories of the people who worked there. I also find the juxtaposition of a row of dilapidated, crumbling homes, next to a house that is clearly inhabited, fascinating.
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  12. Wow! Those homes with the golden brick fronts and wooden sides really fascinated me for some reason. So many of those houses looked huge! I wish that one street in what looked like an industrial-type area had not been closed to traffic! Would LOVE to have seen that! This one was very interesting. Had you not told us you were in the Detroit area, I never would have guessed this location.
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  13. Florida is such a state of contrasts. I suppose many states are, but the contrast in wealth and poverty in Florida is particularly striking to me. Thanks for another interesting vid. If I were younger and more physically able, I would LOVE to explore those abandoned homes! 😊
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  14. Congrats on the well-deserved 100K subs! I’m a huge fan of your winter adventures (my personal favorite season), and can’t wait for Alaska! I’ve only been once, but it has a very special place in my soul! ❤
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  15. I love this channel. I have so many thoughts during each tour. The question was asked, “Would I move here?” That only makes me think of those folks who have no other choice than to stay there. My heart hurts for those folks. They, along with the houses, have been forgotten. ❤️
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  16.  @vasyainthehay  Thank you! I'ma new subscriber. LOVE your channel and also want to know the meaning of Vasya in the Hay.
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  17. Yay!! So awesome to see you back in the snow again! Loved last winter’s gorgeous adventures! ❤
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  18. I’m so intrigued by that little street corner pop-up store. It seemed so random.
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  19. Those wrap around porches early in the video were gorgeous! Made the houses seem quite grand. The American flags, a symbol of pride in our country, seemed oddly out of place in front of buildings and a town that America seems to have all but forgotten.
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  20. No preference for videos - a mix would be perfect. Not only are your vids wonderful to look at from a cinematic perspective, they’re also educational! Can’t wait to see what I’m going to learn about camping/fishing in the backcountry! 😊 Keep on truckin’! P.S., thanks for cleaning the snow off your roof and the ice off the sides of the van, and pointing out its dangers to other drivers. 👏👏👏👏
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  21. That little Welcome Center. 😢
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  22. I will never cease to be surprised at seeing a row of completely abandoned and ruined homes, with a single home still lived in. The one at 0:50 got me. Decorative lights and kids toys outside. Right next to all that rot and decay. Quite the dichotomy.
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  23. Anthropology, geology, and any other "ology" you want to throw in would be awesome! I love learning about the history and geography of the areas you travel. Also, congrats on closing in on 100K subs! I'm so excited for you!! And finally, you explore, adventure, ski, hike, fish, cook delicious looking food, play piano, compose, sing, expertly skip rocks, educate, AND do rocks-off-a-cliff math in your head? Who/what ARE you???!!!! Seriously love this channel. Keep on truckin', dude! 😊
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  24. What on Earth was all that pink stuff, and the lot of signs right next to it? The only signs I could read were, “I keep smiling,” and “I am afraid of people.” 😮😳 I read a story about a pink house in Wellsville, NY, but not Wellsville, OH. I’m so curious!! 😊
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  25. The Walking Dead. Such complicated issues and solutions in today’s world. It’s heartbreaking, and needs to be seen. 💔 Thank you for doing what you do.
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  26. That lodging hut was awesome! I want to live there. With Erin. I mean, she helped build the shelter, found shrooms, blackberries, got water, and a beautiful bouquet of wildflowers! She’s definitely a keeper! (Seriously, girl, you’re delightful!) 🥰❤️
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  27. Wow. Pretty stark contrast with your previous vids! The dichotomy is striking and hearty food for thought. Very different lives from the hoods n’ hollers. 😊
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  28. I don’t recall seeing many mobile homes/trailer parks in your other vids. These were some of the oldest, sorriest, and saddest mobile homes I’ve seen. I can only imagine what other trailer parks there, and around the country, must look like. 😢
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  29. $3.89/gal for gas?!? That’s not Brownsville…that’s Crazy Town! 😁😂😊 Also, LOVED that abandoned church in the opening shots. Very captivating at night.
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  30. I love the juxtaposition of dilapidated buildings with overgrown mailboxes, or "Dead End" signs, like you have here. It adds a poignancy that is palpable, knowing there were people living their lives in that very spot at one point. On a different note, I'll bet I'm not the only one of your subscribers who finds themselves yelling at you/the screen saying, "Go left! Go left! Go right! Yesssssssss!" when watching as you drive through!! 😄
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  31. I love that you noted it was a grim reminder of what used to be, yet still beautiful and scenic. That’s the fascination of these places for me. I see the abandoned homes and towns and wonder what their lives were like when coal was still king, but I can only guess at what life is like for the 102 that are still there. This looks like it may have been shot in the spring? I can’t imagine how desolate it looks in the middle of winter. Another great vid! 😊
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  32. I can’t even imagine 18’ of snow pack! 😮 Assuming no additional heavy snows, how long will that snow be there? July? August? Also, the woodpecker story is pretty amusing. I feel you. There’s one in a tree directly across the street, and it’s the only bugger out there at night! The fact that you felt that lil’ pecker through the tree is so trippy! 😊
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  33. Loved the bonus shot at the end! Gives a great visual perspective of the town. 😊
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  34. That’s what worries me the most. So many people don’t understand the electoral college process and simply assume the popular vote will be enough to “win.” I wish there was more emphasis on the impact of the electoral college numbers. 🤷‍♀️
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  35. Received my pre-ordered book today! Huzzah! 😃 Did NOT come with a signed nameplate. I even followed the instructions on how to ensure I got one. Super bummed. 😢
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  36. Was that still mail in the mailboxes outside the abandoned trailer home at the beginning of the vid? 😮
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  37. That brief bit of the downtown at around 2:10 was like something out of a movie - I first thought of “It’s A Wonderful Life.” I bet it looks charming at Christmas time! 😊
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  38. So glad to see Miss Violet’s story here! She’s such a special doggo, and Luke and Sam did such a brilliant job getting her to where she is today! She’s wonderfully goofy and such a star at The Farm! ❤❤❤
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  39. Wow, that Montgomery Wards Catalog Store was definitely from a different time. It seems the kudzu is taking over this town. Fascinating and sad at the same time.
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  40. David Grohl Alley was super cool! Thanks for getting out and taking us down there! Also, I like your closed captions: good font, good color, good description, and on screen for ample enough time. (I’m a closed caption fangirl.) 😊
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  41. 10/10!! Stunning from beginning to end! I sooooo did not even think about you (and all the other icebergs) moving while you slept. And that calving boom…what a treat! I had to watch that at slow speed a few times. You could see the vibration just before the sound! You couldn’t have written a better episode! 😊 Got a kick outta watching your face after the first bite of that well-earned grilled cheese. I love that you appreciated that sandwich as much as your boeuf bourguignon! 😁
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  42. Good to see you fishing again! Those tacos looked amazing. Had me thinking, “Damn, son…you need to open your own food truck/van!” 😁
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  43. So much decay of those old houses. It's amazing, though, how much house is left of those with the old tin roof. The tin roof really saves those old houses! Also, loved the drive by the cemetery. Always enjoy cemeteries and graveyards. Lots of history within them taken from the old headstones.
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  44. I can't imagine, in a town that small, with their economy is ruins, what it is that those left behind DO all day? Especially during the cold winter months. I about that with every vid, but especially those with so few people remaining in the town. Thanks for another good vid.
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  45. That train, duuuuude!! 😮 Another eye-opening video. Love your channel!
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  46. What a cool place. Thanks for posting this one!! I have GOT to go there!!!!! 🌭
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  47. Loved this vid! Hollers kinda fascinate me. They always look like something out of The Land That Time Forgot. It’s so easy to forget that this America exists alongside us. Thanks for showing us ALL the sides of America! 😊
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  48. Last year was definitely one for the record books. No snow caves just yet! Really enjoyed this vid. That shelter looked so cozy. Still waiting for you to catch and cook a fish! 😊
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  49. Yes, she IS cute! She had me at scrumdiddlyumptious! 🥰
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  50. I’m gobsmacked. The continued impact of the demise of the auto industry in Detroit never ceases to amaze me. At special loss is the end of spectacular architecture. “They don’t build ‘em like they used to” could not be more true for these once beautiful homes and neighborhoods. Thanks for doing what you do!
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  51. Thurmond has been on my bucket list! I know there's not a ton there, but so many great photo ops. How lucky you were the only one there!
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  52. Anybody else watch these and start yelling at the screen, “Turn right! Turn right! TURN RIGHT!!!” Then followed by a satisfied “YESSS!” 😃 or dejected “Awwwww….” accompanied by the sad trombone? 😩Yeah, me neither…. Though I did kinda want to see the Matoaka diner…. 6:50 😂
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  53. Digging these night vids. That 4K is amazing! What are you shooting with? And what time of night are you out? Most of the inhabited homes are dark, and there’s very little to no traffic, either vehicles or people, downtown. Also loved that big industrial plant! This is still one of my top favorite channels! 😊
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  54. Chance is just one of the many dogs whose lives have been changed by Luke and Sam and all the work at The Farm. I subscribed to their channel in the early days of COVID and haven’t missed a single video since! Their many success stories are so heartwarming and the dogs, cats, and dingo are all such amazing characters! Congrats to all at The Farm for your dedication to these animals, and ensuring they all get to live their best lives! So happy for you, Chancey-boy!! ❤❤❤
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  55. I couldn’t even imagine living under that train trestle, though I’m sure some people would be lulled to sleep by the train’s sounds. And I THOUGHT that was an itty bitty Post Office under the trestle! (Had to rewatch that, then saw it in your description.) 😊 I often wonder about mail service in those hollers. Does it get delivered daily, door to door, or do folks just have a P.O. Box at the local Post Office? That’d be a heckuva mail route!
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  56. Wow. If Moon Lake’s unemployment is 164% over the National average, I wonder how these folks can afford to live there? How do they even get by? The roads surprised me. You’re riding along on a paved road then BOOM. Paved road says: “That’s it. I’m out. Dirt? It’s all yours.” What was up with the floor mats?! Crazy. And those were some serious potholes you went through. Finally, I can’t even imagine what all you’d find back there in those trees…. 😮
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  57. Super cool shots down the middle of the road - I felt like I was on an old street car! Also, is this the 4K cam? Stunning shots! Love the post-rain glow of the lights reflecting off the wet street. Really fun video!
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  58. I’ve been waiting for this video!! I can’t even comprehend that much snow in two days! I don’t remember what the lot looks like and am curious why you don’t park closed to the bathroom. I’d never have made that walk that far, especially only being 5’1”!! 🤣😂
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  59. Squeeeee!! I’ve been waiting for this video since reading about the monster storms out west! (I’m on the East Coast.) The scenery left me gobsmacked! I used to live in CA and I miss those towering redwoods something fierce. You must be having the time of your LIFE this winter! On a different note, I love when you grace us with a song. The song was touching, your voice is beautiful, and your vibrato is like butter! If you’re taking requests, would love to hear the Irish “Fields of Athenry.” Solemn story with a gorgeous melody. Just sayin’. 😊❤
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  60. "If you could smell what we're smelling, you'd probably unsubscribe." 🤣😂 Said it before, and I'll say it again, "She's a keeper!" Also, was that fancy charcuterie board lunch within site of the Matterhorn??! 😲Also, also, what kind of stove was that? Looked very cool! Butane? Propane? And HUGE props to Erin for making it down that mountain. 👏👏👏 If you were my boyfriend, I'd probably look at you with all the love in my eyes that I could muster, and tell you, "DON'T. EVER. MAKE. ME. DO. THAT. AGAIN." 🤣😂😛 Which may be why I'm still single.... 🤪 But she looked GOOD out there! Great vid! Looking forward to more spontaneous trips with you guys in the future! ❤
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  61. Sweet catch of the day. Almost made me want to try fish tacos! And -40?! Thanks for taking one for the team! Loved your reflectix hack!
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  62.  @serenagarland2191 Same here. 😢
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  63. Love your channel and your love of winter! I would've had a blast there, except I'm only 5'1" tall, and would likely have gotten lost in the snow! I'm curious what that bathroom roof is made of. That's one helluva snow load on top! 😲Also, that Tika Masala looked amazing! Can't wait for your next adventure!!!!
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  64. Wow. Very interesting place and history. This video is a great study in contrasts between the haves and have-nots. I love that you also caught that freight train for a moment. One question, what on earth do you do if a car is coming from the opposite direction? Some of those roads were SO narrow! 😊
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  65. I had a relative stationed in Fort Benning (now Fort Moore) near Columbus back in the 60s. I wonder if any of that was Army housing at one time?
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  66. Wow is right! Oh, to be able to get inside the house at 6:05!
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  67. 💙💙💙💙
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  68. Been waiting for this video! As soon as I hear about epic snow out west, I'm excited to see it up close through your vids. The hike looked insane in that deep snow, but that waterfall was beautiful! The shot of you in front of it gave true perspective on its height, and how much snow was around you. I know you're looking forward to fishing season but, like you, I'm a HUGE fan of winter. Hope it lasts a little longer for you! Also...the answer is always mashed potatoes. Just sayin'. 😊
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  69. Looking forward to the step-by-step cabin building video series! Very eager to follow along and learn!
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  70. Congratulations!! So happy for you all! He’s beautiful. Looks like Skeeter is in love, too! And that Kyle’s Cabin is just the best!!! 🥰❤️
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  71. Love your “new” channel and your vids! I’m 5’1” and never would’ve made it through that snow! 😂
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  72. 💙
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  73. Bruce is a rock star!! 🤣😂
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  74. Congrats on 150K subs!!! 💙💙💙💙💙💙
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  75. You've got to watch those sneaky birds on your window screens. At some point, the birds in my (suburban) neighborhood realized that the screen wire is excellent nest-building material. Now, every spring, they destroy my bedroom window screen one thread at a time! I figure if they had the wherewithal to figure out how to make that work, who am I'm to stop them? 😂🤣 They come back every yeaer! In truth, I don't open my bedroom window anyway, so I'm happy to contribute to the nest construction. But I would seriously LOVE to see the nests these smart little birds are building! I'm sure they're quite impressive! ❤
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  76. Love the cemetery drive-by. I really appreciate hometown cemeteries and graveyards. 👍
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  77. I thought the Northern Lights were cool, but that runaway tripod? Epic! 😂😅 It even kept talking great footage! 😊❤
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  78. The difference between the two mothers in this video is so noticeable. One mother with three disabled children, giving them all the love and support she can. The other mother lost in the stupor of alcoholism. I can’t imagine what life must be like behind that door. 😢
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  79. I’m new to your channel and am learning so much. I’m curious to know what kind of services, if any, are offered to people like Zoe to help them end their alcohol addiction.
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  80.  @hoodsnhollers  P.S., I also really enjoyed your captions! 👍
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