You know, one of the most interesting things about being in America is that when people get ill, what I see so often is extreme reliance on just diet, as if that green juice that kale juice was what your great grandma, who lived to be 99, was consuming daily. Hint. She wasn't. Now, in this video I want to share one aspect of health that's very, very interesting and a quote that kind of blew my mind that I think will help you in your own journey. Hey, it's Alex Hine, author of the book, Master of the Day, and I've included the first link in the description as for a free PDF, which is five Chinese medicine daily rituals that can potentially help you add 10 years to your life. You can check it out right there, the link in the description. So I was reading this Bernie Siegel book, and he was talking about in cancer as a general rule, people that are happy don't get sick very often. And I thought about this quite a lot. You know, there's such an over reliance in the United States specifically on diet, on the material things that make a person healthy.  Or the first thing I see when people are diagnosed, like for example, with cancer, or this whole, you know, natural health movement in California, people just think that your diet is a magical cure for everything. But I don't think that that it's true. You know, one thing that really surprised me was looking at the research on the blue zones, half the factors that predicted whether or not you would live to be a hundred in good health had nothing to do with diet or exercise. Almost 50% of the factors were having close friends, close family, being a part of a community, religion, having a purpose, like completely non material things in a person's life that just affect the state of the spirit and the emotions and how you feel about your life.  Even if you hate the job, if you work with people you love, it's so much more enjoyable. And so you imagine nine or 10 hours a day of sending stress hormones throughout your body or calm throughout your body. And it's funny because again, whenever people are sick, the first thing like my old assumption was is always, oh, it's just my diet and my exercise. I have to tweak those up a little bit. Rather than, you know what?  You know what? I feel kind of crappy about my entire life altogether. I should probably find something to change, to live a more meaningful and a more exciting kind of life. Now, what's really cool in Chinese medicine and really surprising to me was that when you read some of these old texts by some of the most renowned physicians, the thing they always talk about is that the highest form of healing and the priority is what's called the healing of the spirit. Now, that can come in many different ways. It doesn't mean like a shaman is laying on hands and banging a drum. What it means is the things that make you feel good internally. That's it. Everyone recognizes what spirit, a person in good spirits. We use this word in English, good spirits, poor spirits. Everybody knows what that is. They can recognize it. It's the barista that's like, what's up? Welcome to Starbucks. How are you doing? Or the brief said, it's like, yeah, how's it going? OK, grande, mocha loco, dappofrappuccino, yeah, OK. Like we all recognize that it's not a complicated medical thing to diagnose. And yet it's one of the last things people focus on in terms of treatment. Yet all these great physicians throughout history have said the highest level of healing is you focus on the spirit first. It's very difficult for someone to be healthy when they eat right and exercise, but they don't feel good internally, daily. They have negative thoughts.  They internally are sending a hormone cascade of stress. It's very difficult, surprisingly, to overpower that even with diet and exercise. And so when it comes to healing and longevity, prioritizing the spirit, which just means what makes you feel good every single day. What is that thing that puts a smile on your face? What is that thing that helps you feel alive again? And if you've ever gone into a depression or had a dark phase of your life where you don't feel like yourself, we say that colloquially, what are the things that make you feel more like yourself again? And that's what I want to leave you in today's video. When things are not going well or you're healing and trying to recover and work on some condition, prioritize the healing of the spirit, which means not just the 50 supplements you take, but what makes you feel good?  Do more of those things, and this will become an integral piece of your own healing going forward. So I hope that helps. Again, the first link in the description is for a free PDF, five daily rituals that can possibly help you add 10 years to your life with traditional Chinese medicine. And then you can check out my last related videos in this exact topic right over here.


So good morning, I'm Barb Archer, the commander of major crimes, and last name is spelled A-R-C-H-E-R. So I'm going to give you an update on the homicide that happened at 3990's House Spruce. It was in the early morning hours of May 16th, just after midnight. Officers got a call on probably a burglary. When they got there, they found a male dead inside his house. That male we have identified is 23-year-old Timothy Anderson. During the course of our investigation, since May 16th, we put out a Crime Stoppers bulletin for two parties. One of those is the party who was arrested this early this morning in California, DeMarco Blake. In the course of our investigation, we've identified three other suspects. Excuse me, a Demond Hamilton, a Keone Clark, and a juvenile female. So the DeMarco Blake, Demond Hamilton, and Keone Clark are being charged with first degree murder, first degree burglary, and a crime of violence used as a sentence enhancer. Questions? Crime of violence, which is a sentence enhancer? We have four people in custody. They were taken in custody over the last week or so. There's a possibility our investigation still continues. So there were seven incidents that night, and we believe that they're connected to those seven. Two of them are in Greenwood Village, in Denver. Correct. When what? So the district attorney's offices will coordinate the extradition as to if California wants to run their case first or if he comes to Denver first. It's a burglary ring is what it appears to be at this time. I don't know how they made their selection. I do not, sorry. No. The seven incidents I referred to, yes. All in the same night, all in the same general location. No one else was injured, and that's the extent of the details I can give you right now. So three of the four, two of them are adults. DeMarco Blake, who was arrested this morning at 17, he's being filed on as an adult. The other juvenile may be filed on as an adult. That's still under consideration. So they were burglaries or attempt burglaries or suspicious incidents. I'm sorry, what about what? There has to be an arrangement made between the district attorney's offices as to which jurisdiction wants to file their case first. He can wave extradition or he can choose to not. I have no idea. He's only been in custody 10 hours yet, so that's very early in the game for me to answer that. So obviously it's a very tragic case, a very sad situation. Someone whose home is being burglarized and he ends up dead. Our detectives have done extensive legwork on this, have done great police work. Our forensics have helped us a great deal, and through the combination of efforts of multiple jurisdictions, we've gotten to the point now where we can say that we have these four people in custody. So we worked hard on this one, not that I'm aware of. No, all four right now are being investigated for the homicide. We believe that's correct. It's very frightening, it's very scary, and we're very glad to have this group of dangerous people in custody now to stop this crime spree. You can be home and it can be a burglary as well. There are different classifications of the crime. I don't know. They're in that general area of the 3990 South Spruce. I can't give you that information. They may be, may be the key word. I can't be definitive on that. Exactly, exactly. California is a nice place to visit. I don't know. So we've talked to the family throughout the investigation, and we've been in contact with them this morning as well. I can't tell you that, I wasn't part of that conversation. I would imagine there's some relief there. Right now we're confident that the four we have in custody are involved in this burglary and homicide. Beyond that I don't have any other specifics as to other crimes or other ties. Right. I can't give you that information.


So in that moment, you're internalizing their projections. They might be real. Okay, so let me see if I get this straight, right? Maybe you get some good news and you go home and you share it with somebody. And in this scenario, what happens is they don't share your optimism or your excitement or your joy about it. And, you know, maybe you've studied psychology for a while or read some books and you realize that probably what's happening here is that they're projecting onto you.   So really what that is, is it's your opportunity to look at that belief much closer. Whatever the doubt that they're projecting onto you in that moment, and they may very well be projecting, okay, is, and if it's landing on you, it's bringing up a secret insecurity or fear that you may be in denial about. Okay, so, okay, while in some moments you might feel very optimistic and hopeful about the whole thing, on another level, there is fear of the future. There is fear of the outcome about how this whole thing is going to go. So it's basically just reflecting back to you your own insecurity in this. So it's not to be defensive about it necessarily. It's to look at, okay, why am I reacting to this? What is this triggering? Now, it's a good point to say that, okay, well, should I be reacting to this? Why am I letting their input affect me this much? And really you could say that it's, you could internalize their insecurities or their hesitations or their pessimism. So it really is your opportunity to say, no, in that moment as well. It's much like in childhood, you know, the things you learn in childhood that were not true about you, maybe, limited beliefs that you heard in childhood. In childhood, it's almost impossible not to internalize those things, especially if you're coming from authority figures. And that's what happens in childhood, which is why psychotherapy often a lot of time does go back into childhood, try and look at that. But as an adult now, you become more aware of these things, hopefully, and you do some work on yourself. And every time someone is doing that, it's just to look at, it's the question. Is what they're saying true? Is that true? Do they have any evidence for this at all? Do they even know that that's true? Keep questioning everything other people come to you with, especially if it's not making you feel good. The other thing, the last thing that I would say is, let's say you do go to somebody and they are constantly kind of undermining your hopes and your ambition or they're not making you feel optimistic about this at all, right? After a while, and if that's a pattern that keeps happening over and over again, you really have to ask yourself a question. Why do I keep telling the person this? Why do I go to this person in particular about my excitement when they're not really meeting it with encouragement? Okay, now someone that loves you and cares about you will show lots of excitement and encouragement and occasionally then talk to you about their insecurities or reservations. So some of that is okay. But if it always seems to you like they're undermining you or putting you down or kind of putting the brakes and everything for you, ask yourself, why do I go to this person? Because that's where your power is in this. Am I choosing to go to this person for this reason? To kind of sabotage myself a little bit. And then you just choose the type of person that is going to give you the right balance of feedback, the right amount of encouragement and the right amount of sort of, let's just think this through a little bit more as well. And again, it's always that ratio I think of 80-20. Seems to be pretty good. It's like 80% of it is encouragement. Great job. Well done. I'm on your side. I'll help you with this maybe. And then 20% of okay, let's look at this rationally or let's slow down and let's look at this specific part a bit more. In general, what we're talking about here is they're projecting onto you and how do you handle that? Generally speaking, okay, it's okay to think about that sometimes, but most of the time what we want to be talking about is my own projections. It's just way safer ground. It's kind of dangerous territory to be going into what other people are projecting. It's, first of all, it's a full-time job to work on your own projections. And that's the path to emotional freedom anyway. So I would say to someone in general, don't be worried too much about other people's projections because it is a guessing game anyway. And all your power is in reversing your own projections. So that's where I'd go.


You know the jungle.   You're not going what being in the city around kids your own age like Diego might help So you're gonna get invited to some of these parties called Raids. The music sounds like this The Go get it be careful. That's what we want to say Cousin Diego, you're so skinny and tall. You are way more energetic than I remember Dora, this isn't the jungle. It's high school. It's life or death. Keep a low profile. Just be yourself And just be cool Dora, okay, what is this? Oh Where did you transfer from the jungle? Here's the scavenger hunt list team up in groups of four Hola Dora You'll help us find your parents and the lost city of gold Where are we all I see is jungle see three more stairs armed. Oh look Dora brought a knife on the field trip everybody Come with me. You want to leave?  There's no need to overreact Of course, she knows this monkey. I have to keep going no matter what She's freaking awesome I think we're safe This film is not iterated


The son of popular music artist Toby Mack recently passed away. Today we're going to be talking about that, the death of Kobe Bryant and where is God in the midst of it. Hey, what's up guys? My name is Isaac and this is The Daily Disciple, where I help you follow Jesus daily. First off, I just want to give a huge shout out to my patrons on Patreon. Thank you guys for supporting and partnering with this ministry on there. If you want to partner with this ministry and give monthly to what I'm doing here on Instagram, on other places, doing live events, that kind of thing, please head on over to patreon.com slash daily underscore disciple. So today's topic is pretty heavy. So this has happened a couple months ago, but the news recently came out that Toby Mack's son, Truett passed away and it was quite a surprise. I think it was the day, if not it was the day after or the day before he was supposed to be performing in my city here in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. So it was kind of close to home because he was coming here. There was a lot of anticipation with a lot of people in the city, especially within the Christian community. And when we heard this news, it was just a shock. Later on, a couple months later, Kobe Bryant and his daughter and a number others passed away in a helicopter crash, absolutely terrible tragedy. And it really, that one, in particular, sent shockwaves across the whole world. And just questions of death, why, why could this happen? Why did this happen? How could God, if there is a God, allow this to happen? Where was he? These are the kinds of questions that even Christians were asking ourselves. And I remember as I was watching the news coverage from the Kobe crash site. And just in utter shock, I grew up watching this guy play basketball. I, you know, I actually like cheered against him for the first number of years that I got into basketball as like 11 year old. I was a Boston Celtics fan and he played for the Lakers, they're our tribal.   Why did this happen? Why did this happen to Toby Mack's son? Why did this happen to Kobe? Why does this happen to anybody? You know, why do bad things happen to good people, I guess, could come across some people's minds. When talking about his son's death, Toby Mack really hit home a really important point that I just want to touch on here. So Toby says, we don't follow God because we have some sort of under the table deal with him. Like we're following you if you bless us. We follow God because we love him. It's our honor. I want you to think for yourself because this is what I'm doing. How often do you think of, you know, Christianity as some sort of under the table deal like, okay, we serve God. We try to obey and God gives us back blessings and makes our lives better because I know sometimes I get caught in that too. We honor God. We try to do good things. We walk old ladies across the street. We try to be an upstanding citizen. We try to read our Bible Bible. We try to pray to him and in turn we sometimes expect and I know I sometimes expect that my life is going to go better or I'm going to get what I want or God's going to, you know, give me the desires of my heart or fulfill my dreams and what I want to happen because I've tried my part and now God has to fulfill his part of the deal. It's like we're manufacturing a new form of covenant between us and God, but God didn't agree to this covenant. This is just something we're making up. Hey, God, if I try my best, you're going to make my life go swimmingly, but it doesn't happen. We encounter sickness. We encounter tragedy. We encounter struggle. We encounter shattered dreams.  But at the end of the day, no, that's not how God works. And that's not how we should be looking at it either because when you look at it like God's not a means to an end. He is the end of himself, right in and of himself. He is the end. It's not like we need to go through God to so he can bless us to get what we really want, have a nice life, have our dreams fulfilled, you know, accomplish all we want to accomplish, get a massive following or earn lots of money or have a nice big house or a comfortable life. God is not a means to that end. No, he is the end, right? The life that we're living is all about God and growing closer to God. And through that struggle, through that pain, through that suffering, through those shattered dreams, we actually learned to cast our gaze upon Jesus, who is the point. He is the reason that we're living. He is the reason that we're like we're doing anything or he ought to be. So these suffering, this shattered dreams help us refocus our attention on what really matters. I can get caught up in my dreams and what I wish would happen. I want this YouTube channel, I have a million subscribers, I want my ministry to be really big and successful and share the gospel with lots of people and just use creativity to honor God. But I also want to be like I want this to become my job and I want this to become sustainable and those are my dreams and hopes. And I can say, oh God, but I'm doing this for you. Why are you making this work for me? And God's like, this is not the point. The point is me. The point is not what you want to do. God is a better plan for you than your dreams. And I know some people say that sometimes and it's actually wrong what they're implying is because sometimes people imply that God is going to make your life better and more comfortable and more worldly successful than you could on your own or he wants you to be that kind of worldly successful, comfortable, successful, rich, all that kind of thing. But when I talk about a better plan, the better plan does not entail getting more stuff or getting more achievements or more fame or more success. No, the better plan actually entails whatever necessary to cast your gaze upon Jesus. That is God's better plan for you. Because he knows what's best for you is to be focused on him. So whatever the path of your life needs to take in order for that to happen, that is a better plan than you could imagine because you're playing on your own. If you got everything that you wanted, if you got your dreams fulfilled, if you never encountered difficulty, even death with like loved ones or family members or whatever friends, we wouldn't rely on God. We wouldn't be focused on God because our lives are great without him. But the fact that we do encounter this stuff reaffirms in my mind that there's something more than just stuff and worldly success and trying to grow a YouTube channel and trying to grow an audience or whatever. It's about God. This week, I encourage you to focus on God. You know, we may have all sorts of goals and that may be awesome, but maybe some of those dreams may be shattered. Maybe they won't come true in how we wanted them to. But ultimately, we can see those things. We can see those difficult things in life, death, suffering, sickness, is all kind of a just to get us to look at God again. Get us to look at what this thing is all about. And that's my encouragement to you this week. Thanks so much for watching, guys. I really appreciate you subscribing to this channel down below and giving this video a like, putting out new videos every single week. Thanks so much for watching. Leave your thoughts in the comments down below. Once again, thank you so much to the patrons on Patreon. Support me on patreon.com slash daily underscore disciple. And I think that's everything. Thanks so much for watching, guys, and I'll see you next time.


Is happiness a choice? Do we think people can choose whether or not to be happy? Some people say yes and some say no. Mr. Happy Man, an 88-year-old man from Bermuda, says yes. This man stands for six hours a day cheerfully greeting people who pass by. His plan is to spread happiness. Does his plan work? Find out in our new lesson plan. The nature of happiness. Where students meet Mr. Happy Man and decide if happiness can be a choice they make in their lives.


Patriot Prime Reviews is a channel for adult collectors and may not be suitable for children under 13 years of age. Viewer discretion is advised. Hey, what's going on guys? Patriot Prime here once again with another video. But before I get started with the subject of this video, I want to give a huge shout out to my sponsor toyhacks.com. Toyhacks is a company that provides upgrade decals for modern transformer figures along with reproduction decals for the vintage ones. While visiting Toyhacks, make sure and check out the Toyhacks Armory to see their line of Transformers weaponry in multiple collars. And toy stages for awesome display backdrops. Each purchase from Toyhacks earns you Robocents that you can use for future purchases. You can check your balance anytime in your cart. Toyhacks is a company run by collectors for collectors. So make sure and check out toyhacks.com and tell them Patriot Prime sent you. Now, on to the review. The featured box in this video is the 1985 Generation 1 Minibots. My review of the 1984 Minibots was so popular I decided to pull these down off the shelf. Now, these figures here were part of the second wave of Transformers in 1985 and as a result was featured heavily in the cartoon and comic book. Though not as much in the comics as the cartoon, but man, these guys were portrayed as some awesome characters. Especially Beachcomber, Powerglide and Warpath here. Now, what was really cool about these figures is they looked a lot more like the cartoon counterparts than the 84 ones, which to me added to a lot more playability. So now, without further ado, let's take a look at the second wave of these awesome little figures. And welcome to Patriot Prime Reviews. Now, we'll start things off by looking at the 1985 G1 Minibots in their vehicle modes. And from left to right, we have Beachcomber, Cosmos, Powerglide, Seaspray and Warpath. And we'll take a look at Beachcomber first. Beachcomber is the only car out of the entire line and he is a blue dune buggy and a really cool looking dune buggy at that. I love the molded details on this figure. You got the engine there on the back. You got the roll cage right there. If you look on the inside, you can make out the seats along with a steering wheel. Down on the hood, you've got the Autobot rub symbol headlights and some big beefy tires, along with some details right there on the side. Now, the only thing I really don't like about Beachcomber, it's not that I don't like. I just wish that they had given him like big off-road tires instead of these racing slicks. But it is what it is. The figure rolls really, really good. Now, transformation for Beachcomber, super simple. You're going to take the side, the wheels and this blue section right here and just pull these straight out. You'll see it here a little click.  Now, when you're doing this and you're pressing against the figure, make sure you're pressing up here against the engine instead of the roll cage because you don't want to break that. Go ahead and flip those all the way around. Take this blue section here, flip it up and there you have Beachcomber in robot mode. And Beachcomber is the only one out of the entire line that really doesn't look like his Generation 1 cartoon counterpart. And that's mainly due to the head sculpt right here, which is very robotic looking. And now that I'm looking at it really close, I think it looks like snake eyes from G.I. Joe. But still, pretty cool looking robot. I like the molded details there on the chest, the stickers. Let's see, articulation. Beachcomber, he's a G1. The arms can do a complete 360. The head can look up and down. And I guess he's got a knee bend due to transformation. So there is Beachcomber. Next up is Cosmos, the UFO. Yeah, if you're going to hide as a Earth-style vehicle, might as well be a UFO. Now, I'm trying to hold mine together. He is a little loose. Cosmos has a lot of nice details as well. I like the molded-in blasters there on the front. And he's got molded-in thrusters on the back. Got some panels all around. Big sticker right there on the front along with the Autobot rub symbol. Cosmos does have wheels underneath. You've got four wheels staggered about. You've got two here on the front and back. Let's say front and back and two on the side. So he can roll decent enough.  So there's Cosmos in UFO mode to transform him.  Then you're going to take these side panels and work them up along this groove right here. So you kind of bring these up, rotate forward. Do the same with the other side. There we go. And there I'll take this little red section here, pull straight up. And there's Cosmos in robot mode. And he's fairly close to his G1 cartoon counterpart, though he doesn't look as squat. Now Cosmos here, I'm not the biggest fan of his robot mode. And that's mainly due to his head sculpt because it's a red cylinder and you can barely make out the face sculpt due to, well, I don't even think that's paint. The red sections painted, the yellow is just the yellow plastic. It just doesn't look good. But hey, it's G1 articulation for Cosmos. The arms can do a complete 360.  Don't want to force it, but you get the idea. So there is Cosmos. Next up, if I can get Cosmos to stand up is Power Glide. And this is one of my favorites. This is a big mini-bot. And one of the first Autobots that we had, that was an aerial vehicle. And he is an A10 Warthog. And I love that. He looks so good. Though I do wish he had some paint applications for the cockpit. You can see the gun right there on the front. He's got the thrusters for the intakes. He looks really, really good. Bottom of the figure, he does have landing gear. Get some, not sure what you call those. They'll be arms later on. He does have visible robot head syndrome, but it is what it is for a G1. Sticker decal right there, rub symbol there. Now that detail or that decal right there is a toy-hacks decal that I added because he didn't have an Autobot symbol when I got this one. To transform Power Glide, you just pull the back section down. Rotate the wings around like so. They are attached together. So you rotate one, the other is going to move. Go ahead and flip the wings up along the side of the body. Actually, let's go ahead and rotate the head around first. Now press the wings against the side of the body. Go ahead and pull these sections out. These are the robot arms. And there you have Power Glide in robot mode. And he looks close to his animated model as well, especially the head sculpt, though he looks kind of sad. Maybe it's because he has a screw right there in the middle of his forehead. So decent enough looking robot mode articulation. Arms can do a complete 360 all the way around. They can also go out. They can go in, and I guess this is an elbow bend in a way, or a bicep bend. He can do an Optimus Primal chest pound if he wanted. So yeah, Power Glide, decent enough. So next up is Sea Spray, another one of my favorites as a kid. He is a hovercraft, and he's got wheels underneath too, so you can kind of roll him along the ground, pretend it's the water. Got some nice molded details all the way around with him as well. Got some stickers right there. And the rub symbol. He also has these propellers on the back that can spin. Now, right this day and age, trying to find a G1 Sea Spray with these propellers intact can be a challenge. I went through quite a few of these. That was always missing a piece.  Now the Transform Sea Spray, really simple. Once again, you're going to pull this section out, all the way to it clicks, rotate up, forming the feet, flip this section with the propellers up, which will reveal his head, and just slide these sections forward for the arms. And Sea Spray in Robot Mode also looks really, really close to his animated counterpart. I dig his Robot Mode. He's tall. He's very, I don't know. I don't know what it is. I just like his Robot Mode. He's so cool. Love the head sculpt. The details just work. And his proportions seem right. He's just a really good robot. Articulation. Arms can do it. Well, no, they can't. You cannot do a complete 360 because the arms are going to hit this section right here that the propeller's on. But how many guys twirl the arms around anyway? So there you go. There is Sea Spray. And last up is Warpath. The tank and Warpath is just awesome. I love Warpath. He ranks right up there. Sea Spray as one of my favorite minibots. And he is just great. I can't rave enough about Warpath. Love the details with the tank treads right there. You can even see the details on the treads along with the wheels. Lots of molded detail all along the tank. The turret can do a complete 360. He can fire in all directions. There is wheels underneath so he can roll. This guy just looks so good. There's not enough good things I can say about Warpath. Transformation for Warpath is about the same as Sea Spray.  You're going to bring that up, pull the arms out like so. That was a little tight. Bring this all the way up, push the turret back. That will keep the gray section from folding down. Kind of locks it in place. Flip the hatch up, revealing Warpath's head. And there we have Warpath in robot mode. And he just looks awesome. And very much like his cartoon counterpart. Now taking a closer look at the head sculpt.  There was another version of Warpath that had the eyes were not painted, but the mouth plate was painted black. So I think they called that bearded Warpath. But I'm glad I got this one with the painted eyes. Got molded in fists right there. Let's see. Robot details. You got some decals or molded detail right there for the chest. Looks really good. Articulation. The arms can do a complete 360. And the turret can still move. It can do a complete 360 as well. If you bring the arms up flat like so. So that way nobody's sneaking up on Warpath. He can blast them from behind. And now for some quick size comparisons. Here's the 1985 generation one minibots. With generation one Optimus Prime. Titans return beach calmer. Thrilling 30 cosmos. Combiner Wars power glide. Titans return sea spray. And Kingdom Warpath. The 1985 generation one minibots were more great figures for the original Transformers line.  They were durable. And what was best of all for me at least was they looked just like their cartoon and comic counterparts. Which to me added a lot more play value. I couldn't begin to tell you how many adventures I had with these guys as a kid. And pulling them down off the shelf for this review just brought back all that nostalgia for me. So there you go guys the 1985 generation one minibots. So does the 1985 generation one minibots belong in your collection?  These are fantastic little toys that aren't only great figures. But they represent some fantastic characters from our childhood. Especially earth loving beach calmer here. And POWAMZOOM Warpath. These guys are great. I had so much fun with these as a kid. And yeah if you see these out don't hesitate pick them up. You are not going to be disappointed. Plus I believe a few of them. I know Warpath here has recently been reissued. So you may be able to find one at a fairly decent price. Now guys if you enjoyed the video don't forget to like. Don't forget to subscribe. And don't forget to click that bell icon to get notified when I upload new videos. 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Hello, thank you for joining me. This is part three of my National Trust passport videos So in the first and second video, I talked you through my first and second passports told you a bit about every property in there In this one, we're going to go through my third passport. So you can see the design has changed a bit since then and I've filled up five so far. My sixth one isn't finished and the pink one is my girlfriend So just to show you the variety of passports or how they've changed for the years rather. So my third property So let's have a look Where did where did I go? So it starts in 2002. The first property is Snow's Hill Manor Now Snow's Hill Manor I really would love to go back to is it's possibly one of the most fascinating properties I've been to. The bloke who lived there, he collected everything. I want to say everything. I mean everything You know everything literally everything The loft was full of bikes there must have been over a hundred bikes and imagine taking a hundred bikes up the stairs to the loft It was quite fascinating There were grandfather clocks in every room and everyone of them was set to a different time So the idea was if you go in if you step foot if you step foot in Snow's Hill Manor for at least ten minutes You're going to hear a clock chime and There was stuff from all around the world. It was amazing now There's an interesting story with Snow's Hill Manor and model villages now Most people Would be right to say well, you would be right to say Beckinscott model village is the oldest model village It is the oldest model village existing It's not the first one the first one village was run was built by this gentleman It was over in Hampstead in London now when I went there They had some of the houses from that model village displayed outside in the garden But what's happening since then a group of people decided to recreate that one village complete with a railway So at some point we're gonna have to go there not only to see Snow's Hill Manor but to see this model village So best of luck to them with tracing that model village. I'm really going to look forward to seeing that develop So that's Snow's Hill Manor in the Cotswolds Staying in the Cotswolds. We've got Hinton. I'm sorry. It's Cote Manor Garden It's it was a it's a garden designed by an American I believe and it's like lots of different rooms So you kind of step from it's like walking around the house, but you're outside So you step from one room to another but it's one garden to another So each garden is perhaps surrounded by a hedge or a wall and as you step into the next one you're in a different theme of garden So quite a fascinating place. Like I said in the last two videos Some of them I have made Henry's adventures at but the vast majority of them I haven't And I just love to go to them all again and make videos and then of course go to them I haven't been to and also make videos and of course fill up my passport So where we do whether I go next Sutton House in Hackney in London Quite a fascinating house very built up area. They've since opened a scrap yard I believe it on what I really should go back and see that a lot. I'll be fascinated to see that So that's Sutton House next one in Oxfordshire Grey's Court Grey's Court and So it's up near Henley on Thames. I remember within the grounds. There's ruins of an earlier house So I'm sure that would make great Henry's Adventure video and I think from the earlier house to the tower And you can possibly go climb up the tower. So that's Grey's Court and it's also got quite a fascinating wider estate Where's the next one? 2003 now Oxford Hall. Now Oxford Hall really is quite fascinating It's where I first ever saw a priest hole It says priest holes in Oxford Court. It's completely moted and at the front It's got very tall towers. You can go up on the roof. I remember doing a big state walk Next to it was the parish church was half-ruined because the tower had collapsed like that and Deremonished most of the nave But what was left of the nave has been rebuilt into a small church and it has no tower So where did I go to next? Wimple Hall and Home Farm Wimple Hall is a very vast property We were stopping there on the way back from a holiday in Norfolk I remember being a bit disappointed that we didn't stay that long. I was still quite young at the time He's got a home farm somewhere. By the time we looked at all the animals been around the house and looked at the gardens There simply wasn't time to do the estate walk but for me that was frustrating because I remember from the house You looked across quite a way away. It was a folly, a ruined folly So basically a castle built as a ruin and I really wanted to see it So I'm gonna have to go back and do that Now the next one's a bit of an interesting one Rather than a stamp, I've got a ticket. It's the manor house in Princess Rizbra in Buckinship Princess Rizbra, most of you who watch my channel know me for railways, children Princess Rizbra, and it is the same town You do have to visit this one by appointment. So you have you I'm not sure how it works. I used to rock to write to them and request to visit basically So that's the manor house in Princess Rizbra and it's opposite the church in Princess Rizbra and It's also opposite the house where Amy Johnson lived the first female airplane pilot As I mentioned property Hatchelon's Park Hatchelon's Park is in Surrey. It's Quite a vast estate. I've been there a couple of times if you do the wider estate We can actually walk right down to one of the railway lines Southern Region Railway lines in Surrey. So it's quite quite fascinating property Croft Castle up in Herefordshire. Now, that's an interesting one. It's So you've got the property. I'm trying to think what I remember There's a church out the front gardens out the back and we did a wider estate walk Now our next one is Coton Court I remember making the joke when I went there I was like we'd better wear our coats because we're going to Coton Court So Coton Court Interesting property as they all are. It's got two churches. I think one's Protestant ones Catholic They're literally next door to each other within the estate and there's river flowing through the estate So again, very nice property It's one you can see quite clearly if you drive past it's that I remember driving to Stratford, Monaghan once And you drove past and you've got a perfect view of it from the road My next one going back down to Surrey, Holston Lacy That is That's down in Surrey. It's a I think it's a Georgian era to house on but you know exploring the gardens as we did and The wider estate are being quite fascinated how a road goes up the estate and from one garden You go over a bridge over a public road I believe might just be in a farm track, but basically somewhere outside It was a public right way outside of the paved area of National Trust over a bridge into another garden So that was Poles and Lacy This one's a funny one shoot Barton. I don't know too much, but it was a property We visited in down in Devon quite a small one Don't remember a lot about it really and my next one do remember it on the same day I remember this one bit more distinctly is Longwood meeting house It's an old I think it's a Baptist chapel But I do remember that you just sort of go there kind of a look a bit like going in any church It just happens to be National Trust My next one is Kingston Lacy It's about Poles and Lacy now. We have Kings and Lacy Kings and Lacy's down in Dorset down near Wimbledon, Minster I'm trying to think I remember a room one thing I remember this one It was good was that you could actually you went on every floor of the house even up into the loft Which is quite unusual for National Trust properties some of them you only even go on the ground floor But this one I think you went up there was our third and possibly even a floor floor definitely go up into the loft Our next one is Lodge Park That's in the Cops Wells. We weren't supposed to go there that day We were going on holiday to Wales. We got stuck in a massive traffic jam on the motorway We were hoping to aim a bit further away from home And it's kind of getting time, you know, we need to stop somewhere for lunch We ended up going to Lodge Park. Now Lodge Park, we didn't do a walk or anything there But what you see is basically a grandstand for one of the sports they used to play So it's a part of small building, but you stand on the roof and watch there's one racing sports I wouldn't like to say because I might get it wrong, but that's what Lodge Park is Our next one is Barrington Hall in Herefordshire It's only a few days later. So we must have been going I remember we were going on holiday to Wales up near What's nearest town near? Knighton, which is on the English Welsh border So we drove down Staying in England and to Barrington Hall You can't actually see this property if you get a train from on the Welsh marches line And you do catch a good thing to look out at the right time So Barrington Hall another property quite a big estate when I'm doing the state walk Our next one come to his lower Brockhampton There's the whole Brockhampton estate There's There is one big stately home which you can't go to the one you go to is a Tudor one down at the bottom of the hill And I believe it's moted and there's a ruined church on the other side the most that's quite a fascinating one It's one of these vast ones But the actual house you see is the Tudor house rather than the main house My next one is Montpeasant House In the Cathedral close in Salisbury. So it's an urban one I think it did have a garden out the back, but that day I don't know too much about national trust property, but I distinctly remember the most exciting thing was we went up the cathedral at Salisbury, but we went up the town of Salisbury Cathedral So I do distinctly remember that it just went on forever You just going up steps, of course, it's 404 feet high It's all this cathedral spiral in the UK. You don't have to go to the top of the spiral You go to the base of the spiral, but it's Must be the highest I've been up in a church Although I have been up-clone in the cathedral since I might have gone up higher, but anyway This video is not about cathedrals Now this next one is an interesting one. It's called Phillips House and Dinten Park So it's Dinten Park But the house is called Phillips House And we stayed nearby. So we'd actually go for each evening of this holiday We'd go for a walk around the estate. Now the actual house There's a model of it at Beckinscott model village It's not meant to be, but the country club at Beckinscott model village They just took this and decided to build model of it. So if you go to Beckinscott model village, you'll see Phillips House Our next property is Runny Mead Runny Mead is near Windsor. It's on the River Thames It's quite well known. It's the most famous point. It's where the Magna Carta was signed It's got some other fascinating things about it. There's a piece of land If you go to it, you're in America. It's where the Jive Kennedy Memorial is So we gave a few acres to America so you can actually it's the one place in the UK You can actually go to America. There's also the gatehouses to Runny Mead as designed by Edwin Luchens Who I mentioned in an earlier passport also designed Castle Drogo Up on the hill above Runny Mead is the Air Forces Memorial So you can go see the Air Forces Memorial It's not actually National Trust, but you could walk up there from Runny Mead and you get if you go on the roof Of it, which you can do, you get brilliant views over West London Basically, where's our next one? Standon Standon, he's also near the Bluebell Railway. I mentioned earlier Sheffield Park It's not quite so near, but I'm walking around the grounds of standon. You could hear steam trains on the Bluebell Railway It's an Arts and Crafts house. It's called Lovely Gardens So it's a different era to some of the others There's the Arts and Crafts ones I tend to have been to a bit later on they tend to come up in the later passports So there will be more of them to come soon This one's quite interesting one. It's Shaw's Corner It's in Hartfordshire. It's where George Bernard Shaw lived I believe it's the only National Trust property where the Person who lived there won an Oscar because on the whole The National Trust, the people who owned the National Trust properties for the National Trust Weren't those sort of people. But yeah, George Bernard Shaw, he's got an Oscar His house feels quite normal, but just like a normal, a big house with a big garden It's not a state-by-home as such, but it's it's a different era. It's fascinating The village of Aeops and Lawrence is also very exciting. Another place at Chakur and do Henry's adventures There's some interesting churches and stuff there. So perhaps one day we'll go there again On the next one up to the house That's near Boundary up in Oxfordshire I can't remember. It's been on the edge of a ridge So the house is up high you get good views and the gardens really drop quite steeply down the hill My next one is Erdick in Wales It's often said to be one of the best estates ever because it's just it's It's quite Lots of things have happened there over the years Parts of the estate. I think there's mining subsidence So it has been a bit there's been a few problems there But you know, it's all nicely restored and you can do some really very exciting walks when I went there I remember they have horses not plowing the lawn mowing the lawn these giant lawn mowers powered by horses So they sometimes do those demonstrations. They also have a steam fire engine in steam It's the first time I've ever seen one in steam and it's staying in the same area Chirk Castle I've done a video at Chirk a couple of years ago. I haven't looked at the link on screen now That video talks about the aqueduct and the viaduct and the tunnel on the canal But on the hill above there is Chirk Castle. So it's a castle that's become a stately home again It's got lovely gardens and it's got a good estate walk So I wouldn't suggest you perhaps went there by train It might be a little bit far from the railway station, but you know, it's interesting But if you do go to Chirk Castle, do park in the village on your way back and walk over the viaduct The aqueduct rather and through the tunnel if you fancy walking in the dark for a call from Mark But just two more on this one. Claydon House It's up in Buckinghamshire, North Bucks Interestingly, you'll soon be able to see the railway line from Claydon House because the railway line from Oxford to Bletchley is being reopened So you'll get a good view of that from Claydon House Claydon House is quite fascinating because only a third of what it once was the house is one wing And then there'd have been a grand sort of hall and then an identical wing on the other side and the rest of it was Demolished unfortunately because the window tax so it's not even Now our final one this one You can't get anymore. It's a stamp that doesn't exist. It's the National Trust shop in Stratford-upon-Avon What the National Trust used to do they don't seem to do anymore They have they'd have shop quite a lot of shops at naturally touristy towns and cities places like York and Canterbury and Wales Stratford-upon-Avon and you go into the shop And the shop really is just a shop that sells the stuff you'd expect at one of the estates, but There was just no house. It's just a simply a high street shop on the street But let's have a stamp now they've closed this shop. So you can't get this down anymore. So I'm glad I got it So that's my final stamp in this passport the National Trust shop at Stratford-upon-Avon. So hope you enjoyed this video.  I'd be very interested to know. So thank you very much for watching Please do feel free to like subscribe and comment. Thank you very much. Goodbye


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