Bollinger Mill Missouri

All right, guys. Here we are. Bowlinger Mill. Made it to the other side of Missouri on our little trail, guys. Back to Turner Mill. This is Bowlinger Mill and the Bufordville. Covered Bridge. You can see the covered bridge back there, too, guys. So cool. Federal Indian Removal Grab the tears. So sad. You want to hold this for the waterfall over there where it's kind of >> see the cover bridge from the corner here. But we're going to walk around so you get a good view. Was this the old mill building then? >> Yeah. >> Oh, okay. So, this is the old mill. >> Three mill. >> This is kind of the little town. Neat little town. Zoom in. >> Bowlinger Mill here in Missouri. Cape Gerardo. closes at 4. >> Oh, that's okay. We can just go across the bridge. I can get a good view, though. >> Can't go into the mill. It closed at 4:00. But you can see the outside of the old building, how cool it is. Look over this way. You can see the covered bridge. We're going to walk up, of course, go across it. That's Lance up there walking up to it. There's only four covered bridges left in Missouri and this is one of them and we went to the other one the other day. But I just think that's very interesting that there's only four left in our state of Missouri. Of course, if you're in other states, I'm sure there's more. >> This is the other side. What's this? >> Yeah. I didn't know. Wait, did Ron go? >> He went to the restroom. >> Oh, >> all right, guys. This is the Bufordville Bridge. It's a walking bridge. Do a little walking. This is one of the two two of the four covered bridges, guys. We saw the other one the other day. They're coming from underneath, aren't they? Woo! Imagine the carts and buggies on this thing, guys. Very well built. I mean to tell you, this is a bridge. How cool. How cool is it to be here with me? How cool is it to be here with me? How cool. How cool, man. Thank y'all for being here, guys. If you hadn't come down to Ozark Hippie Camp yet, y'all should check it out. Cool place to come get your natural vibes. And uh what a bridge. This here's a one of the older bridges here in Missouri. You want to come have a picnic over here? You can come have a picnic. Oh, okay. That's like five stories right there, guys. I mean, that's a big old meal. That's a big old meal right there. Wow. So cool. Kids fishing down there. Clear cakes. Oh my god. Hey, dude. Look at this. Look at the size of this fish. >> Hey, Ron, come look at the size of this fish. >> I got him on my camera. >> You see him out there? That black one. Watch out on this camera. Hang on. >> Oh yeah, I see on the camera. >> He's right out there. >> Oh yeah, I see him. >> Look at this fish, babe. Look on the camera. >> Yeah, right. He's right at Let me get >> I see it. >> You see him out there? >> Well, I see. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> That's pretty cool, right? >> That's a really big one. >> Yeah. Looks What is that? A buffalo run or >> he's a big one though. >> He's just having a trout. The water's more. >> Don't you feel like this is a well-made bridge? >> This one is soft. >> This one's probably been used >> more recently than the others, basically. >> Yeah, this one is sturdy. Sturdy. I like the size of this meal, Ron. It's like five stories from the bottom. >> Oh, it's amazing. Look where the water will come up to, guys. Awesome. The water lines. >> Yep. >> Neat place, man. Neat place. >> And these bridges, guys. >> Yeah, I saw that. I saw that. >> That Oh, there's two fish there now, guys. >> Yeah, there's a light brown one. Watch. You see the one next to him? Look, there's one here, one right there. >> I barely see that second one right there. Faint color. >> Pretty cool. >> Look at this bridge, >> man. This thing is sturdy. Like even these bottom ones are like sturdy. >> Love the ceiling. >> Oh yeah. >> Well, you've seen two different kinds now. >> Two of the four Missouri bridges I've seen recently. >> You've seen the other one, too. >> Yeah. The Bur Arches Bridge. >> We got to find out where the fourth one is, boys. >> West of St. Louis. >> Huh? >> The one you haven't seen. >> We'll have to make a trip one day. >> Yeah. It won't be bad. It won't be hard. It'll be in our backyard. >> Yeah, you can probably do that one day if you're working out in St. Louis. >> Go grab a video in the evening or something or Yeah, just for a little hour or two. >> That's a good idea. >> Yeah, it is. >> So, what kind of fish are in there? >> I don't know. I'm fixing to find out. I hope >> there's a big one. black one down in the water. >> The fillet knife. >> They going to file them. >> Something cool, guys. Look at the design on that mushroom. >> Check out these. Wow. You going to Google is it? >> Let's see what Ron's looking at over here. Covered bridges of Missouri. We've seen this before. I want to know which one we're looking at. Which br Okay. >> Which one? >> The Buford. The >> oldest one in the state of Missouri. >> Wow. >> This is the one we're at. >> Yeah. The oldest in All right, guys. Thank y'all for joining us here at Bowling Jer State Historic Site, guys. And she got this video earlier. Super super cool building. We'll take a little peek in here, Ron, with this camera on the window. It's got the old equipment and stuff. You can see the window there. You can see like the old. >> Oh, that's really cool. Nice, guys. That's what's on the inside here. Fivetory Bowlinger Mill here in Missouri. I was about the trail of tears. Yeah, barely. You might have to go load it here about the Trail of Tears, Ron. >> Yeah, but look at this. >> Wow. Yeah, that's heavenly. Wow. There's that bridge, guys. >> Okay. Oh, nice. Oh, yeah. A lot p bigger picture here. Yeah. Big old tree, guys. Woo. There's your picture right there. Yeah. Wow, >> that's picture perfect, guys. The Buford Bill Bridge meal, guys. We're just outside of Cape Gerard about 21 miles, 20 miles. So, you can find Cape Gerard on a map. You can find this place. Definitely get out here. It's worth the visit. Again, thanks for watching. That was our