[Applause] so we were driving through the country we were actually looking for a place to record and we stumbled across this cool roadside attraction this is the drive-through Museum of wonder doing a little research about it it says that there's all kind of neat little oddities here we figure we would stop and check it out [Music] [Applause] [Music] so rather than stay at home after all these days traveling we decided just Amy and I to get out and find something interesting to see today so we were looking for another place here when we stumbled across this place according to the sign this is the world's first drive-through art and antique gallery and they have erected these container to make like an archway driving in kind of reminds me of police academy and they're driving into the old zoo this is a drive through across it and this old Airstream trailer here it says Museum of wonder they do want you to give donations inside of the trailers are all kind of weird things like this human skull sitting there right below it is a dinosaur bone that was found in the Mississippi River a duck-billed hydrous or there's a neat little story behind this this is a mummified chicken the story there is is there's a place here in this town called top hat it's the top hat restaurant top hat chicken restaurant something like that and they were closing down moving out when they moved the kitchen equipment out they found that moment I chicken behind one of the stoves which is pretty gross here's the the skeleton of some alligators check out this old prosthetic leg hanging here that's kind of me I don't know how old that thing is but obviously it's really old back here in these trailers some more unique things like for example all these deluxe these are all real ducks that are stuffed a mummified alligator this old camera is shut up and kiss me on the outside of it there's a image of two heads inside of it they're the world's largest gallstone the jaw of a woolly mammoth and I just have to say this place is a little more creepy than it is breathtaking there's a two-headed dot ancient roman statue woman pouring water that's kind of neat I like ancient Rome they have these little artwork depictions here decapitated human beings and people being decapitated by this two-headed monster here you can see there's somebody there but they have their head cut off there's people with their height their hands tied up in line here while these people have already had their heads chopped off this next one's kind of the same story looks like some devilish looking creatures has somebody or locked up there and they're torturing him while this large dragon creature is getting ahold of these people look at this guy in the back what is he doing he's ramming that pitchfork somewhere that it ought not be rammed in his nether regions these over here much of the same people being tortured with alien and devilish like creatures and this one looks like a bunch of people on a boat while these devilish creatures are trying to capture them this place is more strange and creepy than it is you need can museum-like like they have just some random struck some random - bicycle tires and car tire rims welded together as a heart inside of this little tin shed it would appear this guy lost his ear [Music] twelve thousand year old Mastodon toe but my thing is are these actually Mastodon toes or are they just put in an old petrified rock up here and saying it's Mastodon - I mean who has verified that these bones are real there's a display case there with some Indian arrowheads and some other Indian artifacts this case here this is a collection of items that were removed from the esophagus of small children from st. Francis Hospital in Columbus Georgia all of these Keys bottle caps toys a pencil a screw a dime fishing hook and a safety pin and a pocketknife down here in this bottom right hand corner well kids will eat anything here's a tube with a collection of dismembered baby doll parts back there behind it a shelf with different animal skeletons there's a sand dollar down there right there all kind of neat and interesting things they've also constructed just these random objects the only thing left here in this location is they have a wrecking ball graveyard over star goes I didn't show you this that Shack is made out of signs road signs from the Department of Transportation but this is a wrecking ball graveyard so if you're a wrecking ball and you are here in the small town of Seale Alabama this is where you go to die and last but not least while we're here we're gonna leave our mark behind somewhere around here where everybody else has left theirs [Applause] we left our stickers behind so people can follow us when they come check this out so we're gonna move on to the next location now we were leaving the when we happen to just look across the street and see this little area over here an old cabin over here inside of it they got a big fireplace the name of this place is called Heritage Park here's another one here is rounded these cool metal straps around it I don't know if this was used for cooking or what I'm not sure but it's still need the fact that it's from around 1885 and it's still standing is even cooler you have this whole area around it down down here is supposed to be covered in within water but this is a mock of a steamboat with the steering wheel there and the smokestacks and the paddle wheel back here in the back all of the bottom of it should be covered in water to give it a more realistic feel but I guess they have it shut off right now but I could see that being a neat little area where kids could play like they're you know captain of a boat with all this filled up with water here there's also just some neat motor mechanism over here this is a grist mule all we saw one of these they're not a little today we're in that molten metal down into a cast there this is a textile mill worker they even have some portraits here of the weaving rooms this is pretty neat this electric generator much like an alternator from a car it's even built driven just like your car and finally they have a bronze statue of a farmer as the name says it's here to honor the heritage of Columbus but we are going to hit to the car and then start heading back towards home well you guys we've made it back home at first I was a little unsure when I first saw the drive through museum I was like man it's not worth it to drive all the way out here to see this but it was okay in that park across the street was pretty cool too so I'm gonna call it a day tomorrow we have to leave to go back to Gadsden so Aimee can work so tomorrow will be a travel episode I want to thank you all for watching and I will see you again tomorrow [Applause] [Music]