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from factories and souther wise it would no longer be the way it is now you need to use this is the only lodge that's been preserved in its original condition and it's not been replaced with a new one like the other lodges or been repainted as it's through the midst of. the we're very proud that everything here is so old americans who should protest his response or wanted to be here. as you probably know there is usually a spot reserved on the show for your travel experiences this week will show you a video shot by jurado krishnapillai from india before the pandemic a visit at the yacht thai and nature park in corolla home to the world's biggest bird statue. zoom. the. marked money i. just before reaching my final destination i have a close encounter with a stubborn local. if this won't work. yes call didn't expect that did you. call one cow. going to tell me i'm a alps. let's look out for and is where my journey and king loued may have the belvedere built not far from his house from here the view of the rhine valley is simply breathtaking. if you haven't got anybody to carry you up the

from souther california, here is sophie long. [screaming] correspondent: conflict outside of church in a country where wearing a mask is seen as a political statement, rather than anttempt to protect others. ♪ gi[sinng] correspondent: inside this oflvary chapel, people worship in open violatiotate and local orders, put in place to slow the spread of the virus. ♪ worship,aid the word which now makes us in violation. >>hey have devastated our families, children have not been able to graduat and when a church is closed, there a five tes greater suicide rate. emotional ramifications of what they are doi this is not right. it has to stop. correspondent: many are crotesting because six months into the pandemi and they still do not have enough equipment to enable them to look after covid-19 patients safely. >> it means we are getting sick. if we are doing everything right, we will still get sick. now we do t have the ppe to even protect us halfway. we are losing nurses because we are not protecting them. correspondent: yet, a say their

. >> alice souther. >> on june 14th, you said? >> yes, mm-hmm. flag day. >> that is what, five weeks later the ship was sunk. >> right. on 29th of july. >> when and where did you report aboard the indianapolis? >> i reported -- i can't remember the sea port on the pacific coast. >> well in san francisco? >> no, what is the other one? >> san diego. >> no. well, it was near san diego. it's a -- i can't remember the name of it. but it is in san diego. >> coronado, maybe. >> no, one more. >> the island. >> in anyway, it was there that i report aboard ship. and unbeknownst to me, our ship had been chosen to carry the first atomic bomb to the pacific. >> so you knew absolutely nothing about the -- >> no, we saw these two sailors coming up the deck, up the dock, and slung between them on a pole was this thing and i said they're going to -- i said, geez, they must have a lot of damage in the pacific, a lot of people hurt. i said, it looks like a radium flask to me. and i remembered that. and when it came time to the court of inquiry as to who knew what o

and there are other down southers and i've seen people refer to things close to scrapple. but it is the bits that don't always make it into the other cuts of meat. and it's -- yeah, it is definitely an acquired thing. i think it tastes good. i think it is the -- what it is made of concept that makes people a little -- >> it is not visually appealing. >> no. i mean it is like a loaf of weird meat. >> it is kind of gray. at least the ones that i've had. i'm not an avid scrapple eater. >> so scrapple story aside and transition back to coffee, so one story -- that is why we're here. but one of the more famous coffee stories, we have the pry house field hospital museum at antietam. >> it is a great place. come visit it when this is all over. >> yeah, and there is a lot of exterior, and you could come and visit us even if you don't go into the house. >> i was just hiking at antietam the other day and i saw hardly anybody on the trail which is nice. >> and the grounds are still open there. remember, social distance anybody. wash your hands. if you're going to the grocery store, p