New York Botanical Garden: Live Stream Highlights and Experiences

The group celebrates their return to a strong signal while exploring the beautiful New York Botanical Garden.

### Exploring the New York Botanical Garden: A Live Stream Adventure
* 📡 The live stream kicks off with a group of familiar faces, including Nebul, April, and RJ, as they celebrate **returning to a strong cell signal** in the garden.
* 🌳 The narrator explains the challenges of **maintaining a connection** while traversing various areas of the park, including the Pine Tree Cafe and the reflecting pool, where they **lost signal earlier**.
* 🗺 A detailed map journey highlights their path through the garden, showcasing beautiful spots like the **Rockefeller Rose Garden** and **Daffodil Hill**.
* 🦉 Viewers are treated to glimpses of wildlife, including birds and chipmunks, as they walk along the Mitsubishi Wild Wetland Trail, with the narrator humorously noting the **insects that seem to be enjoying him as well**.
* 💰 Generous donations from viewers, including a notable **$12 PayPal** and a **$20 Super Chat**, are acknowledged, enhancing the **community spirit of the stream**.
* 🏡 A whimsical house made of mushrooms, named "**Homegrown**" by artist Andre Kong, is introduced, blending elements of **Alice in Wonderland** with **sustainability themes**.
* 🌅 As the adventure wraps up, the narrator expresses **gratitude to viewers for their support** and encourages them to **hit the like button**, promising **more live streams in the future**.
* 🌆 The stream concludes with a heartfelt farewell, emphasizing the **joy of cherishing moments with loved ones** and the **beauty of the Bronx**.

all right. I think we got the good cell phone tower. All right, who's with me? Nebul is back, and April's back, and Ole's back, and Xavier's back, and the investigator's back, and RJ is back, and Walks, and Cameron London's back, Phyllis is back, Susan Barry is back, CB is back, Stephanie Sterns, and Carlos is back, and JC Droid is back. Now we're back to a good signal again. Yep, we're back with a perfect signal now because we're on this side of the garden. Yeah, that you know what happens in here. We go to one side of the park, and the signal just dies out. Oh, is there something going on with the internet nationwide? Yikes. All right, we're back. We're back, Mr. Mrs. Metalhead. Oh, that signal dropping again. Oh no. Okay, there it go. It's coming back. Okay, let me see where we are here 'cause we're going to walk around getting a workout here, guys, getting a workout. Okay, we're got to go by the picnic.

Pavilion. Yeah, know it's, it's, it's, you know, April is just one of those things. April, when you live stream, here let me show you guys on the map what I mean when I say we have a bad connection. So, we started out right here at the Pine Tree Cafe. We went down this way over here. We saw those little trees that Kaleidoscope it. We walked through the perennial garden right over here towards the lady's border, came back out towards the reflecting pool, saw the rabbit. Then we come, came over here na a plant garden, walked all the way here through the aelas, walked over the Stone Mill Bronx River. Here's the rose uh Rockefeller Rose Garden. We kind of walked around through here and we came out through the lilacs, walked through the cherry, and this is where we lost our connection down by the waterfall walk. We then came up around the Stone Mill. We are now coming along this way here, and now we have come all the way up to the crab apples, and now we're here at the

daffodil Hill. Top of the daffodil hill. Now we're going to walk along the Mitsubishi Wild Wetland Trail and head back to the main area. Good to see you, Nelly. Yeah, we walked a lot. Look how, look at this scene here. Look at this, look at this here, how pretty that is. It's the Bronx, it's the Bronx. But yeah, it does get a little irritating when we keep on dropping the signal like that. And do I got to tie my shoe? No, no. Okay, but good to see you again there, Danley. Sorry about the signal issue. It's a little annoying. But now this is the picnic area. Going to see a Land Rover. Welcome back. Now we got to walk along the Wetland Trail and make our way back. You would be dead, Nelly. Nelly, that's why I do the walking for you. That's why me and a duchess do the walking for you. That's why we do the walking for you. I know a lot of you guys and something.

is munching on me on my belly. He is having a bagel with locks, with a side of Dutch M. He is really feasting on whatever that, whatever's eating me is like feasting on me. Welcome to the Mitsubishi Wild Wetland Trail. We're now going to walk down this really cool little Wetland Trail here, and there's water right over there. This feels like I'm in Snug Harbor in Staten Island, briia bre yet. But this is why I do the walking. This is why me and The Duchess do the walking for you guys. I know some of you guys can't do stuff like this. Look at this, wow. Whoa, you guys see that black bird with the Red Wings? Look at this, wow. It's a spot to go bird watching. Sunny day indeed, Sebastian Aava. Good to see you, welcome. If it wasn't for the planes flying over our heads every few minutes. Minutes, thank you so much, Brett. We're back, this an impressive area here. I haven't live streamed here before, so

this is pretty cool. We usually go on the other side of this, so it's nice to be in here. How does a water lily adapt? Let us know. Oh, look at this. We have a little hidden gazebo here. Wow, where we can sit down in shade and relax. They're pretty impressive. Tell you, we're going to see another little chipmunk again. It's going to be here, Carmen Terry. Good to see you. Your name is Carmen, and you're from South Carolina. Good to see you, Carmen, out there in the great state of South Carolina. We're looking for chipmunks and exciting-looking birds, and I'm going to try not to inhale any insects. An insect is definitely dining on me. And Debbie with a $12 PayPal. Debbie, thank you so much for the very generous $12 PayPal. Thanks so much in today's $5 Club, two times plus $2. Much appreciated with a big $12 PayPal. Thank you so much, Debbie. Much appreciated as the as the

flies go into the camera. This is where you got to watch out for the ivy. Yeah, I don't think there's Ivy along the path because this is a Botanical Garden, so they do like maintain it. So I don't think we got to worry about Ivy and stuff like that, but it is really, yeah, all these Wetlands. All wetlands are right there. It's like water right there. Wow, what lives in Wetlands? Frogs, turtles, snakes thrive in and around water. Herrings and red-winged blackbirds, egrets, ducks, and hawks are among the birds that depend on Wetlands for food and nesting sites. Yes, there are the little frogs here, the little cookie, the little Puerto Rican Bronx cookie, cookie, cookie, cookie. Anyway, glad you guys are enjoying this truly nonsensical romp through the forest here. And now this brings us back to the little waterfall area here. Cie, cie, qu, quack. Those are animal sounds as the mobster does in Johnny Sakino or Johnny.

toothpick. I don't know what animal that even is. Oh, we got to hit that thumbs up if you like this truly nonsensical nonsense. Thank you, thank you. Oh my God. Alright, we're going to head back over. Let's let you guys see the waterfall here. Take, yeah, we got to go in there. Well, we'll go in there. Thank you so much, guys. Derek, good to see you. O, first one in the winners. Winner latency Lottery. Then Stephanie Sterns and Mr. Metalhead. Mr. and Mrs. Metalhead Warrior. Mr. and Mrs. Metalhead Warrior. Thank you so much for the very generous $20 Super Chat. Let's come back out. Thank you so much. Joining today's $5 Club. Two, uh, four times today. Much, much, much appreciated. Oh yeah, with a big $20 Super Chat. Thank you so much, Mr. and Mrs. Metalhead Warrior. Oh yeah, we were totally losing signal in there. We hit the wall. But thank you so much there, Mr. and Mrs. Metal Head Warrior. We will get a drink with that money. We

will get a drink with that money. Thank you so much for the very generous $20 Super Chat. Yeah, once we walked in there, the signal started nose diving. The signal don't like the water. The signal don't like the water. All right, it is 4:30 in the afternoon. Deb, was that you with the PayPal notification? PayPal donation, thank you so much. I do get PayPal donations, but I can't read the whole name. It only gives me like your first name and then like your second name is like your last name is like kind of cut off. So thank you so much, Deb, with that big $12 PayPal. We made it back to the rabbit. We're almost done with our big loop here of the New York Botanical Garden. That was you. Thank you so much, Deb. Remember that PayPal donations, I keep 100%. Your PayPal donation, super chats like the so. Thank you guys so much. We're chasing rabbits and waterfalls today. Stephanie Sterns, Les Snow, Set Kia.

Ora Kiaa and Robo Jackson London welcome. Wow, is $12 is 5 PBS. Wow, 5bs is $12. Holy crap. Oh, that's right, we got to see this weird house over here. There's like a weird, there's like a weird house as everyone watches the tram go by. That tram is straight out of Disney. Feel like I'm in an amusement park when I see that tram. Ah, 10 PBS. Thank you so much for the 10 pound. Thank you so much for the Big 10 PB fish when it's only going to cost. Much appreciated there, Deb. Great day for a walk indeed. You spent 2 hours walking around Soho. Nice. Probably crowded down there. I know the city is crowded today. That's why I'm saving myself for the city until tomorrow. Think I got to go to work in the morning. So, get to work in the morning and then I'll do a live stream and then I'll, I got to come back to con and by a certain time. So, here we have another house. This

house here is inspired by Alice in Wonderland. Now, what is this called? We didn't even read this. This is by Andre Kong. It's called Grown Home or Home, sorry. It's, of course, for drug references. Homegrown. This is by Homegrown by Andrew Andre Kong. Like Alice growing unwieldy at the hands of a magical mushroom, the brick walls of this house have taken on an organic form made of mycelium roots. Structure of mushrooms and the bricks of this building turn into a fiction into reality at the hands of the artist. British architect and designer Andre Kong explores material tradition, context, and innovation to create the unexpected playful narratives for sustainability. Homegrown. HGR. It's homegrown, man. Ain't nothing wrong with it, man. You they can't bust you for seeds, man. So this house is literally made of mushrooms. It's literally made of this. This is like mushroom material. See mushrooms, mushroom miracle for fortified fungi. So now you can see, man. You saw a house B mushrooms, man. You know how Alice, you just tripping.

man a little drafty man but it'll do man it keeps the rain off man you know it's all right man you know just little little mushrooms ain't going to hurt nothing. This little dab will do you man anyway get nice air conditioning man don't you love this nonsense. It is nonsense today so that house is made of mushrooms. Don't eat the walls if you don't like your children encourage them to lick the wall and then the child will will laugh un un un inhibit uninhibited that's what I want to say. The child will laugh like he's on laughing gas and then the child will sleep to sleep of Ages leaving mommy and daddy alone to drink their beers here in the New York panical Garden. Keep that in mind when you visit this summer but don't forget oh this is is this a new live stream Stephanie. Oh I thought we start I thought we had the same one I thought we had the same one. This is a new live stream oh man okay I'm going to

have to add the title of a part two to this. Yeah, all edible, all mushrooms are edible, some only once. There's more Alice in Wonderland stuff inside that big building over there, that's like the library building, whatever the hell it's called. I think that's our train, that's our train. You hear our train, everyone? That's our train. Oh, it's a part two. Okay, so this is a part two. I thought I started the same one, I guess not. I wish I could merge them, wish I could merge the live streams together. Glad you guys are loving it. We are now back at the Masalo Parkway entrance to the New York Jungle Garden. We have made it, we have done our loop. The sky is amazing, the park is amazing. All right, we have made it, ladies and gentlemen. H, another out of the sit-down, out of the out of the course of things, a relatively short live stream today. Ah, oh my goodness, it's time for me and The Duchess to head back home, head back to the land of kings of

Brooklyn. I hope you guys enjoyed this. Would be a nice album cover, right? Very peaceful-looking indeed. How can we know the visitors? How can we know the Wonderland characters are from just visitors? I don't know. Oi, that I don't know. But if you like this nonsense, make sure to hit the big like button. Let's see what are we at here. Yeah, oh yeah, no. Hit the like button. We were at 200 likes on the last video. If you enjoyed this nonsense, make sure to hit the like button. I'm sorry about the connection that we had before. We had to do a part two here, evidently. So, uh, sorry about that. But you're more than welcome for the live stream. You're more than welcome for the romp through the garden. But now it's time for me and a duchess to head back home to Brooklyn, and I'm going to grab myself a beer. So, from the New York Botanical Garden, first of all, I want to thank everyone who super chatted. I want to thank everyone who left

paypals. I want to thank everyone who hit the thumbs up on both videos today. It is deeply, deeply, deeply appreciated, much, much, much appreciated. Did you find this nonsense for the first time? Did you find this channel for the first time? Then make sure to, uh, subscribe to the Dutch M family networks here on YouTube and on Instagram, all same name at Dutch mod, and make sure you hit the notification bell because I never know when I'm going to go live next. But from the New York panel garden, this is Dutch was and The Duchess signing off. Have a fantastic Bronx day, whether you can afford to live here or not. Hug your loved ones, cherish those sweet moments, and good afternoon, good evening, and good night, Mrs. Calabash, wherever you are. I'll see you guys tomorrow on the next one. Tomorrow's the first day of June. The UN just ratified it. Thank you so much for tuning on in, guys. Have a great evening, guys. Take care. Bye-bye.

🔴 NYC Live: New York Botanical Garden Part 2 - 5/31/24

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Struggles with Cell Phone Signal During a Live Stream

The group is back together with a good cell phone signal after experiencing drops while walking through the park.

The narrator shows the map to illustrate the route taken and the areas with poor connection.

They continue walking along the Mitsubishi Wild Wetland Trail to return to the main area, while acknowledging the annoying signal issues.

Exploring the Mitsubishi Wild Wetland Trail

The speaker is live streaming from the Mitsubishi Wild Wetland Trail, sharing their experience of walking through the area and observing nature.

They mention a black bird with red wings, a hidden gazebo, and the presence of various animals like chipmunks, frogs, and birds that thrive in the wetlands.

The speaker also expresses gratitude for a generous PayPal donation and highlights the importance of wetlands for wildlife.

Chasing Rabbits and Waterfalls: A Live Stream Adventure

The live stream features a playful and nonsensical commentary, with the host interacting with viewers and acknowledging their support through Super Chats and PayPal donations.

The host mentions losing signal while entering a waterfall area and expresses gratitude for the generous contributions.

The stream is set in the New York Botanical Garden, with the host completing a loop and chasing rabbits and waterfalls.

Unique House Inspired by Alice in Wonderland

The speaker is in London, commenting on the city's crowdedness and the amusement park vibe from a tram.

They highlight a peculiar house called "Homegrown" by Andre Kong, which features brick walls with an organic form made of mycelium roots, resembling mushrooms.

The artist's work aims to create playful narratives for sustainability, using mushroom material to construct the house.

A Quirky Live Stream in the New York Jungle Garden

The host humorously describes a drafty house made of mushrooms, suggesting they are harmless and even encouraging children to lick the walls for a laugh.

The live stream takes a playful turn as the host realizes it's a part two and expresses a desire to merge the streams.

The tour ends with a positive note, highlighting the amazing sky and park before heading back home.

Signing Off from the New York Botanical Garden

The speaker reflects on a peaceful moment in Brooklyn and engages with viewers, encouraging them to like and subscribe.

They express gratitude for super chats and support, while also apologizing for a previous connection issue.

The speaker concludes by wishing everyone a great day and announcing the start of June.