Hello Bloggineers, we're in Perris, California and we are going to show you the fun things you can do here.
Our first step is a surprise for Brother at the Orange Empire Railway Museum.
[Brother] Someone said train. So it is a train.
What he doesn't know is that we are at the Day Out With Thomas event.
We received a passport upon entering.
Brother, can you guess where we're at?
[Brother] I don't know where we are.
You can take off your blindfold now.
[Brother] Where are we?
Yay, Thomas!
First, we're going to ride the Thomas train.
We're getting our boarding passes.
[Staff] All right. Thank you. Thank you. Welcome aboard.
[Brother] All aboard.
And here we go.
[Brother] Oh, I see Percy.
We've reached the end of the line and we're moving backwards.
Then we received our junior engineer certificate and got a stamp in our passport.
Now we're passing by the San Diego Trolley and the LA Metro Rail.
Next we're riding the MTS Trolley.
The Orange Empire Railway Museum is home to over 200 historic railway cars and locomotives from Los Angeles and the West.
Their mission is to educate the public about railway transportation and history of Southern California.
[Brother] Trains.
[Brother] Right there.
Brother found his favorite thing in the world: a train table.
There's also a model train exhibit.
Hey look, Metrolink!
[Brother] 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
We're going to step inside the Pacific Electric Hollywood car.
Brother is climbing into the locomotive to blow the whistle.
Time to ride another trolley.
Next we're going to take a break and watch some Thomas videos.
We're looking at more trains
and got another stamp in our passport.
After going through a haystack maze,
we saw more trains.
We acquired our final stamp and turned in our passport for a sticker.
[Brother] We had so much fun at Day Out With Thomas.
Our next stop is the Perris Valley Historical Museum.
This place gathers, protects, and preserves the history of the Perris Valley.
First we're learning about Frederick Thomas Perris who founded the town.
Brother and I are playing with an old-fashioned scale.
We're looking at even more exhibits.
[Brother] I wish this thing said 32 times 4 equals 128.
Now we are at the Perris Lake State Recreational Park.
And our first stop is the Ya'i Heki' Museum, which means "home of the wind."
This museum provides a comprehensive interpretation of the Native Americans of Inland Southern, California.
This song keep repeating.
Am shadow bombing the video.
The rattlesnake-skin feels very crumbly.
Now we're trying a game of hoop and stick.
[Ranger] Yay, you did it!
Brother is napping right now. So we're just gonna hike the Terry Peak Trail without him.
Here we go.
Lake Perris State Recreation Area offers opportunities for outdoor activities including biking, boating, swimming, camping, and hiking.
The unattended areas of Lake Perris may seem rocky and barren at first glance,
but an amazing variety of natural wonders are waiting to be found.
We have reached the top of the trail.
Lastly we're going to visit the marina.
A fisherman is showing us what he caught.
[Fisherman] Gonna put it in the pan. And make one or two fish tacos.
We had so much fun in Perris.
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