Loved it. Thank you

That's awesome, thank you 😊

I Injoy Watching Your video And thank you for sharing this video and I Love watching The history of the Appalachia and I Love The peacocks and chickens and all those buildings.

Love this kind of stuff. Will have to check it out. Jerry needs to take up whittling, keep those traditions alive!!! 😆✌🏻💕

Good video, I enjoy it was good.. so let's keep on hiking...

Loved the video🥰

Awesome video!! Now I want to go visit the museum. Such a cool place. Thanks for sharing. 🙂

Funny a memory just popped up on my fb page from a trip we took years ago to Museum of Appalachia. Love it there.

I liked the setup of the museum. It reminds me of the ones in Alaska. Every picture has a story. All the displays have a description. Not just a bunch of stuff displayed. Truly a learning museum. Definitely someplace that I'll stop in my wonderings.

Great job! So much to see there. I have been there about ten times and always love it. The old hearse in the big indoor museum reminds me of the poem "Because I Could Not Stop for Death" by Emily Dickinson. They used to have a three-or four-day bluegrass festival every October, called Tennessee Homecoming. I was sad when they discontinued it. It was good beyond words. I'm glad I got to go several times.

Thanks for this great video!

Great video! Thanks for the wonderful tour. Been wanting to visit this place for awhile now.

Thank you! I was never here.

What a great video! I loved this so much! Now this is definitely on my bucket list, thanks. I just love history! I bet the gift shop had some really cool things. Was so much fun! 🙂💕

Look at you lookin all purty Love the video !

Looks like a great place to visit. thanks for sharing this. I had no idea something like this is close.

You and Jerry did an awesome job with this video. I had to stop several times to google people, but interesting history. Then you added food and gifts! Two words…ROAD TRIP. Two more words, thank you.

Don't get me wrong, I love the hiking stuff, and I've been following you since well before the AT... but this and the Biltmore tour video might be my favorites. Thanks for sharing!

Ah!!! Home sweet home!!!

I enjoyed the food there at the cafe.

Dag bern it , we JUST came back from a trip to Tennessee ( what was sappose to be a family reunion on my son's father's family's side ) Jeremy was born in Knoxville . I developed an affinity for the beauty of the area when i lived there , we should head right back just to see this place. !

Love the video. I invite to come and hike to Hensley Settlement in Cumberland Gap National Historical Park. Here in Cumberland Gap, TN. You would love it. Keep the videos coming

Great video. So informative about the museum. My daughter lives in Tennessee, so now we need to plan a trip to visit. The deer loved braids on the AT. The peacocks sure loved you and gave yall a beautiful feather show. Hey Jerry. So great to see you both together have fun. Wow the food looks delicious 😋.

Thanks, Braids. You saved me $15, and a 2000 mile round trip!

Your new job should a commenter. Your voice is that good.

Oh... I love this museum. We just randomly stopped here on our way to Georgia. Such a gem. Glad you are giving it some love!

Awesomely done and very informative! I was born and raised on a little cotton farm outside of Huntsville Alabama and have similar ancestry! Thanks for sharing! 🤙

I love learning about American history and that was beautifully done. 🤘🏻😎

Interesting things to see! Those peacocks knew how to model their feathers!

Great video Gretchen. The museum looks really interesting. When I'm on long road trips, I plan ahead and stop at any county or historical museums on my route.

Awesome video 📹 👏 👌. Thanks for sharing...have you ever considered becoming a tour guide?

@HikingwithBraids

2 жыл бұрын

I’m like a virtual tour guide lol

Even in my lifetime (b. 1956), the world has changed so much. Granted, life these days has a lot of advantages, but sometimes I wonder just how much we've lost in the process. Life was hard for these folks, but they made do with what they had, and were grateful for it. Maybe that's why people like us enjoy the outdoors and getting away from the modern world for at least a little while

@dspencer1969

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You ain't wrong friend - we've lost so much

I totally need to check this out! Just in Tennessee not too long ago and this would've been so much fun! 🙌

@HikingwithBraids

2 жыл бұрын

Totally worth it!

With this video Gretchen, you could do a collab Video on Appalachia with kzread.info/dron/P87Uu3q9IDUpEl1xr8-VQA.html. Very good stuff! I don't understand the reason of the Peacocks, but I do know when I was last down in the lower eastern section of Kentucky I was amazed to see some just wandering around like they owned the place. Celebrate your heritage! It was spread far and wide (even I have connections to the mountain towns)! Cheers!