Please do a detailed video on how you choose the stones and how you lay them. Waiting patiently for your next video. Great work.

We lived near the site of an old POW camp in Arizona reserved for captured German sailors. There is a story of how a group of POWs got hold of a map showing the nearby Salt River and figured they just had to make their way to it and raft down to the Gulf of California to Mexico. Of course, they were unaware that the river they saw marked on the map was a dry watercourse most months out of the year and were eventually apprehended sheltering by an irrigation ditch in the desert.

Thank you for sharing , im learning the art one stone at a time . From Philippines

Gorgeous views

Exactly what I was looking for!

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Sorry for your family loss may God continue Blessing the family 🙏🙏🙏🙏

Rest in Peace Chief Bo

my grandfather was a german POW I recently got his records from Germany which has his personal serial number. He had always said to my dad he was sent to Oklahoma but the only thing I could find his the stamp POW camp number 8. Could yo help me with any of that?

Neat story of lost town. I love the big tree!

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You summed things up rather well, refreshing to hear someone being objective with all the facts.

Same thing happened in Canada.

My dad was a camp guard of German POW's in the US. He said they were a hardworking and industrious bunch. They liked working on the local farms and were always making things out of scraps. Some made all wood coo-coo clocks that they would sell to the camp personnel or locals they worked for.

Thank You Ma'am, Ms Melinda, for this valuable glimpse into our recent History.

I live in Neosho, MO home of Camp Crowder. The original Camp Swampy in the comics. Crowder held many pow's during the war. Thank you for your video.

Great job Melinda! Can't wait to visit Vicksburg in late March, 2023. We are looking forward to follow the path of Grant's March through Louisiana. I hope 3 days are enough time to experience the Vicksburg Campaign.

Great video! Thank you!

I know near where I reside and very close to where I use to work, are remnants of a POW camp in Sturtevant, Wisconsin. Some of the old officers quarters have been converted into private homes, and what was the camp has been turned into a residential neighborhood. It butts up to the old Milwaukee Road property.

I got such a kick out seeing you at the Port Allen site. My daddy was 12 years old when that camp opened. He loved to tell stories about growing up in Port Allen. My favorite stories involved the German POWs.

Great video

Thank you i learned some facts. 1970. I was at north and south fort polk never know pow ww2. I w as in the old ww2 hospital for 2 months at fort polk where were the pow In new jersey parvin state park old c c c camp i recall fence building s ball field in 1955 highway demolition now nature and msintence shop yours truly evans w Robinson sgt ret

I grew up next to Fort Drum, NY. Back in WWII, it was known as Pine Camp, and housed German and Italian POWs. Back in the 80s, many of the old barracks still stood and had been repurposed as 'craft shops', where soldiers could come and do woodworking, pottery, etc. I remember walking down the dirt path between the buildings and easily imagining what it looked like in the 1940s.

Excellently presented! Thanks for sharing and best of luck!

Wow, Thank-you