"Moto" pit....

I love the waterfalls, but i can no longer hike to them😢

Sounds so peaceful

Those moments are a gift...

that park looks super cool

Fantastic, thanks 😊

ya pissed me off recruit 😮😮😮😮😮😮

So cool to see old home movies of America before it went to hell. The film quality is very high. I got to see Mount Rushmore in the early 1980s before the remodel and the main building still looked exactly like in did in the film "North By Northwest".

Good video! That’s how you do it Custard’s hill It’s only part of the battlefield

Nice find. I'm heading out to Montana for the first time this summer (2024). I was born in 1965.

It's great seeing David Browning and Allan Newsome.

Always Look forward to Your Next Video. Love You buddy. Dan from Southern Oregon.

Did you know that theme song of mash is Suicide is painless..

We were in Cherokee a few months ago. We enjoyed the Museum of the Cherokee People. I have no native ancestors, but I like learning about the people who were here before us.

I would HIGHLY recommend you hire a private tour guide if going to Gettysburg. If you have at least 3 people in your group it's cheaper than riding a cramped bus and you get a more personal tour. They will drive your car to each site, many of which the bus doesn't stop at. Our guide went long by almost two hours because he enjoyed sharing the history so much. In all of my years, Gettysburg is the most sobering site I've ever been to.

Interesting. Thank you. I can understand why the costumes had to be Hollywood…most people know nothing about the Cherokee..their lives were displaced to Oklahoma which is not the southeast mountains.

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Ty

🏆🤗💔🙏🌹 Thank you for sharing this

Thanks for the Update. Will Always look forward to a new Video from Your Channel. Love Your Content. 64 Year old Dan from Southern Oregon.

Well, still had to make another adjustment, this one should work, It takes KZbin about 1/2 hour on this video to process each change in sound level of music 🤔

working on trying to lower the volume of the music

The music is a bit too loud. I couldn't hear you.

My Grandfather gave a few Golf lessons to Mr Borgnine in the 70's here in Mobile Alabama...

Thank you for this interesting presentation! I would have never have known about this, as I really liked both of these actors.

Nice story.

Actors

Loved it two of my favorite character afford

Thank you!!

I used to watch this , i didnt agree or enjoy the Actors who directed the episodes . They dont belong in a Director's chair. They belong in front of the Camera!!!!

Yawn! 🥱

Great video! My parents took us there many many times as a kid in the early to mid 70’s. I’m 63 now but I have so many memories of Ghost Town that it seems like just yesterday. I may be wrong but I swear we met Kurt Russell at Ghost Town and he was just a kid, he was signing autographs.. I miss my old friend Ghost Town In The Sky! 😢

Love it - brings back a LOT of memories :) ! My good friend and I played "Combat" when we were younger too - I played the Rick Jason role (because I was tall, skinny and had dark hair) and my buddy played the Vic Morrow role (Jerry was shorter and had blonde hair). Our grenades were clods of dirt, and the year we got our "machine guns", boy, we were in business !!

In The 1970's I bought My first Camera using My Paper Route $ It was a Kodak 126 Instamatic X 15 I used it into the 90's when they stopped making The film for it. I have no Idea what every happened to it. Thanks for sharing Your Memories.

John Denver's Greatest Hits album was released in November of 1973, so you must have gone into that box more recently than 54 years ago (1970). Fun video anyway, thanks for sharing it.

Nice to see a little personal archeology. Stay cool.

This was really cool, thanks

Good ole days!!

I used to have an eight track and a cassette deck side by side in my car

I LOVED Charlene Darling!

Cheraw is named for the Cheraw indians,who assimilated with the Catawba indians who are the only federally recognized tribe in SC. The 1835-1850 $20 bill from the Merchants Bank of SC in Cheraw depicts a picture of a Catawba indian.

I went to Chesterfield-Marlboro Tech College in 82-84. My history teacher took us on a tour of Cheraw. One of the things I remember was that the Home Guard made up of 62 boys age 12-16 were hung by Sherman for their part in burning the bridge and allowing Hardee's 4th SC cavalry to escape,as well as being combatants out of uniform. It took the Yankees three days to build pontoons to cross the river into Marlboro County, where the Yankees occupied Bennettsville for two days before going through McColl and burning the Beaver Dam Baptist Church. Meanwhile, Sherman didn't wait to cross the river in Cheraw but left a subordinate General in charge. Sherman went up river and crossed in Anson County NC into Richmond County NC. There are still bullet holes in the Rockingham, NC court house. Eventually, Sherman's troops merged again at a place called five points on the North side of Laurinburg NC. I think also it's necessary to mention,Cheraw was the last place goods could be transported from the coast before the river becomes to rocky. Cheraw also had the railroad. Many items were sent from Charleston anticipating Sherman's advance. Sherman was once quoted as saying, the best wine he ever had was in Cheraw... Also Chesterfield County seceded from the Union on November 19th,1860. This was one month before SC actually seceded on December 20th. The Lycium building has the original feather pen used by Henry McIver to draw up and sign the ordinance of secession. Henry McIver is buried in St David's cemetery. Cheraw also had the Merchant's Bank of SC in Cheraw. The bank operated from 1835-1865. The bank printed money from 1835-1859. However, towards the end of the Confederate War the bank is said to have been a gold depository for the Confederacy. And was also the last bank to accept Confederate money in the South. Thank you for the video you shared, and keeping local history alive.... Lest we ever forget! Deo Vindice 🇸🇴

Replaced my Ventline hood with a Broan. Had to buy a reducing vent duct from 7" to 5". Works great! I love the option of low or high speed fan.

Askew's book is an invaluable tool I've used to research the war here in East Tennessee. I recommend it to anybody who is curious and having difficulty finding documentation of this mostly forgotten, but, highly critical part of the Civil War.

I wouldn't be out there without some protection. (Mt. Lions)

I read that Jim Nabors didn’t like watching the opening of Gomer Pyle bc he said i made him sad ..bc alot of those soldiers were killed in Vietnam

Looks like a great Place to spend the day. Thanks for Sharing more Andy Griffith Facts. Love it.

America needs more Don Knotts, Andy Griffith and Mayberry!

Great to see and hear you Tim - Kyle says "HEY" :) !!! Looking forward to the completed video !

Honestly I would not want to live in a world with out the Andy Griffith Show. Thanks for all Your Hard work Sandhilldigger. Looking forward to More.