Id say it is

Please let your subscribers know if you are safe!!

I've left messages on three of your older videos just trying to see if you are ok

Does anyone know if Amy is safe!!

Please let us know your ok!!!

Amy I can't find any videos from you ans got worried!! Are you ok? I wasn't sure where you live in NC????

I kid/teen play the only arcade game in thr drug store during blizzard abd buying candy in the candy store

From new England area when for vacation there 3 or more time back then

I remember that main street mall area and water park and arcade was all one during snow ❄️ storm we stuck hotel and mall area for 2 days

Beautiful place. My parents spent their honeymoon there and I plan on a visit soon.

Those fees are for each purchase?

White’s Creek-plural

Such a waste of money and resources. She built her “dream” house, knowing they probably wouldn’t stay there forever.

Nice towns in that area. Moving back to Tryon in a month.

Wow six dollars for coffee that is just fair and the rest of the food has what was it three or four different charges at it, gratuity, service charge, West Virginia charge, resort, etc. !!!

She was the First Lady of Country. Tammy didn't die of a blood clot. It was drugs. Richey let her lie dead on the couch most of the day before calling his lawyer, then her Dr. in Pittsburgh. Richey sat in his recliner, likely popping Valiums, with her dead on the couch. She was taken that evening to the FH on Thompson Ln where embalming erased much of the drugs, except Versed & Phenergan. Richey either intentionally ODd her or didn't properly monitor. Versed by itself can stop breathing and is rarely given outside of ambulatory surgery centers at the very least. Sheila was using Tammy's credit card out shopping before Tammy died; even a wk after her death. Hank's wife did die there just inside the front door.

My son lives in Spartanburg county SC. The surrounding area is beautiful, but home prices are pretty high for a good, solid home. I hope you can find a gem in a nice area for you to settle in.

Thank you Amy! Growing up in WV I never made it to the State Fair. I went to the Buckwheat Festival, the Strawberry Festival and the annual Dairy show at Jackson’s Mill. I think I am going to try and go to the Georgia State Fair. Thank you! You really captured the spirit of the fair.

That 37,000 square feet Mansion ( it certainly was NOT a Home, but simply a Mansion) is sitting on that Mountain abandoned! Barbara and Her Husband should have stayed in that Mansion it's pathetic what She and Her Husband did,Moved out of Their Dream House and now it's rotting away because of Her stupidity.

I've always wanted to visit the font when I was younger. Now that i am much older, I don't care if i ever do. I've lost interest.

My niece and her family live in West Jefferson great community !

We love West Jefferson. Being from WV I love the mountains. Also, my fiance' is from the area and went to college in Boone. Her sister and Brother in Law have a permanent Summer Campsite at Racoon Holler. We, along with her cousin and a good friend, try to go up each summer or over labor day. We were there over July 4th and it was packed with Christmas in July. I can't wait to try it when we are there next. We had to stay in Wilkesboro during July because that was the closest Hilton Hotel I could find (I work for Hilton). I enjoyed the ride through the mountains each morning. I also love the people - including the friendly people in Wilkesboro. Thank you for another great video. You really captured the town.

I live in Greenville and it's interesting to see it through a visitor's eye! I'm surprised you didn't look for the Mice on Main while you were strolling downtown. I've been here for eleven years and it has changed so much in that little time frame. The Grand Bohemian opened 2 years ago and I have yet to venture inside to explore because I'm too busy riding my bike on the Swamp Rabbit Trail. Greenville also has a great theater scene. Don't forget the proximity to the mountains, waterfalls and state parks that are an hour away. Thanks for featuring the restaurants I usually walk past cuz I'm not really a foodie. :)

Nice work. Those old historical places are memorizing

Amy, good luck on your home search. It can be exciting, frustrating and tiring. I managed three different hotels in Atlanta for a Company based in Greenville. When we would have a meeting in Greenville we would go to downtown Greenville. It has really grown and has so many cool places. Much better than Atlanta. Enjoy!

Blowing Rock is interesting to visit. It reminds me a little bit of Highlands NC. I am not into shopping but my fiance' and her cousin love to go shopping in Blowing Rock. She grew up in North Wilkesboro and graduated from App State. So, she is familiar with the whole area. Your video on West Jefferson was interesting. Her sister and Brother in Law, who live in Charlotte, have a permanent summer campsite at Racoon Holler near West Jefferson. I love the area. I wouldn't mind living in North Wilkesboro, Boone or West Jefferson. I grew up in Morgantown WV and they are closer to the type of towns I love. But, at least for the short-term I am stuck in the crazy traffic of Atlanta.

This is the second home that Barbara, and her family lived. She designed the plans for this home and her husband bulit this home for her. Then Barbara and her family moved after only fifteen years maybe a little less than that. She and her husband sold the home to John Rich . John Rich even produced a short reality series in the 2000s in the Fontanel home. In interviews Barbara in the past she said that she and her family would always stay in the Fontanel home with her family. All of sudden she moves in to a third home with her family and Barbara never looked back at Fontanel home in rare recent interviews she does not talk about this home that she desired wanted to have at that time. The last time Fontanel was sold , it was sold to a company or private investor who obviously who does not want any thing to do with the property and the home is just sitting there just rotting away and the beautiful widow celings now are just with mold. I am always going to admire Barbara Mandrell's voice but I have often wondered over years if she made the right deicison for her and her family by living in a huge home only to discover that the home that Barbara loved so much has remained empty, abandon and just rotting away. The structure of the home is still beautiful though. God Bless - Jason.

Hi Amy, My heart is with you. ❤ Someone is going to love all this Mid-Century furniture.

Super cool to see somewhere so close to my hometown as a VLOG!

9:20 wow I thought he died in Madison at his mom's house 😪

Great content and narration, but back off the microphone a lil bit, the distortion takes away from yer great work here. Some have some don't, you have it, but the tech part is letting you town. BTW, I rember the crash and the night of the horrible fire.

YIKES Could you have at least picked a better format to showcase pieces that no one wants anymore..or use an occasional piece mixed with other styles. bad broadloom you could have put the pieces in a parking lot and they would have looked way better even on the front lawn..ever heard of ''PRODUCT SHOTS'' ? try it sometime

The furniture is in great shape. I hope you can sell them to someone who appreciates the authenticity of it. Good luck on your continued search. I am sure God will help guide to the right place. Take care Amy!

Never gets old. Hope BR retains its character, doesn't become gentrified. We'll see.

Well do tell! Are these fabulous furnishings for sale now? I love the four seasons plaques and the Royal Haegar. How wonderful to see this time capsule.

Went threw this house, looked nothing like it did when Tammy was alive

Hank Williams was a true legend

Tragic end to two lives.

classy as always!!!

I have eaten at Draper's Cafe, Jerry West 's Prime 44 and Slammin' Sammy's. When I was there about 15 years ago I had the pleasure of meeting Frank Moseley who worked at The Greenbrier for 63 years.

This is an underrated channel 👍

great content.

The bridge is beautiful in person!

You went! 🎉Great video that gave a real sense of what it is like. I drove around it before it opened and through the gorge one time. There used to be a Pastor of a church I attended who retired back to WV near Fayetteville. Thanks for going and doing a tour.

The train station looks so well preserved. It's so nice these places are still there.

What an amazing example of a Mid-century Modern home and it's authentic! It was kept up so nice too. This is rare. I hope you will keep it just the way it is. You should tag this video as Mid-century Modern Home and you will get a lot of views! I had an old hand-me-down Danish modern chair that I used to tote around from apartment to apartment for about 15 years. It was held together by bungee cords. When I decided to throw it out, before I could even get it to my dumpster (in Los Angeles) someone ran up and claimed it. They couldn't believe I was throwing it out.

The river and bridge look so impressive. It's amazing people can build bridges like this. The park looks like a great place too.

I live less than an hour from there.

A beautiful building,huh?

Amy, thanks for the memories. One of the first places that I took my wife was Camden Park when we were courting. My family still lives in Barboursville. My Dad ran all the Tradewells and Foodlands in the area. He was the caterer for those wonderful picnics at Camden Park. I used to help. My brothers have had a business on Route 60 in Barboursville for the last 40 years. Thanks again and am looking forward to more content from the area.