Abandoned Maine Farms, Cemeteries and Cellar Holes

[@casedoumasr656]

This is the history of over 200 years not very many people can do as you thank you for showing and telling about how that land was started for farming .p.s. I'am from the northern washington state coastal area at age 13 my Dad help clear 40 acres of peat ground for a farmer full of big trees and about 10 years later bought that land for hay crops for the family Dairy .Tom your roots go very deep for your farm thank you 🙏🇺🇸🏆

[@LedgemereHeritageFarm]

thank you

[@KatInTheNorth]

I love exploring the old cemeteries & old cellar holes. There’s some interesting places in your area. So much history, all around us. Thank you for taking us along!

[@LedgemereHeritageFarm]

thank you for coming

[@reneprovencher8395]

As a young teen I cleaned that cemetery of brush, broken branches. Cleaned it as best I could. It was a place where I would sit and contemplate how they had lived. There was not a lot of young trees in it. Just some big ones. As a kid it was “my cemetery “! 🥸🫣😵‍💫

[@MarkWYoung-ky4uc]

I love exploring old homestead and especially grave yards. Those are some great looking turkeys.

[@LedgemereHeritageFarm]

thank you

[@joyceweaver6949]

Very interesting. It's amazing how the land reclaims itself.

[@reneprovencher8395]

Great video Tommy, hope one day you walk mr through my old cemetery!😆😁👍

[@LedgemereHeritageFarm]

i will next time you come up

[@kevinwallace4751]

Tom, thank you for this. I love learning about the history of properties and of the towns from 100 and more years. Im curious, have you ever metel detected around those areas? Good video buddy👍

[@LedgemereHeritageFarm]

my boys have. I keep meaning to go up there and do that sometime