Berwind, West Virginia - Once A Mighty Coal Company Town in McDowell County

[@ClaraBBrown]

Enjoyed the video very much it takes me back to wen I was growing up

[@israelrhondaenriquezgarcia9526]

For 2 years I went to Berwind Elementary, my mama lives there in Cucumber; love that place!!!!! Thanks

[@sarahriffe3169]

Awhh, That's " The White House" ❤️❤️ My grandparents lived there for many many years and we only just sold it about a year ago, after their passing. I teared up over what you guys said about living there.. That place holds so many amazing memories for me. (....Except when it came time to put the Christmas decorations up.. I don't think a year went by without my mother or I having a near death experience putting the wreaths on the attic windows.. 😆 ) Thank you for sharing this and for the kind words. 😊

[@judypierce7028]

WOW! What a fantastic video Shane and Melody!! I have traveled through McDowell County a few times. It was a great coal mining county at one time, but. have since shut down. Thank you for interest in WV.

[@realappalachia]

Yes, Berwind was once a pure company town but those days are long gone

[@judypierce7028]

@@realappalachia It is a very poor area of WV, but beautiful.

[@genekirk3343]

I was born in Berwind in my grandmother's house in 1946. The doctor's house was originally Mr. Berwind's house. His wife hated it here and made him move back north.

[@roywhittaker2310]

My dad worked in the mines in Berwind in the late 1920's through the 1930's. He and my mother ( originally from Fireco) lived in Newhall. All four of my siblings were born and the oldest died there. My family moved to Princewick (in Raleigh county) in 1940, where I was born in 1943. We moved to Odd in 1944, then Big Stick in 1950. In 1951 (Mom refused to stay in Big Stick any longer) , we moved to Fireco, where I spent the rest of my youth near my beloved maternal grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins galore!

[@carolhardin2087]

Another good one, guys. I grew up in Coalwood and went to high school with kids from Berwind. It's sad to go back there now. The towns were so pretty, and now I feel like a survivor from some ancient civilization looking at the ruins.

[@realappalachia]

you really captured the feeling I get there too, seems like a beautiful place in ruins

[@loristacy6008]

Thank you for the mention!!! I had a very happy childhood living in Berwind!

[@realappalachia]

Glad you saw it, always enjoy hearing you on the radio. Glad to hear Berwind was a good place to live growing up.

[@eurasianhillbilly5513]

Awesome my family is from Canebrake, Berwind WVA, thanks for the video! ✌🏼

[@accordman43]

I appreciate the tour through Berwind! My mother married the company doctor and we lived up stairs above the doctor’s office in that big house on the corner. Left Berwind in 1958 and drove through there just last week on my way from Logan back to where I now live, Greeneville TN on April 27, 2022! Thanks again for the memories!!

[@realappalachia]

oh wow, I bet that house is amazing on the inside to see

[@accordman43]

@@realappalachia it was unique except I remember the rooms being big and cold! I was 12.

[@chubbawubba9801]

That is very cool memory, thanks for sharing neighbor.

[@billlaurens9641]

Many years before the GRMC was there, my granddad owned a small store in the lot beside where that GRMC is. Called it the R&M market. My aunt and uncle lived just next to the store and my grandparents next to that. It’s all gone now, and I can’t tell what’s behind that big fence, where their homes once stood. My brother and I used to fish off the bridge just up at the turn. Behind that were the railroad tracks, and on up the hill was a Pentecostal church. Went there once and between the talking in tongues and holy rolling, it scared me half to death. That was the late 70s. Simpler times and great fun spending summers in Berwind with my grandparents and aunt bet and uncle Jim.

[@sophiaw5104]

My aunt used to work at this store! We would sit with her sometimes during her work shift! Would visit my family during the summers here and War, WVa

[@jaimering952]

The beautiful White House use to be a doctor’s office. The Young’s owned it all my life until recently. My dad who recently passed was the Fire Chief at the Volunteer FD. I love Berwind!

[@dyedeborah3]

Hey Molody! You went to school with my daughter Kayla Dye Reynolds! I came across your channel while watching cemetery videos and my Mommy & I watched this video on Berwind & she cried tears of joy when you showed the old pictures of Berwind in the 1900's because you had a picture of the house she grew up in!! Thank you for doing this video! I can tell you it brought joy to my Mommy!!

[@realappalachia]

Aw I’m so glad y’all enjoyed that together!! And that it brought back good memories. I just love Kayla and remember you too! - Melody

[@charlielowery0617]

Great video. I spent summer vacations in Valls Creek and Canebrake. My Uncle Marshall was constable(?) in Canebrake and my grandfather was caretaker in Hartwell cemetery.

[@realappalachia]

Sounds like you have some deep roots in the area, glad you enjoyed the video, Charlie

[@JonJaeden]

Thank you so much for this. We lived in Berwind in 1956-1957. My father pastored the church you show at 2:26 & 4:11 At 4:25, that turnoff went back to another row of houses -- much less fancy -- where we lived. There was an alley between the houses on the paved road and our houses. The railroad tracks were up the embankment. I can still remember my mother running out to get the clothes off the line when the train was coming so they weren't dirtied again with the coal soot. We kids played in the coal bin on the ally and always needed a scrubbing in the 20-gallon tub. I once was dressed up to go somewhere and, instead of staying clean, ran around and fell. A small piece of black clinker got embedded in my side and was visible below the skin for decades. Our outhouse was one of the few that had a light in it. The switch was inside the house. Whenever we had company, my father liked to prank them by turning off the light while they were out there at night. He did it again when his cousin Roland was visiting and everyone had a good laugh when Roland came back in the house. But they had forgotten Roland was blind, so the joke was on them. Until she passed away last year, my mother always spoke of the people of Berwind with great affection. She would tell how she would make her grocery list and cut it up into individual pieces of paper for each item. The pieces of paper would be placed in the offering plate at church and passed around, with someone from each family reaching in and taking one of them. The groceries would appear sometime during the week. That's how the church provided for its pastor. At that turnoff at 4:25 is where I -- though only 5 at the time -- knew something was coming. The creek was higher than I had ever seen it before. In the morning there was water everywhere. Men -- perhaps from the National Guard -- lifted us out of our house through the window. I believe we stayed with the Wades who lived up the hill above the railroad tracks. Even though the houses on our row were built up on posts or blocks -- high enough that we as kids could play under there -- the flood waters rose and filled the interior with deep mud. We left Berwind after that. I last visited Berwind in 1976 while driving cross-country. Our old house was gone then. Thank you again for this. It stirred many memories.

[@realappalachia]

wow, what a fantastic comment. I loved reading those memories and it almost felt like i could see the things you described. Those floods in McDowell County can be sudden and vicious

[@kesmarn]

Thanks for sharing these great stories and memories. Terrific comment.

[@chubbawubba9801]

I can remember as a young child seeing the coal cars, a few others as well. I am only yes only lol 53 so that tells you something about what some see as distant memories. It is a whole new world there and as you two are doing so well showing what is and was. I think it would be an incredible video and true treasure to find an old timer like that gentleman and just sit down and talk while picking his memory. Maybe some coffee and pie with Shane, Melody and guest. You both can be charming and interesting so what is lacking? Interviews from people who lived the life and created the history is a strong appeal too many genres, historical, regional, Americana etc etc. I as all your followers appreciate all the time and effort you all put in. I truly look forward to new vids and this is only channel I actually watch adds on as a way to support that everyone can do if they want to help. Even the long 5 minute ones ad revenue is a huge support for this channel folks.

[@ronaldtiracchia2017]

Wow what a comment. Shane and Melody are awesome I hope their channel continues to grow for all of you folks who grew up the area they travel

[@realappalachia]

@@ronaldtiracchia2017 bless you, Ronald

[@gtobro1cw]

Nice to see my old homeland

[@leewelch2489]

What a great video.Your channel is on fire.

[@realappalachia]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@talldude5841]

Good one you both. Shane, you picked the perfect person to ask about the town. Can you imagine all he has seen here? I bet he has lived his entire 78 years in this small town. These people are a big as treasure as the town is. It is so important to get as much information off of them while they are still with us.

[@realappalachia]

I totally agree, he was a treasure

[@jeanettecastle7916]

Yes indeed. The people are your best source of history.

[@charleswells5266]

Big Creek was AAA school, back then and played some powerhouses of that time, I played against them for the Iaeger Cubs.AA team they beat us every year, they were tough as nails alright. Nothing exists of any of those schools anymore long gone and only a memory, thanks for replying.🏀🏈

[@libertyBuilders]

Great tour! All my family was from McDowell county. My Mom went to Iaeger and my dad went to big creek. My great grandfather was the justice of the piece in War Wv after he retired from the mines. And Melody I like big ol cabooses too I cannot lie lol!

[@ogamhunter]

Gotta love this community and its people! Wish you could've gotten their lake, such a beautiful and peaceful place. God Bless, (Glen) WV.

[@realappalachia]

May I live to be 1000 years old, I hope I never see Berwind Lake again as long as I live lol. I am only joking but my car's engine blew up there about 5 years ago in 100 degree heat and I thought I would die walking out for help. It was one of the worst days of my life - no water, no cell phone service, just miserable. It really is a gorgeous place but I have a bad taste in my mouth about it lol

[@kesmarn]

@@realappalachia This is one video where the comments almost rival the video itself when it comes to swapping interesting stories!

[@chubbawubba9801]

@@realappalachia Shane wanna go swimming bro? lol

[@travelingman484]

Y’all have done a great thing. You both feel like our next door neighbors driving us through beautiful southern towns. My wife and I are from Pennsylvania as adopted children of this great commonwealth. As a former trucker I miss all that great southern way of life. I used to travel to all sorts of southern towns. There’s nothing like southern hospitality. We love your KZbin show.

[@realappalachia]

That is awesome! We really appreciate y'all watching and riding along with us, that comment made our day

[@tracysl0524]

My grandma was from Berwind, Wert Virginia. He dad worked for the Berwind coal mine. His name is William Sims. He was the only miner killed when a company man didn’t tell everyone about the mine blasting. He also was the only coal miner in town to own his home. Elementary school children from Berwind had to go to school in Coalwood, West Virginia. They had to cross the creek to get to Coalwood.

[@realappalachia]

Sounds like your family has a lot of history tied to Berwind

[@tracysl0524]

@@realappalachia yes, please do a video on what it was really like to live in a coal camp. That’s what Berwind and Coalwood was before they became a town. I don’t think people know how horrible coal company men treat coal miners and their families.

[@realappalachia]

@@tracysl0524 I’ve actually been working on a video like that but it takes a long time to put together. Hope to have it out in the next couple of months.

[@tracysl0524]

@@realappalachia Here’s what happened the day my Great grandpa died. The company man knocked on the door and when my 13 year grandma opened the door this company man said”Your daddy’s dead!” He walked away never speaking to my great grandma.

[@tracysl0524]

The big White House in the video was for coal company white men and their families only to use. It was a hospital too. The company paid the doctor.

[@pvjohnson52]

I love the pictures of days gone by. Wow, what life it was.

[@amerbooboo1...]

Cool video 😎 you guys are so so cool

[@realappalachia]

Thank ya so much, Amy

[@roberthicks5704]

Hey guys. Another informative and interesting video. I never get tired of watching. Thanks a lot. Keep'em coming please.

[@realappalachia]

Thank you!!

[@danreed7889]

Like seeing the old photos

[@johnsmith-ug5tp]

Melody, "I like big ol cabooses and I can't lie." Is sooooo, wrong! 😂🤣 Hush child. 😂🤣

[@realappalachia]

😂 I couldn’t help myself! - Melody

[@johnsmith-ug5tp]

@@realappalachia It was funny 😉😊

[@tomnohmy1273]

Thx. Love how u two having fun, busting on each other at times, cool how u co present information, beautiful part of the country.

[@realappalachia]

Thanks so much, we have a ton of fun doing them

[@johncereghin6447]

I had relatives in Berwind on my mother's side of the family. Spent some time there in the early 1970s. I think I remember a night when the creek flooded!

[@realappalachia]

i bet that was pretty scary, those creeks can flood quick

[@sandy89107]

Cute little town with big cabooses 😁 I like the older gentleman who was so friendly explaining the town.

[@realappalachia]

He was great

[@conradveraguth1392]

Thank you for another interesting video. It was very nice hearing from the man who lived there for a long time. The photos at the end were great, made me wish I had a time machine, and be able to go back and see first hand what it was like to live in that time period

[@realappalachia]

Thank you, Conrad, I know what you mean about the time machine

[@monkeyhaters9258]

I also like big cabooses ,,, and cannot lie......😬👍🎶

[@MaxDManiac]

That's what I say alot during the winter in WV,,,,,Brrrrrrr,,,wind.

[@fredsimmons2793]

This was the perfect weather to show this town.You really did this place justice Melody and Shane.Melody your respects to Miss Judd was from the heart!

[@realappalachia]

Thank you so much, Fred!

[@johnsmith-ug5tp]

Growing up in New England we called our one road towns with a brook/stream/river lined with the same small houses 6 feet from the road and brook, "River rat towns." 😉😁

[@realappalachia]

I think I’ve heard that but never knew what it meant, so thanks for sharing! That makes sense!! - Melody

[@johnsmith-ug5tp]

@@realappalachia Yw. 😊

[@charleswells5266]

When I went to school in Davy, Wv we played Berwind in football and basketball, circa 1961-63. They had good teams, very competitive and well disciplined.🏈🏀

[@chubbawubba9801]

I have always heard that some of these old coal towns, had some of the best sports teams around. As a huge sports fan love hearing the old stories.

[@chrishensley6745]

Charles,my coach at Elizabethton,high here in Tn. played for big creek in the mid-late 50,s under Merle Gainer......Grade A Coach,man....and strived on discipline,one of the many ways of them small football teams in that area which usually played bigger schools and was tough as nails!

[@markcall2764]

Love your channel I’m thinking about moving to Boone County West Virginia have you made any videos about that area or know about that area I’m from Wilkes County North Carolina thank you ❤😊

[@michaelwilliams7650]

Great job in Berwind, my Mother was born in that coal camp ❤️

[@realappalachia]

So cool! thank you!

[@cindyjofaithful4469]

Such a nice peaceful location 😊 Thanks for the tour!

[@realappalachia]

Glad you enjoyed it, thanks, Cindy!

[@jessemcclanahan9712]

Seeing these coal towns die or in there way brings a tear to my eye to think of the families that have grown and moved on over time following where the work was. Most are to buddy to slow down to enjoy life. Thank y’all for this video

[@robinhaupt9119]

Thanks Shane and Melody for another great visit. I really enjoy the old pictures too.

[@roscoesraiders5361]

If the coal history interests you, visit Bramwell WV. In the late 1800s the town acquired some notoriety for having the largest number of millionaires per capita in the United States. Numerous large homes were built in the town by wealthy coal operators. Very cool place to visit. The original drug store is now an ice cream / burger joint and is a must stop.

[@kevingoodwyn3884]

You guys are awesome!!! Thank you so very much for the road trips and history information.

[@realappalachia]

Hey Kevin! Thank you so much! You’re awesome and we appreciate you!! - Melody

[@normaharris7255]

I love the tours of the small towns that were once booming during the coal operating days! It is sad to see the changes from the pictures of the "good ole days" to today but it is so great that you all explore and give a glimpse of the days gone by! And that gentleman that you all talked to is a treasure!

[@realappalachia]

I totally agree!

[@daviddryden8088]

Wow. The old feller with the dog seemed like a sweat gentleman and the comment from Jon is truly special. Loved the old photos you guys found. Another great video as always.

[@realappalachia]

Thank you, David!

[@danielarmstrong9219]

Pretty neighborhood! Thanks for sharing!

[@realappalachia]

yes, it was one of the better old coal towns we have been to so far

[@jimsoltner8978]

It was quite a town in its hay day it seems. Thanks for the tour. Regards from South Jersey

[@ronaldtiracchia2017]

Another great video. I'm so glad you got to speak with the gentleman. I want to find some script. I guess the search starts today any suggestions. I was going to start with goggle or ebay. Anyway I always look forward to you'll now. Be well Shane and Melody

[@realappalachia]

I collect some scrip myself and get a lot of it from Ebay, it has been my best source for it so far

[@thecrusader6401]

Those buildings looks solid👍

[@realappalachia]

oh yes, they were well built

[@miask]

Oh my goodness that PO is exactly like the one in the small town next to mine. I guess they all used the same gov’t plan. As usual, I really enjoyed this! Thank you! God Bless!

[@realappalachia]

that could be it...thanks for watching, we appreciate you, Mia

[@miask]

@@realappalachia thank you. I love the Appalachians and you both do such a good job of showing, these all too often forgotten towns. 🙂

[@zxtenn]

Looking at a house for sale on New Richmond bottom road so about 35 minutes from Beckley, i am sure the road to get down there can be treacherous during the winter. I am going back again this weekend for another look.

[@tiredofit4761]

I want to start by saying I LOVE WV. I grew up in Pemberton, southern mine fields. Dad, granddads, uncles, worked and died in mines. The coal companies never cared for the people in West Virginia. It’s sad the people there still feel a loyalty to them. 75% of the kids I went to school with left when they graduated and that’s sad. My family had to move because we had no way of life. The people there are wonderful

[@roywhittaker2310]

I grew up in Fireco, attended Stoco High School in Coal City. After high school and six months in a mine, I enlisted in the USMC (1/16/62) and made a career of it. I remember going to the railway station in Pemberton to get my new "English" style bicycle when I was 11 years old! It was too large to come by US Mail (no UPS, FED X, etc. back in those days).

[@debbieepperly3821]

This was really neat y'all. Never heard of this place before but now I can say I have! Loved the old pictures & that old man was precious. Y'all stay safe & God bless! 🤗

[@realappalachia]

Glad you enjoyed, God bless you too, Debbie!

[@AnnC....]

Great video, Thank you

[@realappalachia]

Glad you liked it!

[@stevehannah5712]

Nice, neat. Clean, safe looking place to live,. Love y'all videos 😁. Keep them coming

[@realappalachia]

Thank you! Will do!

[@peteyann13]

I know Jewell Ridge! If ya go up on Bear Wallow Mountain to the forks, take the right fork down the mountain, ya come down by Berwind Lake. Take a left and ya headed right over to War, (and Berwind)!

[@realappalachia]

I honestly didn’t know how you got to Berwind that way, thank you!

[@peteyann13]

@@realappalachia yes sir! When you're going up Jewell Ridge and go across Bear Wallow Mountain, you're ridin' the WV/VA border pretty much, then at the forks, if ya go the left fork, then you're in Virginia, but take the right fork, it's West Virginia. It's about five miles down the mountain til ya get to Berwind Lake, take the left there and head right over to War. Nice drive across that mountain! If you go, post a video!😁👍

[@peterjhillier7659]

Nice to see the N&W C6P Bayside Caboose 557519, built at the Nickel Plate R/R Shops at Irontown, O, mind looks in need of a lick of Paint. Thanks for another great Video, looks like a pet spot to live.

[@neintoten6155]

Outstanding work!

[@realappalachia]

Thank you kindly!

[@byronbrasher8118]

crazy how much fuel is going up

[@realappalachia]

Amen to that

[@benlaw4647]

Enjoyed this! I love McDowell county west Virginia! Beautiful area....we have a McDowell county here in western north Carolina, the locals here say Mac-dowell....thanks guys.....God bless...🙏❤

[@michaelgarrity6090]

This was a nice video. Glad to see that spring has come upon the mountains. It's always a sad thing to me that a once lively, vibrant and prosperous place has fallen so far from that. Loved seeing the photos of Berwind's heyday. In my mother's childhood home, there was a cart in the basement so coal could be hauled from the spot where the coal shute was over to the coal fired furnace. It was still there in the 70s when I was a kid. It had the Pocahontas Coal name on the side. They had converted the furnace to burn natural gas in the 50s, but that cart was still sitting in a junked up corner of the basement where all the forgotten or unwanted stuff got put. Great job, ya'all.

[@bradlane3662]

Ghost Riders Motorcycle Club. I have a good friend who's been a member for years. Several locations in southern WV. They do a lot of good for the local communities. Needy kids at Christmas and things like that. Also, I had a customer in Abingdon years ago after learning that I lived in McDowell county, told me only nonresidents said it like me. McDowell. He said I couldn't be a native because they all say MacDowell.lol Good video guys.

[@realappalachia]

Too funny! I didn’t realize the locals said MacDowell either until Shane told me. I had always heard McDowell. - Melody

[@larrytaylor4442]

Please do a video on Southeast Coal Company in eastern Kentucky.

[@realappalachia]

Hope to get back down there, I absolutely love the company store in Seco

[@ronlane1043]

I grew up there

[@darthmaul0851]

That Masonic Lodge looks foreboding. Loved the pictures at the end.

[@michaelgarrity6090]

Don't think the Masons still meet there anymore.

[@jeffraines414]

Yep. Lori lived in Berwind back in the day

[@realappalachia]

I thought I remembered that

[@lonemapper]

Love it

[@Pam-ew9xp]

So sad to see how the WV coal mining towns have declined to almost nothing.

[@realappalachia]

Yes, I was surprised how many things were gone from Berwind from just the last time I was there

[@crystalthechurchmousestitc1888]

Great video Shane and Melody. I follow a very nice lady on KZbin named Shirl McKinney and she lives in Berwind. Her channel is Tranquil Stitches. Brewing looks like a cute little town. Thanks for doing the video.

[@realappalachia]

We’ll have to look her up! Thank you!! - Melody

[@walterlangston4484]

now the song 16 tons will be stuck in my head lol

[@realappalachia]

you're welcome lol

[@burlphillips948]

Great

[@mountainjustice]

West Virginia sure is an interesting place and a challenging place to understand. I went to Berwind once around 2003, been to War and Coalwood and Gary. At one time i read population of McDowell County was 160,000, now about 16,000, so a 90 percent decline. Coal has played the biggest role in the states history and is the source of most of its problems including population decline, economic stagnation and drug addiction and political corruption. If there was never coal in west virginia today it would be the most desirable place in America instead of a place with 90 percent population decline. Yet people blame Obama for the troubles of the state. They have been so completely brainwashed by the coal industry that they cant see how coal has ruined their state so that the water isnt safe to drink. No one wants to live in a place with unsafe drinking water. There should be the cleanest purest streams, mountains filled with old growth trees, million dollar homes like Boone and Asheville ... instead there is poverty and depression. Sen Byrd for all his might and love for the state could not see that big coal was his biggest enemy. The chapter in "Days of Destruction Days of Revolt" by2 Chris Hedges focuses on Gary West Virginia and is poignant reading

[@jimhanemaayer3055]

Hmm, you missed the main attraction: Berwind Lake. And, attach the letter D to the end for Berwind, not Berwin. Otherwise, thanks for the memories! I went to school at the Junior high, a two story building along the river. I think it is still there.

[@Harrygreen111]

Johnny Blaze was a member of that Motorcycle Club wasn't he

[@samcook1545]

Brush up on your West Virginia vocabulary… Wouldn’t be called a “night club“ but a “beer joint.”

[@finddeniro]

Illinois Next..

[@kylewright528]

I once saw a video arguing that Auburn, WVA is the creepiest town in America. Have you guys visited there or plan on visiting there? Thank you!

[@johnsmith-ug5tp]

Ya load 16 tons, whaddya get? Another day older and deeper in debt. St Peter, don't you call me 'cause I can't go, I owe my soul to the company store. HAHAHA! For you Shane.

[@realappalachia]

bless you, John lol

[@johnsmith-ug5tp]

@@realappalachia 👍

[@toniaasbury4465]

GRMC is Ghost Riders Motorcycle Club

[@realappalachia]

Thanks, that was driving us crazy lol

[@chubbawubba9801]

Y'all need to work on those driving instructions! lol

[@realappalachia]

Always! Haha

[@chubbawubba9801]

my theory is the world is round, so if you keep turning right enough you will always be right... lol

[@davidbell9130]

somewhat lonely in spots there

[@walterlangston4484]

there is A old song name they don/t mine the coal here aney more sad song

[@realappalachia]

i think i have heard that one before

[@someonesprincess3]

💕👍🏼👍🏼👋🏼✌🏼😊

[@antmanbee100]

garrett regional medical center , branch

[@SMichaelDeHart]

You said it right!! MACDOWELL not McDowell, as it's spelled. Lol I'll never forget sitting in a pre-trial conference with McDowell Circuit Court Judge Booker T Steven's when he told the attorney I was working with, how to pronounce it!! I loved it!! My cousin was a WV State Trooper in McDowell County several years ago.

[@realappalachia]

Oh yes, gotta go heavy on the mac lol

[@burlphillips948]

I guess that his wife

[@darrellsmith5395]

I thought you both took a break - I've wondered about you and this evening you all just popped up on my feed. For some reason I was un-subed.

[@realappalachia]

Oh no! Hope you got it fixed! We both had some sickness a week or two but nothing can keep us down for long! Haha - Melody

[@darrellsmith5395]

@@realappalachia yes ma'am!