Cherokee Nation's Back Then Blue Hothouse

[@rachelhill8649]

I remember meeting you when I was a child at church you preached and sang such a blessing

[@kingmiller1982]

He sounds just like my dad and my grandaddy. 🪶 👑

[@tracyspears6704]

I love hearing about all Cherokee Nation my grandmother was full-blooded Cherokee which she passed away when I was a year old so I really don't know about my Cherokee heritage

[@cw1ss]

Same but for my grandfather he adopted me. I followed him everywhere till I was 4 when he passed sadly. He was my father in my eyes. Wish I could ask him questions and still learn from him. He coded the b12 and worked for nasa was a cheif in the blue Cherokee tribe b4 all that. Everything I do is for him.

[@karenbrooks7085]

Wonderful story of those simple days. I only met Mr. Hothouse a couple times. Very nice man.

[@christinaarchuleta8152]

Such a blessing to get to hear these stories. Loved every minute of it. I could sit and listen to these stories for days and never tire of them.

[@charlesmorehouse2260]

Hearing brother hothouse talk reminds me of my uncle David’s calm cadence. Honestly most folk of modest means grew up that way in old Oklahoma. Should the Lord tarry I hope to show my girls some of that living that belong and pertain to their roots. Wado

[@colemcclain7319]

I met Blue Hothouse , cool guy ! He had a quarter horse with Playboy breeding

[@adiahquedding7787]

I lived haf my childhood in mountains of ky an did thesethings i could out clime a Big tree Faster then any boy inthat Holler Thank you for this Ut helped Me rember some of the most beautifull times of my life Playing an learning bout nature an god living Threw it A b c q

[@whiteriverangler9670]

I loved the story about climbing a tree and everybody pull it down and let someone ride it back up. My grandpa Thomas Patterson has showed me that all my life. He called it "skinning a cat". Sad I never got to meet Blue. Heard stories about him my entire life growing up from Thomas and Patsy Patterson my grandma and grandpa.

[@jerremyford8280]

Bless you Blue Hothouse. My dad was Bob Ford. My granny Lucy lived on Killer Mountain before she passed away, and my dad and uncle used to tell me stories about growing up with you. Sounds like some of the same stories you are telling here.

[@jerremyford8280]

@@sarahwoffrd520 he was a great great man.

[@tracjerdoc]

Blue hothouse I love you man:) martial artist,friend and elder. My son said he was the most influential man in his life during highschool.

[@Jilxon]

❤

[@jls769597]

I wish this video never ended. I would love to hear him talk for hours, I know he has stories for a lifetime at least. Thank you for sharing this! :-) ♡

[@ouidabrady4261]

Love being able to hear the stories!! This is such a blessing to hear!! Thank you so much for sharing!!!!

[@tallkitten7568]

I Love hearing the stories from Elders. Please keep sharing stories. All of you. Aho! Thank You SO much!

[@johnevans6374]

The things mr hothouse spoke of a bout climbing the tree and some one cutting the tree down my mother talked about her and her brother`s would do that, also some one would hang tightly onto a tree while the other kids held the tree bent over and then release`ing it, and she would tell us all about the thing`s she and her sister and brother`s would do to intertain they`selves listening to these stories of the elder`s bring back alot of memeries about my momma`s stories. she also loved to tell us about big bill and little bill pathkiller would get in an argument and end up getting in rock fight`s she said they would stand off about 20 feet apart and throw rock`s at each other , said it was funny to watch one would throw a rock and it would go wizing by the others ear back and forth it would go untill they got tired of it.

[@sarahwoffrd520]

Hi grandpa this is Sarah wofford

[@jacobeksor6088]

I am Montagnard indigenous was grown up in thick jungles I understand what you said kind similar lifestyles.

[@charlottedunham1517]

Very good and knowledgeable man

[@franklinrice3361]

lived the same life in south carolina

[@runingblackbear]

we was showed how to do all the Cherokee things and i know all the Cherokee ways and i smoke my tobacco cause i was told to from my ( father ) and he told it in Cherokee ways why i need to smoke the tobacco and i smoke in school when i was age 14 and i still smoke when i need to and believe me in this day in age and the way things are and the way people act i need it more then ever any time you want to know why i smoke my tobacco ill be glad to tell you face to face not on this thing cause i am Cherokee paint clan

[@ayanvlirick7688]

runingblackbear I am paint clan,also where you staying these days? is there a young lady or sister, o r mother... I may speak to that is paint clan? I may be reached by email [e-mail] gwado galaliga thank you I am greatful _/\_ Ayanvlideha

[@krylonkolorkreations]

Awesome video, now unblock people on Facebook. Everyone has a right to opinionate.