Day 10 Hurricane Helene Western NC: Sustainable Gardening Systems for Emergencies & Everyday Life.

[@harmonicresonanceproject]

Came for the random Helene coverage, staying for the growing info ;)

[@TNTrailrider44]

Found you due to the hurricane and staying because I think we would be friends in real life! Praying for y'all! ❤️

[@candyclemens4432]

Me too!❤ just subscribed 😁🤗🥰

[@katjo71367]

​@@candyclemens4432me too!

[@CMoore8539]

@@candyclemens4432same here!❤

[@traburn65]

Same!

[@anitaclue9868]

Absolutely thinking the same!!!

[@59kuphoff]

I appreciate your calm demeanor in the face of great challenges. You are a great role model for all of us.

[@MsLibertyorDeath]

Me, too.

[@ChooseFreedom-o1e]

Out of these horrible events I found your awesome channel. We will help America survive and thrive during these coming events.

[@gailalbers1430]

same here ❤ I think your channel will grow a lot

[@tashasmith1234]

A good reminder to always listen to God's calling! Glad to have found another like minded lady on YT. I am just starting a food forest. I don't necessarily consider myself a gardener. I've been preparedness minded for about 10 years, and have a pretty deep pantry. I'm trying to source more fruit, vegis, and meat locally. I'm excited to have found you because you have new information for me! To anyone new to preparedness- start where you are and make a small goal for yourself. Blessings and prayers to you and your commity!

[@megannewell5118]

I hope your channel blows up bc you’re doing the work we should all be doing to get away from the toxic “food” in our grocery stores ❤ Tyfs in the middle of a disaster, 🙏 🙏🙏 for you all!

[@Sashas-mom]

I know right? 😮 I totally agree. She inspires me-I just found her checking on the victims. I subbed It feels profound. I want to learn from her. 😢

[@theaeroponictowerchannel]

Thank you!! I really love sharing to help people!! We deserve better with food but it's going to be on us!

[@julievan6579]

​@@theaeroponictowerchannel I left a comment with my number that I was then going to go back and delete and I can't find it now. But I am trying to find someone or a couple or someone with a baby that needs housing for about 5 months. I contacted your pastor (bc you left that church link) but I haven't heard from him. Can you contact him and get my phone number from him so I can get help finding a good match to help someone in this way, maybe someone at the shelter or someone needing a place for winter time. We would love to help in this way and we have done this before, so not totally new for us. I emailed your pastor (and gave him my number) and called the church and left my number. Thank you.

[@megannewell5118]

@@theaeroponictowerchannel it’s definitely going to be on us! I’m in an apartment but we prepare the best we can. I did garden beds in my driveway last year (no yard). I loved it but I spent way too much and didn’t get a very good harvest. (I’m good at basil and cherry tomatoes that’s about it 😂). We skipped trying this year to focus on financial preparation but you’ve inspired me to try other ways! I love that you seem to have a very rational and mindful approach to the fact that not everyone has access to land or a lot of $. ❤️ we’re still praying for you all every day!

[@normancupit]

Dear little sister, i truly appreciate what you're doing (aid-wise and food production). Went to fbcmarshall and donated toward shed this morning. God bless you and yours. PapaNorm

[@kareneachus8630]

I grew up with parents who were children during the Depression. We always had a large garden. My Mom canned and froze our food. We raised chickens and pigs. We went to a local store that was in existence for 100 years. Small General store, and we didn’t buy large amounts. You have inspired me to go back to my roots and grow my own food. Very interested in the towers. Thank You.

[@terryhenderson424]

As you prepate to grow your own food, look for recipes and copy cat recipies for the goods you are buying at the grocery store then make your own. Especially those that are basically dry goods mixes like starches with a seasoning packet included, sauce and flavoring packets, baking mixes, etc... I prefer to make single batches (in the amounts I make) in thier own containers rather than a big bucket of mix. I make 6 at the same time; not sure why 6 but it works. You don't have to worry about individusl ingredients sifting or filtering down through the mix. Also, you get the grab-n-go convience of the box, bag, or packet. - This is probably healthier but in today's inflationary times it is also upto much cheaper.

[@stephanieamedee7172]

What a wonderful jewel I have found here!!! SO inspiring!!! Started watching for the disaster coverage, but now im hooked on the growing of our foods!! Thank you!!

[@ambergloria5529]

Same here, from Texas.... Am a disabled Veteran who gardens but between my disabilities, our drought, severe weather, chemical spraying, I am getting into hydroponics... I have come across several of y'all up there who are inspiring me to keep at it and work smarter, not harder.

[@SabsmomaSabriel]

Its so kind to be taking time to show people these things in the middle of what your apart of there. God bless you.

[@bettinashope9637]

Also found you due to the hurricane, but you are a blessing and an inspiration. We need more people like you.🙏😇🙌🏽❤️

[@ashleylovepace1941]

I'm from NE Florida. I had hoped to move to WNC 4 years ago, but I have children and wasn't ready to navigate it. Came to Iowa for some land and simple life. After seeing how awesome the people of NC have come together for this disaster, it honestly makes me more interested to live there. Prayers constant for you all right now!

[@thatcrazychicken]

We really are a great bunch of people here and some aren't from here, others been here all their lives. Doesn't matter, it's just community. Its the one state I moved away from many times but always come back home too. ❤

[@HeidiCancelleri]

NC folks to me are really down to earth kind of folks…. Beautiful

[@mermaizingmentoring1111]

I do Dosaster Response and Recovery and they do this everywhere not just NC but if you research videos here on YT as to why NC is one of the worst states to live in you’ll maybe think differently! I’m moving after being here not even 6 years and I loved where I was living before and it’s bee.n horrific here! The governor sucks, people are so back woodsy and paranoid if they don’t know you and the native Americans hate any light skinned or light haired people and discriminate profusely! Taxes are high, weather is horrible and rains too much and there’s crops getting sprayed so our blackberries withered up and eventually quit growing then Tomatoes and other food then flowers then the peach tree etc. Maybe I don’t have a green thumb but my mom did and all the plants in her garden started withering away more each year so they’re spraying this area of WNC!

[@HANZELVANDERLAAY]

​@@mermaizingmentoring1111sprayed with what.. the crops? For what reason? And is it safe to spray them?

[@ashleylovepace1941]

@@mermaizingmentoring1111 well that’s another perspective. Too bad for the government being overbearing. More like that all over.

[@JulBro-eg4pq]

I love your philosophy of growing your own and limited amount bought from store. Please stay safe.

[@Ready2takeFlight]

You are an answer to prayer. So glad I found you. A wealth of information. THANK YOU!!!!

[@vickiestrimel7184]

Miss Stephanie, my heart is with all of you there!!!!!! God helped me find you for many reasons! My views are very much like yours. I look forward to watching your videos and learning from you. Thank you for giving us TRUE information on your area, you are a very strong-willed person, I appreciate and respect that. Your a breath of fresh air with the world in which we are now living. ❤

[@JanetHewitt-x5n]

Thank you for the hurricane updates, my brother in law lives in Marshall. Limited phone, he lives alone on bear rd says he is ok for now. Love your channel, thsnk you, God is working in your life!🙏

[@Kristi-FireFighter]

I'm so proud of you! You're one tough Trooper! I wish you i had the knowledge you do and i admire your strength. Stay resilient and keep sharing. Thank You! I'm praying for you🙏🏻❤

[@beachbumgirl8041]

Thank you for all you are doing for others. Praying for everyone 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@RachelleWalters-q6f]

May God bless your garden with a plentiful harvest 🙏

[@Russ.H.]

Even with devestation all around, you still have the spirit in your soul to carry on and help others, all while sharing your knowledge and being quite easy on the eyes, I tip my hat.

[@birchridgeblacksmith3110]

Solar yard lights are a good, safe night light. I lived in a tiny shack for months with no utilities and would set my solar lights out during the day. Regular ones for a little general light and a couple of small spotlights for reading and other task lighting.

[@grantburns1155]

I got the fake flame ones and they only lasted a couple of years 😮Can I bring em back to life, somehow?

[@birchridgeblacksmith3110]

I don't know. It would be worth an internet search though.

[@terryhenderson424]

​@@grantburns1155All of the solar light systems im aware of use the solar panels to charge batteries. Chances are the batteries died or can't be recharged.

[@grantburns1155]

@terryhenderson424 You are correct, I think because I've washed the panels on top.

[@grantburns1155]

@@terryhenderson424 Can't get to the battery 😫

[@jme928]

Someone got a fresh salad and their eyes lit up! 😊 God gave us a garden of Eden once. Not a garden of fancy cars and sticker brand clothing. We are truly more simple than we thought we were.

[@CoastalGaga]

I’m so glad I have found this channel. I’m on the coast of NC and had begun to watch you after the hurricane and was appreciative of your information. But I must admit, I wish I had found you sooner … just wonderful and educational knowledge you share. Keeping you all lifted. 💞

[@akbouton]

Ditto!

[@richardtodd7784]

Bless you all, I am sending a donation to your church to help the community. Currently fixated on Milton as my daughter and family are hunkering down in Lakewood Ranch FL (east of Sarasota and Bradenton).

[@sabreecarpenter4285]

Praying for God's protection for your loved ones.

[@munapua1444]

Newbie here❤...thank you for sharing info on the towers, you have inspired me...praying for you guys😢...blessings and strength from Northern California.🥰🙏🙏🙏

[@gmariet1391]

I love your channel ! Helene brought me , the gardening and your wisdom will keep me . 🙏🏼🇺🇸🕊️

[@TBrannan]

Me too!

[@CharlesGann1]

Thank you for modeling what others can get started in helping ourselves

[@roymenefee1303]

God bless you and your family and all those that need prayers in your area.

[@navysealf1]

I am IMPRESSED with your setup!!! Absolutely stunning!!!

[@theaeroponictowerchannel]

Thank you!

[@lynnfaulkner2706]

Asheville is my home town, and since i live in NM now. Ive been wa tching with grief and and rage. Thanks for adding such a positive note. I have no place to garden, but ive always been interested in self-sufficiency and will watch with pleasure.

[@dinah5662]

Michigander here. Wow, glad Helene blew you my way girl, totally on similar journey, same mindset, same dietary pattern... just a few decades older. Looking forward to exploring more of your content!! Glad you are here. God wins. ❤

[@lisaasad6652]

So glad to find your channel! Our paths have been so similar. Also plant based. I really look forward to getting my chores done so I can watch your channel. We just moved from SC. I had a 180 year old farm with a pecan grove and lots of berries. I had to leave my good dirt behind. This is so encouraging to find a kindred spirit. Sorry for all you and others in our state are going through with the hurricane. Sending prayers and donations.

[@evolvingartistSC7]

Sounds like you had a dream place in SC! We live in York, SC, and I do love our berries, fruit trees, and gardens too!

[@clarkl4177]

❤ Pausing here at 1:13. So VERY GOOD to meet you! Thanks for sharing your life with us. God desires --even commands --that we tell our story, which brings him glory 🙌

[@EcoleMontessoriBeauport]

Merci bcp de nous encourager tout les jours et à chaque video: nous mangeons à l'école de la salade de nos 4 towers garden(TOUR VIVANTE) toute la semaine et nous sommes 28 enfants et 3 profs!

[@MI75436]

I love how your kitties are participating ❤

[@lynnfaulkner2706]

Me too. It's wonderful to see thrm.

[@cheddarpepperprepper57]

Thanks for sharing your Wisdom with us. God Bless you, and your Family!

[@patricksinnet8346]

so happy I found your channel

[@suezannemarie292]

Same!!!

[@Shoop8964]

I subscribed to your channel a while back. Seeing how you’re responding to disaster is encouraging even though it’s awful to be going through what you are. My family recently moved to a place where we hope to build a nourishing garden. I’m grateful for your channel to help us begin this journey. I’ll continue to pray for your family and all affected by this disaster 🙏

[@amyelliott9760]

Wow! You are inspiring me! Lots of wisdom. Practicality. Humble. You are very clear about what motivates you to action.

[@lauraquigley6403]

So nice to see you here! We are Praying & Donating🙏🙏🙏

[@lisaweber1211]

I started watching your channel for the hurricane updates, but I’m a flower, herb and veggie gardener in NC and I’m enjoying learning. I’ll be watching you more! Thank you for sharing your wealth of information with us. Keeping you all in prayer!🙏🏻❤️🌱

[@julilynchepala]

You’re amazing I have so much respect for you and your family and your community God Bless all of you!

[@WakeUpToYourself-237]

Thanks so much, I am so inspired by the tower growing and other things you have achieved. Take care and stay safe. 🙏🏻🥰

[@poemsforgod2548]

You are a wonder of knowledge and competence in your wheelhouse. An inspiration I can only aspire to.. Thank you for sharing Love and blessings

[@zahrajabbar8203]

Thanks for sharing. Prayer's from Bermuda 🇧🇲🙏🏾

[@tagladyify]

Foraging is another excellent skill people need to develop. Know what is edible in the area and how to use it is a huge skill for food security. Any type of gardening skills, as well.

[@JeanneCiampa]

We are praying for you. You are such a genius!

[@greatgarden00]

You go girl❤ I love the garden information...be sure to teach us everything you know!!

[@LorettaBrail]

I pray you all will get through the terrible crisis from the hurricane! My prayers are with you!

[@MrsJustinWilkerson]

It's so great hearing your story. Shine bright Jesus kingdom builder!

[@vickiemadrid3910]

Hi Steffanie, Thank you for your videos. Yesterday I was watching your video for the first time and I saw some of the details of the damage caused by the Helena hurricane. It is unbelievable. It feels like we were in the dark. God bless you, your family and everybody effected by the hurricane. Please seek financial aid it is available through FEMA. I am motivated to start a garden now.

[@sabreecarpenter4285]

FEMA, Really ? They have already said, their pockets are empty. Maybe the $750 dollars they'll give you. It's just a loan that you have to pay back.

[@SpaLaLand]

In a simple way, you remind me of Cedella Booker. When I visited her estate, there were no plants nor trees growing that could not be eaten. It was paradise.

[@michellelogreco3351]

I follow your channel before this disaster! Always follow the Lords calling!

[@Boringcountrylife]

Glad to find another plant-based eating gardener! I have learned to like and eat many new veggies in the last 8-10 years as I've grown a garden. Not knowing how to eat vegetables is a real thing if your parents never taught you.

[@1HorseOpenSlay]

Me too, and it really opened a panorama of wonderful things to eat. So many delicious veggies and flavors. I think most of us grew up with canned peas and boiled broccoli. No wonder people don't like veggies.

[@Boringcountrylife]

@@1HorseOpenSlay I never ate my first salad until almost age 20!

[@SandraTetrick-fv7mr]

Thank you, I join program, bless me you know Lord.

[@deborahwestmoreland787]

I agree. I've been organic since the 90s. But now I make my own bread again. Since watching shows like yours I'm going to start my gardening up again. Sorry for all the troubles in west NC. I'm in suburbs of Atlanta ,we were very lucky. Prays for allpeople effected.

[@AshleyMcManamay]

Thank you thank you thank you!!! Very inspiring....❤

[@mollynewland27]

Prayers sent to all ❤️❤️

[@marymorvant2813]

Prayers for blankets and sleeping bags

[@sabreecarpenter4285]

Yes, much need items. It will be cooling down soon.

[@maryjohnston4296]

I am grateful for you sharing the news in NC. I am interested in gardening, done it myself, I want to grow a garden again. Right now I live in an apartment, so your ideas are sparking a love of gardening again :)

[@shan2964]

I am in total agreement about the quality of, even the,so called organic products, I am hyper sensitive to pesticides, preservatives and, they are in everything, I live off produce, thank you for your advice and guidance 🙏. No coincidence, you are called according to HIS purpose!!! Thank you God for this child, who listened!!! 🙏🙏❤️

[@junesmith618]

I’m one of the new ones. Thanks for the introduction and the news.

[@southernmermaid2526]

Y’all are strong! Hubby’s office is looking VERY good. Here comes leaf season to cheer y’all up. 🍁🍁🍁

[@aliciaembro4694]

I LOVE you! I’m so grateful I came across your channel. Yes, because I wanted to be informed as to what your sweet people in WNC were going through. BUT, I am sticking around for sure! I love your simple, practical way of growing and being less reliant on the broken systems. I can’t wait to dive into your past videos for knowledge and inspiration! We too are plant based and want to expand our capabilities for fresh whole foods! May you continue to be blessed and inspired yourself as you navigate the coming weeks-months helping your neighbors get back on their feet🙏 Continuing our prayers for all of you in WNC & TN🙏

[@mom2raiven]

Wow amazing and thank you as I want to grow my own vegetables and herbs and praying for all been deeply affected by Helene..makes me sad and very mad at the same time ..praying from Oregon

[@YogiHollowFarm]

Found your channel through Hurricane Helene coverage. We lived in WNC 2011 to 2020. Spruce Pine then Leicester. I worked a mental health team in the community of the TN border counties and loved it. The area is amazing. That being said we are so familiar with the area and the climate. Really enjoying your channel. We are now in the black hills of SD and started our homesteading journey due to a calling we felt in 2020. We are firm believers in growing our own food and raising all we can for meat on our two acre farm. Thank you for all you are doing. Really enjoying your content so far.

[@theaeroponictowerchannel]

Just followed you back! Can't ignore those callings!

[@cynthiahansen691]

Awesome content. Thank you. I am following to find out how the recovery is going, because the mainstream media rarely tells the truth and will stay to learn more about growing food in a small space.

[@theaeroponictowerchannel]

I'll keep sharing as long as needed. It changes day by day and I agree it's so important for us to share the truth. My area is just one small piece of a puzzle. I pray others are documenting their areas.

[@bethwagenius2904]

Oh my, I’ll be binge watching your channel! Found you because of the hurricane. We live in SC (midlands) we didn’t sustain damage personally, but had a short power outage. It made me really think about preparedness. Also gardening here is tough due to sandy sandy soil. So your channel just seems to tick all the boxes of what we need to change. I’ll be staying! Thank you so much and many prayers for all of west NC. Our favorite place to go to the mountains! My heart is just breaking for you all!

[@humblegrowth]

OMG I love your channel!! You are such a GEM!!! I literally just moved my family from Mars Hill 2 months ago.... This is so devastating.

[@theaeroponictowerchannel]

I'm glad you found me! You wouldn't believe how things have changed here.

[@susanbutterfly9579]

I love what your doing❤ I'm staying to learn more . My heart has the same desires , to keep on growing. 😊 God bless you there in your area🙏

[@staz6530]

Hi Stephanie new comer here. Yes unfortunately/fortunately I did find your channel because of the hurricane. So sad what has happened to your area. I've been there before and it was beautiful with beautiful people. But I am so glad I found your channel. I have a pretty green thumb, so I have been looking for someone like you. This is the 1st year im gonna try to take veggies in the house. I wish I had a green house. I look forward to deep diving into your channel. Thank you.

[@pasveritas1872]

Stephanie you are such an inspiration 💖 Practicality & simplicity that meets the most important basic human nutritional needs...particularly during this catastrophic period. Love your natural heart centred approach. I learn so much from you. Thankyou so much x

[@JodiMontano]

I found your channel because of hurricane Helene, but this the type of channel I've been following, along with Bible prophecy. I woke up in 2020, like many. I've prepped, moved and started a small homestead in the Missouri Ozarks, and been growing food. I'm an older single woman with back issues, which makes everything more difficult than it used to be. But I'm highly motivated and find that if I keep plugging away, things get done. I'm growing in raised beds, but your systems are interesting, and I'm anxious to learn about them.

[@susanfiske449]

Hi, I'm in western MA. Following what's going on in NC, now subscribing to your channel. You are many steps ahead of me on a similar journey; I look forward to learning about your systems. ❤

[@jmadsen6118]

What an inspiring video! We're in our 60s, plant- based for 36 years and struggle to grow food as we're in the shady forrest. This wall tower open up new possibilities. Can't wait to learn more. So glad I found you, stephanie and THANK YOU! ❤

[@morganstewart-kp2dy]

Kind sharing and caring! Love hearing you!

[@nancydc9422]

Blessings to you and your family

[@Lana5]

Stay United Stay Strong! ❤❤❤

[@rachelparmater892]

Thanks for your updates. You are a blessing.

[@LilA-zl6tf]

I was blown here by Helene. Your channel really looks interesting. I think I am gonna get sooooo many ideas and inspiration.

[@SandraTetrick-fv7mr]

Thank you for all of your help.

[@jameshickey1294]

🙏 for all in its path 🙏... Uk

[@donbright721]

Thank you for sharing, I am wanting to learn more about growing my own food and enjoy what your sharing. I am a newbie to your channel but appreciate what you teach us.

[@pamwilson6602]

I have always loved gardening, but now at 67 I can’t get up and down in a garden and dig in the soil. I think I can start this on a small bases and teach my grown children and grandchildren. You have inspired me. Thank You.

[@jeffreys.harris3433]

Sorry for your loss. Praying 🙏 for all of you. Hope you get out before this next hurricane 🌀 it's a five. And it will be worse then the first..

[@julievan6579]

I don't think she is in the path of that hurricane.

[@akbouton]

Retired from Duval Co schools, where I spent 4 years! I have GreenStalks and Tower Gardens, but have not been able to used them efficiently. I just found you and subscribed because I know I can learn from you!

[@mrsfig8273]

Great video.... much older lady, 75,:but following with interest, all the stuff on hydro/aerorponics!!

[@Jennaweeks61]

Oh I'm definitely staying lol ❤absolutely love your channel. Thank you so much for all that you're sharing ❤️ I will be keeping you all in my prayers, watching from South Mississippi 🙏 ❤️

[@annakauffman2992]

Hello Stefani, I met you a few years ago at a doTERRA leadership retreat in Orlando. We stayed in a condo together with Jana F. & another lady. I followed you for a while but lost track of you when you were traveling in your camper. I'm glad your YT video popped on my feed. I shared this video with a friend. I'm praying for your family and your community. Thank you for sharing your experiences.

[@lisahildebrandt3033]

You are such a blessing! From Ohio, and thankful for the updates.

[@DaphneMelvin-l6w]

I found you through the hurricane but am staying bc I love your content!! Thank you for sharing your knowledge of growing your own food!!

[@shan2964]

Live in EL Paso, dry, the ground in the summer, in the garden was hitting 130° this year.. again.. thank you once again..

[@TiffanyWageman]

Steffanie you are completely amazing and love all your info and I wish I lived next door to you so you could teach me.

[@Frances-cw2hx]

Hi Stephanie I’m a newbie from Louisiana. I happened upon your channel; I find you to be a sweetheart with so much knowledge about survival foods growing your own. My husband and I are retired seniors we live in a condominium village with not much yard space. Love your towers thinking of getting a couple. Girl you have a farm growing. God Jesus Christ✝️ bless you for sharing your knowledge and all you do for your community. Look forward to your next video. 🙏🏻🇺🇸✝️

[@annetted8113]

Very helpful advice and content. Thank you.

[@Anna-fo2xx]

Yes thank you you are helping me understand how to eat better

[@CMoore8539]

Is anyone else watching this new hurricane? I’m in South Carolina and this storm has moved very strangely.

[@sabreecarpenter4285]

You noticed too.

[@sabreecarpenter4285]

The technology that's out there is beyond our understanding.

[@elleransom3113]

Thanks for sharing the basics of your food system! I’m from NE FL and have been gardening in a large organic, permaculture garden for the last 14 years. Loved gardening as a child and helped my grandparents and parents with vegetable gardens. As a child we had about a half acre garden that I helped to plant, water, & weed in West Texas. Despite the rough climate things grew easily and without added fertilizer except the composted manure we mixed in in the early spring. My early years of gardening in FL were quite successful and things grew easily with only minimal intervention for weed & pest control. However, despite the fact that I am continually working on the conditioning of my soil using organic methods & diversity in planting it is getting more difficult to keep plants healthy. The good insects are disappearing and certain bad ones are more difficult to control, plant diseases among my fruit trees, perennials, & herbs & veggies are rampant, rainfall is getting less consistent- it’s either dry for a long period or raining way too mu ch in a short time and after it rains new dead spots on leaves quickly appear after a rain as if there was something burning the leaves (like bleach or vinegar) in some of the rain?! I’m beginning to get discouraged and wondering if a more controlled environment will be necessary to transition to for some of our family’s needs. I’m interested in learning more about the systems you are using and what they require. BTW Perma Pastures Farm has lots of good ideas on sequestering the toxins in your soil to help repair it for future use (Billy is in Asheville, NC area). I did find your channel because I was looking for information on what was happening in NC & East TN where we have some family and friends and I’m glad I did! Looking forward to learning more! My thoughts and prayers are with the good people of NC & TN who have suffered so greatly!

[@stephiefultz]

Thank you for what you are doing. Praying for everyone.

[@cromwellalimana3981]

Praying for your safety 🙏

[@luannemccleary5012]

Your story is very important 🙏🏻 gives us so much information to survive. God Bless our beloved WNC❤️🙏🏻