Grave Of The World’s Heaviest Twins!

[@kerrydruck9036]

I am a huge history buff so I enjoy your videos so much. You are a great narrator and make it interesting. Thank you so much, Chris.😊

[@Whittdocs]

I really appreciate that. Thank you.

[@carolynpurser7469]

Great episode. Such beautiful country.

[@sallyethridge1393]

Thank you for this part 2. Beautiful country.

[@czechmate6916]

Thank you so very much for sharing this with us. You always go to such beautiful places.

[@gregdiamond6023]

I enjoyed that. When I was a kid in the 70s, I remember seeing that picture of them on their bikes. I really like the Davy Crockett site too. Well done Chris and Angel!

[@lorraineweeks4083]

ANOTHER WINNER! I always feel I get more than anticipated in many episodes. This was one of them. I loved the historical NC church. Thanks for sharing tid bits of it's history. The cemetery grounds were beautiful, peaceful, well kept and historic!!! And the twins! They sounded like genuinely special human beings. Thank you! See you again soon. Can't wait for what you share next. ❤🎉

[@thejourney1369]

Thank you for reading the plagues. I really enjoyed the Davy Crocket homestead. Love what you’re doing.

[@shelad]

Another great story, Chris. Always enjoyable. Thank you.

[@davidmckinney6577]

Hello 👋 good buddy good to see you my friend. That was a very genuine beautiful vlog but all of yours are top notch 👌. A true Kentucky gentleman. Safe travels 🙏.

[@luckylady7542]

Thank you for the journey kind sir. Those areas are absolutely beautiful. So interesting as usual. ❤

[@KarenRose70]

Lovely area. I don't know if I could live there. I'm a city girl. I remember seeing those guys in the book.

[@marlenepearson3936]

Such beautiful country. I know I'll never get back to Tennessee or North Carolina again. Great to see it. Especially Davy Crockett's homestead. 🎉

[@johnpeddicord4932]

Enjoyed again, Chris and Team ANGEL

[@salsingleton6175]

I live in Tennessee and I’ve never been to this park. Great video as are all of your videos. 💕

[@billyhensley7770]

Great content as usual Chris thumbs up my friend

[@lisac.346]

Great video!

[@jeanaesamuel47]

Awesome video❤❤❤

[@belovedtwilight41]

I'm just looking at how their grave stone is tilted

[@roadpizza3470]

A couple of the other stones are like that. It’s a little hill

[@nicoleburton8092]

My grandmother is from Asheville, specifically Hendersonville. I love your videos and the history and interesting facts I learn. Also adding to my list of places to visit.

[@Whittdocs]

Thanks for watching! I really appreciate your comments!

[@carolannvansoestbergen311]

Great job

[@donnaelkins186]

Love between the dates. Thank you!

[@Corgis175]

RIP to the twins. Not familiar with them. Enjoyed Davy Crocket tour.

[@carolgillis5265]

Thanks for the story

[@debbie9001]

Is that a picture between there graves?

[@kellark]

Great video Chris. I remember seeing a display about them at Guinness in Niagara Falls Ontario

[@esparka]

I am an identical twin. Given this fact, I can somewhat identify with particulars of the story of the McCrary twins, as they relate to being a twin. It would have been horrible to have discovered at 32 years of age that your brother was just killed in a motorcycle accident heading to one of the events that you two had planned together. Your information doesn’t say so, however, I’m assuming they were possibly riding together, side-by-side, even, when the accident occurred. I can feel that tragic moment in my marrow.

[@david_bmx1148]

Between the dates rocks my friend

[@Mrswhitt_to_you]

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