Here’s a walk-through of downtown Marshall, North Carolina just a few days after the major flooding

[@Hellbrunn]

Please do this again in a few months and show us how the rebuilding effort is going. 🙏❤️ Bless y'all.

[@sumiland6445]

More often!! Weekly!!

[@Htkp-1246]

I'm so proud to be a born and raised North Carolinian. I'm only a couple counties down stream toward Charlotte. I love the whole state. Beautiful. I'll never leave. We had some damage but nothing like this. So sorry. .

[@skyeagle3123]

Not from here, and thank you for sharing the historical history of this town, and our hearts and blessings go out to y'all

[@Commentleaver-c6x]

@@Hellbrunn in a few months nothing will be rebuilt, maybe in a decade a couple things might be.

[@angelawebb6987]

@sumiland6445 yes please, updates as often as you can!!!!!!!

[@davidmurray1732]

I am from Scotland and would just like to wish all of the people in Tennessee and North Carolina all the best for the future, terrible damage to all these wonderful communities ❤

[@weytogoman]

Alba gu bràth, from western North Carolina. We got this ...

[@neilpatrickhairless]

In North and South Carolina they are on TV attempting to explain why US Border Patrol are being spotted everywhere and also how they think they are going to have the infrastructure to support an election. They might as well write all this stuff off, 96% of it is not getting fixed or even moderately helped anytime soon

[@neilpatrickhairless]

Last stuff I saw, there were actually local children out in the streets cleaning up storm debris and stuff while everyone else "staged". That's who is going to fix these places eventually, the people that remain there

[@Crosshatch1212]

Lots of lithuim under those houses

[@CreativeCreatorCreates]

Bless you and thank you. I’m in western NC. I’ve never seen anything like this in my life.

[@nononsenseBennett]

I disagree that the video is not a priority. It's a historic event that needs to be documented so thanks for your efforts.

[@fireboltaz]

there is talk of this storm being enhanced in some way, similar to what occurred in to the pacific island a year ago... apparently this area is know for having lithium resources, which is something some people have been trying to get their hands on for some time.

[@Mz-Denise-2472]

​@@fireboltaz Mmhuh! It was said that Ashville up on that mountain ⛰️ too! I didn't realize it was also this area! The videos I've seen of the Ashville area is horrific & devastating! Thank you for sharing!

[@bh2805]

Agreed

[@JohnPublic-dk7zd]

This town is downstream of Asheville...the flood waters that ravaged Asheville had no choice but to come through Marshall...not rocket science...

[@fireboltaz]

@@JohnPublic-dk7zd no one is disputing gravity and how water flows. We're simply noting what some are talking about...

[@MrHand-ih4sz]

Sad. Towns like Marshall are what make North Carolina such a beautiful place to live. Praying for everyone affected.

[@brad4110]

Couldn't agree with you more.

[@youtubeisracistx]

hendersonville is my favourite.

[@maere6278]

You're correct. I love that little town so damn much.

[@Bellathebear777]

It sure is beautiful. I can see past the damage. Beautiful people. I'd love to go to that church.

[@returningtoearthtv8836]

Running through this entire video is the narrator’s love and concern for his son, Nate. This man exudes love and care for his boy.

[@thebigglow]

I was thinking the same thing 💓👍

[@YourDailydoseofyoutubeNow]

I see no FEMA workers anywhere

[@janbaucom8449]

It’s difficult to compare Florida to WNC . Wind causes more damage in Florida and storm surge isn’t as powerful as flooding rushing down the side of a mountain 😊God bless and protect every affected in any way by this vicious storm ❤️🙏🇺🇸

[@mushishi9684]

​@@YourDailydoseofyoutubeNowThere is none. No troops. Only locals are helping each other out! The government is so evil for not doing much at All!

[@Butterfly777jc]

Good dad for sure! ❤️ I found myself quite anxious during the whole video, for several reasons. I'm like, be careful Nate, don't trip Nate. 😧

[@RoedererCristal]

Kudos to your son for being a great videographer. Probably one of the best videos and very informative that I have seen from that area. Gives us folks who don’t live in this part of the country, a true sense of the devastation these epic floods did to these towns. I am so sorry for everyone who passed away in these floods. Thank you for this video.

[@MarkD3P]

As a videographer - yep - well done. What camera did you use? It handled the low light inside that stores well and was well stabilized throughout.

[@ellenworner6333]

Yes, no vertigo creating action. Good job .. thank you! ❤. 10-3

[@elirenigar9357]

This needs to be documented, thanks for doing this.

[@michaelashley2855]

I have mixed feelings about gawking at people’s misery

[@HardboiledBread]

@@michaelashley2855 gawking or informing? Perspective decides.

[@timsmusic7349]

This video is important man. This is a historic tragedy by any measure. Wishing everyone the very best and hope the recovery is speedy and well planned.

[@cherylbrown7768]

I’m so glad there are people like you showing the situation. So many ridiculous rumors going around.

[@JP-ec9rl]

These videos are more important than you think. They are raising awareness and helping Americans figure out the truth behind the propaganda.

[@JamaicanToast]

Everything isn't a conspiracy, what is there to figure out. The town as been hit by a hurricane and that's it.

[@JP-ec9rl]

@@JamaicanToast sorry but you're just wrong. There's all sorts of misinformation coming from all sides. The mainstream media is practically ignoring what happened while the sitting president has said that there's nothing to see here and everyone affected is perfectly happy across the board. That's propaganda and 750 bucks for disaster relief is a joke! FEMA is absolutely completely failing these people. On the other hand, people also shouldn't expect anyone to have a magic wand and be able to make everything instantly better and I've heard some unrealistic opinions from people who seem to think that someone should. It's being denied by the establishment and sensationalized by big name influencers. It's the epitome of propagandist conspiracy.

[@rbfishcs123]

@@JamaicanToast Everything has to be a conspiracy to certain people unfortunately.

[@milliway2010]

@@rbfishcs123 That's to control information...if the media can claim it's misinformation then they can shape the narritive. Unfortunately for them they are no longer the gatekeepers...people like this man are doing their job making them obsolete.

[@andrea6421]

This makes me so sad and heartbroken for this community 😢 I live in Michigan and had no idea how bad this was. If it wasn’t for a few KZbinrs I don’t think I would’ve ever known how bad this was. Thank you for showing it.

[@michelebri121]

I didnt either (I'm 2 hours west of the damage in TN) til I saw the fb posts about ppl driving through rural areas and seeing total destruction including bodies of both animals and humans. So many areas that have hardly even been reached.

[@destinycoach5]

That's because the mainstream news isn't covering the devastation that was intentionally created nor are they talking about how authorities are sending private help away and threatening to charge people trying to help with people recovery. It's such a disgrace.

[@d.martinez-rodriguez333]

Yeah because its not reported on the MSM. If it wasn't for the CITIZEN JOURNALIST we would not get the truth. TRUMP 2024.

[@beverlycushman3571]

You’ll never hear about it on main stream media!! God speed to you all !

[@Mammaj1963]

Same with me,I had no idea how bad it really was

[@suzanne1797]

Nate is a great videographer! Thank you to both of you for showing us what is going on. Sadly, it looks more like a 100 year old ghost town. Just so devastating.

[@BlueM-o2b]

When he explained it was his son, I was so shocked and impressed! My only request would be any future videos, you make sure to stop at safe spots so he can take some time really panning the area (like the mud in the place you all couldn't remember about 10 minutes in). You guys are creating a really unique and detailed document for the historical record. Across the country we're all praying for everyone this storm hit. 🙏❤

[@ayabokti161]

Well thatvexplains why he kept the camera just looking at his back instead of looking around more.

[@webwhisper2701]

Nate has done a great job - steady hand is important.

[@destinycoach5]

​@@BlueM-o2byes I also wanted the video to stop and pan the inside of stores slower and longer to really grasp the power of this water that created such devastation inside buildings. I would have liked a closer up look at the over turned rail car.

[@cindywernert9309]

How devastating. We were there last year at this time (vacationing from Pittsburgh). What a beautiful town full of the absolutely kindest people. My heart aches for you all. Praying for God’s strength to uphold you and to provide the resources so desperately needed.

[@r0nea]

I recently was acquainted with a master woodworking craftsman from Marshall when I placed an order for a custom rolling pin and some replacement handles. It was heartbreaking that he pulled everything off his Etsy store - refunded my money. But comforting to know he was safe enough to send a message saying his shop was destroyed , as has been the entire community. I can’t express how much I appreciate this video the tour, it’s much worse than I could have imagined. I cry for everyone impacted by this disaster, yet comforted to see the community joining together. Will be keeping yall in my thoughts and prayers and awaiting the day to put my order in again with John at Elk Fork Woodworks…assuming he sets shop up again. As an outsider looking in, it is painful to see such devastation. Fingers crossed everyone gets more help and support from state and federal governments.

[@sueran9899]

Find a local artist and adopt and promote them. Save their livelihood.

[@meeb7527]

Even with the destruction, you can see what a beautiful place it is. Prayers for the rebuilding of all the devastated areas and for those who have lost so much. 🙏

[@sueran9899]

Save livelihoods. Come visit and volunteer. Find a B & B. Adopt a local artist or business or promote their online sales.

[@melissalane-q7m]

Thank you for this video! Amazing to see close up the devastation! I lived in Asheville 30 years ago and my 91 year old mother is still there. She’s ok, no damage to her home, but she hasn’t been able to leave. She says many volunteers bringing water, food, and other supplies door-to-door. Someone even stopped by to charge her cell phone. She just laughed when I implored her once again to get a generator. She said, “No, I enjoy visiting with all the different people.”

[@patroberts5449]

Well……talk about making lemonade from Lemons! “No, I like visiting with the different people” after deciding not to get a generator… I can t help thinking about this awful disaster you are dealing with. Incredible courage, strength and optimism from all of you affected! Alls we can do is donate money from 3000 miles away. Hope it helps a bit.

[@jnharton]

There are much worse things than no electricity. As long as they have food, water, shelter, and decent sanitation/hygiene people can cope.

[@KB-ke3fi]

@@jnharton Yeah but FEMA is nowhere to be found.

[@RannPatterson]

God bless her!! 😊

[@cariocadenyc]

So sorry your town has gone through this.

[@wilfredmuller1710]

Then I suppose what happened to Asheville may be God's punishment to them for loving kamala and abortions.

[@iNeedSome762]

@networkedperson What's funny is most of the places around me that got hit are the liberal havens. This is coming from a pretty liberal person, just want to show that you're a moron.

[@jbake1]

Not his town. Not his state. You can tell by his accent he moved to NC within the past 3 years.

[@JM-xu3cr]

@@jbake1 Please let us all know just how many years one has to live in a town before it becomes his town. It's times like this that theses kind of questions must be answered. So very important. Please, tell us right away.

[@RND-x8m]

A Brit here, your sense of community warms my heart. Its shocking to see but it will make you grow and God bless everyone of you.

[@noranbc]

Marshall was a quaint little town. I was visiting in Marshall and left Wednesday afternoon under rain. Thank you for showing Marshall after the storm. God bless all the people that are helping to restore Marshall and keep everybody safe.

[@wyogrl11]

Thank you for this video. I’m so sorry for you and your community. 🙏🏼 for all.

[@tracythorn2918]

Thank you for a close look at the devastation. We see a few seconds of video on network news which doesn't convey the the extent of damage. Good job to Nate as well.

[@onedogfarm6731]

Nate did a fantastic job documenting this horrific event. This is a very good video. Thank you!!

[@TheCarFarm]

...but he should watch his step.

[@karltitz1725]

This guy is so present and inclusive of his son. That’s a beautiful thing.

[@aKaMizK]

I was just thinking, if Nate is not his son, he has weird relationship with his camera guy 😂

[@GratitudeismyAttitude123]

​@@aKaMizKhaha I had to come to the comments to see who tf Nate is lol....glad to hear it is his son 😅

[@katherinelawrence6545]

Absolutely heartbreaking!

[@dorothyaddington1983]

Amen!!! Praying for all the people of the Southeast and what they are going through now! Also sending financial aid to help in the recovery efforts!

[@Elfie0100]

Thank you for such a good description of your town. Hope it can be rebuilt. It’s sad to lose so many historic buildings.😊.

[@BoltUpBearded]

My heart goes out to ya'll. Great to get these videos out to show people what has happen. Keep it up

[@SassquatchTX]

Hurts to see your town like this. We been hit hard in Houston but nothing like this. God speed and prayers for those missing. Respect to that old school man.

[@innershifttv]

Writing from Montpelier, VT where we had a flood July 11, 2024. A community hub was formed to help volunteers get situated. People could only come into the city to volunteer. At Christ Church we had hundreds of volunteers who brought everything up from the basement, helped destroy the Sheetrock walls, scrape up the silt into buckets. The piles outside the buildings rose up the top of the first floor. The power company had to come in and disconnect the electricity and Public Works had to turn water back on making sure the pipes hadn’t burst. The National guard were called in to help remove the debris. Our hearts are with you . When roads are repaired the volunteers will come!

[@mtadams2009]

I am not sure how many people know about what Vermont went through last July. It was brutal. Vermont strong. They will also find a way to make their way through this terrible event. Take care

[@Crosshatch1212]

It will be sabotaged fire next

[@lindaakguest4ever50]

The mountain people, Carolinas, TN, and Vermont are THE BEST!!!

[@Sophiecjp]

My god this really opened my eyes as to how horrific this flood was. My heart goes out to everyone affected. Thank you for sharing.

[@LilyGazou]

There are many towns washed away. Still trying to get info.

[@destinycoach5]

​@@LilyGazouyes please do and upload any vids you can get hands on. This tragedy needs to go viral. Unless you watching YT most people are not understanding the immense impact of this hurricane and flood.

[@lynnmaupin-simpson1215]

Tony and Nate, thank you for sharing the story of your town. We are getting very little information via the News. A more than a handful of folks are vlogging a d sre sharing different aspects of the storm. Most volunteers are vlogging. Their sincerity is palpable. Some grew up in the area. Others are homesteaders . Many have purchased thousands of dollars worth of food, water, chain saws, gloves, gas from their own savings. Many survived Katrina or something similar. No FEMA outside of Ashville. 1000+ still missing. But time and again the vlogs have shown community . Everybody is helping. People are offering different skill sets. People are still STUCK OUT IN THE MOUNTAINS. Private helicopters as well S military are getting these people out. So please know how appreciated your endeavors are as the news isn't getting the message out. Please stay safe. Please continue with updates. This will take years to fix.❤😢😮😅😢

[@mindym.1166]

You did a good job showing what’s going on, Nate did a great job as cameraman. I’m so sorry for the people of Marshall and for all the areas affected by this terrible flooding. Prayers for all of you.

[@Twix586-o1z]

Praying for you all, thanks for sharing.

[@OkieGal2]

Thank you, Tony and Nate, for giving us this look on the ground. What a beautiful town you live in.

[@jamesreese4170]

What a beautiful little town. Shes a bit beat up but her beauty is still showing through. I hope she can come back with all her charms. Prayers and blessings.

[@Orpilorp]

I have never been to Appalachia, but it always looks so beautiful. Our home took in 4½' of water in the massive Nebraska flood of 2019. It took awhile, but with beautiful people who volunteered to help us our main floor was rebuilt. A lovely grew of gentlemen came all the way from Tennessee! What a blessing. I would recommend, once power is restored, to have some fans just to gently circulate the air to avoid mold. Like you said, the wood floors should dry slowly, so you don't want to blast the air. My husband and sons mucked out the main floor and set folding tables up outside and just piled everything that could be saved up on the tables. God is good.

[@1Rab]

North Carolinians adore this part of our state. We are all heartbroken to see this happen

[@irishbull65]

This is great showing of the spirit of people of NC…where I’ll retire some day. Prayers from FL

[@midnighttennessee8904]

I hate to see the mess you guys have but I'm so glad to see people at the town center. Thank you for the video!!! I think you guys should start signing off by telling us what your community needs, from us on the outside.

[@coffeytones1520]

Thank you both for bringing us an outside look of the devastation these small towns in North Carolina. God bless you, we are with you ❤

[@traceinoz3159]

Sending much love from Australia. Had the privilege of visiting NC in the early 90’s. The most beautiful , godly people who I fell in love with. Plus exquisite countryside. You’re all in my heart felt prayers.

[@staffordlee1430]

I’m so sorry. Sending prayers and love to my fellow Americans in Western NC! God Bless you all.

[@debbiehorn8263]

Good video . I'm so sorry for All the towns and people affected by this . God's speed for recovery.

[@danaleepipes8312]

Thank you. This is so hard to watch you walked by what was my daughter's studio and my home above it. 140 S..Main. Across from the second church in the video. The water came up 3 inches into my second floor. The street level is a total loss. The second floor is salvageable, depending what happens when they remove the buildings on either side. And there is the very toxic sludge contamining everything. We really won't know for a very long time. I do not have flood insurance. The community is very close and we are working to help each other the best we can. Dannie Piipes

[@meganr9280]

God Bless you.. I know it’s hard but this too will pass…

[@gerryconstant4914]

We went through Katrina & the aftermath of broken levees. The US Corp Of Engineers "inspected" them by riding around after their lunch hours. However New Orleans is rebuilt & you will also. Get used to standing in line for aid & Small Business Administration Loans but don't be too proud to take whatever they offer. Just hope for God to give you the strength to rebuild.

[@nickhildabridle1612]

Why did you not have flood insurance considering how close you lived to a river???

[@nickhildabridle1612]

​@gerryconstant4914 well looks like God decided unleash his fury on this area of the country so why would he give them the strength???

[@Ken-dr8gb]

So sorry for you thoughts and prayers you can fully recover

[@Idolmakercat]

Thank you very much. Marshall holds a special place in my heart. My mother was from here. She lived on Sweetwater Road. I spent lots of summers in Marshall growing up.

[@bluewings53]

My Son Matthew Moreau and his Wife Samantha live in Marshall. It breaks parents hearts to see their loss, the town and its peoples loss that was unique and home to many. I pray that they rebuild and build it back even better and carry on their lives once again. I pray for the families that lost friends, homes and property. This was so sad and will always be remembered.

[@katherinecornette5315]

Sending supplies and preparing to send volunteers from our church. Y’all are our neighbors and we ❤️our mountain communities!

[@PriscillaAlford]

Thank you so much

[@George-pg2ii]

Thanks for making a video record of this horrible destruction. It is truly hard to believe.

[@HankNicolas]

Very well done, appreciate this video!

[@FischerRestoration]

I'm originally from South Carolina.. thank you for showing us around Marshall N.C. Tony, you're obviously a good man and a shout out to your son Nate for his video duties! Prayers to you all 🙏

[@WilliamAubrey]

Great work on this video! Hopefully increasing awareness of the damage will encourage people to support the recovery.

[@sherrydesantis3437]

Great video Sir! Thank you showing how hard this will be for recovery. First lives need to be resued. God bless youall!

[@danc9440]

Thanks Tony and Nate for taking the time to show the level of destruction in Marshall, NC. I haven't been there is 25 years but always enjoyed the downtown buildings, along with its kind people. I hope, like many others, that they can rebuild and get the town and its people back on their feet as soon as possible. Keep us posted with developments guys. Stay Strong Madison County!

[@colleenwhiteway987]

Thank you for this video. It’s a tragedy, not “fun” to watch but informative & necessary. Thank you!

[@michaelashley2855]

Is it necessary to gawk ?

[@HAHearn]

Thanks for sharing this, Tony. It helps those of us who want to help bear one another’s burdens, if only emotionally, to get a visceral feel for the devastation. Our prayers are with you brother, and all those in your community. Give Nate a big dad-hug for helping with the video.

[@kittyherbs]

Watching this video is absolute confirmation to me that we should be building our towns, cities, and home buildings in the fashion of the Tartarian Old World red brick fashion. These beautiful old world buildings in this town are still standing and all of our buildings that are made from wood, chalk, and metal, have been washed away to ruins. I’m so sad for all of the devastation these people here are suffering. 😭😢😓🥺🙏

[@SuperReznative]

Pray that God will bless y"all

[@jnharton]

They're very attractive buildings for sure, but it wouldn't necessary keep them from being full of mud if they were at a lower elevation.

[@evelynhoward1492]

I'm a jamaican and I totally agree with your comments the building that are built from board metal and other things isn't as strong as bricks or blocks so they cannot be easily demolished by any disater that strikes

[@lisaroriguez4196]

I agree 100% the mud and debris can be removed, the buildings have stood for hundreds of years to be restored yet again! We are seeing in real time what must have happened prior. From empty cities to streets covered in mud. This is definatly a familiar site. I can not help but look for old walls and evidence of the old world as people post video. Some old building foundations have had the water un-bury the bottom floors to expose the true dimensions of the original structure. No one built basement floors with the windows covered up.

[@sherribrawn3757]

Ya, and while we're doing that we'll remind everyone Climate Change is real, and it's here! There's a tipping point on this planet, and we are very close..

[@ladysmith2977]

Nice work Native :!) Thank you fellas for providing a clear view. To all who are putting forth honest efforts in assisting w provisions, clean up, moral and spiritual support...showing love for fellow bros and sisters!!! GBW all

[@angelatester2471]

It looks such a beautiful town ...... real character and soul. Such devastation....... Wishing you all good luck for getting through this.

[@SuperReznative]

Country music oroducers.Get together to do consorts and fundraising.Make songs ballads to commentate this part of History,in Jesus name.

[@dewuknowofHyMn]

I am sooo sorry for ya'll.... 😔😪💔 Thank you for letting us see what really happened Tony....

[@rickluttrell5529]

California here. Thank you for documenting the damage and devastation in your community. The media and news here is terrible and misleading. I appreciate the folks like you helping to educate us on what has happened and how it’s being addressed.

[@WorldwideWyatt]

Thanks for sharing this video, I’m so sorry about what’s happened to your town. Sending my love and my money from Eastern North Carolina. Stay strong for your family, brother.

[@RoselynMitchell-tp6vd]

Thanks for doing this video,watching from Jamaica,prayers for you all

[@JohnShinn6078]

Nate's obedient. Nate's humble. Nate's an unsung hero. Good job Nate! 👍🤠

[@สําพานสร้างสวน-ฐ1พ]

You explained this so well, thank you!

[@georgealvarez8967]

Thank you for the effort, it IS important to get the word out and documented. You did a great job. God Bless.

[@Crosshatch1212]

That hurricane was manipulated and steared

[@melissacobb9800]

Thank you, you're filming peoples worst moments, but to get the help you need, it's important to get this information out to the world. Great Job filming NATE! Please keep up the great work you're doing. Please record as much as you can for the history books

[@vickiesmith753]

Thank you for sharing this footage! 😢

[@crshia]

We here in the Triangle area are praying for you folks and lots of groups gathering supplies and donating. With you in heart and spirit and hang in there!

[@liann3881]

Oh my heavens. My words are inadequateb but this is nuts. Great video!

[@eimisavageofficial9196]

North carolina united ❤🙌 Prayers and support for all the warriors and affected people out there❤

[@jennifertheobald9823]

I continuously watch all the devastation that so many have went through and will have to deal with for such a long time and it truly hurts my heart and makes me cry for all whole lost to this tragedy. It's overwhelming to watch I cannot even begin to understand how the people who live here feel. The clean up and rebuilds will be such a long process and I pray for ALL involved that the day comes quickly when you all can look back at this as a memory that you all overcame.

[@leftfinned]

Hey there, so so sorry to see your adorable and historic town in such a state. I’ve been through several hurricanes including cat 5’s with storm surges etc but you’ve never expect storms to cause so much damage in mountain towns. Water has so much power. I sincerely hope you guys recover and are able to keep the quaint feel even with the new building. Sending love and prayers to you and all affected.

[@RobinLovins]

Prayers from Kentucky. These people need a lot of help thanks for showing us what’s going on there.

[@Foodthoughtandhomeco]

Although my heart is broken for you all, I will say you all came together in the most loving and powerful way that truly is being recognized across this great nation. You guys deserve a million props and hugs. ❤

[@harpintn]

It is good that your community has come together to help each other and clean up the mess as the first part of recovering. Thank you for documenting and sharing the story of your town.

[@wg99er]

Someone once told me you can take the person out of the mountains, but not the mountains out of the person. The beauty of North Carolina is one thing that will never change.

[@Tbrew-zd6xb]

@wg..sundown town

[@justaguy2365]

​​​@@Tbrew-zd6xb No... you're an idiot. Marshall is a very progressive little town. One of the most popular businesses on main street is/was owned by a black guy. Folks here are friendly to everyone. So stop spreading lies!!

[@zchris87v80]

I only have a lot in sylva so I'm not concerned with damage, but my home in upstate SC escaped without even losing power, despite 70mph being recorded at my town's airport.

[@randomgamer8543]

Is true..Was born in Savannah GA, and moved to North GA. Lived again where I came from,but had to come back.Been living in South TN for 6 years now.✌️

[@barbarajohnson8968]

​@@Tbrew-zd6xbwhat does sundown town mean? Yours is the second comment using this term.

[@julesw1403]

I lived in your neighboring town of Mars Hill for many years, and I loved to drive over to Marshall. It was so charming. It will get back there again. All this will take time.

[@ashleylovepace1941]

More updates as you get them please. The news is so spotty.

[@R6WillyJ]

My grandfather (Geter Messer) helped build the dam in town many years ago . I was in Marshall this past Spring to visit on the way to the Biueridge parkway. It’s heart rendering to see the devastation to town after all the memories of this town when our parents would take us there as kids

[@Kiyoone]

so many old beautiful buildings... what a tragedy.

[@wtfishappening8476]

Hi from the county of Devon in England. Country girl, praying for you good folks having to go through this 🙏 ✝️

[@LilyGazou]

Thank you for your caring❤

[@wtfishappening8476]

@@LilyGazou 🙏✝️❤️

[@MargaretHagenow-eu7gf]

This is the best report and video that I have watched. A BIG THANK YOU FOR TAKING THE TIME TO SHARE WITH US. I live in Chicagoland area. I have been praying for all of those effected. I can’t imagine one day the comforts of home and just gone just gone in minutes.

[@ladavis1959]

My SIL. Peggy Davis lives there in Marshall thank you for documenting what has happened . Prayers for everyone.

[@SuperReznative]

Know Jesus everyone,humbly repent.Love and care for one another.

[@marykliza3324]

Thank you!! Thank you for showing American’s where you grew up with your son Nate filming! God Bless you!

[@evangelineadams4885]

Thank you. 'a picture is worth a thousand words'. no words could fully describe what happened here.

[@topaz3468]

As others have said here and in other NC and Tennessee storm videos, the older buildings were constructed better and so more of them are still standing. Our forefathers knew better how to build a solid structure than we do today!! Great coverage of the damage in Marshall.. thanks so much😊 😊😊

[@ryanteter]

Faith in God and determination to rebuild will bring another video showing life and some pretty, new buildings. Please keep posting videos with your progress.

[@agapelove2853]

Thank you sir and son Nate … I have no words too express my inner heart & soul of the devastation …I do believe God Almighty will bring all of this small community town back together God Bless All from the great state of SW Missouri

[@jeremytine]

i should hope so, since god almighty destroyed it

[@prussiaaero1802]

You know.... I wondered about that.....

[@christinehelder9114]

Thank you for letting us see what has happened. Unbelievable. Your son Nate did a spectacular job videoing. Thanks from Canada.

[@stayawesomecards]

I looked at the street view to compare what it looked like before hand…man so sorry everyone. So much destruction. Great video.

[@mopazo7]

Unbelievable, such destruction. Thanks for the video, what we see on TV is nothing, you tubers are doing a much better job. Stay safe and prayers for those affected and suffering.

[@jasonjohnsonHVAC]

Prayers for yall in Marshall and everywhere affected by this hurricane.

[@jamessefton3680]

Thanks for making the video and sharing it with us- it will take a while but eventually it will get better 👍

[@mouseinbootsadventures7516]

Your son Nate, definitely has talent as a camera videographer. His video is professional quality. He is steady and focused. Thank you for the video Sir. The news media are not reporting or showing this horrendous damage. The loss of life is heartbreaking. The loss of homes, businesses, and entire towns is overwhelming.

[@tanyaraven9492]

Fascinating, and heartbreaking. Thanks for the tour. I can see the beauty of your town despite all the devastation. Praying for your complete and speedy recovery.

[@IBeLieveInChrist07]

Sorry, soooo sad. What I really find amazing is what the town has accomplished in clean up in just a few days! Tributes to your community for being so self sufficient and strong! ❤❤❤❤❤God bless you!!

[@aymenlayman1901]

But , Jesus Himself said my God is the God of all the prophets. Allah . See Surat " El Ma ida in the Qu'ran. " there is the whole truth said by Jesus.We believe in the Holly books. If you don't believe in the Qu'ran .it's your issue.

[@julianneavery6995]

Thank you. you got the best coverage showing the true nature of damages flooding causes. Praying for resilience in the upcoming months. Stand together as a community. Do not falter. Many hands joining will see all through in the upcoming month's.

[@angelawebb6987]

Our brothers and sisters there at Marshal, NC, we are so terribly upset about your losses of everything important or not, it hurts so bad. You are going to remain in our heartms and prayers. We've cried so so so many tears for you and with you.

[@alc7020]

Thank you for sharing this video - need to see all those beautiful towns /cities that have been impacted. Such resilience in the wake of this is stunning episode in our history. Prayers for your town and my state as it navigates this apocalypse and recovers - reborn.

[@Og-Judy]

Thank you for doing this historical documentation. So very sorry for your loss. Sending prayers from Wisconsin.🙏🙏❤️❤️

[@MargueriteFairProductions]

l llved ln NC, so sorry for thls tradgey. sendlng Love and prayers to everyone. slgh. thanks for sharng thls. we have all been prayng. slgh.