Schnebly Station - Paul Harvey - The Rest of the Story

[@cotton-Dave]

All of the information that you presented here has been available for quite some time, Brad. Yet I wonder how few people would have been exposed to it were it not for persons such as yourself and Mr. Harvey. Please keep this series going! Thanks!

[@BradDison]

Thank you for the kind words. I hadn't thought of it that way. :)

[@stevenf1953]

My wife and I have been there years ago. One of the most beautiful and amazing places in the USA. Thanks for another wonderful and informative videos.

[@BradDison]

I visited there when I was a teenager. Sooo long ago now. hahaha. I want to go back. :)

[@stevenf1953]

@@BradDison I might try to go this year. I have a brother-in-law close to there. It will be great to visit.

[@dixiesmaster]

Great story, Brad

[@BradDison]

Thank you very much, Dixiesmaster. :)

[@kevinfiebelkorn4715]

I've always been fascinated by place names and their origins. Sedona is now one of my favorites. Imagine, one of the most beautiful places in this country being named after a family outcast. Once again, thank you and Mr. Harvey for a delightful tidbit of education.

[@BradDison]

Thank you, Kevin. I'm glad you enjoyed it. I want to make another trip there now. :)

[@CassieLopez]

Love the town name, love the bell story, love the turquoise arches. Excellent episode.

[@BradDison]

Thank you very much, Cassie. :)

[@Lee-qp6gf]

These are great, I can't imagine the time you put it to do the research for these rest of the stories. Cheers, Lee

[@BradDison]

It's an absolute pleasure to research them. I usually spend about 8 hours per episode. :)

[@RobertBernard-s8m]

Good story, I like it.

[@BradDison]

Thank you very much. :)

[@BradDison]

Thank you very much. :)

[@Kiwionwing]

Another wonderful rest of the rest of the story

[@BradDison]

Thank you very much. :)

[@jerryodell1168]

Engineers, Scientist, Medical researchers, Inventors, and other types of researchers are all dreamers. What would we do if there never were dreamers??????

[@BradDison]

Exactly. We must have the dreamers. I'm a dreamer too. :)

[@jerryodell1168]

Secret: (I'm a dreamer, problem solver, and a doer and still am in my 80s. -can't help it And most of the Family are also dreamers. Some engineering and some artistic and some thinking trying to solve problems. It is just fun for us. Its addictive.)@@BradDison

[@riverbender9898]

It truly is a magical place. Thanks Brad.

[@BradDison]

Thank you, Riverbenter9898. :)

[@GringoLoco1]

Lived in Snotsdale Aridzona for about 20 years and Sedona was a frequent day trip. Now, 20+ years after I left for the tropics, I learn Sedona's origin story. THANKS 👊🏻

[@BradDison]

Really? No kidding? That's amazing. I'm glad the video was informative to you. :)

[@KorithStoneheart]

Sedona IS beautiful, too! Absolutely breathtaking

[@BradDison]

That’s what everyone tells me. I plan to visit there soon. :)

[@davidmetzger5221]

Way cool Bell story🔔

[@BradDison]

I'm glad you enjoyed it, David. :)

[@2puffs770]

😂😂😂😂😂😂"My brain won't allow me to pronounce Schnebly correctly". I love all the detail you find on people's lives. So sad about their five year old little girl. I couldn't imagine a more beautiful name for such a beautiful place. As for the arches, I'm glad McDonald's adopted that beautiful turquoise. No, I've never been, which is kind of sad, as I live so close in California.

[@BradDison]

I worked and worked on the pronunciation of Schnebly. I turned the camera on and it just wouldn't work. hahaha. I'm only human. I have a 4-year-old son. After learning about their little girl I gave him a big hug. I just couldn't imagine. I haven't been to Sedona since I was 10 or so. I want to go back. :)

[@2puffs770]

@@BradDison We love that you're human, not a machine. Next time, if you ever have to say that name again, keep thinking "incredibly Schnebly". Rhyming is very helpful!

[@jolenewitzel7919]

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[@BradDison]

:)

[@marnaehrech1223]

I visited friends in Sedona in 1978 when it was a few houses on a few dirt roads. I was of course blown away by the glorious majesty of the place, and knew that in 20 years or so it would be just what it is today--taken over by commercialism & exploited for its beauty and magic. What a place tho. I learned the story of Sedona's name back then. So cool.

[@BradDison]

I'm glad you enjoyed the episode. I plan to go there one day in the near future. :)