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[@kurtcraig3421]

boss man used his climbing skills to get on that fallen tree. a father having to save his entire family can be a unstoppable force. thanks EM n JADE for sharing these personal incidents and windows into your lives.

[@good-timeshomestead2183]

You Know, your story tells the love a father has for his family! Don't ever forget that, even when you get mad at him. Thanks for sharing. Happy Milling

[@smokum0]

Amen to this! This man is amazing!

[@TheMadManPlace]

Your Dad, "the boss", seems to be a man of few words but with a determination to protect his family by any means necessary. You two may not realize it yet but that determination lives in both of you too. Your work ethic is just the tip of that iceberg.

[@smokum0]

Truth!

[@jolujo5842]

True that !

[@robertfield5904]

The sermon on the mount, Matthew 7:7-14, Jeremiah 31:3, Psalms 57:2, Psalms 91 ,. I have learned that there is nothing a dad loves, and there is nothing a mom loves more than their children. Psalms 91, Romans 8:37-39. Deuteronomy 28, Mark 10:17-27, Matthew 5:17, Luke 6:46.

[@glenkelley6048]

God Bless You and your DAD!

[@jeff32058]

Give God the praise for giving your dad the courage and determination to save his family.

[@tyronedeasbrailsford951]

God is amazing! Your family continues to be blessed because of your faith!

[@Jerry0153A]

Floods are very scary events. The force of raging waters is unmeasurable, in a blink you could disappear. Very well narrated, thanks for the opportunity to see this disaster through your eyes.

[@bluenetmarketing]

Fascinating, inspiring, and terrifying. Your family is made of some very tough stock. American spirit through and through.

[@phillipsmith7081]

You ladies are the dream an old man desires for his grandchildren; hard workers and engineers in your trade. As an old woodworker and cabinetmaker, I enjoy your videos of the sawmill and your hard work cutting lumber. You make your parents proud. Thank you and happy new year and prosperous 2022.

[@Tannhauser111]

A really moving story. You are real heroes. Greetings from Germany.

[@dougalexander7204]

My goodness ladies this certainly is a powerful life changing event. Your dad is an honest hero who put his family first. I’m a little old man and I teared up. You two will be brave for your own families someday.

[@gilbertdelgado6703]

As the saying goes, “what doesn’t kill you, makes you stronger “. Thank you for sharing this with all of us out here in the ether. May God bless you and your family.

[@georgebartholemew8444]

You made me cry. You are completely right in saying that no one that hasn't gone through this will truly understand.

[@MrChewy63]

Family is everything…never forget

[@danielashton5697]

Thanks ladies! Incredible story of survival and perseverance! Glad y’all came through it 🥰

[@MichaelJohnson-lx2dl]

I lived through a flood back in 1973 when I was 16 years old. At that time my family lived 4 miles from the Mississippi River. We ended up with 18 inches of muddy water in our house which doesn't sound like all that much compared with your experience but still did a lot of damage and required a total remodel of our house. While you were telling your story it brought up a bunch of old memories of the things I experienced during my disaster. As you said, water is extremely powerful and dangerous, and a flood not only does unbelievable damage but can take lives, livelihoods, and shatters your emotional well-being. Being faced with your mortality can certainly change your life. I too, remember the "smell." We began cleanup at our house by mopping the floor with bleach and then just hosing out all of the mud (I bet we did that 20 or more times). I don't think the smell ever fully went away and we took every wall to the studs in the remodel. Life is precious, and your story proves how much your dad values each member of your family. Don't ever doubt his love, you saw it on full display that night. Tragedy has a way of drawing families and communities together. I could tell you story after story of things that took place during that time in my life as I'm sure you can regarding this event in your lives. This has obviously made you stronger women and strengthened the bond of love in your family. I pray that God will continue to bless your lives as you will obviously continue to grow to become exceptional young women.

[@whatscoldoing5627]

Thank you for the frank and heartfelt story of some of your family’s history. This is what makes us stronger and the family bond stable. I have, in the past, marvelled at the apparent strength of the family unit that is visible in your videos, but now I see, partly at least, where this originates. You are all survivors and much stronger people than some of the “princesses” I see sometimes. Heroes one and all!😁👍🏆

[@theodorebowers9737]

WOW 🙏🏻 THANK GOD YOU MADE IT AND ARE HERE TO TALK ABOUT IT AMEN 🙏🏻

[@stephenrouse2233]

Wow! That must have been very traumatic for you all. Well done for sticking to the task and coming through it. Your dad sounds like he fought like a lion to save you all.

[@Cotton2Ennis]

I can tell you from my own life, when crisis come and there is no way out, God always makes a way and He is always with me when these things happen. May God bless your family and keep you safe.

[@fitch8363]

Wow! Great job of telling a gut wrenching story of survival. Your parents are extraordinary! Your dad put his life on the line to save his family. It's obvious you two have the same core values.

[@Snarkapotamus]

I know I'm late to this video, but that was very touching. I could tell how much it affected your young lives and how absolutely determined your parents were in saving you. Oddly, I grew up just north of where you are and lived through a flood when the Tioga (PA) and Chemung (NY) rivers flooded. Lived in a church evacuation center for 8-days and my mother the RN would take the people the National Guard flights would bring in and check them out. I spent an entire summer helping clean up the area. That smell you described is still etched in my psyche and always will be...

[@codiesdad717]

His faith in God helped him find the way. You have an awesome dad!

[@ron.v]

As a father I know how rare it is to have a first hand story of tragedy like this told from his children's point of view. Your story from your point of view is rare and priceless, a treasure to preserve for future generations.

[@ericvanvlandren8987]

I echo what others have written. Powerful, powerful story. I commend the bravery of your young selves. Thank you for sharing.

[@John_Ridenour]

This was a video we missed. Praise The Lord that you all made it through! My wife Julie and I love watching your videos...we love to watch wholesome videos that feature family businesses and homestead operations. We love your work ethic and how the family works together. God Bless!

[@carlbowen8626]

Love that everything turned out for the best, God always has a plan

[@cheezyridr]

i sure loved hearing about your dad. he sounds like the kind of man the rest of us can respect and admire. he is a blessing to your family. i can hear how much you appreciate him, and i bet all of you make sure he is aware of that. good for you, (all) and God bless. God, family, country.

[@DanPurdy1]

A great story. Makes me appreciate all of you more. Thank God.

[@jeffery19677]

Disaster preparedness is a REAL thing that we have forgotten. Everyone should have a plan for the top 3 MOST LIKELY natural disasters . ALWAYS keep multiple flashlights and extra batteries in every vehicle. I have a headlamp that will provide light for 4 hours on high. 6 hours on low. Every vehicle should have a backpack with one or two MREs, multiple ways to start fires, spare wool socks, and a lifestraw or sawyer water filter. Also a handfull of mylar blankets. Less than $2 each at walmart. Glad y'all made it out.

[@robertdillon9989]

Very powerful stuff, Americans need to get back together and stop fighting and start remembering who we are , forget politics and hate , we are survivors ! Never quit !

[@AlmostItalianBrothers]

Couldn’t agree with you more Robert. I try to tell that to everyone I meet. They always have some excuse why we can’t. BS, we can

[@dandaniels4558]

@@AlmostItalianBrothers the right is ready and has been ready to reunite as a cou try with the left. The left is obviously not willing to do that and neither is the liberal media their responsible for dividing America with their hatred of the right.

[@AlmostItalianBrothers]

@@dandaniels4558 I can’t stand it!

[@allywilkeforsenate]

Democrats attacked America with a bio weapon and stole election.There will be no mercy on them,there will be no amnesty for them.Only short ropes.

[@jesseerickson662]

Agree about getting together, and we are fighters, but we should never turn our backs on politics. The only thing we can do is vote or revolt. That being said, it is super important to know what's going on in politics and vote accordingly. I say do your own research, think for yourself, and forget the media. They are the ones dividing us.

[@waynepowers3585]

You all need to write a book on this experience

[@lestatangel]

Not going into details here but our families are so much alike it's unreal. Blessings to all of you.

[@billbradley2480]

That’s a very touching story. Your father is a good man with amazing determination. Glad y’all survived that flooding storm.

[@LIFELOVER715]

The bravery, fortitude & greatness of your family is admirable & impressive. Thank you for sharing this epic story of your very difficult experience that made you stronger & more determined to be very successful.

[@bobfellows6000]

Know and lived your story well. Live in Johnstown Pa. South west of you. Famous for three floods here that destroyed about everything. Your so right on how you never know unless you’ve been in it. And after the shock settles, the real work starts of cleaning and rebuilding. Had to chuckle about the smell of flood mud. Still get the shivers if I get a hint of it. So glad your all safe and strong. Bob in Johnstown

[@earldean4858]

your dad did what a father should have done! Family is all there is at times like that! your parents did what they should have done and they loved you so very much they would have gave their lives that night! God Bless them and you!

[@belleerion6549]

I understand your Dad's unstoppable determination. A man's family is his soul and no father would not give his last breath for that family he holds dear. This I know because I had to literally carry my 3 year old daughter out of the midst of a devastating cat 3 tornado and my only direction was dependence on God.. though much was lost, my daughter as well as myself were safe with just minor injuries. It truly doesn't matter to me what others think, Jesus has given us an inestimable gift by having access to God Himself through himself. I believe that is what kept and protected me and my young daughter, and as I reckon that is what gave your Dad the strength and direction to get you guys out.... As we may be father's to our children, then so is God to us... Matthew 7... Vaelin

[@rt66rc86]

Amen to that Brother!

[@RobertWGreaves]

I am north of you in New York State. I lost my home in that 2011 flood. Water reached 4 feet shy of the roof. So I understand clearly the challenge you went through. Fortunately I got to high ground in time. My house was 85 years old and had never been touched by flood prior to my buying it in 2004.

[@johnbutterworth1369]

Thanks for sharing your stories. I was wondering about the rain there in "meet the team" video. Keep up the great work y'all. The first time I saw the phosphorous moss was in Tennessee it was in a thick, high canopy forest. It gets really dark even when it's not raining. If you fortunate on one of your vacations at the beach you can experience tiny phosphorous baby jelly fish, the size of peas. Swimming at night with those glowing jellies is like living out some fantastic story book. Thanks again for bringing sunshine. Cheers!

[@Alan_Hans__]

That sounds scary as hell. Water is pretty much an unstoppable force.

[@winstonmcnab2073]

A father love never stops,mother love is forever

[@pablocruz62]

Emerald looks the same , but Jade looks so young in this video. I bet Dad was livid, his wife and kids in danger. You young ladies are full of surprises, I am so happy the family made it out together and safe.

[@ajpsawmill4314]

I seen Irene pick up a house and send it down rt 30, cars and trucks float down the schoharie crick. Never thought I'd see anything like that

[@paulmartin2348]

The "Boss Man" is a Father and a Man. He would give his life to save his family and never even think about it. At times like this you just have to trust him. Respect. (and you all made it possible)

[@brianjreintjes]

I took me 3 times to watch this video it brought back scary memories to me, I survived being trapped underwater in my car in 1982. I tried twice to get out, water was filling the inside of the car up, I put my head down and said Lord help, my next conscious thought was that I was walking through water. I went to my friends house and he and his dad went to the scene and found my car 150 down the road with all windows up and all doors locked. Devine intervention? I'm glad you all made it out ok. Brian

[@Nuke8401DaveE]

When you have challenges in your future lives remember that you both have your Mother's and Father's strength and judgement in you.

[@kenutton992]

Your telling of your story was so compelling it keep me on the edge of my seat. Thank you for giving us a look into your situation.

[@rickdelaney9977]

Just came across your video. Can’t imagine what your family went through. I’ve subscribed. Now being 71 years old I took a nap soon after. I left You tube playing. I woke up to a beautiful piano playing. And looked at the screen to see who it was. There was a bible verse across the screen which accompanied the piano. It read “ When you pass through the waters, I will be with you; And through the rivers, they shall not over take you….. Isaiah 43 : 2. Now that was awesome . That verse stayed there for awhile as the piano continued. Had to share that with you.

[@lumbercapitallogyard]

Cool experience! You never know what you’ll get when you let KZbin just play…

[@chasse24peche]

Im so glad you're all here and well today! I'm from middle NY but every year I go up to Sonestown PA for a bday trout fishing party for my buddy..and Ive seen the damage those floods can do..whole bridges and even homes washed away. You're dad is incredible, hope you guys sell firewood bundles! I would love to buy one for my buddies cabin

[@AlmostItalianBrothers]

That story was amazing. Definition of family right there. Your dad is an amazing man, he may be moody and you might not be able to ask him questions until the end of the day but he is always looking out for your family. Really happy you guys are alive! I can’t get over that and how that must of felt especially your mom with a one year old. God bless you guys and I’m so excited to meet you!

[@rtoguidver3651]

I read an archive where Daniel Boone left home for 6 month's to go fur trapping, he left his wife and 6 kids but took 1 1/2 year getting back. No cell phone, no GPS, just good old Kentucky windage. He wrote that he had never been lost, but he was confused a few times. This is back when men were men and women were manly !

[@mottmusic101]

Great story, sets the stage for what you have accomplished since and in the future. You should write it down with quotes from each of you for family history. Date it and let your grandchildren read it someday.

[@jerrylonewolf4717]

That's was incredible, your dad, a dad and hero, you all are blessed.

[@jolujo5842]

Your father is a heroic man. You young ladies are blessed to be his daughter's 💕👍

[@randymcguire3159]

Great story.Made me cry.Your mom and dad are the true hero,s.What a parent will go through for our children has no limits.It makes one appreciate them even more.

[@baddog340]

WOW, I can't imagine how terrifying that had to be. My area just had a 100 year flood on 8/17/21 in Haywood county nc. 100's of homes washed away. 6 lives lost. Can't wait to hear the rest of the story. Thanks for sharing.

[@steveperkins1717]

This is a wild story..thanks for sharing!..as a man you would not do what you know you can't do..props to your amazing father and family!!

[@redwards5150]

Listening to the story of the flood and all the trials your family went through is amazing! As i listened to you all i could see was how God hand working to protect you all and making sure you all made it to safety and then Blessing your family with all the help rebuilding and sheltering you all while the building was going on, Wow what an Awesome God we have!!! Thank you for sharing with us and i hope you see the blessings and keep giving God the Praise. Thank you and God Bless.

[@hooperv]

God Bless you. I'm so happy everyone's ok. It would make a great movie lol. You had me in tears.

[@kansaIainen]

I was working in Stroudsburg PA in 1972 when massive flood took away a home of my friend. Many family lost their home. You just have to keep on.

[@marvinmyers9367]

So glad that you and your family survived the ordeal. Having been through multiple floods, I feel your pain. Your dad is an extremely brave man who was guided by his love for his family. You can do superhuman things when your kids are in jeopardy.

[@davidblalock9945]

“Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for thou art with me; thy rod and thy staff they comfort me.”

[@StacyBaldwin-qv5cj]

Ive lived through several floods, water is a powerful force, The reason they were angry when you didn't go to the firehouse is you are supposed to be helpless. The authorities dont like people who are capable of taking care of themselves.

[@peterc.anderson1840]

Wow! All I can say is wow! Looking forward to the "rest of the story" for all things, there is a reason! Great video 👏👏👏👏👏👏✌🙏

[@peterlittle9935]

There’s no wonder why your family is so beautifully tight together

[@aresaurelian]

This story was heart felt. It made me tear up a bit. Thank god you were saved. Thank you for sharing.

[@johnchapman3646]

That must have been difficult to talk through. Thanks for sharing.x

[@jorylyons6172]

You are Blessed.

[@paulcoomber4009]

What a remarkable story. Thanks for sharing. Best wishes for 2022 xx

[@Foxxie55]

So sorry to hear about this terrible ordeal.. Glad that all you guys made it out safely..

[@jeremyratliff1038]

The power of water is amazing. I lived near a creek for a while I learned quick to watch the weather constantly and if they called for heavy rain to watch the creek. I had 2 points I watched. Water reached the first point I started putting stuff in the house up high. It reached the 2nd point I took the family out. Got flooded 2 or 3 times. Said I would never live near a creek again so I bought property on a hill and moved. Can't imagine this from a kids prospective. Thanks for sharing your powerful story.

[@evertm61]

Thanks for sharing this story,intresting to hear but scary. So glad it all went well , love your videos keep on posting.

[@Kim-yl7yg]

The Heavenly Father was with you all. God Bless you all.

[@n3ytc97]

I am in western Pennsylvania and we had a couple floods within a week of each other. You said about the smell yes it is one you never forget, great job your dad did with getting y’all to safety

[@CoffeeWithFred]

Glad you guys made it. Glad you realize how lucky you are. Brave ladies and family.

[@leomiranda-castro6908]

Wow. Powerful. Thank you for sharing! Family, friends and community. That's what keeps our Nation going. Always. I'm looking forward to the next video! Very inspirational.

[@AT-qu1ek]

I really enjoy your videos and while I don't know you, I am proud of you for doing what you do. I've always loved working with wood and it's great to see a younger generation taking such an active/hands on interest...actually milling lumber. Keep up the great work!

[@agkleppel6235]

blessings and greetings from germany

[@railbaron9]

Wow great story of courage and survival. Saw your place on a sattellite map and considering how far you are from from Lycoming creek that was very bad flood. Happy tour family is alive and well.

[@cliftonnuckolls8293]

Praise the lord!

[@johnsadler8637]

Good evening all. That’s a frightening story, even a decade later. I can see why it engendered a desire for all of you to work together. Looking forward to that part of the story.

[@campark2171]

I remember that flud I am north of you we didn't get hit as bad as you but we had Severe flooding thankfully our house was high and dry.great videos Keep up the good Work

[@semasis9032]

Thank God I wasn't the only one who saw glowing branches and mushroom at the time of my fiery trial more worst that death itself. It happened in the darkest moments of my life, and I saw those glowing branches and mushroom in pitch black darkness at four different mountains I climb alone out of my deep sorrow and despair. But I kept my faith in God. This is his way of giving us a little spark of hope, a hint of light that is within us(since we are also compared to plants by God) which will glow and make our spirits shine in the darkest of times that the Devil brings to our lives. Now is stil night for the Lord, the day only comes for when his son returns to uproot all evil in this world. Stay true and keep the faith in God, love lots. More blessings to come for your family. Keep safe guys I enjoyed watching your videos ❤️❤️❤️ Isaiah 60 King James Version (KJV) 21 Thy people also shall be all righteous: they shall inherit the land for ever, the branch of my planting, the work of my hands, that I may be glorified. 22 A little one shall become a thousand, and a small one a strong nation: I the LORD will hasten it in his time. Psalm 1 King James Version (KJV) 1 Blessed is the man that walketh not in the counsel of the ungodly, nor standeth in the way of sinners, nor sitteth in the seat of the scornful. 2 But his delight is in the law of the LORD; and in his law doth he meditate day and night. 3 And he shall be like a tree planted by the rivers of water, that bringeth forth his fruit in his season; his leaf also shall not wither; and whatsoever he doeth shall prosper. Isaiah 53 King James Version (KJV) 2 For he shall grow up before him as a tender plant, and as a root out of a dry ground: he hath no form nor comeliness; and when we shall see him, there is no beauty that we should desire him. Ezekiel 17 King James Version (KJV) 24 And all the trees of the field shall know that I the LORD have brought down the high tree, have exalted the low tree, have dried up the green tree, and have made the dry tree to flourish: I the LORD have spoken and have done it.

[@Jimleben]

you all must be so proud of your dad and mom. As a dad myself, I can only imagine the thoughts going through his mind trying to be protector of his family. One day when you have a child you will understand the love that a parent has for their children. To me it is indescribable but infinite yet undeniable. God bless and Merry Christmas!

[@NotThatBob]

Seriously tough story to hear. God bless you and your family. Early American tough and loving.

[@richonlybyname68]

WOW...just WOW....God is awesome, with the things he shows us throughout Life's journey, amazing. Things happen for a reason.... sometimes we don't understand it. It seems to have installed an appreciation in your hearts, never forget, learn and move on. You have a great family.

[@oby-1607]

Thank God for your Dad. He saved you and your family from a very dangerous flood. Being flooded out is a very scary disaster to go go thru and survive. Where I am at in 2018 and in 2021 we have been flooded and evacuated. In each case the officials didn't know what to do and misdirected us to safety. We had to use our own judgment and managed out. Thank you for your brave story.

[@williamburke1882]

Thanks for sharing and God bless you and yours.

[@anthonybasiliere9366]

Very powerful story young ladies. Your dad is an amazing man with an unshakable faith.

[@chrisd3884]

God Bless You!

[@GeorgiaTiger1]

Wow! It is incredible that you all survived. Your Dad is a HERO!!

[@joegee2815]

Amazing story, so genuine. I'm just catching up on videos as a recent subscriber. You guys are the same age as my sons and while we haven't been through this kind of an event, it really hits me in the feels.

[@michaelchamberlain4618]

May God bless you all the name of Jesus Christ Amen❤

[@NSResponder]

So glad you all made it through. What an awesome story.

[@1951october]

That house was where I grew up we went through 1972 and 1975 and other floods but that one was the worst. The little town of Barbours has never been the same. The house had water in the basement before but never in the house itself. On another note I enjoy your videos because I grew up next to the sawmill that was next to your house. I worked on the mill in the woods and in the pallet mill so I can appreciate what you guys do. Keep up the good work.

[@howardawade4214]

What an awesome story. Thank you for sharing. As you told your story I could see the hand of God watching over you and your family.

[@nole8923]

Watching this I’m expecting Eric, Jackie, and Kelso from that 70s Show to strut into the room.

[@jamesalles139]

"During the first week of September in 2011, heavy rain from the remnants of Tropical Storm Lee, led to historic flooding in the Mid-Atlantic Region and especially Central Pennsylvania. The flooding was exacerbated by the saturated soil from previous heavy rain, just a week earlier from Hurricane Irene. The extensive damage caused by the flooding had not been seen since Hurricane Agnes devastated the area back in 1972. Rivers overflowed their banks, towns flooded, bridges washed away. A total of 15 people lost their lives as a result of the flooding, including 7 from Pennsylvania. The majority of these people were in vehicles trying to cross flooded roadways and were swept away. In Pennsylvania, over 16,000 homes and businesses received at least minor damage, including over 1,000 homes and businesses that were completely destroyed. Total estimated damage costs from Tropical Storm Lee are over $2 billion" - National Weather Service, in 2015