Homer Green Flashback | Tennessee Crossroads | Episode 3033.4

[@patrickgreen7308]

I'm a Green from the mountains. Dont know if I'm related, this is how I remember my people being. RIP Homer Green and wife, the Lord is with you.

[@davidsauer6286]

I've been under lockdown in the Philippines since early February...so good to see Tennessee. I'm from Parsons. 🙏💛🙏

[@tinahachey454]

What a sweet man I love the angel he made for his wife 👼🏻

[@1995jug]

R.I.P. Mr Green the world needs more like him.

[@bruciferburton5246]

Homer left us about twenty years ago. I knew him and visit he and his wife's graves occasionally. He was an inspiration.

[@karenrogers2826]

It would have been a pleasure and an enlightening experience spending time with this man.

[@JM-yx1lm]

Huuuuhh? Haha that's what Homer says alot after someone says something

[@karenrogers2826]

J M is this artistic man still alive?

[@karenrogers2826]

, sorry, I just reread that he had passed away. Very unique man, though. We need more like him in this world.

[@karlelliott9254]

The opening scene is heartbreaking seeing such a beautiful valley overwhelmed by the road. Imagine what it looked like before the road with maybe just a wagon trail. I love the old slow uncrowded dirt roads.

[@CornpopWasaBadDude444]

Very good point. Sadly , myself didn’t even have that thought. Until I read your comment. 👍🏻🇺🇸

[@bruciferburton5246]

That is the old road...Nickajack Trace it is likely thousands of years old and there is a cave that runs beneath the site that drains out both sides into two different river systems. It really is a magical place . He said he lived on top of the world. 💜

[@sandratimberlake7275]

I miss this amazing man so much went there numerous times as a kid and then took my kids there as an adult it was the most beautiful scenery you could ever see and Mr.green was something special.he was a great artist and true legend miss him so much Rip Mr green

[@VanillaGorilla502]

He sounds like an amazing man.

[@sandratimberlake9022]

He was an amazing man and humble and kind and awesome folk artist. Went there since I was a kid .truly a legend

[@GLDENGLOVES]

@Mark Lanton 02

[@pilligalad7487]

Whoever the 11gave a thumbs down must be very negative miserable people. What a inspiring ol gentleman to be getting out and keeping himself busy at his age👍

[@Greenrockization]

This is my Grandmother's brother, RIP. Unfortunately I never met Homer. - Michael Green.

[@jesserogers472]

He is kin to my wife she is a Robinson. I had a friend that was a green I worked with. We made a long visit one day years ago. Homer was a pistol he had a lot of stories for course I can’t tell. But the one about the gun he showed me he found in a cave was one of the best. He said he toke it because the over guy did not need it anymore. A great ole guy.

[@DuckWild23]

This is my great uncle

[@VanillaGorilla502]

Humble and artistic. Just wants to enjoy life and pass time until he gets home to his wife. I love stories and people like this.

[@CornpopWasaBadDude444]

You sure nailed what I thought of him also. We need to treasure Folks like him. They are far , few between. And very special individuals.

[@kenneychappuis1853]

Hell yes I miss her. Enough said

[@Laffy1345]

Lol what a Great Man.

[@TWBlack]

From reading the comments I guess he's gone to be with Jesus and his wife!! Young folks...listen to these elders when you can!! I wish I'd taken the time when my Grandparents and parents were still here...they ALL lived through the depression, imagine the knowledge I could have gleaned and put to use today!!! R.I.P. Mr. Homer I hope to hug you in heaven!!

[@mattwilliam4803]

-Homer's very "Tennessee"

[@ridetn7695]

East Tennesee, trust me

[@mikah4051]

What is it? "Painted wood is what I call it!" Homer says.. GREEN, Homer H.Age 81 of Old Hickory, went to be with the Lord, January 7, 2008.

[@rawbacon]

Lived 23 years without his wife.

[@khalli2112]

Seen 2023

[@jrd2475]

Seems like a great man

[@bluzcompany2293]

Cuz...

[@frankbeaudette3481]

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