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~ A journey back in time ~ Part 1
"In today's video join me for a special two-part series of my trip to the Ulster American Folk Museum in Co. Tyrone. In this first video, we'll be exploring how Irish people lived and the homes they inhabited before emigrating to the New World. Take a walk down the meandering bóithrín and visit humble stone cottages, the old school house, lament old tales over the crackling fire, wander down the main street in search of sweets, and perhaps a parting drink in the pub between old friends and family.
Next Sunday, we'll be continuing our journey over the Atlantic Ocean as we arrive in America and discover how the Irish immigrants settle into their new land of opportunity.
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[@leslieweber5177]

Thank you for this amazing tour; can’t wait for next week. My heart is heavy for those immigrants leaving their homeland and families behind. 🙏❤️☘️

[@LostForest]

Thank you Leslie! Yes, the stories were truly heartbreaking. ❤☘️

[@dianeknott3655]

Gillian, the last few images brought tears to my eyes picturing how my great grandparents had to travel across the Atlantic. To think I wouldn't be here today, nor would my two daughters, had our ancestors not been so brave. They left a beautiful country, but one with such hardships. Thank you for this glimpse into "my" past, as well as probably the past of many other Americans whose people also came here to America hoping for better lives, sailing into their unknown futures....

[@LostForest]

That is so touching to hear Diane. They were such brave and resilient people, their stories are really quite heartbreaking yet hopeful at the same time 💕🙏✨

[@michelecampanelli5419]

A parte la nave (veramente impressionante) tutto il resto è meraviglioso e a misura d'uomo. Grazie ❤

[@margaretohara7250]

Beautiful video. We ought to take a moment to say a prayer for all the immigrants who left their simple homes to find work across the ocean. They contributed 100% plus to their new countries. We enjoy freedoms today because of their sacrifices. God bless them. Slainte.

[@LostForest]

Yes indeed! They were beyond brave and sacrificed so much for a better life 🙏💕✨

[@suebrown3194]

We don't know a lot about my ancestors who all came from various parts of Ireland, Scotland, and England. My father used to say it was the potato famine that drove our more immediate ancestors from the isles to North America. It appears some of them started out in Canada and then gradually made their way to the US. All of my great grandparents were primarily farmers by trade.

[@LostForest]

Yes that’s true, many crossed into Canada first as it was a cheaper option, and they would then travel down into states such as Pennsylvania, NY and Massachusetts 💕

[@melodymcdonnell1528]

Oh...this is beautiful! Lots of tugging on Heart Strings and Energy Strands. Thank you!❤

[@LostForest]

Aw I’m glad you enjoyed it Melody- their journey was certainly bittersweet 💕✨🙏

[@melodymcdonnell1528]

@@LostForest ❤️

[@debby891]

Oh how I love this! Our home is done in the very primitive style from the late 1800’s. I love history and what it must have been like for my Italian immigrants when they came here. I have many old school things that they used then, oil lamps, children’s leather button shoes and primitive toys made by their parents then, old quilts, etc. The countryside there looks much like it does here in upstate New York in our rural area so must have brought them some sense of home. I also collect and use old crocks, jugs, vintage kitchenwares and medicinal items…things they would have used then. They bring me so much coziness, warmth, a simpler time in life before technology replaced people and family time. Thank you so much for taking us along❤❤

[@LostForest]

So glad you enjoyed it! Oh, your home sounds just wonderful, and how lovely to still have cherished mementos from your ancestors. There's such a tangible link to the past with objects used and loved by people from long ago. ❤😊

[@debby891]

@@LostForest there sure is as I can feel how they must have lived through the things in our home. I love the old children’s primer school tablets and books and often look through them. The oil lamps and many candles that I use are just as good as lamps of today but much cozier. The kitchen utensils they used, if good enough for them are good enough for me and better than most modern ones. I so wish I could share pictures with you, you’d see so many similarities 🤎🤎

[@LostForest]

Items really were made to last back then. They were handcrafted to perfection, and there’s nothing quite like it now. I have some oil lamps also and they glow they give is just so soothing and comforting🥰✨

[@heleneconway8411]

Dear One - just getting around to viewing this - as a 4th generation Irish American I am so awed to see this - it makes my ancestors from many generations back more tangible - TYVM Helene Conway

[@LostForest]

Aw that’s so lovely to hear Helene! Glad you enjoyed the journey back in time 🙏🥰✨💕☘️

[@janemacdonald3859]

Hi Gillian, what a wonderful place to visit. Your filming is so good that it felt that we were there visiting it with you. I adore donkeys too - I think you should adopt a couple to add to your lovely animal family 😂. See you next week xx 💚☘🌿🌳

[@LostForest]

Aw thanks so much Jane! So glad you enjoyed it- yes I was only saying to my husband the other day that we need a donkey....or two! xx😊❤

[@melodymcdonnell1528]

This sounds really interesting!!! ❤

[@LostForest]

Thanks Melody! Hope you’ll enjoy it 🥰✨💕

[@melodymcdonnell1528]

@@LostForest 😁💕🍁👍

[@laurawatkins9399]

Loved this so much and looking forward to next week! I have a broad range of European ancestors with a smattering of Irish (O'Riley, among others). I often think about what propelled each of them to leave their homelands and undertake what must have been a frightening voyage to a faraway and unknown place. The contribution of the Irish to the building of America is undeniable.

[@LostForest]

Aw I'm so glad you enjoyed it Laura! Yes, it would indeed have been frightening, the ship alone sent shivers down my spine when I saw how cramped and dark it was. The O'Reilly clan is an ancient one here in Co.Cavan! ❤☘️

[@yvonne5074]

What a beautiful journey you have shared with us. Things were simple but hard back then, but at least you could have proper conversations with people not like now as we rely on the Internet . I remember going to the local shop where I grew up in Scotland, and they weighed the sweets and sliced your meats 🍖. Wee things like that were enjoyable. Can't wait for part 2 Gillian 💜💜🦋🦋🦋🦋🪻🪻🪻🪻🌳🌳🌳🌳

[@LostForest]

Aw I'm so glad you enjoyed it Yvonne! Yes, it's so true- community was such an integral part of people's lives then. I just adore being able to step back for a moment and gain some perspective on how they lived ❤😊

[@Loters-ed4pf]

Thank you. For taking us on this journey. 🙏🏻Beautiful pictures and interesting. Looking forward to next time. (As always 🤓)

[@LostForest]

Aw that's so lovely, so glad you enjoyed it! ❤😊

[@avrilpeters5900]

In irish and I come from an Irish background it was lovely to walk the fields. I would often pick blackberries and mushrooms. We had lambs in the house little piglets and a hen and her chicks

[@rosa-f4865]

Thank you for a lovely day out with you and looking forward to part two in America. So many familiar things in the cottages from my childhood and I was surprised to see the sign for Lipton's Teas and I do remember buying butter sugar and sweets by weight with my Mam in the local store when I was a child organic food was normal to us and tinned, frozen, packet food was for families that had more money than us and that has all changed now . Beautiful filming as always 🌹Xxxx

[@LostForest]

Aw so glad you enjoyed it Rosa! It's lovely to hear certain things resonated with you from your own childhood. Some items from the grocers even reminded me of my own childhood in the 80's/90s- times have indeed changed so fast! x ❤😊

[@maryschlotter108]

This was just beautiful. I think of my great great grandmother who came to NY as an emigrant. She went on to own her own business near the south street seaport. I have the trunk she arrived here with which was made of rosewood. When I think of her traveling all this way. Seeing the ship and the conditions made me sad. I have her photo and her scrap book which is an amazing insight into the brave woman she was and her love of fashion ,her views on politics, and even pretty cards she received. Her daughter my great grandmother married a man who became a doctor. I’m going to share this with my sister and cousin. Thank you for taking us there. Looking forward to next week’s video.

[@LostForest]

Aw what a fascinating story Mary! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video, and it conjured up the brave tales of your great great grandmother 💚🙏

[@harley8680]

I am blessed to have Celtic heritage! My Great Great Grandfather left Crohane, Ireland during the potato famine with four of his brothers. They settled in Dearborn, Michigan (right outside Detroit) and set up farms. William (one of the brother's and my GG Uncle) was the Father to someone we are very proud of here in Michigan. Henry Ford the Automaker. Very proud of my ancestors. that is just the Irish side. The Scottish side is even more interesting! ;)

[@LostForest]

How interesting! I’m glad to hear you were able to learn so much about your ancestry 🥰✨🙏

[@smck1357]

A fantastic look into the past an the people who left this land so many many years ago to toil an sweat for America. I love the delf dogs on the mantles of the homestead. I have 2 such dogs and i love them, they were my grannies, now im the granny, thank for another great treat, ❤☘️☘️🏡

[@LostForest]

Aw so glad you enjoyed it! Yes, the dogs are a very common item of decor from that era, my granny also had them on her mantlepiece! ❤☘️

[@piedrablanca4815]

What a beautiful place Gillian! The architectural similarities between Ireland and Andalucia are incredible; whitewashed walls, stone floors and brown roofs! Any of the building you show could be found in the Andalucia fields due to their similitary! On the order hand, I hope that the Irish do not have to experience emigration again like that of the 19th century, since in a recent survey, seven out of ten young Irish people are currently thinking about leaving the country. I lived away from my land for eight years; one of them in Ireland, and although I have wonderful memories, I always dreamed of returning. A hug Gillian!

[@LostForest]

Yes! They are indeed many similarities in the architecture. Vernacular styles were similar in the 19th and early 20th centuries, even down to the painted wooden furniture. Unfortunately there was a lot of emigration in the 1980s and it still continues but not on the same scale of course. Ireland unfortunately has a very centralised economy, where Jobs are mostly in Dublin and a couple of other big cities. Anyone living in rural areas can’t afford to live and work in Dublin and choose to emigrate for better jobs and to be able to afford to buy their own home. 💕

[@piedrablanca4815]

@@LostForest in the '60 years there was a large emigration in Spain to Germany and Switzerland due to the loss of labor infrastructure after the civil war. Then starting in 2000 we began to receive a lot of inmigration from Latin America. Now what is known here as: empty Spain is happening! Immense rural areas of the interior have been deserted, in pursuit of life on the coast. Entire towns have been abandoned forever, thereby losing a rich ethnographic history. But fortunately there are still sone of us left to keep that history alive and share it with our new generations!

[@LostForest]

Yes it’s just terrible, it’s happening a lot here too in rural Ireland. Agriculture and tourism keep local economies ticking along, but without them, it would be lost land, and a history with it also ❤️‍🩹

[@piedrablanca4815]

@@LostForest you cannot understand life without spirituality, but as they say in Ireland : when it comes to poetry, roses are fine, but if there is hunger, potatoes are better! Cheer up for you, for you project and for your husband's farm, but above all so that no matter what happens, you live with a spirit free from the bondage of money!

[@birgitgunia9216]

So cozy, delightful and delicious. Thank you so much. I love your Videos.

[@LostForest]

Aw so glad you enjoyed it! ❤☘️

[@user-jo5qe8ed8f]

Thank you for the beautiful scenery,it was most relaxing. So interesting about what the Irish people went thru to come to america!❤Karen

[@LostForest]

Glad you enjoyed it Karen🥰🙏💕✨

[@JudyGentry-zb9zg]

What a beautiful and informative video, thank you.

[@LostForest]

Glad you enjoyed it Judy! ❤

[@AI.planet]

3 month ago we went to Ellis island in New York city where the European immigrants first arrived. It was truly an eye opening experience. It's nice to see how they lived back in Europe in your video. Very interesting.

[@LostForest]

Yes! It's easy to forget now the struggles people faced back then, it really is a fascinating period of history ❤️

[@topsham69]

What a wonderful way to start the morning. Just beautiful!

[@LostForest]

Aw so glad you enjoyed it!❤☘️

[@LotusLady70]

My Great Great Grand Parents came by ship from Poland in 1888and settled in Anderson,Texas.I enjoyed your video very much and look forward to seeing your next one!!❤

[@LostForest]

How interesting! So glad you enjoyed the video 🥰🙏✨💕

[@annabelcarter5266]

Thank you, Gillian. I am like you, and love to visit meseums and imagine the lives of those who have come before us. It humbles me and encourages me not to squander all of the privileges that I have now. This is a beautiful place, I wish I could walk it myself. But your video is next-best-thing!

[@LostForest]

Aw I'm so glad you enjoyed the tour Anna! Yes, it certainly puts everything into perspective when you read of their hardships ❤🍀

[@anniedavis4569]

This brings back so many memories as my father and mother took me here and it was one of the bestest days of my life. Thank you Gillian

[@LostForest]

Aw that's so sweet! I'm so glad it brought back many happy memories 🍀❤

[@LeeinaRee]

Thank you very much for this interesting, educational historical trip. I feel sad for those who left their homeland but admire their courage and bravery.

[@LostForest]

I’m so glad you enjoyed it! Yes they had such bravery to start again in a completely different world 💚✨🙏

[@Sambruce13]

Cette visite m'a rappelé le parc folklorique de Bunratty avec ses cottages son village ferme et maisons bourgeoises conservées à l'époque du 19ème siècle

[@LostForest]

Yes! It's very similar indeed, it's another place I love to visit when I get a chance ❤☘️

[@user-ir4sy5yz7c]

This is unique, how special it is for me. I am in Uruguay; watching your videos enhaces the soul, wished time were endless.....thanks

[@LostForest]

Aw so glad you enjoyed the tour! 🍀❤

[@user-zg8yh1ig2y]

Thanks for the tour. Can't wait to join you next week!

[@LostForest]

So glad you enjoyed it 🥰🙏✨🧚

[@juanamariamorales5155]

Wao…those butterflies in the field….in my garden there are hardly any.

[@merjane5242]

What a special place to visit! My husband's great great grandmother perished on the voyage from Denmark to New Zealand, trying to find a better life!

[@LostForest]

Aw there were so many tragic stories like that. It was such a perilous journey for so many. I can’t imagine how long it would have taken for a ship to sail from Denmark to NZ! 💕

[@BrendaOsif-zk4fp]

Oh what a beautiful way to start my day! Enjoyed this so much! From seeing the roads, the buildings, learning the history and the music, great job! My family (one of many), came from Donegal. My 3rd Great-grandfather came in 1793 along with 3 brothers. They landed in Virginia, separated and never saw each other again.😕He was liberally educated and taught school in several counties in VA. He did well, but it makes my heart ache to know how so many were treated. Sad part of history. I saw the Post Office was Mt Joy, we have a town here in Pennsylvania by the same name.😀 Gillian, thank you so much for this trip. I can’t wait until next week❣️May you be blessed this week and always. Love your spirit ❣️💚

[@LostForest]

Aw I'm so glad you enjoyed it Brenda! That's so interesting about your ancestors, and sad also that they never met again. I'm sure that was the case with so many immigrant families. Yes! Mountjoy was most certainly named after the area the PO is from, as many settlers from Mountjoy set up homesteads in Pennsylvania 😊❤

[@jackiecaffrey771]

Good evening Gillian. Once again, thank you for sharing yet another beautiful and heartwarming video. Sunday's would never be the same without them! Jackie from Sunderland, North East England. X

[@LostForest]

Aw thank you Jackie, that’s so lovely to hear 🥰🙏✨💕

[@erinriordan6304]

Gillian, I love visiting these kinds of museum experiences. I think I've mentioned before that both my husband's grandfathers were born in Ireland and immigrated to America. Since neither came from money, I'm sure they traveled in those horrific conditions. Many years ago, we visited a museum in Cobh called the Cobh Heritage Centre and there was an interactive exhibit where you could experience the movement of the ship in which these immigrants traveled. I tell you, I get so seasick and cannot imagine being so desperate as to endure that for 3 months! Thank you for sharing and as always, sending love to you, Mr. Pup, and the kitties❤🍀🐶🐈❤

[@LostForest]

Aw I'm glad you enjoyed it Erin. Yes, I'm the same- I get such motion sickness! It felt so claustrophobic too inside the ship, I can imagine it was just an awful experience for them but the hope of a new life I'm sure kept them strong. ❤🍀🐶🐈

[@michelepfaff5363]

My first time here, it wont be my last!! Just lovely. 💚☘️💚☘️

[@LostForest]

Aw so glad you enjoyed it!💕🥰🙏

[@Annie4Always]

Outstanding! Ireland is so breathtakingly beautiful! This wee Village is truly delightful! It is just so charming, with such cute, wee, quaint dwellings, buildings Shops, Businesses & Churches. Along with such a fascinating history of the folks who lived there, & their stories. Your videos truly are outstanding in every way! They bring such beauty, peace & tranquility & are a joy to watch! As well as, they are also very Professional! Thank you for sharing this lovely and captivating place & another delightful experience!

[@LostForest]

Aw thanks so much! Delighted to hear that 😊❤

[@Annie4Always]

@@LostForest My pleasure I'm sure! Have a lovely evening! Blessings to you!☘🙂

[@LostForest]

@@Annie4Always you too! 😊❤

[@Annie4Always]

@@LostForest 🙂💚

[@mountaingirlknits8620]

I just love your videos. They are always so beautiful and relaxing to watch. The music and scenery are absolutely perfect. All of your hard work to make them is so appreciated. Thank you from a quiet little farm in the Appalachian mountains, USA.

[@LostForest]

Aw thanks so much for your kind words, it really means a lot 🥰🙏💕✨

[@bonniewoodard2771]

Looking forward to it!! Thank you for this bitter and sweet journey of hope !

[@LostForest]

Thank you Bonnie 🥰🙏✨💕

[@barbarasanford8978]

This was wonderful to see. My family is celebrating 300 years being here in America next month. The Moore family. The homestead Greenwood Forge is still occupied by a Moore. So excited. They lived in county Antrim like a lot of families, and were Quaker. Thank you for the tour.

[@LostForest]

Wow! 300 years is remarkable, and how wonderful that the Moores still reside in the same home- a true link back in time. ❤😊

[@LifeofaBigTeddyBear]

Amazing video journey! Thank you very much !

[@LostForest]

Glad you enjoyed it! ❤☘️

[@idabustamante7081]

beautiful drive and visit to the museum love the history . . looking forward to seeing part 2 . . enjoy your day ❤️🙋‍♀️🌻💐🪻🌺🌼🌹🥰

[@LostForest]

Glad you enjoyed it!🥰🙏💕✨

[@Bougie92]

Thank you for taking us along. That is quite an interesting visit. Belle journée.

[@LostForest]

So glad you enjoyed it! 🍀❤

[@jean-lucpernel2202]

I love before,❤, i love , ilove after❤ ever🎉🎉💝💖🥰🧚

[@LostForest]

😀🙌✨🧚🦋

[@jean-lucpernel2202]

Passionnant, il est évident qu'en France l'histoire de l'Irlande a été escamoté, par la toute puissance Anglaise ! Mais j'aime ce peuple courageux et fière ( comme les Écossais pour qui je voue une sympathie sans failles) Comme vous je déplore que le modernisme ait détruit toutes ces merveilles du passé ,mais gardons en mémoire que ce peuple pour échapper à la pauvreté a été contraints d'abandonner SA terre et a l'exil!! Tenaillé par la faim!!! Vous faites partie d'un Grand peuple, Gillian votre mari et vous pouvez en être fier ! Recevez tous 2 ( ainsi que vos FAMILLES, l'expression de ma sympathie et mon Respect) J'ai l'honneur de vous annoncer,si vous ne le savez déjà ,une seconde victoire de L'IRLANDE, HIER DANS LA WORLD CUP RUGBY2023! ❤😊🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🌟🍀🙋😻😺🤗

[@jean-lucpernel2202]

This IS my third read of video, for seeing details and apre ciation of atmosphere,i love ,my Heart and my soul , ARE touched , i love you Irish people permanently ♥️🥰🙌😻😺🙋 strange thing are you vampire ? Never mirror in room !very strange.🤔🧐🙀🍀 Vivement next sunday !

[@LostForest]

Ha! Yes I’m a vampire fairy 😅🧚✨

[@jean-lucpernel2202]

@@LostForest il me semblait bien !!🙀🙀🤗

[@yanimrmbreno1905]

Gillian this was a touching and beautiful video. I adore visiting historical places, and like you I always imagine how they felt in a specific place. I have to tell you that I cried at the end. I once had to leave behind family and my place of birth due to the civil war in my country and I know the feeling of leaving our loved ones . This place is so full of history. Really stunning video! Thank you for taking us to this journey! Can’t wait for next Sunday. Farewell for now! 💓🥰 💓🥰.

[@LostForest]

Aw I’m sorry to hear you had to face such a distressing moment. Leaving one’s homeland under such circumstances is just heartbreaking. 💕✨🙏

[@Pink1065]

This is fascinating! Can’t wait for the next installment.

[@LostForest]

So glad you enjoyed it!🙏✨💚

[@greentree4001]

For me this has been the nicest video I have watched so far on your channel.

[@LostForest]

Thanks so much!🥰💕✨

[@rv179]

Watching from philippines manila thank you so much for beautiful video ❤❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@LostForest]

Aw so glad you enjoyed the tour! ❤😊

[@melandrialessandra25]

❤❤❤ Thank you!

[@deborahroberts1300]

Lovely video thankyou for sharing a day in your life with me🤗😍

[@LostForest]

Glad you enjoyed it Deborah!🥰✨💕

[@cathydyer3774]

Thank you Gillian. Really interesting x

[@LostForest]

Glad you enjoyed it Cathy 🥰✨💕

[@Amanda-pv9kz]

So interesting! Thanks for taking us along.

[@LostForest]

So glad you enjoyed it! 🍀❤

[@olgabolesny4673]

Enjoyed the video, the simple ways, until net week🌹🌹🌹

[@LostForest]

Thank you Olga 🙏🥰✨

[@maireadharkin5124]

Hi Gillian I was there when the girls were younger, I also had a pet donky called amego, Thank you for a lovely vlog

[@LostForest]

Aw the donkeys were just adorable! Makes me want to get one for the farm 🥰💕

[@maireadharkin5124]

@@LostForest yea why not😁

[@judiemjacobson4613]

I love this video. The visit to The Print Shop was especially wonderful to see as my aunt and uncle were printers in the small town I lived in in Wisconsin. I could actually imagine I could still smell the ink. It brought back many good memories as I was there quite often and watch their children for them when I was young. Looking forward to next Sunday. Thank you so much for taking us along

[@LostForest]

Aw I’m so glad you enjoyed it Judie and it brought back happy memories for you! I can imagine how interesting it would have been to watch them work the press 💕✨🙏

[@MsMaryLS]

This video is so wonderful! I absolutely love seeing museums like this! Thank you so much for sharing it with us!❤

[@LostForest]

Glad you enjoyed it Mary!🙏🥰✨💕

[@SuzannesSimpleLiving]

loved this Gillian, its good to look back on our ancestors & see how they lived, very enjoyable...thank you 😊

[@LostForest]

Aw so Glad you enjoyed it Suzanne! 😊❤

[@thinkoutofthelemon9087]

Hello dear Gillian, I just discover your Marvellous & Interesting videos, I have to thank you for the beautiful details, aesthetic photograph, relaxing Music ! It is difficult to visit these places since we live far away, I would love to come ti your country one day. Stay connected, with respect, Lemonia.

[@LostForest]

Thanks so much for your kind words Lemonia!🥰🙏💕✨

[@joanl3115]

What an incredible video ‼️📸📽️🎥🎨🖌️‼️. Thank you so much for sharing the trip into the past through that amazing historic village! Excellent content👏👏👏👏👏. Love watching your videos ‼️🖼🎥👏💐.

[@LostForest]

Aw so glad you enjoyed it!❤☘️

[@theeyesehaveit]

When you begin the long drive setting in this vlog….6:10 marker 27.21 ….a violin is heard in the background. Beautiful. Whomever plays it, makes it talk. Can u tell me who that is or what is the name of the CD used there? I enjoyed all of this vlog. Relaxing to watch. And interesting. A beautiful journey. Thank I for taking me with u. I am Barbara in Alabama.

[@colinkiley1964]

A lovely video, thanks!

[@LostForest]

Glad you enjoyed it!💕🙏✨

[@aliceaustin3603]

Sad but beautiful story of your history.

[@LostForest]

It really was a sad history❤

[@ericafaber6585]

We emigrated 7 years ago and that was hard enough … can’t imagine what it must have been like in those times. What a wonderful video and beautifully done. Thanks again. From New Zealand🇳🇿

[@LostForest]

Yes, their journey was just so incredibly brave amongst such hardship 🍀❤

[@martineronveaux2698]

Cette visite était magnifique, j'ai adoré chaque seconde de votre vidéo ainsi que les musiques. Merci Gillian 😊

[@LostForest]

Aw thanks so much for your kind words! ❤☘️

[@avrilpeters5900]

I love folk museums do you like irish music it is sad that people had to leave Ireland during the famine

[@chericandream]

❤

[@FancyFlightAlba]

It’s Very interesting, thank you ❤❤❤😊😊😊

[@LostForest]

Glad you enjoyed it! ❤😊

[@TheEmpressgoth]

Thank ❤you😊

[@LostForest]

Glad you enjoyed it! ❤😊

[@susiemartin3144]

Fab video! Xxx

[@LostForest]

Thank you Susie! 🍀❤

[@jennytassin8570]

oh what a beautiful acorn cup ! where do you find it please ? nice video !

[@jean-lucpernel2202]

Gillian i have said a stupidity, some days ago ,shame on me i'm a Stupid man but i'm AFFRAID, i can't live without your videos I think i'm in love with ALL your talents ! So sorry i beg your pardon for the Stupid words days ago .to sunday 😺🌟😼🌹

[@birgitgunia9216]

Very interesting.

[@LostForest]

Thank you! ❤

[@DebraSpegal]

❤❤❤

[@mandywilson4399]

Hi they went all over the world.🙏

[@LostForest]

They certainly did. This museum in particular focuses on the Irish emigration to N. America 🙏

[@954soyyo]

Bello como siempre♥️💋

[@LostForest]

Thanks so much!🥰🙏✨💕

[@954soyyo]

Vivo el en El Salvador centro America , aquí todo es diferente , añoro vivir en el campo, así que tus vídeos me hacen soñar en tener esa clase de vida,soy abuela de 4 y ellos me llenan mi vida ,por cierto soy viuda

[@punjabseth260]

Nice

[@Receitadavovo-wh1nu]

Bom dia, feliz ano novo para você e sua família, Deus abençoe ,estou assistindo aqui do Brasil, muito lindo esse lugar ,principalmente o seu cachorro amo os animais. Virei fã e por isso me inscrevi .Abraço

[@LostForest]

Aw so glad you’re enjoying the videos! Happy new year!🥰✨🎉

[@Receitadavovo-wh1nu]

@@LostForest Sim são excelentes e agradeço a atenção 🤗🤗

[@carmela8088]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@luisagarcia3961]

Bom dia maravilhoso obrigado ❤

[@LostForest]

Thanks so much! ❤

[@sabrewinchester]

While the village is still so beautiful it seems so lonely now, nobody is sending/getting their mail there and none of the shops see customers anymore...it's like the buildings miss the activity.

[@LostForest]

Yes, I thought the same thing. It would be wonderful to see them as working shops once again, and even to be able to post a letter in the PO would be a great idea. 💕

[@michaelhubbard450]

🥰👍👍👍🍀

[@juliehollyoak4092]

We must not forget that many people felt that they had to go because they were poor and starving. They desperately wanted to get away, for most it was their only hope for survival and a better future.😢

[@LostForest]

Yes, it was indeed a desperate hope to have a new life. ❤🍀

[@sweta.sinha.11]

The ending was meloncholic.

[@LostForest]

Emigration always is, and that’s what I wanted to portray.

[@harshitasharma9867]

Is your shop link not working?

[@LostForest]

You can view it here www.lost-forest.com/ 🥰🙏🧚

[@neidecavalcantirodrigues8946]

Seus vídeos são lindos podia ter tradução hérnia ser ótimo.😅