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I love you Peoples so much old Friends. These horses deserve the very best after giving their all during their Racing Years😢

SE Texas and I have this EVERYWHERE.

I think this is called ink plant in Australia? Its poisoned severly here... :/ im trying to use it with castor oil on my syrinx. I hope it gets rid of it, ruining my life.

Interesting little town. If you wad interested in Kentucky history, you should visit.

❤this is one of the best u tube videos I have watched! Thank you so much😊

Where in Estill county?

Wonderful documentary, super interesting with beautiful natural scenery and map geography. Thank you very much for sharing this valuable information about this amazing explorer. Best wishes to all.22-Oct-2024

When he said he cut down the holly tree that was a mistake as well. Holly has many benefits and is a protective plant.

The fritter looks good!! I haven't tried eating them yet. But I habe plenty growing in my yard now in the fall. It's full of berries that the birds and my chickens eat daily. I plan to make natural dye from it this fall

BIRDS EAT THE BERRIES AND SCATTER THE SEEDS EVERYWHERE🙌😊

lots in 'charlotte, NC growing by stream beds

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Maysville ❤ Kentucky i have my 2 girlfriend in Maysville

I have seen e very nice cordwood house constructed in a Louisville back yard.

This is THE PL movement I as a PC can respect.

Another advantage I see is that logs that would typically not be suitable to mill into dimensional lumber can be used for this type of construction. Basically, you could use the stuff a logging company would leave on the site.

Beautiful. Great job brother

I love the idea of this place. Wish I lived closer, I'd be there all the time! Thank you for caring.

I read in the Maysville paper that Fr. Fritsch passed away. Rest in peace dear friend of the earth.

Great video, well done

Yes. Visit Michael's farms. The one in Kentucky & the other in New York. He invited me to visit. As I have thoroughbreds. He showed me around. Great place. Pls support the farms. Save these horses.

Both Al Fritsch & Syl Yunker have passed on to that great ginseng patch in the sky. Honor to them both for their environmental ideas & work. Fr. Albert Joseph Fritsch, S.J. September 30, 1933 - March 5, 2024 www.desmondfuneralhome.com/obituaries/Fr-Albert-Joseph-Fritsch-SJ?obId=30930257 Sylvester "Syl" James Yunker April 5, 1928 - February 27, 2024 www.milwardfuneral.com/obituaries/Sylvester-Syl-James-Yunker?obId=30904686&fbclid=IwAR2ifxDnScMgSH-dVgT0rplVQy4ijq_dZLQX0peCH_Eo2XNkNTHDsIk2SbE

I have a literal forest. It was over 10 ft tall last year. The roots were over 20 inches long and 6 inches thick. I was told the berry is also toxic, even if it touches the skin. They absolutely were pretty. And apparently the Grey Catbirds LOVED the berries. Ive had the berry juice all over me with ZERO issues, but I have no issues with oak, ivy, nor sumac poisons either. Instead Im super allergic to weird stuff like jalapenos and perfumes.

Thank you so much. I am in Ecuador now and wanting to move back. I keep my eyes open on Maysville for a small house. Maysville is a place I fell in love with immediately.

Home sweet home...!!

A very informative piece. Thank you! I have learned to appreciate Rivercane for its excellent properties in making atl atl dart shafts. I had no idea about its other historical significance. I appreciate it even more now. It’s virtually unknown here on the Delmarva peninsula where I live, But I managed to stumble on to a small patch near my home near my home near Easton Maryland. You have inspired me to try and propagate some to help protect it here on the Delmarva Peninsula. Do you have any advice for propagating it from cuttings or other means? .

It's much nicer since that power plant in Aberdeen came down, very sad about the two men who died in the process. Fr. Fritsch, my mom, Frances McCarthy was a classmate of yours, I think. She passed in 2010. She said you had the only IQ higher than hers in your class. Funny the things we remember.

Very beautiful. ❤ A friend of mine was from here. I had always wanted to go there but, I always watched my friends dog when she went home.

Well worth watching again and again!

This year I am planting the natural pesticide, marigolds!

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Does anyone here know what is happening in Kentucky in terms of legislation which allows private home owners to go solar?

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Thank you so much for your informative guide on poke. I have a few questions regarding the 'one poke berry per day' arthritis/rheumatism remedy: 1. How old were you when you first began taking poke berry-was there pre-existing arthritis upon beginning treatment, or did you start taking it solely as a preventative measure; 2. If arthritis/rheumatism was already present, how long before you noticed relief of your symptoms (days, weeks, or months?), and has your doctor noted any reversal of joint inflammation/damage with diagnostic scans (X-ray/MRI) after a particular length of time with the poke berry protocol; 3. What is the best time of day to take the poke berry and is it best effective taken with, or without food-i.e., upon waking on an empty stomach, after coffee or with breakfast, or just before bed (on an empty stomach) in the evenings?

Grow the river canebrakes and bamboo as it sequesters CO2 far better than trees and requires little care.

The cabin made from the flat boat which came down the Ohio River was built by George Mefford. It was originally on Maple Leaf Road off U.S. 68. It was known as Mefford's Station. In 1969, the cabin was moved to Old Washington, KY.

As someone who’s descendents came from Kentucky and settled in southern Ohio, and also fascinated with this period of our nation’s history, your little town is a place I would love to visit. I have long been an avid student of Simon Kenton and I didn’t know that Washington was property that he once owned, but it fits since he was the first white man to settle at Limestone Creek and later Found Maysville. While the highway would have been a great benefit to Washington and its people, it helped preserve the town’s historic heritage. Instead of shopping centers and restaurants and developments sprouting up, Washington is truly a time capsule, preserved as it was 230 years ago. It is truly a treasure for history lovers like me. Washington is definitely on my to do list!

Good info! Thanks Al. I never new that much about it. Theres a variety here in central Texas Ive been told is called Phragmites which sucks for arrows and darts so I dont pay it much attention. I want to grow some of the good stuff all over my property if it will grow in sand? I use the heck out it for atlatl darts and arrows.

My hometown love it

I was there last year ! Absolutely beautiful ❤❤❤ will be going back again!

I have done a little research on pokeweed and have found out that in Lincoln County, KY there is another type of pokeweed plant called Phytolacca Decandra. What do you know about this plant? Evidently it is only used In homeopathic preparations, but may have some other medicinal properties. Will poke seed last without having to refrigerate it?

I've seen so many frogs in my yard this summer, and I think that is a sign of a pretty clean ecosystem. Speaking of St. Elizabeth of Hungary, I saw Cardinal Mindszenty at a similar named church in Cleveland, OHio back in the 1970s. Did not know what the hubbub was about, but I know they even have a small boulevard named after him in downtown Cleveland, right near the lakeshore.

I wish I knew about this type of building 20 years ago.

My eye once caught a patch of green in the winter and I had to check it out. I was surprised to find it was bamboo, and I asked the property owner for some roots when I returned there in the early spring. It transplanted well and has spread quite nice over the last 7 years. I've noticed it in the NYC area from videos I have seen.

pokeweed just popped up this year and I get mixed signals about its toxicity... good video!

Utilization isn't what has caused river cane to become scarce. It's abusive habitat distruction.

Père-marquette is the name of my high school in montreal, i didn't know it was such a great man. Thank you for this and God Bless!

"but we did and we lived" I love that statement.😅

You mention that the poke seeds must have been in the ground for years before they sprouted. I had a boxelder tree uproot in a severe storm one year and that year I had red berry elderberry come up. The seed from the elderberry had to have been in the ground amongst the roots of the boxelder 100 years. It amazes me how long seeds can stay viable when buried deep enough in the ground and sprout as soon as they are exposed to the air and sun.

Thanks!