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Why a Honkey gonna make a butter churn if he already has one?

Andy, that was a *great* gag with pulling out a pack of butter from the supermarket! Trust everyone got a giggle when it went to air back in the day.

This is my grandfather Forrest Drennon. You have no idea how special it is to hear his voice again after 31 years. And as an added bonus his dog Robbie was featured. I would love to have any other footage that was taken day if you have any❤

Great story as always Andy. As I type this I glanced over to my fireplace to be reminded of my great grandmother's butter churn that's made of clay holding a couple of cinnamon brooms. Long gone are the days of buttermaking for this churn. But the memories will never die. Much like your stories I guess. Have a great 2025.

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win I eat butter it is real, i have not bought margarine/chemicals in decades,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

Never thought a butter churn would be made from cedar. Thanks for sharing.

The old way of doing things, still shines as the way we ought to be doing things.

This may be the coolest one, yet, Andy. I loved it.

Bro looks high af

I just wanted to provide an update. Jim Small, my grandfather, just recently passed away. He really was an exceptional man and quite the artist. He continued his work up until just recently before his passing. He lived to be 79 years old and continued to focus primarily on engraving. He has engraved priceless guns, rolex watches, jewelery, and many knives.

Like this

I would love to have had the chance to sit down with this man and listen to his stories.

What a cute lady!

This is a very pleasant moment of mediation on nature and natural beauty. Since it was such a departure from your typical profiles of unique people and characters in the south, I am curious as to what motivated you, at the time, to do this piece?

The volunteer work of people like these two is invaluable. So many cemeteries have, strangely enough, been lost to time, tucked away and disconnected from memory and record. But, they house the missing links to many people’s lineage. I wonder how many years after this story and how many more cemeteries they documented.

A South Paw , I can relate to That .... Kudos ,Rufus !!!

Stockton is a “sun down town” . That’s what I heard anyway

Thanks! The Jud Nelson wagon is a chapter in the Foxfire book. If this was many hours longer!

I am born and raised arkansan. I was telling my son about novaculite. Thanks for the video.

I’ve done it before it’s really not that hard when you find the pattern! I love going to Cracker Barrel and doing these

Love this one! Wish I'd have been able to know Mr. Harold and his wife. They seem like sweet folks. Thanks, Andy.

Still smoking too lol😂😂

when a doctor says they are practicing medicine, that is just what they are doing, they were doing it in 1920, and they are doing it in 2024,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

lester's hudson 5210 is now on display at Science City at Union Station in kansas city. for anyone interested in going to see it. it is now dressed up as a fictional union pacific hudson and the bell on the front is missing. but lester's hudson has survived and is on display indoors.

This was like nature documentaries before they were big. Beautiful cinematography and I love the voice over

12-1-2024. What I would like to ask is……after stewing your dried apples, what exactly to you add……in order to either eat stewed apples OR to put them in pies for frying ? Butter ? White sugar or brown sugar ? Cinnamon ? Please guide me. Thank you!

12-1-2024. What I would like to ask is……after stewing your dried apples, what exactly to you add……in order to either eat stewed apples OR to put them in pies for frying ? Butter ? White sugar or brown sugar ? Cinnamon ? Please guide me. Thank you!

Thank you for allowing me to hear my great grandfathers voice again ❤ as I watched this the same style of snowshoes he was making in the video are hanging on the wall behind me heart ❤

This is the first slingshot Hunter/artist that I’ve ever seen that also shoots from the right hand and is also right eye dominant. I’ve been shooting this way since I was eight years old and people are always amazed.

Newspaper comics are boring and haven’t changed in decades. Safe but only funny ha ha lowercase. Not as good as classics like the Far Side.

You guys seem to have had a virtually inexhaustible well of stories. How many per year did you produce? I've watched many of these stories numerous times. Always a pleasure.

Amazing! I would love to find one of John's creations and have it in my home

I love glass art! Blown glass, stained glass etc. Andy, were your segments on film or video tape? I guess film holds up very well but tape not so much? Was the sound recorded separately? Thanks, and Happy Thanksgiving!

Bro I grew up in duluth GA and never heard about this

Gets 38 mpg but doesn't 😂

No 3 wheeler truly steers like a 4-wheeler. That's why they banned the off road 3 wheelers. Had them as a kid and flipped them all the time.

God bless that man, Jessie. I'm guessing he i now long gon to meet his maker. .

Mr bean hated that car

What car is it?

Thanks to a concert produced by Anne Romaine I was able to meet Brown in Huntsville, Alabama. Years later I was able to hire him to perform at Brewton-Parker College.

I used to think an organ grinder was someone who works on pipe organs. When I heard the term I imagined a guy cutting pipes or grinding them to put them together. 43 years old and tonight I looked the definition up when I heard organ grinder mentioned in a painting,

And they would roll over.

This interview should be 3 hours long. She fascinating.

Build quality was a huge problem. The car was named after Edsel Ford who was very anti-union-labor at FoMoCo and the assembly line folks weren't anxious to make a car with his name on it as well as possible.

Great story! And Pruitt's headgear in those photos is hilarious. :)

At least they're not made by the Chicoms.

Don quijote would be PISSED

"we didnt used to have autism back in my day"