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I made onion pie with a recipe from the 1700s I got from Townsend's RUclips channel. It was fantastic! An onion, an apple, a potato, a couple boiled eggs, spices and dough, and you can feed a family. 😆
Thanks for a little tour of Talboton. (Hope I spelled that right.) We go through there on our way to hit I-75 to Florida. Always wondered what those buildings were, except the Courthouse.
Those recipes were developed by people who managed to survive during the Depression or the WWII shortages. I rather think those people were top-of-the-line frugalists.
Happy first day of Spring! Did you two know that Novas didn't sell at all in Mexico when they first came out? Translated from Spanish, No va means "doesn't go." One of the earliest Novas was owned by my neighbor and he, I and three others would carpool together. We were never in any hurry to get to school, but coming home, we'd spin by the beach and watch LAX jets take off. 1969. I'm glad you and Mr. Scott are getting the Chevy in top operational form. I learned to drive on a '56 Chevy station wagon. That was a tank! Hey, does your doorframe on the bottom have a "Body by Fisher" placard? Ours did.
If you are not already aware of it you should look into the fascinating history of the Talbotton short line railroad (sadly long gone)and the Talbotton family who were the long time owner/operators. I will try to get some copies of vintage railfan articles about this operation to you that you should find interesting.
I learned a trick this year doing my front brakes as I was having trouble getting the bolts loose-turn the front end so you can get in behind the rotor easier. In my case as well, it enabled me to put a longer breaker bar on.
You guys are so blessed what a beautiful town to ride around and to live in I live in New York Brooklyn and it's The living hell I would give anything to be with you guys are beautiful sun all the greenery all the good people I used to love being up in the woods and up in beautiful small towns like you're in That's what's the beautiful part of America You guys are truly blessed anybody want to trade ✝️🛐♾️❤️ LOL
Find your way. Nothing against Brooklyn (I've got lots of good friends from there when I was in the Marines), but everybody deserves a little bit of a small town. Again, nothing against Brooklyn, I don't want my good friends coming at me. You knows what I mean.
Hi Robert, that book that Dan gave to you was very cool, here is something that is funny. Mary and I went to our local swap meet here in California and you will never guess what we found, oh yes it was the White Trash Cookbook. We laughed when we said it. What are the odds of that, since we have not been to the swap meet in over 5 years and that is what we found. Your book is famous. Have a great day
Robert, Great to see Scott again and his place is just beautiful. I Liked Scott's minie tool box stool, that was awesome and so convenient to have everything you need while working on your car. Robert, is that the Same Train station place that you and Dan where when filming?? that is now all gone?? Hey Scott.. The McCoy Murder??? Seriously?? Would love to know more about that. Happy that the breaks are working now, and it may be things just needed to be replaced and adjusted better. God bless you both.
On April 5, 1896, while visiting the McCoy family for Easter Miss Sallie Emma Owen (the town debutant) was murders by Dr. Ryder (the town dentist) who he was sweet own (but she did not return his affection). The murder took place at the Blount-McCoy-Maxwell house. After fleeing the scene the Dr. decided to off himself, but was captured and imprisoned. He was found guilty in his first trial and sentenced to hang. However, he came from a prominent Atlanta family who were able to get him a second trial due to a technical issue of his hanging date. While his second trial seemed to drag along with one delaying motions after another, meanwhile the community had had enough. They formed a lynch mob, ceased Dr. Ryder from deputies and strung his sorry ass up just before the sheriff's posse could save him. His family and the governor of Ga at the time tried to prosecute the lynch mob, but no one was ever indicted. This is a Hollywood story waiting to be told. Love, lust, murder, and tragedy, it has it all. I've only given the short version of the story and it is just one of the many in our small town of Talbotton, Ga. Miss Sallie Emma Owen (besides reportedly being a looker) was a well accomplished young lady. A graduate of Wesleyan College, she taught music and singing at the local private school in Sunny Valley near her home. She was associated with several societies and women's club in the city of Talbotton and her name has numerous appearances in the local newspaper at the time. Let's just say she was the Belle of the Ball. Here is one of the things that keeps this story going. Her blood stains are still on the floor of the house. I've talked to several old timers (good Baptist and Methodist folks) who have either lived in or had access to the Bount-McCoy-Maxwell house and they swear her ghost is still there. They say the chair still rocks back and forth on it's own where she was murdered. I talked the present occupant once and as he caught my eyes looking at the parlor window and he said to me "it's true". I'm trying to be a good neighbor and not pri too much. Google "1896 murder Talbotton Ga." your sure to find some great reads. Sorry for writing a book, but you asked for it.(Scott)
Like I said earlier Miss Sallie was well accomplished, well she also came from a well established family in Talbot County. Her father built and maintained The Elms Plantation before and after the civil war (he was a Major in the CSA). Descendants of the Owen family still own and maintain The Elms today. The tree limb that Dr. Ryder was lynched from was cut off and given to the family and it resides in the house to this day. Just thought that was some good info. (Scott)
Those disc brake kits move the wheels out 7/8 “ on each side. You can make zero offset disc brakes with brackets from mg chevy, 61-68 Impala hubs, 79 Tran-Am rear rotors and big D-52 calipers from a Chevelle. Works great and looks right!
Hi Robert I ate lunch with you and Aaron today. The motor on the Chevy sounds great. But the car squeaks 😊!!!! I always enjoy your videos and some of those recipes sound great 😊
More work on the '57, great, enjoyed that! And the tour, the college and church look interesting. So, did the setters talk about the '57? I knew Big Chic would be part of this. Reduce consumption of fried foods, you said? That ain't the way to do'er! 😂👍👍
Check the brake hoses. Even if its new the hose could be collapsed and not letting full pressure through or only letting the fluid return slowly. Love the old 57 with the US army on the door
3:32 looks like the brake hose is not clipped to the bracket. A little rubbing metal can blow a line. I watch a lot of mechanic vids. I've seen many times parts fail in a short time or are bad right out of the box. Just because it's new doesn't mean it's good.
its probably the brake hose is collapsing on the inside (mustve just been caliper slide sticking on left side reason for more dust on that side and brake was on partially all the time so when you hit the brake it went to the right)
Forcing those bolts is a good way to break something or pull the car off stands , pop the end of the ratchet with the ball of yer hand , known as the meat hammer works way better bud
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Hearing the train is an added bonus this time!
Glad you have new break pads on your lovely old rust bucket! x
Robert you are a blessed man for having so many friends that can help you out , I like you're videos no matter what your doing😊
I made onion pie with a recipe from the 1700s I got from Townsend's RUclips channel. It was fantastic! An onion, an apple, a potato, a couple boiled eggs, spices and dough, and you can feed a family. 😆
I made an Onion Soup (blended) for my grandkids who wouldn't eat onions. They loved it.
May the Lord bless and protect you Robert and Scott
Thanks for a little tour of Talboton. (Hope I spelled that right.) We go through there on our way to hit I-75 to Florida. Always wondered what those buildings were, except the Courthouse.
Those recipes were developed by people who managed to survive during the Depression or the WWII shortages. I rather think those people were top-of-the-line frugalists.
Happy first day of Spring! Did you two know that Novas didn't sell at all in Mexico when they first came out? Translated from Spanish, No va means "doesn't go." One of the earliest Novas was owned by my neighbor and he, I and three others would carpool together. We were never in any hurry to get to school, but coming home, we'd spin by the beach and watch LAX jets take off. 1969. I'm glad you and Mr. Scott are getting the Chevy in top operational form. I learned to drive on a '56 Chevy station wagon. That was a tank! Hey, does your doorframe on the bottom have a "Body by Fisher" placard? Ours did.
That's false. Urban legion.
Loved it! Great to see Scott again!
I tell ya a sub woofer under the back seat and 4 6x9’s under the rear deck will clear up any squeaks that harass you as you drive!.
Clear out the mice too.🐀
😅
See!, it’s multi-functional and you can blast out your Molly Hatchet/ Black Crowes and drive the mice from your chariot of style!
My wife has a aqua and white 57 Chevy Ben hur's for years and years senior's reminds me of that
If you are not already aware of it you should look into the fascinating history of the Talbotton short line railroad (sadly long gone)and the Talbotton family who were the long time owner/operators. I will try to get some copies of vintage railfan articles about this operation to you that you should find interesting.
Great video nice to see Scott again. Take care
Thanks for the interesting video.
Vintage cars and historical buildings.
Two of my favorite things! Mike
I learned a trick this year doing my front brakes as I was having trouble getting the bolts loose-turn the front end so you can get in behind the rotor easier. In my case as well, it enabled me to put a longer breaker bar on.
Love that old 57 ❤😊
Great video Robert 👍. Would love to hear more about the McCoy house. Happy belated birthday. Let us know what recipes you make.
I am thinking a Robert cooking vlog! White Trash dinner party. @ The Old Byrd Farm.
Now that sounds like a wonderful idea. Maybe Easter or Mothers Day?
The whole time you are riding by historic places, I kept yelling BIG CHIC😂 Scared my poor pups, I did🐾🦊🐺
Good Eats! I can only do it once a month though, I'm not a teenager anymore.
A day late and a dollar short - Happy Birthday!
'57 Chevy ...what an awesome truck ❗
You guys are so blessed what a beautiful town to ride around and to live in I live in New York Brooklyn and it's The living hell I would give anything to be with you guys are beautiful sun all the greenery all the good people I used to love being up in the woods and up in beautiful small towns like you're in That's what's the beautiful part of America You guys are truly blessed anybody want to trade ✝️🛐♾️❤️ LOL
Find your way. Nothing against Brooklyn (I've got lots of good friends from there when I was in the Marines), but everybody deserves a little bit of a small town. Again, nothing against Brooklyn, I don't want my good friends coming at me. You knows what I mean.
Hi Robert, that book that Dan gave to you was very cool, here is something that is funny. Mary and I went to our local swap meet here in California and you will never guess what we found, oh yes it was the White Trash Cookbook. We laughed when we said it. What are the odds of that, since we have not been to the swap meet in over 5 years and that is what we found. Your book is famous. Have a great day
Thanks for sharing, and you got a new cookbook as well .Take care.
Robert, Great to see Scott again and his place is just beautiful. I Liked Scott's minie tool box stool, that was awesome and so convenient to have everything you need while working on your car. Robert, is that the Same Train station place that you and Dan where when filming?? that is now all gone?? Hey Scott.. The McCoy Murder??? Seriously?? Would love to know more about that. Happy that the breaks are working now, and it may be things just needed to be replaced and adjusted better. God bless you both.
On April 5, 1896, while visiting the McCoy family for Easter Miss Sallie Emma Owen (the town debutant) was murders by Dr. Ryder (the town dentist) who he was sweet own (but she did not return his affection). The murder took place at the Blount-McCoy-Maxwell house. After fleeing the scene the Dr. decided to off himself, but was captured and imprisoned. He was found guilty in his first trial and sentenced to hang. However, he came from a prominent Atlanta family who were able to get him a second trial due to a technical issue of his hanging date. While his second trial seemed to drag along with one delaying motions after another, meanwhile the community had had enough. They formed a lynch mob, ceased Dr. Ryder from deputies and strung his sorry ass up just before the sheriff's posse could save him. His family and the governor of Ga at the time tried to prosecute the lynch mob, but no one was ever indicted.
This is a Hollywood story waiting to be told. Love, lust, murder, and tragedy, it has it all. I've only given the short version of the story and it is just one of the many in our small town of Talbotton, Ga. Miss Sallie Emma Owen (besides reportedly being a looker) was a well accomplished young lady. A graduate of Wesleyan College, she taught music and singing at the local private school in Sunny Valley near her home. She was associated with several societies and women's club in the city of Talbotton and her name has numerous appearances in the local newspaper at the time. Let's just say she was the Belle of the Ball.
Here is one of the things that keeps this story going. Her blood stains are still on the floor of the house. I've talked to several old timers (good Baptist and Methodist folks) who have either lived in or had access to the Bount-McCoy-Maxwell house and they swear her ghost is still there. They say the chair still rocks back and forth on it's own where she was murdered. I talked the present occupant once and as he caught my eyes looking at the parlor window and he said to me "it's true". I'm trying to be a good neighbor and not pri too much. Google "1896 murder Talbotton Ga." your sure to find some great reads. Sorry for writing a book, but you asked for it.(Scott)
Like I said earlier Miss Sallie was well accomplished, well she also came from a well established family in Talbot County. Her father built and maintained The Elms Plantation before and after the civil war (he was a Major in the CSA). Descendants of the Owen family still own and maintain The Elms today. The tree limb that Dr. Ryder was lynched from was cut off and given to the family and it resides in the house to this day. Just thought that was some good info. (Scott)
Those disc brake kits move the wheels out 7/8 “ on each side. You can make zero offset disc brakes with brackets from mg chevy, 61-68 Impala hubs, 79 Tran-Am rear rotors and big D-52 calipers from a Chevelle. Works great and looks right!
Another great video - love your car. Also I have a copy of that White Trash Cookbook here in New Zealand! My Grandma used to cook possum
Hi Robert I ate lunch with you and Aaron today. The motor on the Chevy sounds great. But the car squeaks 😊!!!! I always enjoy your videos and some of those recipes sound great 😊
I feel so sorry for whoever has to do your laundry LOL
More work on the '57, great, enjoyed that! And the tour, the college and church look interesting. So, did the setters talk about the '57? I knew Big Chic would be part of this. Reduce consumption of fried foods, you said? That ain't the way to do'er! 😂👍👍
Check the brake hoses. Even if its new the hose could be collapsed and not letting full pressure through or only letting the fluid return slowly. Love the old 57 with the US army on the door
3:32 looks like the brake hose is not clipped to the bracket. A little rubbing metal can blow a line. I watch a lot of mechanic vids. I've seen many times parts fail in a short time or are bad right out of the box. Just because it's new doesn't mean it's good.
First the wiring harness now the breaks ? hmmmmmm.🤔 I'm thinking sabotage. 👕
Sticky calipers indeed.
Check your alignment, that could why it's pulling to right, also check the wheel weights.
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its probably the brake hose is collapsing on the inside (mustve just been caliper slide sticking on left side reason for more dust on that side and brake was on partially all the time so when you hit the brake it went to the right)
Some Time's It's Not The Car Or Truck It's The Driver. 🤣😇. 😎👍✌.
That was a nice drive..glad you have the car "fixed". Hey aint nuttin wrong with some good ole white trash cookin :) Fun video and Hi Mr Scott!!!!
I want to know about the McCoy house.
Forcing those bolts is a good way to break something or pull the car off stands , pop the end of the ratchet with the ball of yer hand , known as the meat hammer works way better bud
I'm saving a 1957 chevy 150 4 door sedan too
your brake noise is because you didn't put brake noise tack on back of pads so they don't rattle or squeek.
New brake hoses?
Of course
@@THEOLDBYRDFARMVLOG What's next the fuel system ?
Everything is new.
Now your car needs to be painted!
Robert says don't scratch his rust!
Left side probably not working properly. Only the right side caliper
Is it possible the passenger side caliper failing
I changed the pads and good to go ever since and many many miles
And bleeders are up ?