Great points North! 👍🏻Go to those folks who have the skills to learn the skills, It's a constant learning process and we can't forget that. Thanks for sharing.
Where I live we have OLD Fort William and down the Highway Pioneer Village. Outlaying townships have many museums to visit also. Remember that seniors have knowledge too, don't be afraid to ask they love to share stories. Thanks for sharing Northshore.
We have one like that not too far. Some things are sold there and early trains restored and can take a ride. A working lumber mill and blacksmith. Renaissance faires have reenactments making various things.
About forty miles from me is Silver Dollar City, a good sized, VERY BUSY reenactment town and tourist trap. It doesn’t hurt that there are people around here who actually use those skills in real life.
Very cool Shawn! People may want to check out for a local SCA (Society for Creative Anachronism) a non-profit, teaching organization, that teaches about the skills and history of the middle ages. This is a 'learn free, teach free' group.....and it is alot of fun.
Low mileage wagon only driven by an old lady to the grocery store and church. I cook over charcoal/wood every other week. Just ate some chicken, cooked over charcoal, right before I watched this. We have Amish that live less than a mile away and an Amish grocery store in town.
Is Huron Indian Village (I think that’s what it’s name was) still a thing? That place was amazing and also showed how things were done back then. That would be an excellent place to highlight as well.
Brother, you're talking about St. Marie Among the Huron....the old long house village. Idk if it's still there or not....but cool AF indeed. It was 15 to 1600'a period.
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Shawn will be greatly missed 🙏 ❤ 🌹
I love the tour of the old settlers village! It’s great that you have that place so close by and can visit when they have re-enactments going on.
Great points North! 👍🏻Go to those folks who have the skills to learn the skills, It's a constant learning process and we can't forget that. Thanks for sharing.
Very cool. Brother Shawn. This ensures that the old ways always survive. Thank you North.👊 🇨🇦 🍁 👍
Love the quaint old village setup. Thanks for sharing, Shawn! Would love to learn how to cook with cast iron over the fire and other skills.
Oh, Regina! If you want to learn about cooking over cast iron....check out ArkWildman survival. He does it on his channel every week.
@@NorthshorePreparedness Thanks Shawn!
WOW, that little town simulation is a treasure! Would be lovely to see it when it's hopping with folks displaying their period skills ♥️
I love it when you do on location posts, brilliant video Shawn
Hi. SHAWN nice to see you you are awsome,thanks for doing it, see you around,have a good one 💚💚💚
Great field trip video. So much to learn about, we have lost so many skills. Thank you
WOW, that little town simulation is a treasure! Would be lovely to see it when it's hopping with folks displaying their period skills ♥️.
Where I live we have OLD Fort William and down the Highway Pioneer Village. Outlaying townships have many museums to visit also. Remember that seniors have knowledge too, don't be afraid to ask they love to share stories. Thanks for sharing Northshore.
I am really enjoying all these field trips, Shawn. They can teach us so much. Hope you are feeling well. It's so good to see you out and about.
Loved the orchards. And love this too
Shawn you are such a good man and thoughtful ❤💙
Thank you for an awesome tour.
The good ole days, when you didn't give the government taxes.
We have several places like that too. Thanks for the tour.
I miss the cool places like that in Ontario. Thanks north 👍
We have one like that not too far. Some things are sold there and early trains restored and can take a ride. A working lumber mill and blacksmith.
Renaissance faires have reenactments making various things.
Very cool Shawn, thanks again!
Thank you North. Excellent resource.
Such a cool little place.
Great place and excellent advice. 🤝
Yes!
50 miles South of me, we have a place called Gun Town Mountain. Open only in summer, has reenactments daily. Love the saloon battle part.
About forty miles from me is Silver Dollar City, a good sized, VERY BUSY reenactment town and tourist trap. It doesn’t hurt that there are people around here who actually use those skills in real life.
looks so quaint
Love it 😀
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Very cool Shawn! People may want to check out for a local SCA (Society for Creative Anachronism) a non-profit, teaching organization, that teaches about the skills and history of the middle ages. This is a 'learn free, teach free' group.....and it is alot of fun.
Cold beer please! Lol awesome place!
Such a cool place there Shawn. Maybe you can take by when they doing re enactments too.
I surely would like to return for another visit!
That’s a cool place! Which you would of told where it was at!
Sorry about that, this place can be found on the outskirts of Newcastle Ontario....just north of the downtown a mile or 2.
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Low mileage wagon only driven by an old lady to the grocery store and church. I cook over charcoal/wood every other week. Just ate some chicken, cooked over charcoal, right before I watched this. We have Amish that live less than a mile away and an Amish grocery store in town.
Hello brother North, good to see ya I hope you feeling well my friend 🤝🙏
You would do fit this time period! You should join them!
I learned a lot from my SCA associations for medieval living.
I may just, Scrapy!
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Hello again
Is Huron Indian Village (I think that’s what it’s name was) still a thing? That place was amazing and also showed how things were done back then. That would be an excellent place to highlight as well.
Brother, you're talking about St. Marie Among the Huron....the old long house village. Idk if it's still there or not....but cool AF indeed. It was 15 to 1600'a period.
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North!!!!!!