FLORIDA HISTORY!! OLD FLORIDA. BIG CANOPY OF OAKS. HOMESITES AND A PART OF FLORIDA'S HISTORY. I ENJOYED VERY MUCH THIS VIDEO.THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING.😊
There is so much history in Florida.. outside of St. Augustine(which I love) Thank you for sharing your adventure. Beautiful scenery. Cool history. A win/win. God bless you and yours!✌️🙂💚
Thanks so much! I’m happy to share our experiences. You’re right, there’s so much to share about this state and our world. I know many want to see us hike (and you all will! So much to come!), but I genuinely hope this encourages people to get out there in their local community and explore. God bless you! 🙏🏼💙
What an awesome place!!! The old tv~ my brothers and I were the “remotes” for our tv, back in the day. 😂 That kitchen and whole house was so beautiful!! I love the old tractors too. Thank you for sharing your day!
This was fantastic, I had to watch again. You're right MB, there's just so much to absorb! Beautiful meticulous displays everywhere. The Brown House was my favorite. The large old trees across the property were magnificent. I agree ladies, 10 out of 10. 😊 With respect to the natives, may peace be with you. 🙏
What can be said about this vlog other than it was amazing amazing in its presentation and it editing just simply magnificent so interesting . The fort itself and the museum objects presentation was so well displayed. The items so educational . Thank you so much , what treasurable exploration of Florida history. ❤😊
Thank you so much! We’re having so much fun vlogging and presenting our adventures. We genuinely appreciate your kindness and support. This was a really special place! We enjoyed it! Thank you for watching. 🙏🏼💙
What an awesome place! I grew up in a rural area and there were many things you showed that I was familiar with “old timers” having when I was a kid. They still had some of those old things in use in their homes. I wish we had things equivalent to half the quality and usefulness these days!! The house you said was your favorite- the Brown House I think, is my favorite as well and my dream home. The style is called a dog trot house. The breezeway in the middle is for the air flow. The living areas are usually on the opposite side from the kitchen to lessen the spread of the heat when cooking. Thank you for taking us along to such a beautiful place, I had a blast!! 😁
I hear ya! The quality of things back then seemed so much better. It was special to take a step back in time for a bit. We really enjoyed it. We’ll definitely visit again. Thank you for telling us about the style of the Brown house. I had no idea!! I would love that so much! I told my husband it would be my dream house once we retire and move to the mountains.
Florida has so many outdoor activities. Loved Ft Christmas and looking at all the homes and other buildings there. Thanks for sharing your adventures with us. Take care. Stay safe. See you for the next adventure.
Thank you! It is such a cool place! And it’s free to visit! We highly recommend spending the day. We look forward to going back when they do demonstrations throughout the settlement. Thank you for watching. 🙏🏼
My cousin still has our grandpa lester jones Ford tractor like the one you showed in the video. I. The late 1970's i learned to drive that tractor. Grandpa's tractor was i think a 1953 model.
Cool place and kinda bittersweet at the same time , knowing about our involvement with the native Indians 😢, but the part about where the guns and ammo came from ( harpers ferry ) was cool in that you were there on the AT !! ( I think 🤔) can't remember lol seems soo long ago now ! 😅
I feel that, too. Definitely bittersweet…as I was reading aloud how they were forced out, etc, it touched my heart. But, it was a very cool place to visit! And I thought the same thing about Harper’s Ferry when I read the sign, too. We stopped just shy of there but will be there when we get back on the AT next year. Can’t wait!
Cant wait to see you 2 back on the trail , but untill then keep up the great videos , your giving me great ideas to explore around here since im new to the central florida area , that i would not have known about unless i saw your content. So THANK YOU ! 😃 @wildflowersadventures
The Unknown Soldier here not to tell you my age but that was a radio do the simple fact of all the tubes in it they were that big the TV you showed yeah that's an old black and white no remote you had to get up off your butt in order to change the channel or turn the volume up or down and back then when those things were in use you only had but maybe three or four channels that was it I grew up watching black and white until my dad finally bought a color TV and he spent quite a bit of money on that color TV back then
Before you walked into the storehouse you read off a list of supplies I'm surprised it didn't mention hardtack that was a type of bread a very hard bread hard enough to break your teeth
FLORIDA HISTORY!!
OLD FLORIDA. BIG CANOPY OF OAKS.
HOMESITES AND A PART OF FLORIDA'S HISTORY. I ENJOYED VERY MUCH THIS VIDEO.THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING.😊
Awesome! 😊 I’m so glad you enjoyed it. This was a very cool place to visit!
Thank you for watching!
There is so much history in Florida.. outside of St. Augustine(which I love) Thank you for sharing your adventure. Beautiful scenery. Cool history. A win/win. God bless you and yours!✌️🙂💚
Thanks so much! I’m happy to share our experiences. You’re right, there’s so much to share about this state and our world. I know many want to see us hike (and you all will! So much to come!), but I genuinely hope this encourages people to get out there in their local community and explore. God bless you! 🙏🏼💙
What an awesome place!!!
The old tv~ my brothers and I were the “remotes” for our tv, back in the day. 😂
That kitchen and whole house was so beautiful!!
I love the old tractors too.
Thank you for sharing your day!
Im so glad you enjoyed this video. Thank you for sharing our adventure with us.
It’s a really neat place. 😊
This was fantastic, I had to watch again. You're right MB, there's just so much to absorb! Beautiful meticulous displays everywhere. The Brown House was my favorite. The large old trees across the property were magnificent. I agree ladies, 10 out of 10. 😊 With respect to the natives, may peace be with you. 🙏
Thank you! I agree! It’s a very special place. Highly recommend a visit if you’re ever in the area. We’ll definitely go back. 😊
What can be said about this vlog other than it was amazing amazing in its presentation and it editing just simply magnificent so interesting . The fort itself and the museum objects presentation was so well displayed. The items so educational . Thank you so much , what treasurable exploration of Florida history. ❤😊
Thank you so much! We’re having so much fun vlogging and presenting our adventures. We genuinely appreciate your kindness and support.
This was a really special place! We enjoyed it!
Thank you for watching. 🙏🏼💙
What an awesome place! I grew up in a rural area and there were many things you showed that I was familiar with “old timers” having when I was a kid. They still had some of those old things in use in their homes. I wish we had things equivalent to half the quality and usefulness these days!!
The house you said was your favorite- the Brown House I think, is my favorite as well and my dream home. The style is called a dog trot house. The breezeway in the middle is for the air flow. The living areas are usually on the opposite side from the kitchen to lessen the spread of the heat when cooking. Thank you for taking us along to such a beautiful place, I had a blast!! 😁
I hear ya! The quality of things back then seemed so much better. It was special to take a step back in time for a bit. We really enjoyed it. We’ll definitely visit again.
Thank you for telling us about the style of the Brown house. I had no idea!! I would love that so much! I told my husband it would be my dream house once we retire and move to the mountains.
Florida has so many outdoor activities. Loved Ft Christmas and looking at all the homes and other buildings there. Thanks for sharing your adventures with us. Take care. Stay safe. See you for the next adventure.
Thank you for watching! I’m so glad you enjoyed our adventure. Fort Christmas is such a cool place! We loved it!
I would spend all day exploring the fort,I really appreciate you sharing and great job documenting this!
Thank you! It is such a cool place! And it’s free to visit! We highly recommend spending the day. We look forward to going back when they do demonstrations throughout the settlement.
Thank you for watching. 🙏🏼
Thank you for the enlightening tour! Enjoyed it !
I’m so glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for watching. 😊
Thanks. I really enjoyed the tour.
Thanks for watching! I’m so happy you enjoyed it. 😊
My cousin still has our grandpa lester jones Ford tractor like the one you showed in the video. I. The late 1970's i learned to drive that tractor. Grandpa's tractor was i think a 1953 model.
Wow!!! That’s amazing! Thank you for sharing.
Great tour! Thanks for sharing 😊
Thank you! We’re glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching! 🙏🏼💙
this is a nice hidden treasure in what not many years ago "away from it all."
We really enjoyed it. Stepping back in time for the day. 😊
You are doing a good job of advertising how much there is to see in Florida.
Thank you! Lots more to come! (We need to do something before we get back on the AT next year! 🤣)
Cool place and kinda bittersweet at the same time , knowing about our involvement with the native Indians 😢, but the part about where the guns and ammo came from ( harpers ferry ) was cool in that you were there on the AT !! ( I think 🤔) can't remember lol seems soo long ago now ! 😅
I feel that, too. Definitely bittersweet…as I was reading aloud how they were forced out, etc, it touched my heart. But, it was a very cool place to visit!
And I thought the same thing about Harper’s Ferry when I read the sign, too. We stopped just shy of there but will be there when we get back on the AT next year. Can’t wait!
Cant wait to see you 2 back on the trail , but untill then keep up the great videos , your giving me great ideas to explore around here since im new to the central florida area , that i would not have known about unless i saw your content. So THANK YOU ! 😃 @wildflowersadventures
this is close to home im from daytona beach
Yes, that’s pretty close! It’s definitely worth the visit. 😊
The Unknown Soldier here not to tell you my age but that was a radio do the simple fact of all the tubes in it they were that big the TV you showed yeah that's an old black and white no remote you had to get up off your butt in order to change the channel or turn the volume up or down and back then when those things were in use you only had but maybe three or four channels that was it I grew up watching black and white until my dad finally bought a color TV and he spent quite a bit of money on that color TV back then
So interesting! Thanks for sharing Unknown Soldier. We appreciate you. You bring so much to our channel! 🙏🏼💙 Love and light to you, friend!
Before you walked into the storehouse you read off a list of supplies I'm surprised it didn't mention hardtack that was a type of bread a very hard bread hard enough to break your teeth
Hmmm, yeah, me too! I’ve heard of that before.