That brought back some memories. I haven't loaded coal or used a coal furnace in decades, but I have fond memories of it growing up. Coal, wood, and kerosene are the classic Appalachian heat sources and my family used them all.
Danny, You always post really neat clean no vulgar videos, and being a Christian I appreciate that. Your area of WV has all kinds of folks that are willing to help. Hope to meet you in person one of these days soon. Stay safe and may God bless.
Good info. Looking at land in W Va to retire out there. Beautiful country. Beautiful, God-fearing people. Subbed you're channel. Keep the vids coming friends.
I was brought up on coal heat dad paid $5.00 a ton for it and the delivery shoveled it for us. Our coal bin was in the basement. I still use coal as a blacksmith got about 6 ton. Enjoyed the show.
Hello Dan, I've watched you with Leo and now here I am watching you on your channel. I still use coal and wood, when it gets around 35 to 40. Use my heat pump above that. I've worked there and over next to Bishop on the strip. Thank you for sharing this, God Bless you! (Glen). WV.
My moms family were raised in Coaldale, near Mayberry , Welch. Bluewell. Mercer County. Bramwell high school millionares. Blizzards was the coal company. Freewill Baptist church our family helped build. It's still there. We have a lot of relatives buried close by. My uncle Ray Belcher was the grave digger. He was about the last one buried there in the 1980s.
I FOUND ME A TINY PIECE COAL🌑 BUT IT FELL OFF RR ÇAR IN MY TOWN ALWAYS WANTED A PIECE OF COAL 🌑 BUT A LITTLE BIT BIGGER PIECE BUT I'M OK W MY TINY PIECE COAL REMINDS ME GOOD OLE🗝️ DAY'S BACK IN THE DAY I LOVE❤ HISTORY OLD HISTORY
That brought back some memories. I haven't loaded coal or used a coal furnace in decades, but I have fond memories of it growing up. Coal, wood, and kerosene are the classic Appalachian heat sources and my family used them all.
Thanks for the reply my friend , I’ve worked as a coal miner for 15 years ,Thanks for subscribing.
Danny, You always post really neat clean no vulgar videos, and being a Christian I appreciate that.
Your area of WV has all kinds of folks that are willing to help. Hope to meet you in person one of these days soon.
Stay safe and may God bless.
Thank you so much
I had one of those dodges I put airbags on it and it was a hauling machine.
Of course I was hauling firewood back then.
Thanks for sharing
Hey thanks for your comment and thank you so much for Subscribing.
Thanks, Dan. Nice drive. Unloading the truck looks like No Fun!!!
Thank you for watching
Nothing for an old hand like him though. These guys like Danny and my dad… too tough for their own good!
AHHH THE SMELL OF COAL LOVE ❤IT
Good info. Looking at land in W Va to retire out there. Beautiful country. Beautiful, God-fearing people. Subbed you're channel. Keep the vids coming friends.
Thanks for subscribing,Please share.
Interesting, didn't realize how coal was still important, Good work Danny
Thank you for subscribing ,Yeah it’s still a big part of our lives here in the Appalachia
I was brought up on coal heat dad paid $5.00 a ton for it and the delivery shoveled it for us. Our coal bin was in the basement. I still use coal as a blacksmith got about 6 ton. Enjoyed the show.
Thank you my friend for the info,You like me was raised on coal we use it for a lot of things still ,And thank you for subscribing.
Hope channel makes it big time Dan. From what I can tell your a good guy. Glad I seen you on hillbilly files.
Thank you my friend have a blessed day
Hello Dan, I've watched you with Leo and now here I am watching you on your channel. I still use coal and wood, when it gets around 35 to 40. Use my heat pump above that. I've worked there and over next to Bishop on the strip. Thank you for sharing this, God Bless you! (Glen). WV.
Thank you my friend for subscribing,And God bless you.
My moms family were raised in Coaldale, near Mayberry , Welch. Bluewell. Mercer County. Bramwell high school millionares. Blizzards was the coal company. Freewill Baptist church our family helped build. It's still there. We have a lot of relatives buried close by. My uncle Ray Belcher was the grave digger. He was about the last one buried there in the 1980s.
Seen the movie many years ago, Good movie, Great video 😊
Thank you so much,For subscribing.
I'VE NVR EVR IN ALL MY YRS N PUT TOGETHERS HAVE SEEN A REAL WRKN COAL🌑 PLACE IN MY LIFE 🔗 UNTIL NOW DANNY THNKS 4 TAKING ME 2 SEE 👀 THIS
LOVE ❤ THE FANCY COAL🌑SHUTE
Beautiful country, plan to visit one day. Great video Dan.✌&❤
Thanks for watching ,have a good day
Your friend has a sense of humor!!😂
He sure does he’s my Son in law he is a character for sure,Thanks for subscribing
I love the smell of coal burning
Me too was raised ,Dad keeping a fire in the old warm morning stove to keep us youngens warm in the winter good memories.
We had a stoker stove
Good video!
Thank you so much for subscribing
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NOW THAT'S A PILE OF COAL 🌑
Is this just outside caretta? I’m sure I spelled that wrong! lol
I used to play the little town festival years ago with our family band!
Good ol second gen Cummins
Thanks my friend
Thanks for watching
@@dannychurch58 you know it brother! Thank you for the awesome videos and taking us around the great Appalachia an the beautiful scenery 😎🤘🏼
I FOUND ME A TINY PIECE COAL🌑 BUT IT FELL OFF RR ÇAR IN MY TOWN ALWAYS WANTED A PIECE OF COAL 🌑 BUT A LITTLE BIT BIGGER PIECE BUT I'M OK W MY TINY PIECE COAL REMINDS ME GOOD OLE🗝️ DAY'S BACK IN THE DAY I LOVE❤ HISTORY OLD HISTORY
Wow, $ 5.00 a ton. Must have been in the 1940 - 50's
Hello Danny
I'D LOVE ❤TO LIVE YUR WAYS DANNY THE GOOD OLE🗝️ FASHION WAY I'M OLE 🗝️ FASHION ANYWAYS BE PERFECT RIGHT DWN MY ALLEY