Pioneer Homesteaders on the Frontier

[Anlizths]

Love this :) marked as a Favorite!

[LALABAI1]

You have to hand it to the horses too!! Wow...that was some pile of lumber!! Where did you get the footage of Lee Marvin?? Nice touch. Thanks for sharing.

[1980vince]

run racoons these sconrels are gonna eat you.

[chiparoo222]

OUTSTANDING music and visuals - for an IMPRESSIVE and enjoyable presentation ! ! ! -- Thanks for the big pleasure !

[chiparoo222]

Terrific video creation to go with this impressive piece of audio ! ! ! -- Sure is a real pleasure !

[Sh1nyboots]

2:09 John Oliver cabin Cades Cove, TN (Great Smoky Mountains National Park)

[chiparoo222]

Chosen as my automatic music choice when one opens of my channel page ! -- What a pleasure ! -- Thank YOU

[chiparoo222]

Chosen as my automatic music choice on the opening of my channel page ! -- What a pleasure ! -- Thank YOU

[chiparoo222]

Terrific marriage of history scenes and music ! ! !

[chiparoo222]

Great piece of music to go along with the impressive visual story ! -- A real pleasure !

[wowoak]

and my husband can't even finish pressure washing our house . . .

[filmbuff64]

crappy vid ...silly music clips too fast ..try some sensible commentary for us who are researching American history.

[quintmandude]

faggs

[thebluebunny1]

the chadahoochie is a real place

[harperondrumsguy]

please tell me the name of that fiddle tune! the playing reminds me of the donegal style. great video!

[harperondrumsguy]

please tell methe name of that fiddle tune! the playing reminds me of the donegal style. great video!

[Whitelightng]

GOOD STUFF!!!

[pastore0506]

Great video! These early pioneers certainly had a hard life.

[Cliffbrock]

This video is still so very awesome ! --:)Rod

[About2Rain]

This is definitely my favorite video on You Tube! I play this every day when I get up, And every night when I go to bed.

[About2Rain]

By the way...Can't get over that beautiful turkey. He's magnificent!!!

[reliablebow]

Jeremiah Johnson-Great Movie!

[reliablebow]

I especially liked the pictures of the loggers with the HUGE loads-amazing. Great job of capturing the spirit...

[1890cabin]

you've come far pilgrim!

[ottlakerambler]

Back for another view. The edit at 2:33(.5) is really cool.

[Ottawarocket]

Very good video *****

Rocket

[NikonPhoto07]

Very cool video. Thanks for the share About2Rain

[gingermc2]

Really enjoyed this. Thanks about2rain for sending it on to me.

[Cliffbrock]

Very nice video. Thank about2rain for sending me this. 5 star down home awesome.  --:)Rod

[MossyCove]

Thank you Cliff.

[nllleonard]

VERY nice! THanks so much for sharing Donna!

[MossyCove]

Thank You.

[About2Rain]

MossyCove-ville...Population 16! That would be me of course & my horse.

[MossyCove]

:D

another good one!

[willythewave]

Fantastic video and tune Bob.Keep all those comin you can!

[MossyCove]

Thank you very much George, very glad you like it:)

[marktull]

Perfect choice of music to accompany the incredible imagages. It captures the essence of the brave and skillful men and women who led the way to build this great nation of ours. I like the way you edited this film. The panning into the pictures proficiently timed to the energetic tune is a moving experience.

[MossyCove]

Very well said, Thank you very much. May I add it's, "Songs From the Wood."

;)

[ginmillsinger]

Awesome video, Mossy! 5+Star's!

Very best of wishes, my friend!

GinMillBill

[MossyCove]

Thank you much Bill Dude.

[ottlakerambler]

Let me add:

Five stars for the idea, five stars for images and edits, and five more for the tune selection -- maybe not all at once, but as time and the system allows!

Wow.

[ottlakerambler]

Now Bob, this here is what I'm talking about!

This is a great video. I'm impressed not only by the time and labor and skill involved, the editing, etc., but also the meaning, the selection of scenes and, let me add, the tune choice.

On the tune:  this is a cool version of 28th of January, and by its style I must say it is played by either North Carolina musicians or, more likely to my ear, West Virginia musicians.

[MossyCove]

Not sure myself where they are from, but I love it.

Thanks for the cool comments. yup, I like editing and this one was a long project. Very rewarding. Thank you very much:)

[ottlakerambler]

I didn't notice the first time, in the beginning credits, but Jake Krack learned under Melvin Wine, and then Lester McCumbers, over there in... West Virginia, by golly.

[MossyCove]

Awesome.

[About2Rain]

No Phones, No Lights, No Motorcars.....Now that's livin! Times sure ain't like they used to be....Thanks for the great journey into the past Mossy.

[MossyCove]

Thank you!

I'm going to stay in this video, and never come back out again;)

[ottlakerambler]

But wait... that would mean no more videos and uploads from you! Don't do it. As a twist on "Think globally, act locally," I urge you to "Think historically, act contemporarily." (Then again, I really don't like slogans.)

[MossyCove]

;D

Good one.