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Indian Mountain State Park Tennessee ockteby - 215 views - 2 days ago
My videos are not a part of or affiliated with the Tennessee Park Service. This series of park videos is my hobby and a way to share the beauty of Tennessee with my YouTube friends
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Frozen Head State Park Tennessee A State Natural Area ockteby - 177 views - 5 days ago
My videos are not a part of or affiliated with the Tennessee Park Service. This series of park videos is my hobby and a way to share the beauty of Tennessee with my YouTube friends.

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Tennessee State Park
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Wonder Wheel ockteby - 178 views - 1 week ago
Wonder Wheel
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seda gökkadar gülbeyaz - bir gün sevdiğimi anlayacaksın evrenersin - 4,057 views - 1 year ago
seda gökkadar gülbeyaz - bir gün sevdiğimi anlayacaksın
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seda gökkadar gülbeyaz - nusret yılmaz - hatırla ey peri evrenersin - 7,918 views - 2 years ago
hatırla ey peri - seda gökkadar gülbeyaz ve nusret yılmaz düeti
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seda gökkadar gülbeyaz - rüyalarım olmasa evrenersin - 18,596 views - 2 years ago
seda gökkadar gülbeyaz - rüyalarım olmasa
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Green Screen and Ockteby's Illusion atree3 - 310 views - 1 year ago
Response to "Who are we. Really?
Ockteby using a green screen 'to the max'.
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In Tree's House kenrg - 1,165 views - 7 months ago
The unveiling of a new quilt by Margaret "Tree" Fabrizio at her home, and talks with her daughter, Rita, "Joe the Quilter" Cunningham, and vloggers Dan/Ravenlaughs and Christopher/SFChristo.
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Making a Quilt 1 atree3 - 2,593 views - 1 year ago
Beginning a quilt. Trying to decide what to do. What fabrics? What design?
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Wind Whisper by Ockteby Amiduffer - 165 views - 1 month ago
A reading of a poem by Ockteby.
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On Seeing Verrocchio's David Amiduffer - 35 views - 1 month ago
An attempt (somewhat poor) at writing poetry. Based on a visit a few years back to the national gallery.

On Seeing Verrocchios David

In a room of the Smithsonian,
Universal history came alive,
In a diminutive piece of bronze
Wrought in a forge in Northern Italy,
460 years hence
Under the artists watchful eye.

David, the shepherd, stands over Goliath
In the sublime moment of victory
Over the tormentor of the Israeli tribes.
The look on his young face speaks volumes.
Stamped on lifeless metal,
The artist brings forth from the viewer,
Visions of ancient times.

To my amusement, I listen
To the conversations around me.
The docent drones on about minor technical details.
Grey haired patrons gossip their textbook definitions.
Content with superficial fluff, that ill befits
The progeny of the prophet Moses.

But David, forever gazing
With confidence into the future past.
Brought to life in immortality
By mortal hand.
The artist speaks to me
Across the centuries,
Clearer than that heard
With the senses.
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2 Poems by Percy Shelley and Paul Dunbar Amiduffer - 61 views - 2 months ago
Is art confined to distinctive time periods? Did the artists of the past actually change the way they thought because certain callendar years are given certain titles? Or, is art defined by the content of the idea in the piece?

Percy Bysshe Shelley (1792 - 1822) & Paul Laurence Dunbar (1872 - 1906) are from quite opposite backgrounds, times, and countries. Both died young. Both had a love of classical culture. I read from Shelley's "Rarely, rarely, comest thou! Spirit of Delight. and Dunbars "The Lesson".
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My religious belief teaches me to feel as safe in battle as in bed. God has fixed the time for my death. I do not concern Myself about that, but to be always ready, no matter when it may overtake me. That is the way all men should live, and then all would be equally brave.

Let us cross over the river, and rest under the shade of the trees.
GENERAL STONEWALL JACKSON
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Hometown:
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Channel Comments (2)
TheCoastBoast (2 weeks ago)
I watched The Snow Walker last week. Thank you for the link. It was really good. Left me hanging in the end, though. I rarely watch movies.

Hey! I love Dougie McLean! I got one of his albums last Christmas. I think "Feel So Near" is my favorite song from him. Caledonia is a good one, too, worthy of it's popularity.
DEATHBOMBHITMAN47 (2 weeks ago)
True about what you said when discussing Feynman's book. Stephen Hawking tends to make theories and not really back it up. That's why I heard physicists detest string theory. But ya as far as questioning things, that is what Hawking did as a child, Feynman, and Sagan.