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Well Done. Great Job!. The Family of a little girl I was in scool with in Texas in the 40s were colliers. I think they were out of work and moved thru our town looking for something. I remember her trying to explain to us about the blue smoke and tending the fires. All that stuff along with Blacksmithing and small farming was fading away. Thanks for keeping it alive.
Thanx so much for your efforts. We recently returned from Haiti and they still use charcol as a fuel source for much of their cooking. It was during this mission trip that the lack of knowing how/where charcol came from came about. Your efforts have greatly helped in understanding the process of charcol making. It's amazing that a process and need that has been replaced here in North America, is still very much alive in countries that are much less fortunate regarding what we take for granted.
Thanks alot for that awesome video, really enjoyed it and great music too! This generation doesn't know who good we have it, men back then worked very hard!
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The Family of a little girl I was in scool with in Texas in the 40s were colliers. I think they were out of work and moved thru our town looking for something.
I remember her trying to explain to us about the blue smoke and tending the fires.
All that stuff along with Blacksmithing and small farming was fading away.
Thanks for keeping it alive.
We recently returned from Haiti and they still use charcol as a fuel source for much of their cooking. It was during this mission trip that the lack of knowing how/where charcol came from came about. Your efforts have greatly helped in understanding the process of charcol making. It's amazing that a process and need that has been replaced here in North America, is still very much alive in countries that are much less fortunate regarding what we take for granted.