Thanks Karen. I love watching these folks develop and I hope I can bring some of that to the series.

Thanks Guy. I hope I can do them justice.

Thanks Bryan. It was good to visit with you the other day. Kelly will be thrilled to hear that you like it.

50 years is amazing! This is just footage from the earliest days of the new class, my friend. If you listen to Mr. Gregory's podcast and his interviews with other farriers he says himself that he always wants to learn new things. One of the best ways to learn is to hear the perspectives and experiences of other people. One of the greatest things about this trade is that you can always improve on the things you "already know". In my personal experience, if I feel like I've plateaued and stopped learning, going back and touching up on things I thought I had perfected ends up teaching me something new. I'm sure there will be plenty more to learn as this class tackles bigger things, but in the meantime there is still many older videos on this channel that really make you wonder how deeply you understand the concepts. Although I'm sure with your years of experience you know quite a lot and it's very admirable how you want to keep learning more. That in itself is the difference between a good farrier and a great farrier: the desire to know more. I wish you the best and hope something fresh and exciting finds you soon. 😊

I do have a lot of educational stuff on here Lowell. This series will be more about these folks becoming farrier though. Thanks for watching.

@@ChrisGregory-Farrier-Author I apologize if I sounded wrong in what I said I do like your school and have recommended to many people that ask me which school i recommend and I always say the same one yours.

@@tubagoblin learning something new makes me happy daily I try every chance I get to help young farriers because I still remember the battle starting out my self even though I had a teacher...

I wasn't offended at all Lowell. This is just more content for those that like to see stuff like this.