Hey there, I talk about the job below but I wanted to take a quick second to tell you about one of the viewers in our community. Christina Robinson has kidney disease and is needing help with funding a transplant. if you would like to help her here is a link to her gofundme page
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while I was down in Texas I was looking on FaceBook and saw this and knew that I would have to do something about it. So on the tail end of our Sothern domination tour I dropped the girls off and continued onward & took off on my trip towards Kansas I spent 3 weeks cutting and cleaning some of the coolest properties I have ever done but it all started at this property. I really knew that I wanted to cut this historic cemetery but I will be honest I really didnt know what I was getting into until I got there. it was super overgrown and in the middle of nowhere & did not come prepared either. I was running low on not only drinking water but water to cook and clean. Out of desperation I had to put the job on hold and drove down the road in search for a source of water. I found an old farm house an knocked on the door. I got no answer so but I figured that no one would turn down someone in need of a little well water so I went ahead and hooked up to the camper and filled up my tank. I didn't finish the project in one day so I camped out beside the cemetery....it was a bit quiet lol. but on the second day I saw the first living soul since I got there. It turned out to be not "a local farmer" but "THE local farmer" (Dane). I guess he farms all of the land in that area.. well that farm house I talked about earlier. there was a man that lived there and farmed the area with him but it turns out that he had recently passed away. I have no doubt that they were good friends because the farmer spoke very highly of him. Dane was shocked that I was there and wondered how I even knew about the place. she said that the cemetery was mainly kids and that it hasn't been touched in almost 10 years. he said there use to be an elderly couple that took care of it but they passed away and the fund that they had gathered together to take care of the cemetery has dried up. I'm surprised that as a historic location that the state doesn't pay a company to maintain the location. so that's the wild and crazy story behind the wild and crazy grass and how i cleaned up this long forgotten cemetery. if you read this far I have a bounce video for you. I am wanting to put out a type of video that is very calming. i would live your feedback . so once you are done watching the video here is another one for you take a look at. • I KNOCKED on RANDOM DO... also if you go over there be sure to leave a comment so that I know you made it and if you read this far to know about it comment in this cemetery video "I know what you I have cooking".
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