That Dragline is huge compared to the ones used in my home town.

Great video

Thank you for the good video. John USA

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Nice walk & narrative! More than I remember, our family having moved to Libertyville in 1971. You didn't mention the Camera Bag, nor Rouse's!

Had a blast Grandpa!!! ❤

“Pap’s pay lake” would be in the direction of West, near the City of Manchester there sir. Lesson I’m wrong.

Born in viper and later lived at busy big Willard school is what wS then our yard. Loved it there love come back home. Miss ir everyday and family still there Wish had jar pickled rope bologna loved that stuff with crackers 3:11

I wonder how deep that water is at the base of the workings?

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A literal dumpster fire, incredible.

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Algorithm moment

Dumpster fire that is my youtube siggestions.

Huh! I clicked on this, thinking would be a video about Chicago. Imagine my surprise when it was an actual dumpster on fire!

I'm just here for when the YT algorithm catches this video on fire, too.

Yes it was

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I attended from 1950 to 1954. lots of fond memories. I never got see the girl's locker either

lived at 219 W Rockland Road in the late 40's until college in the fifties. Nice to see it today.

Dad, this was so incredibly awesome to watch and to listen to! I love chickadees!!!

very cool birds

I drove through the land between the lakes on my first visit to the USA. Very sure it was on the way up from Tennessee to Kentucky, saw Golden Pond and a buffalo park, and beautiful countryside. Maybe yours is a different one. Still beautiful though.

LOVE IT! Originally from Slabtown Holler in Viper, Perry County, KY. Shades of my past!

What happened to Butler Lake?

Good clean American coal . Nothing like it 🤌

Have gone every year with my uncle for the past 12 years!

Thank you for the video, My daddy ran that dragline in the 80’s & early 90’s…. He would take me to work with him when he worked nightshift, I was about 5 or 6 and I would sit in his lap and he would let me run the hand controls while he controlled the feet. I have very fond memories of that big machine! He would make me a pallet in the floor of the locker room near the cab and Id sleep while he worked….

Fuck Massie wheat is the gensang you assholes

Main Street was a magical place at Christmas when I was a kid in the 60s. Window shopping was great fun. My dad owned a pool room there.

Lake Minear. Misspelling on your post.

I am 56 and used to live at Fourth Street and Hurlbut Ct.. I swam often at the beach. I do not remember anything mentioned about the cove. I was named after an uncle who drowned on the other side of the peninsula by the beach.

Thanks!

Great video thanks

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Fantastic video!! The Grand Old Lady lives on in all of us! Thank you, Gary!

Man, thank you for this. Been on top of starfar ( as us hillbillies pronounced it) many a time. Remember this stuff fairly well. And Autocars and Mack trucks.

The Eastern PA coal mines, those are called "strippens". Use as in, I'm goon up dah strippens drinkin. Bootlegging wasn't making whiskey but mining coal and selling it yourself instead of being a company slave.

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Nice video

Thank you for capturing this moment. It's sad how much Libertyville enjoys taking a wrecking ball to its history.

Mr. Henry Underbrink, teacher and educator and a sweet kind gently man, lived there for a while.

Gary I enjoy going to Threshing Bee in Sycamore each year not sure if it happened the last couple years . But a great way to spend a day. Just checked it did happen August 12-15 Thanks for sharing this people forget what it was like many years ago

I have rode several trails that were the result of strip mining. Very beautiful country. My Wife's Grandfather owned lan that was strip mined. He used to sit on his porch and count trucks in and trucks out to keep track of his income from the coal. Later they discovered oil and gas on the same property. I can't believe in todays society we can't come up with a way ,to burn coal cleanly. Sounds like the gas companies don't want us to. Just like your car. The electric companies don't want you driving a gas or diesel powered vehicle. Money talks (buys politicians) and bull pucky walks (the main thing that comes out of a politican's mouth).

It's the best place in the world

I can't to finally come back home to my hometown of Hazard

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When did this rock shop open?

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