Good job thanks keep it up thanks

I'm surprised Mike Wolfe from American pickers hasn't visited this guy.

Good stuff!

John there's a product called eraser that is powder you mix with water and it will kill the weeds I use it on my property and I know it works you may have to look for it at a co-op, you've done a great job helping the girls clean up

what you are doing is great

Great video, please make sure you blow the grass clippings off the road, motorcycles will have an accident with grass clippings, not sure if you did or not, did not see you do it so just a reminder from a bike guy.

I remember being called because it was “hog killing weather” which meant all hands for the weekend processing meat and lard and cracklings

I sure do miss the outstanding fried bologna sandwiches at Toby Keith’s Restaurant in Vegas😊

Beautiful place. Take a look back in time. 👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Great Video and Job well done so far. I love your passion for History/Nostalgia and cant wait to see more of this.

Hello there John. It is always so good to see you. I really appreciate everything you do for this old general store that belonged to Ralph Robertson. Your hard work and dedication is outstanding 💪👍 and also Ralph would be so proud of you. Enjoy your day and take care

Looks good John

Looking good, I hope you have someone to pick ticks off of ya! lol. Great job as always, I wish we lived closer we’d come and help you!

Good job John. The outhouse sank probably because of the hole that was dug for the waste. They used to be built on skids so it could be move over a fresh hole. In The old holes people used sack lime to help break down waste.

My uncle used to have cooked sausage patties in a lard crock… you just dipped out what you needed into a skillet, heated it thru then dumped the lard back into the crock to re seal it

Many hands make a light work. Maybe you could organize a volunteer work day event. Volunteers could bring yard equipment such as weedeaters, hand push bush hog, pole saw etc.

You were saying you’re looking for stock feom 70s… but not sure if you elaborated. I’ve not finished entire video. Anyway, let me know what you looking for… I have all kinds of things! A lot are older, but some are not. I didn’t know you ended up with Angel! Im behind on videos.

Love that white rag 67

What tree is that one you where cutting tree limbs off of?

I love that Monte carlo

Jewelweed helps with poison ivy...

Your Doing A Great Job 👍 Ralph Would Be So Proud....

An uncle of mine and his wife made Kentucky sorghum for years. Each year at the family reunion, they would bring their mule, woodburning stove, and a whole truckbed of cane. We'd have little sips of the juice throughout the day. And we always had snapping turtle for dinner fried, or in a soup! I'm in my 30's and realize many people of my generation are so distanced from these traditional food methods. Grateful to have the childhood I did ❤

Lovin that blue 66

Like that red impala SS

People who leave critical comnents need to offer help, not criticism. God bless you John! Please be careful!

Well you are sure working hard. Bless you for keeping this place alive and restoring it and sharing all the beautiful history and memories with us all. I just got back from my visit of Eastern TN and the Smoky Mountains and Asheville at the Biltmore. I can say this is the most beautiful area I have ever seen. You are blessed to be able to enjoy God's given beauty daily that He has given us. Be blessed and stay safe too!

You sure have done an awesome job at this place.Just wish Ralph was around around two watch you I know you are tired.God bless you for all your hard work.See you next time…

You need a brush blade for the weed eater . Those things would make short work of that jungle

55 had either a 265 or 283, dad had a 57 with 283 and air cleaner like that one with a power glide tranny

Watch those ticks. If I was there I'd help you. I help people for free every day from Auto, PC repair and build to carpentry, landscaper, plumbing, roofing, etc.. Get yourself a extended trim cutter as well, much easier.. 👍 Trick to the weed wacker. If you want to save string. keep the cutter sharp so it cuts the string more effectively instead of fighting with it pulling more out than what's needed. The guard/blade and centrifugal force will take care of the rest keeping the string properly cut which also saves you fuel or battery life from having to speed the weed eater up to cut the string. Use less energy to do more work with lower expenses. 😁

STUNNING

John I really enjoy your videos. Thank you 🙏 ❤ I’m 65 and I remember when I was a little girl my grandfather had a curbmarket and out back there was a Johnny house. Never thought anything about using it. Lol

Still remembered daddy giving him a big whooping

Great video as always! We would love to come and help in the fall ( I cant do the heat) and come to the estate sale! Sad we didnt get to meet Ralph but you are doing God's work ❤

I just found your channel. I enjoyed this video. The food looked amazing. Hi from sw va

Back in the day. Before I was a restaurant salesman, I was a Pepsi Route Driver. And buildings like this that put 3-4 vending machines out front got a ton of vending biz. Look at that as a revenue stream for this property.

I'm sure u noticed but the power coming out from meter base into the building needs probably re ran in conduit. Dry rot could be damaged.

This old general store will look really nice when it is all finished and cleaned up, can't wait to see it take care and Thank You.🇺🇲🇺🇲

Blue & white gm pickup looks good

55 Very nicely done, the upholstery tells how well it's been taken care of by this man

Good job. Hard work. Saying prayers you stay Poison Ivy free!

Watch out for those tough Tennessee wasps John...I remember them from an early video.

Maybe someone close around can loan you a pole saw

I really loved all of your videos you don't on Ralph he was a Superman

It's a step in the right direction. Wish I could help John . I do not get poison ivy. But what you did get cleaned up looked great. The old out house does not really need a pit anymore so raise it up on some treated timber. new floor to make it safe if some one does enter. plant flowers around it . Look forward to more on the this old historic Icon . Paul from east central Indiana

Are they going to reopen it Jhon I would like to come and have a sandwich there and what do you think about me coming and setting up and selling Hotdogs and lemonade and raise money for repairs I have a mobile hot dogs business and we could raise some money for the store just let me know thank you

Looking good buddy Ralph would be proud

A lot of work but it will be worth it

Glad the video is back up. I had another 15 minutes to finish it. ❤