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thecoolestdad
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Welcome to thecoolestdad you tube channel. My videos will consist of theme parks, nature trails, state parks, old roadside stuff, old abandoned places, plus much more. I hope you enjoy my videos and that you will subscribe to my channel and give me the thumbs up on my videos. Please leave some comments about my videos, if you enjoyed them. Thanks to everyone that climbs onboard this adventure train. All aboard!
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dorisantwine
(4 minutes ago)
I really enjoyed this trip to the past, Thank you for bringing us along.
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caribeasley7429
(10 minutes ago)
Love that you speak about praying to the lord. That means more to me than what you are filming. Keep up your faith.
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lindadevers63
(18 minutes ago)
My maternal grandmother was a Jarrell. I have her picture in a large frame. She was born in the 18 hundreds. I'm 82, I never got to meet her
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joanneclarke771
(27 minutes ago)
What you called a china cabinet, in my grandparents house was called a “safe”. That very fine screen on the front kept out flies.
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donnaowens9374
(31 minutes ago)
Very enjoyable. Thank you
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susiecox8413
(47 minutes ago)
The scenery is beautiful and the historical buildings are awesome. It is fantastic and I THANK YOU for sharing....
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CharlesMccullough-g2h
(52 minutes ago)
Been there twice.Its a interesting experience
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joanneclarke771
(1 hour ago)
I grew up in rural MS and we didn’t have an inside bathroom until 1965.
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joanneclarke771
(2 hour ago)
I wonder if the mural was done by the CCC artists during the depression.
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joanneclarke771
(3 hours ago)
The chickens didn’t have cages. The “roosted” on crude shelves padded with hay.
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debrastegall7928
(14 hours ago)
Found out 3 yrs ago they my family
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iamwhoiam4410
(21 hours ago)
You've got gnats because you were in the gnat belt.
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Yallquietendown
(20 hours ago)
I wonder if Tommy Jarrell the fiddler’s ancestors were cousins of this family
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joanneclarke771
(7 hours ago)
They cooked down sugar cane sap to make molasses. That process goes back at least to the 1700’s when slaves were bought to grow, harvest and and boil down sugar cane. England became wealthy from these plantations on the Caribbean islands. The islands supported the slave trade because the slaves were worked to death or died from disease pretty quickly.
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jennyb7745
(19 hours ago)
IThanx interesting,but a little repetitive. . . .
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Valencenliberty
(12 hours ago)
you are going too fast can't read anything.
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