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Ben Garrett
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Exploring the Cumberland Plateau, including the Big South Fork National River & Recreation Area.
There Is A Fountain: Hymns Reimagined
Written by William Cowper and first published in the Olney Hymnal in 1779. It was originally titled "Peace for the Fountain Opened." Cowper found Christ while recovering in an insane asylum after suffering a mental breakdown. He was reading the Bible and stumbled across Romans 3:25. Upon his release, this hymn - and many others - was written. This is a new take on an old classic.
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Tony Vitello postgame: Texas A&M
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Tony Vitello after Tennessee defeats Texas A&M 6-5 to win the 2024 national championship.
A giant waterfall in a cave
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Searching for No Tell Falls in the Big South Fork National River & Recreation Area. (Apologies for the terrible audio.)
East Rim Tunnel & Goblins Cave
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Exploring East Rim Tunnel and Goblins Cave in the Big South Fork National River & Recreation Area.
Devils Cave
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What is the most impressive feature in the Big South Fork? It's not Twin Arches, not Angel Falls Overlook, not Chimney Rocks. Those are all impressive in their own right, but the most impressive feature is Devils Cave...and nothing else comes close. Come with me as we take a walk through.
VFW Memorial Day Service 2022
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Memorial Day 2022 from VFW Post 5669 in Oneida, Tennessee.
Spring in the Big South Fork
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It's spring in Big South Fork Country. How many different animals can you identify by sound in this video?
In Memory of Clifford Garrett
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This was the slideshow that played at my grandfather's funeral (Clifford Garrett, 1931-2022).
Sleep Easy: Tennessee Summer Night
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Katydids, crickets and frogs: The sounds of a Tennessee summer night for deep sleep or meditation.
Destination: Devils Cave
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Exploring Tennessee's largest slot cave, located in the Big South Fork National River & Recreation Area.
Fall Branch
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Water falls in Fall Branch in the Big South Fork National River & Recreation Area, along the John Muir Trail.
Vine-swinging
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What do you do when you're hiking and you come across a big ol' vine? You swing on it, of course. And no matter how old you are, you'll feel (and act) like you're 10 all over again.
Hiking to Parch Corn Creek
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Life on the frontier of the Upper Cumberlands was harsh. Most passed through and never stayed. But some did, and became legends. This is the story of one of those who stayed, Armstead Blevins, and a hike to his old farm at Parch Corn Creek in the Big South Fork National River & Recreation Area.
Searching For A Moonshine Still Site On A Snowy Day
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With snow falling and temperatures plummeting, we headed into the back country of the Big South Fork in search of a moonshine still site.
A Mysterious Rock Shelter
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Someone walled up this rock shelter deep in the backcountry of the Big South Fork National River & Recreation Area. But who? When? And for what purpose?
Searching for John Hawk Smith's still site
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Searching for John Hawk Smith's still site
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Thanks Ben, Ive been looking everywhere for this!
I love the waterfall behind it. The guys that filmed that waterfall for Discover Scott, they missed it the first time. And that ledge. You should try meandering down it and back up with a torn acl…. Btw. Matt found an easier way in for him. From above the rocks into no tell falls. He sorta drops in. And the climbs back out same way. Beats me every time. I’m too short for that, and the dogs can’t make it. So. We slither down the hill…
WOW! Absolutely awesome!
very interesting
Ben, thanks for using my picture of Devil's Cave! I'm so glad you're making videos about the park again. There are so many amazing places off trail in this area and I thank you for showing us so many of them. I will definitely be visiting these places!
Hello, would you be able to email me the file for this? I want to make myself a DVD of this to fall asleep to if I can.
That's cool
Very nice. The Big South Fork is an interesting area I wish I had spent more time in but as a caver I have been drawn more to the central Kentucky karst. Have seen remnants of liquor production in Edmonson County caves.
OUTSTANDING
Very well done. I need to hike there.
Have they looked for summer Wells there
I hope u see this! We LOVE the big south fork! Would love for u to guide us through some things there!
That was pretty awesome! We get out to BSF quite a bit. One of these days I'm gonna have to explore some of these off the trail places. Thanks for showing us around!
Strange that there is no trash. In so dry conditions, both bones and tin cans could easily last 100 years. Try finding the most confortable sitting place in the cave and look through the ground beneath it. You may find something from the folks that lived there.
enjoyed this. Thanks!
Our property off Old Grade Road abuts the east side of the park. Is this shack located on that side of the park?
Really nice video. My great grandmother was Jane Blevins, born and raised at Parch Corn Creek. My father was Cleatis Blevins and he did a painting of the cabin based on a visit there in 1949, with his great uncle Huse. The painting can be seen at: ceblevinsavianlearningcenter.com I really appreciate this video. Joel Blevins
Thank you for this. John Hawk was my great grandfather-- my dad lived in John Hawk's home most of his life (since he was just an infant) and my dad had many stories of the stills and moonshine. I so appreciate you providing this video--I loved it.