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Helpful! Thank you.

thanks

I just found the channel. Hope you come back, in the meantime, I will watch all of the videos available :)

You nailed it. That was deer lichen or deer moss as it’s most commonly called here in NW Florida. It is usually found in drier areas and means that you have very good air quality in that area

My home town! Glad you enjoyed it

Nice VLOG! Really enjoyed it. Thanks for sharing it with us.

Coming soon another small town over ran and ruined

My wife and I are looking for a place to spend a weekend. Is this too small for 2 days?

A dog in the stroller 😂

Love the post!

Mmmm mmmm... Wishing I was there!!❤

This is what we need, more advertisement for Transylvania County. If you want to see it when it was perfect come here in 1970.

Im looking for a apartment in Brevard can you please send me some information suggestions

I am bicoastal having grown up in Tallahassee and Partly in Panama City proper ( not the beaches much ) 150 years ago. LOL seriously, I have only been able to go to Carrabelle and Ap and St. Geo's Island since I've been grown and married. I love it but I cannot get down to all that as much as I'd love to. Speaking of PC, I was at St. Andrew's marina when I was about 20 and I saw an older man "bothering" a brown Pelican. Instinctively I went over to see what I could do. The poor bird had fishing line wrapped all around it including it's head, so the old man asked me to help by holding the bird. He had a pocketknife and got the job done pretty quickly. At one point it came around and with open mouth it bit my whole face. So I know what a pelican's mouth smells like! It seemed to know we were trying to help it. I don't recall it flying off but it looked at us so gratefully. I think it expected a fish and I'm not sure how long it had been since it'd had food or drink. I'm sure the man was 60'ish. My age now and I'm sure he was lonely but I had to decline his offer to go get some coffee. My dad would not approved of that. Nowadays you'd have to call in a wildlife officer, what we did is probably not legal now. Lovely vid young folks! Bless.

What are the measurements? Width/yardage? Thanks!

Just FYI. The Smokey Mtns are actually IN the Blue Ridge Mtns not next to them. They are a sub set within the larger Blue Ridge.

What time of year were you there? Video says posted 1 year ago, but it doesn't look like summer weather.

I’d LOVE to see vortexes in or around vortexes. I flew on a plane with a woman from Texas who came to Asheville on a guerny each month, flew & spent a week, and walked back to the plane. Some incurable disease…can’t remember, it was 1998. She had 3 children & a husband in Texas. True story. ❤

Great video! I have lived here for 9 years and you just made me fall in love with my little town again! I'm glad you enjoyed your visit! I love it here for sure! :D

Very relaxing video. Perfect video to put on a loop for a back ground. Miss you guys.

A written recipe would be appreciated. Sounds wonderful. Thanks

Try Appalachian Java in Burnsville as well. Enjoyed the video!

If you're wondering why Main Street looked deserted, and there were barricades up, they were preparing for a downtown festival when this vid was shot.

Dear Kurt and Sarah are you doing ok? My wife and I really miss your videos!

I'm loving your videos! My husband and I are traveling to the Asheville area for a vacation and also to explore the area as a potential place to live. I'm from the Appalachian Foothills of Ohio (eastern Ohio) and my husband is from upstate NY so we miss the mountains and more scenic hiking! We currently live in Wisconsin. Any hikes that are a must-see while we're in the area? Also any towns that are your favorite? I love being close to hiking trails and towns with an artsy, hippie vibe. Thanks!!

white birch, so pretty

Where are you Guys ???

where did these guys go, I havent seen any videos in awhile

Looks like a nice town to walk around in anytime and especially with the Christmas lights it is even better. Thanks.

We love that trail too! Thanks for sharing.

I think I'll try some Quitxote, tonight! We have been meaning to go there... now you have finally talked us into it. Looked great! Thanks for sharing.

One of my favorite areas too! We moved to the area for similar reasons as well. Thanks for sharing. :)

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Great job! I would suggest - try also the baby wrap

In the park there are wild Azalias, Low Bush Blueberries and on the east side of the little creek leading to the Rancocus there are beautyfull White Birch trees and occational American Hollies with red berries in December and wild Persimons.. . at least thats the way it was 75 years ago when I used to play in the woods by the Rancocus. Playing in the woods when 12 years old connected me close to Nature which has influenced my life to having "Reverence for Nature" At 90 years o;d I remember and treasure every part of the woods by the Randcocus. . . Thank you all for the video. Charles Formont

75 years ago the parkland by the Rancocus was my private playground. I was 12 years old. My Father and I built a small cinder block house on tthe old peach grove at corner of Creek road and Bortons Landing road. I used to run around naked by the Randcocus play like I was an Indian. The cornerr later I heard was called Formont Corners . . Greatest memories Charles Formont . . . / now Puerto Rico

If you're ever back in that area of the Florida Panhandle,you might want to check out Wewahitchka Florida nearby.It's the home of the Dead Lakes,Tupelo Honey and where the 1997 movie Ulee's Gold was filmed staririg Peter Fonda and Jessica Beil which was her first movie and won a Golden Globe award.Wewahitchka is about 20 miles from Mexico Beach.You might be able to find a cheap Air BnB there.

You guys are so great !! And thank you for the showcasing restaurant/cafes with vegan options!

Can’t wait for an Exolorer 300 round 2 vlog!

Mayberry's.closed down. The new place, Smokey Sunrise, is delicious. I live in Brevard. Moved here a year ago. The mountain biking is top notch.