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It wasn't bad (only when we drove past it). We never noticed it at the park. We ate at Pickwick Catfish Farm Restaurant. It looked popular. We liked it.

Home grown tomatoes on a BLT! MMMM!

LOL

Weird comment! I'll be interested in anything I dang well want to be interested in?!?!

We really liked touring the old homes!

Yep, lots of $$$$! LOL

They weren't pretty! Everything is hard and scary the first time. After doing it a few times, however, it is easy. Have fun out there!

We did...eventually. You ain't lying! LOL.

Always!

Thanks. It is a very fun state park!

Yes!

So. Many. Hops!

The slot canyons were wild! I wouldn't want to be down there with water!

It is a pretty (and quiet) state park.

True! Life finds a way!

If the one I planted doesn't come up I might take you up on it. Thanks.

LOL, that's a good idea!

Sounds way too easy! LOL I actually do want to roll them back out and let them rot back into the pasture. I might borrow my neighbors bigger tractor and do that. Still noodling on it.

Thanks for watching and commenting! My granddad would get a kick that people thought one of his old tractors was interesting to people out there.

Agreed...and also probably too hot. We'll see.

I learned a lot from watching @miseyrides FACT! I think I'm just going to go from our house in Bellevue down to the the campground on the Trace near Hohenwald (Meriweather Lewis). 60-ish miles. Then come back the next day. That'll be a good first ride (and not too far from home if I have to call in help! LOL). My son Max might come with me. He was with me on my last epic fail. I'm going to wait for it to cool off a bit so the camping won't be miserable. I'm watching the weather leading up to Labor Day weekend (but it'll probably still be too hot). Definitely will get it in before fall is over, however. I'll let you know, when we get it nailed down a bit more it would be fun to hang out with you.

Yep, it was worth the trip. High end! We visited Telluride after this part of the trip and it was beautiful as well.

Thanks for going with us!

That's What She Said!!!

Sir...this is a Disney video! LOL BitcoinS...plural?!? LOL I wouldn't be keeping a day job if I had those! Anyway, a tragic boating accident occurred and all the sats I had were lost forever. Oh well!

BTW...accept my Twitter request and let's talk in the DMs.

Great actors!

That's awesome. It is worth the effort to get out there. TN has some beautiful places to see. Emily and I have really enjoyed seeing them via RV. Good luck and safe travels (and thanks for the nice comment)!

Yeah, they help when the legs (and feet) get tired on long hikes (with elevation). I needed new feet after this one! LOL

Hay = Money these days!

Can't stop...won't stop. Although Frozen Head has some grueling hiking!

He pulled us along. I felt bad because we were slowing him down. :(

My granddad did both. I used to pull when I was a kid (back in high school). I'm going to goof around with this one on my property but no pulling anymore.

Absolutely cheaper to let someone else sink their money into a restoration (and then buy it after the fact). I've done a couple of different vehicles and you ALWAYS spend more than the end vehicle is even worth. The only exception might be if you do everything yourself (and I don't know many people who have all those skills). I spent about $17k on this restoration and the tractor is probably only worth $10k fully restored.

Thanks for the reply. I just bought a full resto 36 A for $5500 at auction the other day, and it was painful to spend that much. In the process of a fanshaft conversion on it from rubber to clutch fan. I plan to run her hard on my 40 acre farm, just as it was intended. No parades for this one. I just enjoy seeing them work. Thanks for sharing your journey.

@@derweibhai Good luck. Mine was used around middle TN hard for years. About every part I pulled off it was broken/worn out. Maybe one day somebody will buy yours after you wear it out. It'll still work fine! LOL

Nah, I make my own crappy videos!

Another business line...actually...I'm all tapped out with this homecare thingy! That is enough for any human! LOL

LOL. No offense taken. No surprise that my second most watched video stars none other than JR!!!! 26k views of your great work! My granddaddy would be smiling ear to ear!

Thanks for the shout out! 😢😢😢 I can’t believe you said nice things about me.😊😊😊😊. Got job! Love watching them. I have a neighbor who is asking to meet DeanoRolls and Emily! (And the Camper)

Thank you for the reply I really like the videos you post I may not watch them all but I like the funny stuff and knowing there is a great man behind them

It is a pretty spectacular collection.

It’s a big place, lots to see.

Did you like the paintings I liked?

It was the first time we'd been able to see them in the US since 2009. Agreed, it was awesome!

Full respect to you from London mate 😎

Agreed...I obviously need to watch more UA-cam videos! LOL My videos are a kind of blooper real on what never to do! LOL

@@DeanoRolls Not really it came down and nothing was destroyed. I learned by clearing my 5 acres of HEAVILY wooded property. Had an old dude (I mean he was older than dirt) helping and gave me tips. For trees leaning opposite of where you want them to land, tie a tension rope with a come along to another tree or immovable object in the direction you want it to land before you cut. Ratchet up and put tension on it then start your wedge cut and then the back cut at least half a foot above the wedge cut. always got to be mindful of twist when it falls. Be sure the area you want it to fall has nothing that could be damaged if it doesn't fall correctly. If that's not possible then you'll have to cut it in sections starting higher up which is better left to professionals in my opinion. I don't like heights, hell I don't lie being this tall.

@@sams568 Yep, learning by doing is the best way to learn. I've learned plenty of good lessons by messing things up (you don't forget those). When I'm on the farm doing new things I just try to go slow and not get in over my head. I'd rather it take longer and not get hurt. Thanks for the tips. They make sense. Many more trees to deal with so I'll get lots of opportunities to try them out.

@@DeanoRolls Just know you're doing what a lot of us dream of, having a little slice of heaven. Had to sell our 5 acres many years ago to put beans on the table.

Wow. Thanks for the very nice message! I got a little choked up reading that. It is a great reminder to get out there and create as many great memories as we can with all the time we have. At some point I won’t be able to do it anymore. At that point I’ll rewatch all my videos from the nursing home my kids put me in! LOL. Good luck out there and keep on rolling!

@@DeanoRolls you got it, brotha! It's been a while since I've seen one of your videos (stupid UA-cam algorithm) and when this one came up, it reminded me of all the ones we watched while planning our trip and I had to give you the thanks you deserve. It was definitely a reminder that life is short, and to make the most of it. I promised my mom I'd start up an orchard, whether for fun or for profit, in her name, because she was actually looking forward to moving out into the country and getting some acreage to have a proper garden and fruit trees like her parents had when she was growing up in Southern Illinois. Well, you'll definitely have plenty of footage to watch in the nursing home! 🤣 Maybe I'll actually start making some videos regularly on my channel at that point and can carry the torch for ya. I could rename my channel "Rollin' with the Wohls" in some type of homage. 😄 Thanks for the kind words as well. Good luck on clearing that road. Take care and keep enjoying the heck out of life! 😎

Glad it helped. It is such a fun hiking experience!

LOL...much easier than the way I did it!

It is fun...but don't skip the traditional bath like my wife did. LAME!

I forgot...it is a "gOlF cArT rAlLy" LOL

I was gonna say... can ya clarify on the rally 😂

We stayed at Harrison Bay State Park. It is just outside Chattanooga and definitely close enough to be a home base while site seeing all around the city.