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The Cades Cove saga continues...

I make a thermal

Are you one of them i like thermals

This is a very informative video. As always. Thanks Gracie

We enjoyed watching this nature video! Best wishes for all the success coming your way onto your channel!~

A published author , congratulations 😀

During spring break years ago my dad and I backpacked from Clingmans Dome to Cades Cove. Brings back memories.

Very interesting, my dear. I'll have to check into this book that sounds interesting! New year greetings and regards ...

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One of my favorite birds at my feeders though they are "hit & run" feeders. And yes, they travel in pairs❤

Very good 👍

I've been following your Cade Cove saga with great interest! Thanks for all of the hard work that goes intonthis!

Hello from Brazil ☕️. Beautiful video and nature. Happy new year 🎉 ✨️ 💛

Happy New Year 😀. Another colourful and interesting life at Cades Cove 😀

Happy new year, my friend!

Nice sharing. Like 5 ♥

Merry Christmas, Tina, and i I love ya. Keep up the great Informative videos!!!

✨Merry🎄Christmas✨

They did what they knew to do, to be sustainable 😊

Hidey Gracie! As an Appalachian storyteller I truly appreciate you sharing our mountain history. Keep up the great work. God bless and have a good'n!

Wonderful. I really appreciate the effort put into making this video. Like 9

Great story, Gracie! Great info, as always!

Hallo, es ist immer wieder schön Deine Geschichten mit zu erleben. Herzliche Grüße und einen schönen 4. Advent, Alex und Peter

Good evening, it's indeed amazing the history and the great way you have shared it here

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Great little history lesson right there. Great job. ❤

Very interesting story Gracie , I’m glad that the sisters were able to stay even after the park opened and that they were enterprising enough to take up other money generating opportunities at that point. 😀

Lieben Dank für das Teilen Deines schönen und informativen Videos. Herzliche Grüße und eine friedvolle Weihnachtszeit, Alex und Peter❤

Very pretty but how did it get that name , not a killer and definitely not a deer 😀?

Beautiful bird. I saw one one time and it was trying to protect its babies. Great video.

I have always killdeers

plans from WoodPrix are awesome!

We haven't seen Gourleys pond yet. We tried to find Gregory's cave a couple of times. We will look harder next trip. Thanks for the awesome video Gracie.

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I have used woodprix plans and I think they are really good. I have already made a lot of things out of wood thanks to them.

Secrets no more 😂, and further interesting facts about the Cove , maybe you should write a book 😀 you certainly have lots of beautiful illustrations already 😀

Thanks for this. I knew about some of them but not all. Great video.

Always enjoy learning something new about Cades Cove. We’ll done Gracie and thank you!

See, its not new. This is why we didnt want an overiding Federal government. They dont care about the people who had to endure the hardship to establish this country. For "the food of the people" is no longer acceptable.

Love Cades Cove. Eastern Tennessee dint want much to do with the Civil War, so most people that did not want to either moved to Eastern Tenn.

The only land government should be entitled too is the land their buildings set on.

I live near Cades Cove and try to get there every year. The crowds are getting out of hand and the "visitors" are not the friendliest.

Love Cades Cove and was able to visit in 2020. What a beautiful historic place. Thank you for the history lesson.

Hello from Brazil ☕️. Beautiful images.

I was planning a segment on Kermit for my young channel and YOU BEAT ME TOO IT! 😂 My Aunt attended school in Townsend with one of his daughters. I was working the front desk at the Family Inn in Townsend when I saw trucks taking the last of his cattle out of the Cove go by, realizing it was the last chapter of Cades Cove as a living community.

Nicely made people story video ❤👍

I love this edition of the cove. Great video.

Very interesting Gracie. Pneumonia was such a killer before penicillin, it killed my grandfather in the late 20’s although he came back from WW1 not in the best shape I believe.