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How old is that tree? I've not seen them get that big. I'd like to put some near the house, but I didn't realize they got that big!

I love his Art. Very talented young men.

Way back in the mid-90s, i was able to attend a day of excavating the remains of an incinerated house that was believed to belong to Theodosia Burr-Alston, digging through dirt for artifacts with Jim Michie. I only found nails and a few old glass and ceramic bottles, but that day was memorable and i will always remember getting to see the old family cemetery, and learning a lot more about the history of the area I grew up in

Congratulations to all the exhibitors and award winners! Brookgreen Gardens is a magical place. So pleased to have our members' works exhibited there.

Really sad to see this. With more frequent intense storms as climate change continues, it worries me that this could happen again soon. I hope y'all recover soon <3

What of the statues? The zoo? The butterflies? It's good the Allee was left intact - I know from the tour it's popular with weddings, and that money will be helpful

This is heart breaking! We were there last Sunday the 2nd and finally was able to experience the butterfly house for the first time. And then we returned on Saturday for the Summer Lights! I pray you collect enough money to help with everything! I’ll be donating as well to help!

Oh my goodness! How awful! I will be donating to help with the recovery efforts.

Here in California we have the Huntington Library. Beautiful! If I am not mistaken, it was Arabella Huntington the founder. Her son, Archer Milton Huntington, was the founder of the Brookgreen Gardens. Which I assume it’s just as beautiful (never been). It’s wonderful to have such historical places. History and beauty are important. Historically, speaking, this video (unless I am mistaken) is missing a huge acknowledgment. A more direct reference to slavery. In fact, I believe at one point this place was owned by the largest slaveholder in the U.S. Per wikipedia, “Joshua John Ward (1800-1853) of Georgetown County, South Carolina, was the largest slaveholder in the United States at the time of his death in 1853, owning 1,092 slaves in 1850. Ward was known as "the king of the rice planters". His heirs owned 1,130 or 1,131 slaves in 1860. The Brookgreen Plantation, where Ward was born and lived, has been preserved.” The Huntington Library in California acknowledges to some extent its past and obligations. See link: huntington.org/land-acknowledgment It’s uncomfortable history of a beautiful place, but nonetheless, it’s history. I hope the new and revised Brookgreen Gardens production is more historically complete in acknowledging its past - it felt like something was missing…

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Wow. Thats awesome! Amazing artist and incredible artwork!

All the animals look so cute

So exciting! Wonderful to see the work beginning.

This is fantastic, great job doing the voiceover Page.

Hey cookie...don't know if you remember us....carl & shirley cerreto from unity....several years ago we moved back to florida for a warmer winter...i still follow your work on-tube....so beautiful...you are so talented❤keep quilting

It would be good to say where Brookgreen gardens is located. Nice shots.

Is there any way to get a traffic light at the entrance of Brookgreen?

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I had one come up around the pool ...I'm in South AL and it's probably 4 ft tall and wide and I love it lol IT's so full and pretty...Definitely more showy than some of my other flowers! I've thought of making a hedge row with mine

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Great video and planting/growing tips, Lucy.

Beautiful flowers! Tad

Keeping farm life real! Hard and dirty work. Except feeding baby goats, what a joy that would be ❤️ Thank you taking such good care of them!

Ohy this will do much nicer! Can't wait.

great video

Wonderful video

Thank you for taking care of Brookgreen Gardens ❤.

Can’t wait

Born and raised on the grand strand and have been to Huntington state park more times than I can count. As a child Atalaya castle very much fascinated me and while I knew the story to an extent, I’m happy to know the full fleshednout history of it. Thank you for this gift and rip the Huntington’s

Wonderfully informative and nicely produced! Thank you for presenting this video!

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Thanks for taking such good care of the animals!

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It’s so interesting to me how the video discusses the genteel lifestyle but no mention is made of how enslaved labor made everything possible.

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Who left their camera in the tree? I can go pick it up and bring it if they like I'm quite close.

Thanks for taking such good care of the animals!

I too love owning slaves and making them endure a recreation of absolute hell every day and then romanticizing it with a 20 minute documentary about the owners of the rice plantation and painting them in such a wonderful light. It's actually quite disgusting and reprehensible. You state that the owner just cared for animals so much and even rescued some of the wild animals and made a zoo uwu. It's kind of crazy to think that he did the same to black people. If your god is the true judge, you will too face your day where you are rejected at the gates and plummet into the depths of misery that your family has inflicted on others for the past century. You are not innocent. You are complacent in rape, torture, and the deaths of hundreds of slaves. You proudly wear this mass murder on your chests. You are perpetuating a disgusting narrative. How do you go on with your lives? Do you have to lie to yourself every day in hopes that you'll come off as the peace loving trad con christians (that just happen to not like black people, trust me, i know what state you're in) and convince yourself that your family history is just a oopsie he he? You never once acknowledge slavery as a bad thing. You call yourselves the Brookgreen Gardens, when you're in fact a plantation. I really do hope that this message affects you in such a way that you completely rethink your whole lives. Remember, God is watching!

Thanks for doing this! You cleared up a mystery at our new home in Murrells Inlet! Last April we saw beautiful flowers hanging from bushes in the woods around our home and could not figure out what they were. Well, we saw them in your presentation...they are native Mountain Azalea! Can't wait for this spring to see them again!

Love your video's, really entertaining! Please check out my attempts at hummingbird photography. ua-cam.com/video/L9VOyAcYM-c/v-deo.html

Enjoyed getting to know Angus - Happy Birthday🎂🦴

What is the shrub you are standing in front of at the beginning of the video? It’s lovely

Just because one is born into extreme wealth that does not guarantee virtue. Take a look at all our worthless politicians. Arthur Huntington from a time when men looked to be gentlemen and women ladies.

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WHY DO YOU ROMATICIZE THE SLAVE OWNING HISTORY?????????????????????

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Where is this? It would be nice to know