I've been a long-time subscriber. I live in Avery County, NC and we've been utterly devastated by this hurricane. I'm still without power or water and where I live they don't know when it will be back. I heard it could be up to a month. We're still looking for people up here.
from leaving a door or window open to a wooden or tiled floor....commercial and residential......they are using every excuse not to pay. It is an angry disgusting shame. I have friends there and they are shocked in every which way. Those companies are leeches and liars. I hope things get better, somehow. Thanks Jacob for showing this. Not everyone really understands how dire it was-is.
NC has been in my prayers, I’ve been in love with Asheville since my daughter lived in Hendersonville. As an artist I truly feel for the artists along the river. My prayers are with you all, love from outside Syracuse New York.
OMG I know there were search and rescue teams sent from Buffalo, NY. I and everybody from around here are trying to help the victims of the hurricane. You all are not forgotten, it’s just very hard to get into the area🥺
I was just in Waynesville helping the county EMS after the storm. Some of the worst destruction I have seen. I hope your town is able to rebuild and clean up quickly, such a nice town with some of the nicest people I have ever met!
I have yet to venture out much since the hurricane, and after this video I'm even more reluctant to. My little slice of Florida made it through just fine, but there are so many places very close to me that didn't. I understand that we were the only place in Large that didn't lose power. But my mother and I are fine and my brother and niece are fine, and I'm thankful for that. Remember everyone, tough times don't last, tough people do. Much love to you all.
I've been getting all the updates from Waynesville. The shots of Frog Level (and my old house) were awful. All of my former neighbors are safe, so I'm extremely grateful for that. It was so much worse than the flooding in 2021.
Thank you SO much for posting this! I lived in Waynesville and Maggie Valley for decades. I moved away just 2 years ago. None of the news outlets have reported on Waynesville, Maggie Valley and other more remote areas of Haywood County. While it's a relief to know now that the flooding in W'ville isn't as bad as in other areas, I couldn't agree more that it's very, very sad to see do much of a town I've known and loved damaged so much.
North Carolina weather authority on Facebook has been posting about the different towns and if the residents are ok and just general updates I've been following them as they were tagged on the Michigan storm chasers fb
It's a blessing there wasn't more damage in Waynesville. It's such a cool place. So sad about all of the lives lost and the devastation. Prayers for all affected 🙏♥️🌄🌈🕊️
I used to live there by the baseball field on Rebe St right next to the creek, The house was significantly damage and all my old neighbors who I still keep in touch with. That baseball field was the spot me and my dog used to go play frisbee. I love and miss Waynesville, Heartbreaking seeing this.
Groups helicopters mule teams cajun navy etc they are the real heroes fellow citizens out of state k9 groups Ex military Even retired race car driver Biffle and crew been helping recent military assist but govt local and national total fails Fellow man has made still making all the difference
It's awful seeing what you've all gone through during this storm. I'm thinking of you all who's been affected during this tough time. You're in my thought all the way from Southern England.
This is heartbreaking. My hometown in Kentucky tragically flooded in July 2022. There are still many places filled with debris. Some people were never found. Some people just got new homes finished as late as last week. It takes years. Prayers and thoughts abound!
I'm so glad y'all are safe. Thank you for showing us how things are going up there. I'm glad the Waynesville area is okay, we love it up there. But I'm so heartbroken for the places and people who are not okay 😔
Prayers for all of the people affected in Western North Carolina. I pray you and Jenn continue to stay safe. I've spent some time in Asheville, Sylva, and Dillsboro and met such wonderful people. What a beautiful part of the country. 😢
The media is not talking about this enough. Stories from out of Asheville are gut-wrenching to hear, along with stories of extreme mismanagement by the feds, all while private citizens with the resources to help are being turned away in many cases. People should be enraged about all of this. It's horrible. Black Mountain, Swannanoa, Marshall, and the areas around Chimney Rock are practically GONE. I have two friends who are still trapped in their general vicinities. People here in PA are loading box trucks with supplies and just hoping to get in. Shocking.
Do you know where Utah Mountain is?? It’s on the Waynesville/ Maggie Valley line. I’m sick to my stomach not knowing if the house I grew up in, my grandparents house, the house my grandfather built with his own two hands and so much love, is okay or even exist anymore. I can’t get in touch with the couple we sold the house to. My grandparents aren’t with us anymore but my dream to one day buy back their mountain dream home, the only place that was ever really home to me, feels like it might be gone forever. I need to know either way. If you know anything or could help me find out somehow please comment back and I’ll get my email to you. Please and thank you and god bless.
Hey man, my hometown is in Jacksonville, NC. I live in Az. now but still have family there. They are safe and well. Glad to hear you’re doing well and your property is also safe.
200+ dead due to this strong 🌀. Deep condolences from Texas to the ones who lost their homes, livelihood, and loved ones in this devastation. And same to those who were injured and whose homes survived but suffered damage. 🙏
My heart breaks for everyone affected by the hurricane. So Happy that you Jen and your family are ok. It's so sad to see your town just torn to pieces 💔 Please make sure you are stocked up on supplies. Sending Positive Vibes thoughts and prayers🙏 If you can get a fan get a Lasko fans Walmart sales them they have 5blades they make a Huge differences.
I used to vacation each July for a week in MV starting in 1960.We would grocery shop at the old IGA and was it at this plaza at the 15:48 mark?I know IGA moved up the road to a new better shopping center years later.I didn't visit Waynesville for some 20 years.
I used to live in Osawatomie, KS. They had a flood over most of the town in 2007. The trailer home I had lived in about 2½ years earlier had a waterline a good few feet above floor level. I'm so glad I wasn't living there at the time. There was block after block of houses and businesses with piles of debris at street side. In a couple places there were cases of water stacked on the corner for whoever needed it. The National Guard was at the hwy exit into town to watch for looters and scumbags. I'm happy for you and Jen, that you guys did not suffer too bad compared to other folks. My heart goes out to these people. TY for the vidya!
You have a beautiful hometown. Such a devastating storm. You are young enough that you’ll see the brighter future ahead for your hometown. This is a historic event, so destructive. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. 😊 Great tour of the grocery store. You have an awesome 😎 man cave !
So sorry to see this my friend. I've been watching you for a while, the juxtaposition from going from your lovely Big E video to this is just staggering. I have family in Asheville (they've been in touch and are okay thankfully) so I can only imagine the immensity of the cleanup. Seriously I wish you all the best and keep your spirits high, you'll all build back an amazing community.
Grew up spending summers in Waynesville. My grandmother lived on Daisy Avenue looking out over the school fields across the railroad tracks. I love Waynesville. Also, my grandfather had a family (commercial) fishpond on Campbell Creek off Playhouse Rd in Maggie. I'm afraid it's probably been wiped out. 🫤 Thanks for making this video, as well as the Asheville one. I shared with my dad as he grew up in Waynesville and currently lives in Alpharetta,GA.
Heartbreaking . I had inlaws that lived in Clyde. I've visited your town and had dinner at a steakhouse in town. Seeing all the spray paint is heartbreaking.
Me and a group of friends used to have a group golf outing to the CC in Waynesville every year... I'm glad things there don't appear to be as bad as they are in a lot of areas of Western NC
I really enjoyed your coverage of the destruction in Waynesville. You did a great job !!. I'm just amazed at how much destruction there is. It's unbelievable ! My heart goes out to all those affected by hurricane Helene. 🙏🙏🙏
My husband was from Waynesville, his family is still there. Been checking in on them... we were getting ready to take his ashes there for his memorial.... he'd be devastated to see this
The orange spray paint on the El Camino is a search team marking. Fortunately, no one was found in that vehicle. My heart grieves for all of those affected.
I am soo glad God was keeping an eye on you and Jen, especially while you were gone, Jacob. Stay safe, my friends, and once again, thank you, God, very much for keeping them safe. Many blessings to you both.
So sad. We visited Lake Lure, Maggie Valley and Waynesville last year. Can't believe how they all look now. Prayers for everyone along the path of Helene.
I am so, so happy you are safe. This is devastating. Thank you so much for documenting everything. The news can only show so much, and these first hand accounts are invaluable.
Thank you for sharing! Sending prayers 🙏🏻for everyone affected by the hurricane! I’m in South Carolina, but I lived in Waynesville from 1994-96 and I revisited last October for a vacation!
Im really thankful because me and my family werent terribly affected, other then having no power and no cell. And we already got those things back. My heart goes out to everyone else who got much worse damage.
Sending love, hope and prayers from Arizona. Spent many years in NC/TN backpacking and enjoying the beauty of the mountains and the beautiful people of the mountains.
Never been through a hurricane but I have been through major snow storms from Buffalo NY without power and internet. Couldn’t even leave the house a few times. Invest in a battery operated radio we never would have known about things without it
Good to see you out and about and how life is starting to come back into your town. ❤ very devastating. phew that was something else. 😮 that storm that is. Glad you 🎉 both are ok
It really is unbelievable to see what all this storm did. I've never seen any other hurricane storm like this and I hope we never do again. It's really heartbreaking. Thanks for showing us what it's like where you are.
It's so horrible that there's so much devistation. The death toll has gone over 200 and there are still a lot of people missing. If you pray, please pray for everyone touched by this tragedy.
I am so sorry this happened to you and Jenn. I am glad that you both are safe. I hate to say this but I immediately thought back to your Tarot reading at Casa Bonita and you pulling the tower card. 😬 Take care and I hope everyone devastated by these floods can recover quickly.
@@laurastrobel718 UA-cam comments will not let me add a link, but you can find it on his channel. It was a couple of weeks ago and called "I finally got into Casa Bonita!" 😀
Wow.. it’s so sad to see such a beautiful area in that condition. Glad you and yours are safe! Curious to know what type of damage Ghost Town has now, it was already in rough shape.
So sorry for your town and friends being messed up. And I can't imagine what those other areas are going through. Glad your ok. Thank you for showing us
My heart is breaking for the people of western N, C. Just looking at the damage there in your down is just something that is hard to comprehend. I am so glad that you and Jennn are fine. Just remember most things can be replaced and places like the park can be repaired. Please keep yourselves safe during this time and know that you both are in my thoughts and prayers. Love you both. ❤🙏
When you post your travels here on UA-cam, you share a small piece of your life with us. And the true fans accept and appreciate the glimpses we get thru your eyes and the camera lens. But.... When you share THIS part of your life...words can't even express the heartache we go thru as well. I'm in far west Texas, probably as far from there as I could be. But these are still people. People same as me, living their lives and doing what they have to do to survive. Neighbors. Here's to hoping that the time frame to normality come swift and easy for all. Bless them. And Bless you and Jenn. When the time is right for you to go back "on that long lonesome road" we will be here ready to ride shotgun with you.
Everyone is still caring and sending help. Locally Mooresville, Concord, Charlotte have help and supplies. Choppers fly by here frequent unless you count the time a certain person and the photo op shut down the airspace in Western NC to hault rescue and aid. Hearts with Hands in Swannanoa are local to the area so they have food and supplies right in their backyard.
This is tragic. I hope they get the help they need. I would imagine some of the glass was broken by floating objects. The baseball park is a sad loss. 🙏🙏🙏
As I watched you, yesterday, it occured to me to contact someone I know in NC. I am glad to hear he's fine. Sorry to all who are having a difficult time. ☹
I've been a long-time subscriber. I live in Avery County, NC and we've been utterly devastated by this hurricane. I'm still without power or water and where I live they don't know when it will be back. I heard it could be up to a month. We're still looking for people up here.
Prayers for you and your friends and neighbors ❤
Hang tight, neighbor.
Prayers and good vibes your way.
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Prayers sent your way.
🙏🙏 It's heartbreaking. I'm so sorry. 😢
It needs to be said how insurance companies are fighting tooth and nail to refuse to pay for any damages.
There's plenty that could be said about insurance comp.
God will judge, ⚖️🇺🇸⚖️🤔
I would venture to say Black Rock is behind every Insurance. Comp/ agent, 🤔
from leaving a door or window open to a wooden or tiled floor....commercial and residential......they are using every excuse not to pay. It is an angry disgusting shame. I have friends there and they are shocked in every which way. Those companies are leeches and liars. I hope things get better, somehow. Thanks Jacob for showing this. Not everyone really understands how dire it was-is.
NC has been in my prayers, I’ve been in love with Asheville since my daughter lived in Hendersonville. As an artist I truly feel for the artists along the river. My prayers are with you all, love from outside Syracuse New York.
I'm so sorry to see this, Jacob. Hope that the towns of Waynesville and Ashville grow stronger and rebuild from this horrible Hurricane.
Thank you for the tour of your town after the storm. Heartbreaking to see, but so glad you and your family are safe. Keeping everyone in my prayers.
Of course he's safe... That's because he chose to stay away and NOT help people
@@BobBaker-v9vtheres little to no coverage by news for this it brings alot of eyes that dont know onto this. Not everyone can afford to help
Wtf are you on bro ? @BobBaker-v9v
OMG I know there were search and rescue teams sent from Buffalo, NY. I and everybody from around here are trying to help the victims of the hurricane. You all are not forgotten, it’s just very hard to get into the area🥺
I was just in Waynesville helping the county EMS after the storm. Some of the worst destruction I have seen. I hope your town is able to rebuild and clean up quickly, such a nice town with some of the nicest people I have ever met!
Please keep us updated, even when you're doing events.
I have yet to venture out much since the hurricane, and after this video I'm even more reluctant to. My little slice of Florida made it through just fine, but there are so many places very close to me that didn't. I understand that we were the only place in Large that didn't lose power. But my mother and I are fine and my brother and niece are fine, and I'm thankful for that. Remember everyone, tough times don't last, tough people do. Much love to you all.
@mikehughes4969 I am glad your family is good, I am sorry that so many lost so much, and so many people, animals, and places were lost. God Bless You.
Sending love and prayers to all the affected people from Hurricane Helene❤
I've been getting all the updates from Waynesville. The shots of Frog Level (and my old house) were awful. All of my former neighbors are safe, so I'm extremely grateful for that. It was so much worse than the flooding in 2021.
Thank you SO much for posting this! I lived in Waynesville and Maggie Valley for decades. I moved away just 2 years ago. None of the news outlets have reported on Waynesville, Maggie Valley and other more remote areas of Haywood County. While it's a relief to know now that the flooding in W'ville isn't as bad as in other areas, I couldn't agree more that it's very, very sad to see do much of a town I've known and loved damaged so much.
Heard from "Wheels through time". Maggie Valley ok, got lucky, just can't get there....and remember, ok is relative.
North Carolina weather authority on Facebook has been posting about the different towns and if the residents are ok and just general updates
I've been following them as they were tagged on the Michigan storm chasers fb
It’s amazing the power of water
It's a blessing there wasn't more damage in Waynesville. It's such a cool place. So sad about all of the lives lost and the devastation. Prayers for all affected 🙏♥️🌄🌈🕊️
I used to live there by the baseball field on Rebe St right next to the creek, The house was significantly damage and all my old neighbors who I still keep in touch with. That baseball field was the spot me and my dog used to go play frisbee. I love and miss Waynesville, Heartbreaking seeing this.
Prayers sent to all who were affected by the hurricane ✌️❤️
Living through many hurricanes here in Florida, I hope and pray for everyone affected by Helene. Thank you for the update.💕🙏
I heard many towns in the mountains have been left to fend for themselves!! Heartbreaking! The government needs to get people in there NOW!
Groups helicopters mule teams cajun navy etc they are the real heroes fellow citizens out of state k9 groups Ex military Even retired race car driver Biffle and crew been helping recent military assist but govt local and national total fails Fellow man has made still making all the difference
It's awful seeing what you've all gone through during this storm. I'm thinking of you all who's been affected during this tough time. You're in my thought all the way from Southern England.
Prayers for you, Jenn, and everyone affected by this devastating storm 🙏🏻
This is heartbreaking. My hometown in Kentucky tragically flooded in July 2022. There are still many places filled with debris. Some people were never found. Some people just got new homes finished as late as last week. It takes years. Prayers and thoughts abound!
You are a very good,and talented, content creator. Very good vibes watching your vids.
Sent my prayers to all that affected ❤ thank you for updating your hometown situation Jacob
I'm so glad y'all are safe. Thank you for showing us how things are going up there. I'm glad the Waynesville area is okay, we love it up there. But I'm so heartbroken for the places and people who are not okay 😔
Prayers for all of the people affected in Western North Carolina. I pray you and Jenn continue to stay safe. I've spent some time in Asheville, Sylva, and Dillsboro and met such wonderful people. What a beautiful part of the country. 😢
The media is not talking about this enough. Stories from out of Asheville are gut-wrenching to hear, along with stories of extreme mismanagement by the feds, all while private citizens with the resources to help are being turned away in many cases. People should be enraged about all of this. It's horrible. Black Mountain, Swannanoa, Marshall, and the areas around Chimney Rock are practically GONE. I have two friends who are still trapped in their general vicinities. People here in PA are loading box trucks with supplies and just hoping to get in. Shocking.
Do you know where Utah Mountain is?? It’s on the Waynesville/ Maggie Valley line. I’m sick to my stomach not knowing if the house I grew up in, my grandparents house, the house my grandfather built with his own two hands and so much love, is okay or even exist anymore. I can’t get in touch with the couple we sold the house to. My grandparents aren’t with us anymore but my dream to one day buy back their mountain dream home, the only place that was ever really home to me, feels like it might be gone forever. I need to know either way. If you know anything or could help me find out somehow please comment back and I’ll get my email to you. Please and thank you and god bless.
Hillary Clinton owns CNN which is worthless. They all jump how high to the democratic party.
My heart breaks for all this destruction. 💔
I'm sending my thoughts and prayers to everyone affected by Hurricane Helene.
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Still a beautiful town. Take care.
I'm so sorry for what you folks are going through. You're in our thoughts and hearts. ❤❤❤
I‘m so sorry, Jacob. I can imagine how upsetting it is to see your hometown like this. Hope everyone will be ok in the end and that no one died there.
Sending prayers to you and all of your family and friends Jacob my heart goes out to all of you in NC
Prayers for all S. C., Virginia etc.
Over 120 deaths, so heartbreaking. I'm glad you have your cell service Jacob.
Try OVER 200
@@BobBaker-v9v So heartbreaking. My point is made though.
@@bigrudd9346 yes.. even one is one too many
Likely in the thousands. A lot is being hidden.
I'm praying for everyone who's been devastated by this hurricane.🙏🙏🙏
Hey man, my hometown is in Jacksonville, NC. I live in Az. now but still have family there. They are safe and well. Glad to hear you’re doing well and your property is also safe.
this is my home town also, but it has changed so much since i lived there.
So glad you Jenn and family are safe, really sad to see how widespread the damage and loss from this hurricane 🤗
200+ dead due to this strong 🌀.
Deep condolences from Texas to the ones who lost their homes, livelihood, and loved ones in this devastation. And same to those who were injured and whose homes survived but suffered damage. 🙏
I’m just glad you and Jenn are okay
My heart breaks for everyone affected by the hurricane. So Happy that you Jen and your family are ok. It's so sad to see your town just torn to pieces 💔 Please make sure you are stocked up on supplies. Sending Positive Vibes thoughts and prayers🙏 If you can get a fan get a Lasko fans Walmart sales them they have 5blades they make a Huge differences.
I used to vacation each July for a week in MV starting in 1960.We would grocery shop at the old IGA and was it at this plaza at the 15:48 mark?I know IGA moved up the road to a new better shopping center years later.I didn't visit Waynesville for some 20 years.
I used to live in Osawatomie, KS. They had a flood over most of the town in 2007. The trailer home I had lived in about 2½ years earlier had a waterline a good few feet above floor level. I'm so glad I wasn't living there at the time. There was block after block of houses and businesses with piles of debris at street side. In a couple places there were cases of water stacked on the corner for whoever needed it. The National Guard was at the hwy exit into town to watch for looters and scumbags. I'm happy for you and Jen, that you guys did not suffer too bad compared to other folks.
My heart goes out to these people. TY for the vidya!
So glad you and your family are o.k.! ❤
Your empathy for others is on another level ❤ Prayers to all those affected by the Hurricane 🙏🏻
Glad you're all ok 💙 I wish the best for everyone... : ( This is heartbreaking..
Hi, I lived in Waynesville in the early eighties. Thank you for showing me this. I had friends there and lost touch with them.
Glad you guys are safe!
I live in UK, but do feel sorry 4 those who r affected 😢
Completely breaks my heart 💔
Thank you for your coverage. Glad you are OK and sad for the rest.
You have a beautiful hometown. Such a devastating storm. You are young enough that you’ll see the brighter future ahead for your hometown. This is a historic event, so destructive. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. 😊 Great tour of the grocery store. You have an awesome 😎 man cave !
I’m so glad you and your wife are safe, and your town is still there even if it is damaged. Many towns are just no longer there at all.😞🐝❤️
So sorry to see this my friend. I've been watching you for a while, the juxtaposition from going from your lovely Big E video to this is just staggering. I have family in Asheville (they've been in touch and are okay thankfully) so I can only imagine the immensity of the cleanup. Seriously I wish you all the best and keep your spirits high, you'll all build back an amazing community.
Speaking of Ashville, by coincidence I saw an ad for a music store featuring stunning vintage stringed instruments. I'm wondering how they fared.
Good Afternoon Jacob and Jennifer 🙋🏽.
Grew up spending summers in Waynesville. My grandmother lived on Daisy Avenue looking out over the school fields across the railroad tracks. I love Waynesville. Also, my grandfather had a family (commercial) fishpond on Campbell Creek off Playhouse Rd in Maggie. I'm afraid it's probably been wiped out. 🫤 Thanks for making this video, as well as the Asheville one. I shared with my dad as he grew up in Waynesville and currently lives in Alpharetta,GA.
Heartbreaking . I had inlaws that lived in Clyde. I've visited your town and had dinner at a steakhouse in town. Seeing all the spray paint is heartbreaking.
Me and a group of friends used to have a group golf outing to the CC in Waynesville every year... I'm glad things there don't appear to be as bad as they are in a lot of areas of Western NC
I really enjoyed your coverage of the destruction in Waynesville. You did a great job !!. I'm just amazed at how much destruction there is. It's unbelievable ! My heart goes out to all those affected by hurricane Helene. 🙏🙏🙏
My husband was from Waynesville, his family is still there. Been checking in on them... we were getting ready to take his ashes there for his memorial.... he'd be devastated to see this
How devastating... I pray for everyone affected. Please be safe and take good care of each other.
Those old shops date back to the 1800s. Now, they are ruined. This has me in tears.
Most of those frog level stores have been abandoned for years
@@amandacostandine6026 They are still history.
Know how much what you’re doing matters. I appreciate you taking the time to share what’s happening from first hand accounts.
So sad for Western N Carolina!! It's just heartbreaking!! Prayers for the whole region, & everyone affected!!🙏🙏🙏❤
The orange spray paint on the El Camino is a search team marking. Fortunately, no one was found in that vehicle. My heart grieves for all of those affected.
I am soo glad God was keeping an eye on you and Jen, especially while you were gone, Jacob. Stay safe, my friends, and once again, thank you, God, very much for keeping them safe. Many blessings to you both.
So sad. We visited Lake Lure, Maggie Valley and Waynesville last year. Can't believe how they all look now. Prayers for everyone along the path of Helene.
I am so, so happy you are safe. This is devastating. Thank you so much for documenting everything. The news can only show so much, and these first hand accounts are invaluable.
Thank you for sharing! Sending prayers 🙏🏻for everyone affected by the hurricane! I’m in South Carolina, but I lived in Waynesville from 1994-96 and I revisited last October for a vacation!
Im really thankful because me and my family werent terribly affected, other then having no power and no cell. And we already got those things back. My heart goes out to everyone else who got much worse damage.
29:47 I would be very pleased that they had Miracle Whip! Of course I’m not a Southerner!
It’s so sad to see all the damage to your town. 😢
Sending love, hope and prayers from Arizona. Spent many years in NC/TN backpacking and enjoying the beauty of the mountains and the beautiful people of the mountains.
Never been through a hurricane but I have been through major snow storms from Buffalo NY without power and internet. Couldn’t even leave the house a few times. Invest in a battery operated radio we never would have known about things without it
Prayers for the families affected by the hurricane!! Makes me glad to be a Hoosier but we can get tornadoes 😢
Good to see you out and about and how life is starting to come back into your town. ❤ very devastating. phew that was something else. 😮 that storm that is. Glad you 🎉 both are ok
It really is unbelievable to see what all this storm did. I've never seen any other hurricane storm like this and I hope we never do again. It's really heartbreaking. Thanks for showing us what it's like where you are.
It's so horrible that there's so much devistation. The death toll has gone over 200 and there are still a lot of people missing. If you pray, please pray for everyone touched by this tragedy.
Thank goodness you have power. Hope that you get the fans going and that wet basement dried out before mold starts.
Sending out prayers for all Western North Carolina
That's so sad. You and Jen take care and stay safe.
Sending prayers for everyone
My in-laws live in Balsam. Have spent a lot of time in Waynesville/Sylva area. Praying for everyone.
I hope those people have good insurances. Wow what devastion.
🙏🙏 Prayers to all who were in the disaster,
I am so sorry this happened to you and Jenn. I am glad that you both are safe. I hate to say this but I immediately thought back to your Tarot reading at Casa Bonita and you pulling the tower card. 😬 Take care and I hope everyone devastated by these floods can recover quickly.
Yes, I was thinking about that tower card too.
Which video was that?
@@laurastrobel718 It was towards the end of this video. ua-cam.com/video/4I3eSdO1-eU/v-deo.htmlsi=I3aKaJeqSR8UcfZ7
@@laurastrobel718 It was this video. ua-cam.com/video/4I3eSdO1-eU/v-deo.htmlsi=I3aKaJeqSR8UcfZ7
@@laurastrobel718 UA-cam comments will not let me add a link, but you can find it on his channel. It was a couple of weeks ago and called "I finally got into Casa Bonita!" 😀
Wow.. it’s so sad to see such a beautiful area in that condition. Glad you and yours are safe! Curious to know what type of damage Ghost Town has now, it was already in rough shape.
Please keep us in southwest Virginia in your prayers. We have it bad to.
Yes, I watched a video of the damage in Damascus. My thoughts are with ya'll.
Sending prayers and love to all of you ❤
Prayers for all those impacted by the hurricane and storms. Especially yhe community of Asheville
So sorry for your town and friends being messed up. And I can't imagine what those other areas are going through. Glad your ok. Thank you for showing us
God bless all those affected..And all the victims loved ones. This Is very sad to see I hope all the help and aid will be on the way..!!! XXX
my heart goes out to all those homes, parks, parts of towns and businesses that perished from Hurricane Helene
So glad you guys are ok.
So sorry to see this. We are thinking of the people in NC And you and your family . Be smart and stay safe.
My heart is breaking for the people of western N, C. Just looking at the damage there in your down is just something that is hard to comprehend. I am so glad that you and Jennn are fine. Just remember most things can be replaced and places like the park can be repaired. Please keep yourselves safe during this time and know that you both are in my thoughts and prayers. Love you both. ❤🙏
Praying for yall from Alabama 🙏🙏🙏🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
God Bless your beautiful Town and it's people. May recovery come swiftly, my friend!
When you post your travels here on UA-cam, you share a small piece of your life with us. And the true fans accept and appreciate the glimpses we get thru your eyes and the camera lens.
But....
When you share THIS part of your life...words can't even express the heartache we go thru as well. I'm in far west Texas, probably as far from there as I could be. But these are still people. People same as me, living their lives and doing what they have to do to survive. Neighbors.
Here's to hoping that the time frame to normality come swift and easy for all.
Bless them. And Bless you and Jenn. When the time is right for you to go back "on that long lonesome road" we will be here ready to ride shotgun with you.
Everyone is still caring and sending help. Locally Mooresville, Concord, Charlotte have help and supplies. Choppers fly by here frequent unless you count the time a certain person and the photo op shut down the airspace in Western NC to hault rescue and aid. Hearts with Hands in Swannanoa are local to the area so they have food and supplies right in their backyard.
This is tragic. I hope they get the help they need. I would imagine some of the glass was broken by floating objects. The baseball park is a sad loss. 🙏🙏🙏
Much love to you both. ❤
As I watched you, yesterday, it occured to me to contact someone I know in NC. I am glad to hear he's fine. Sorry to all who are having a difficult time. ☹