My GGGGrandfather was a Confederate and joined the NC 62nd Infantry which was assigned to defend Cumberland Gap. In the July 1863 skirmish, his left arm was shot off. Unable to to load his gun, he returned to Watauga County NC and became a 'carrying man' (postman with rural route). Thanks for the history and wonderful old photos. Researching the old photos must have taken a lot of your time but outcome was well worth it. Great video. Blessings...
Salute to your great grandpaw! ....I had a number of 1st cousins, 3 and 4 times removed, who served in the 62nd North Carolina Infantry and was at Cumberland Gap. One cousin was Captain of Co. G, of the 62nd.
@@jojokrako7818 There's a good chance they knew each other. Old Ashe County was sparsely populated for most of 2 centuries and almost every one were either kin or knew each other. A lot of my folks ran for the hills after that little debacle at Alamance between the British and the Regulators .
@@TennValleyGal They may have known each other, and it's possible that we could have some common folks, generations back. Most of my folks were in Virginia through the 17th century. I had several ancestors in the Revolutionary War that had gotten land grants in both Carolinas, with most settling in the Old Buncombe County area in the 1790's. The bulk of my lineages are from Buncombe, Haywood, Jackson, and Transylvania Counties, NC..... and some from upstate SC(Pickens, Greenville, Anderson, Oconee Counties). They migrated into northeast Georgia from the 1820's through the 1840's.
My wife always tells me I should have been a history teacher. People don't know our history well enough to understand what our ancestors went through to entrust us to keep this country. Americans just want to be left alone to do what we love. That's what the Founder's wanted. Not the bloated overreaching goobermint in Washington DC. I spent many hours underground in Pulaski, Wayne, and Carter counties, caving. Always wanted a little piece of Kentucky to call my own. Love it there. Thanks for the history lessons Donnie.
If I was a teacher I would want you to come to my class and go over our history with your pictures and knowledge. Reading a book is one thing. Seeing it and hearing it from a person is so much more interesting. Thanks for these videos. So much knowledge that is slowly being lost.
I love history, especially American. I can only imagine what the settlers of this land and others would think of our modern world. I enjoyed this lesson on the Gap very much.
I grew up and live about 1 mile from Daniel Boone's birthplace and homestead in PA. His story is remarkable when you think of the reality of cutting a trail through wilderness. A cut on your skin could cause sepsis. Animal predation. Poisonous plants and insects. Keeping dry, Creating shelters from the elements, cooking food, etc. He couldn't send scouts ahead to set up camp in advance of his arrival.
Been through there a month ago to show my grandson on our way to the Outer Banks from Iowa. We went through the tunnel twice. We pulled over at a lookout & a local man was showing it to some friends. We got to talking & guess who's name came up? "DONNY LAWS!" "YES!" We both love listening to your videos 😊.
Thank you Donnie for another enjoyable history lesson. It's a pity that you wasn't my history teacher back when I was growing up,you take all your viewers on a journey in the past like no other story teller can do . Have a blessed weekend my friend ,already looking forward to your wild life video on Monday. Many thanks to you. God bless you.
I love the history videos the best! You narrate them so well. The music is amazing too. Thank you for reminding us how very fortunate we are to live in a country where our ancestors forged the way and sacrificed so much. This country was built on sacrifice, hard work and dedication. God bless you Mr. Donnie.
I truly enjoyed this Donnie. Thank you for keeping Our History alive. Seems like this Country is striving for our children to forget this. We need to know where we came from to focus on where we are going.
Makes me wonder if one of my great grandfathers didn't take this road. He and his family walked from Philadelphia to Southern VA. His youngest son (my line) was taken by the Shawnee in a raid on their Grist mill
Thank you Mr. Donnie, I love knowing my history and heritage. Please keep sharing because I don’t believe they teach this in school anymore. God Bless🙏
Excellent! Johnny and Junes song was in my head during your narration! Made my morning, thank you! I’m going there someday to see that and clinch mountain and the Carter Fold. I’m a descendant of Strode who built Strode Station.
I LOVE the history ones. Thank you for this one. In case interested, Corbin, KY, is having their annual Powwow this weekend. Have a great day and weekend. God bless.
This was a fantastic video I like learning about Daniel Boone and all his travels and all the other great adventurers it was amazing to see one tiny little past running into a huge Thruway I learned a lot through this video I love learning about the history of how our country became what it is today have a good day and keep up with these wonderful videos till next time stay safe
I went through Cumberland Gap last month and my thoughts were on the early days of settlers and what they must have endured. Thank you for the history lessons.
Thank you, Donnie. I can see my Grandaddies parents working their way through these areas in my mind when I'm listening to your very tender narration. You connect me to a home that I barely know but am drawn to more and more, every single day. I can't thank you enough. ❤
Best piece of history I've seen in a very long time,it's brings home just how tough it must have been at the time..for such a short documentary, it hit hard..wow..thankyou very much....from Ireland 🇮🇪 👍 👏
I miss the old road I live on from a gravel road to a paved one now was only a trail according to my grandparents I wish that's all it was now but it's not to be. That was a really good wake up video thank you
Thanks for sharing these stories and the history with us Donnie. This is my favorite way to relax after a days work , I make myself some supper and listen to your newest video while I have a bite to eat. This really means a lot to me , thanks again sir. 👋👋
As a kid you couldn't tie me to a chair and force me to watch something like this. Now at 38 I could sit in my chair for hours and watch these kinds of videos. Times were definitely a lot tougher back then. But boy was life simple. Great videos Donnie keep em up.
Hi Donnie, thank you for another wonderful video. History certainly is fascinating ❤ sad that so many souls are buried under that road. Love from Scotland in the UK xx
Im a country boy living homeless in the city and life has been awful this last week, especially. BUT, your videos do make me a little homesick and, at the same time, relax me and make me smile. Great story telling by a very excellent story teller. Thank you 🙂
Thank you for sharing with us. It is always very interesting. I truely enjoy learning more about our real history. God bless you and your family sir..🙏❤🙏❤🙏
Back in school, history bored me. Donnie, you should have been a teacher. All your postings on history have yet to loose my attention!! Believe me, that's a high compliment! God bless!
Wow! I absolutely love this history lesson Mr Laws! My oh my, I give all those pioneers and settlers a lot of credit! They saw their dreams ahead & they went after them! Blessings always! ❤️✝️
Thank you so much Donnie for all your countless hours of research that you put in to tell our history of our Appalachia country! Have a blessed day and safe labor day weekend!
Mr. Laws thank you for sharing the rich history of this beautiful land. Our nation has forgotten how the early settlers had to work and strive for every inch for our country's existence. This is where it all started for my family many, many moons ago. My hat is off to you Sir.
I have been to the Perryville battlefield several times very cool and very spooky at dark the town of Perryville still has a lot of the old buildings that were there during the battle
An outstanding history with archival photos Donnie....such deep history ...one can only just try to imagine and think through the hardships and sacrifices made....my my..... Have a Great weekend and Thank you for the video Brother.
Awesome video. Thomas and Nathaniel Hart along with John and Robert Whitledge that all traveled with Boone were all grandparents of mine. I've been wanting to travel their route from the gap to Boonesborough ky.
Thanks Donnie. I discovered your videos doing a bit of research before my stay at the Olde Mill Inn, then I hiked the Gap, and then the 3-State Mt. the next day. I had read about Daniel Boone in my childhood, and done some exploring as I drove down US11 the day before. It is a magical, historic place . . . that your videos help folks appreciate. Key point that might help folks appreciate is the best, settleable, farmable land near the Atlantic Coast and navigable lands along the rivers (in PA, DE, VA, etc, etc.) . . . had already been claimed by the families that came to America in the late 1600's and early 1700's. Newcomers and not-1st-born sons who wanted their own land -- good farming land in valley's -- had to go West. Kaintuck was the first of many, many western migrations that built this country (and forced natives off).
Hi Donnie, I have got to learn more about the Cumberland gap and the wilderness trail. Thank you for sharing this video. It is amazing to think of the sacrifices that our ancestors made settling this country.
Thank you Donnie. Love the history of this area where my ancients are from and that I learned to love as a young boy. Enjoy every thing you put on. Thank you and God Bless
Hello Donnie and family 👪 yes I bet that wilderness road definitely can tell a story about earlier history of your country really enjoyed watching and listening to your channel all the best and God bless Andrew south wales uk 👍 👌 😀 🇬🇧
❤ Thanks for this insightful gem! I live in Virginia on the "Trail of The Lonesome Pine" and appreciate your presentations featuring our part of the world.
My GGGGrandfather was a Confederate and joined the NC 62nd Infantry which was assigned to defend Cumberland Gap. In the July 1863 skirmish, his left arm was shot off. Unable to to load his gun, he returned to Watauga County NC and became a 'carrying man' (postman with rural route). Thanks for the history and wonderful old photos. Researching the old photos must have taken a lot of your time but outcome was well worth it. Great video. Blessings...
WOW that's amazing my friend. Thanks so much for sharing this. God bless you.
Salute to your great grandpaw! ....I had a number of 1st cousins, 3 and 4 times removed, who served in the 62nd North Carolina Infantry and was at Cumberland Gap. One cousin was Captain of Co. G, of the 62nd.
@@jojokrako7818 There's a good chance they knew each other. Old Ashe County was sparsely populated for most of 2 centuries and almost every one were either kin or knew each other. A lot of my folks ran for the hills after that little debacle at Alamance between the British and the Regulators .
@@TennValleyGal They may have known each other, and it's possible that we could have some common folks, generations back. Most of my folks were in Virginia through the 17th century. I had several ancestors in the Revolutionary War that had gotten land grants in both Carolinas, with most settling in the Old Buncombe County area in the 1790's. The bulk of my lineages are from Buncombe, Haywood, Jackson, and Transylvania Counties, NC..... and some from upstate SC(Pickens, Greenville, Anderson, Oconee Counties). They migrated into northeast Georgia from the 1820's through the 1840's.
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My wife always tells me I should have been a history teacher. People don't know our history well enough to understand what our ancestors went through to entrust us to keep this country. Americans just want to be left alone to do what we love. That's what the Founder's wanted. Not the bloated overreaching goobermint in Washington DC.
I spent many hours underground in Pulaski, Wayne, and Carter counties, caving. Always wanted a little piece of Kentucky to call my own. Love it there. Thanks for the history lessons Donnie.
Awesome my friend. That's so true. Thanks for sharing this my friend. God bless you.
If I was a teacher I would want you to come to my class and go over our history with your pictures and knowledge. Reading a book is one thing. Seeing it and hearing it from a person is so much more interesting. Thanks for these videos. So much knowledge that is slowly being lost.
Awesome my friend. Thanks so much for sharing this. I would love to. God bless you.
All too True.
Donnie you have a gift for explaning history. If kids in school had you for a teacher
They would be looking forward to your class.
WOW Thanks for sharing this my friend. I really appreciate that. God bless you.
I couldn't agree more!
I love our heritage ❤❤❤❤
Thank you Mr. Laws...have a blessed day my hillbilly neighbor !!!
Awesome my friend. Your very welcome. God bless you.
Thank you, Donnie, for making history interesting and for keeping it's people and places alive.
God 🙏 🙏 🙏 bless.
All the hours you put in making these history lessons are so very appreciated. Thank you and I can't wait till the next story.
Thank you so much for saying this my friend. I really appreciate. God bless you. Glad you enjoy them. Thank you. Your very welcome.
I love history, especially
American. I can only
imagine what the settlers
of this land and others would think of our modern world. I enjoyed
this lesson on the Gap very much.
Awesome my friend. Thanks for sharing this. Your very welcome.
Hello from Vermont! You truly have one of the very best channels on UA-cam. 👍🏻❤️🇺🇸
Awesome my friend. Thanks so much for sharing this. God bless you. Thank you.
I grew up and live about 1 mile from Daniel Boone's birthplace and homestead in PA.
His story is remarkable when you think of the reality of cutting a trail through wilderness. A cut on your skin could cause sepsis. Animal predation. Poisonous plants and insects. Keeping dry, Creating shelters from the elements, cooking food, etc.
He couldn't send scouts ahead to set up camp in advance of his arrival.
WOW Thanks for sharing this my friend.
I love being connected to this history and really enjoyed this video! Thanks Donnie 😎👍
Awesome my friend. So glad you enjoyed it. God bless you. Your very welcome.
Thank you for all your time in doing these videos ❤❤❤
Been through there a month ago to show my grandson on our way to the Outer Banks from Iowa. We went through the tunnel twice.
We pulled over at a lookout & a local man was showing it to some friends. We got to talking & guess who's name came up?
"DONNY LAWS!"
"YES!"
We both love listening to your videos 😊.
WOW Thanks for sharing this my friend. God bless you my friend.
Thank you Donnie for another enjoyable history lesson.
It's a pity that you wasn't my history teacher back when I was growing up,you take all your viewers on a journey in the past like no other story teller can do .
Have a blessed weekend my friend ,already looking forward to your wild life video on Monday.
Many thanks to you.
God bless you.
WOW Thanks for saying this my friend. I really appreciate. Your very welcome. God bless you.
I couldn't agree with you more🤗
Good morning sir 😊 have a great day 😊
Good morning my friend. God bless you.
Wow this is so wonderful 😊 thank you so much for this wonderful video.i love you so very much dear friend..
Awesome my friend. Thank you so much. Your very welcome.
Very interesting video. Thank you.
Thank you friend. Your very welcome.
Awesome history Donnie thanks buddy 🙏🏻🇺🇸👍
Thank you friend. Your very welcome.
There are some fine historic photos shared in this video. Thank you.
Thank you friend. Your very welcome.
Awesome Donnie. History is great. Your narration is excellent.
Thank you so much my friend.
Thanks great video ❤
I love the history videos the best! You narrate them so well. The music is amazing too. Thank you for reminding us how very fortunate we are to live in a country where our ancestors forged the way and sacrificed so much. This country was built on sacrifice, hard work and dedication. God bless you Mr. Donnie.
Amen my friend. That's so true. Thanks for sharing this. Your very welcome.
I truly enjoyed this Donnie. Thank you for keeping Our History alive. Seems like this Country is striving for our children to forget this. We need to know where we came from to focus on where we are going.
Thanks for sharing this my friend. Your very welcome. God bless you.
Hello from KY love your channel ❤️.What a wonderful history lesson Donnie.I love history.Have a great weekend
Hello friend. Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for sharing this. God bless you.
Makes me wonder if one of my great grandfathers didn't take this road. He and his family walked from Philadelphia to Southern VA. His youngest son (my line) was taken by the Shawnee in a raid on their Grist mill
WOW Thanks for sharing this my friend.
you're so fortunate to continue your line... amazing history of yours, peace... kind regards
One of the greatest historians and story tellers in the country. Thank you Donnie!
WOW Thanks for saying my friend. Your very welcome.
Thank you, Donnie, for all the effort and work you put into this video. I love history and so enjoyed your presentation.
Thank you friend. I really appreciate that. God bless you. Thanks so much. Your very welcome.
Your very welcome my friend. So glad you enjoyed it. Thank you. Your very welcome.
Remember going to cudjos cave as a boy before the tunnel was built great memories
Awesome my friend. I have video on the cave. Look in the mountain Culture playlists on the channel
Thanks for sharing.
@@donnielaws7020 I will check it out thank you
Thank you Mr. Donnie, I love knowing my history and heritage. Please keep sharing because I don’t believe they teach this in school anymore. God Bless🙏
Your very welcome my friend. Thank you.
I have always enjoyed traveling in Kentucky. Such a beautiful State. Loved hearing the history. Thank you Donnie!❤
Awesome my friend. Your very welcome.
Excellent! Johnny and Junes song was in my head during your narration! Made my morning, thank you! I’m going there someday to see that and clinch mountain and the Carter Fold. I’m a descendant of Strode who built Strode Station.
Awesome my friend. Thanks for sharing this. God bless you.
I LOVE the history ones. Thank you for this one. In case interested, Corbin, KY, is having their annual Powwow this weekend. Have a great day and weekend. God bless.
Awesome my friend. Thanks so much for sharing this. Have a great weekend.
This was a fantastic video I like learning about Daniel Boone and all his travels and all the other great adventurers it was amazing to see one tiny little past running into a huge Thruway I learned a lot through this video I love learning about the history of how our country became what it is today have a good day and keep up with these wonderful videos till next time stay safe
Awesome my friend. Thanks for sharing this. Glad you enjoyed it.
Went through Cudjo’s cave with my big brother back in the mid 60’s and bought souvenirs at that shop. Wow. Miss those times. Thanks Donnie!😊
Thank you friend for sharing your memories. God bless you. Your very welcome.
Thanks Donnie,another great History lesson 😊.
JO JO IN VT 💞
Love these historical videos as my ancestors settled in Eastern Ky.,like so many others here.💗
Awesome my friend. Thanks for sharing this. Glad you enjoy them.
👍💞 Thank you Sir and much Respect.
Your very welcome my friend. Thank you.
I went through Cumberland Gap last month and my thoughts were on the early days of settlers and what they must have endured. Thank you for the history lessons.
Awesome my friend. Thanks for sharing this.
Thank you, Donnie. I can see my Grandaddies parents working their way through these areas in my mind when I'm listening to your very tender narration. You connect me to a home that I barely know but am drawn to more and more, every single day. I can't thank you enough. ❤
Awesome my friend. Your very welcome. Thanks for sharing this.
Best piece of history I've seen in a very long time,it's brings home just how tough it must have been at the time..for such a short documentary, it hit hard..wow..thankyou very much....from Ireland 🇮🇪 👍 👏
Thanks for sharing this my friend. Your very welcome.
You do a great job on our history. Donnie thank you very much, always enjoyable. Thanks again God bless.
Thank you very much for sharing this my friend. Thank you. Your very welcome.
Absolutely love this as always Donnie! An amazing and rich part of our good ole Appalachian heritage. God bless you my awesome mountain brother!
Thank you Jared. God bless you for sharing this. Your very welcome my brother.
@@donnielaws7020 Always honored to share for you my brother 🙏 God bless
@@JaredKingTV Thanks so much my brother.
Mr. Laws, I can’t begin to tell you how much I’ve enjoyed this wonderful video. Thank you so much, God bless.
Awesome my friend. Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you. Your very welcome.
I miss the old road I live on from a gravel road to a paved one now was only a trail according to my grandparents I wish that's all it was now but it's not to be. That was a really good wake up video thank you
Awesome my friend. Thanks for sharing this. Glad you enjoyed it. God bless you.
Thanks for sharing these stories and the history with us Donnie. This is my favorite way to relax after a days work , I make myself some supper and listen to your newest video while I have a bite to eat. This really means a lot to me , thanks again sir. 👋👋
Thanks for sharing this my friend. Your very welcome.
As a kid you couldn't tie me to a chair and force me to watch something like this. Now at 38 I could sit in my chair for hours and watch these kinds of videos. Times were definitely a lot tougher back then. But boy was life simple. Great videos Donnie keep em up.
WOW Thanks for sharing this my friend. Your very welcome.
Hi Donnie, thank you for another wonderful video. History certainly is fascinating ❤ sad that so many souls are buried under that road. Love from Scotland in the UK xx
Hello my friend. Thanks so much for sharing this. God bless you.
I wish this was taught at school. So much amazing history is lost. I love this
Im a country boy living homeless in the city and life has been awful this last week, especially.
BUT, your videos do make me a little homesick and, at the same time, relax me and make me smile.
Great story telling by a very excellent story teller.
Thank you 🙂
God bless you my friend I hope it's a temporary thing.
@@donnielaws7020 God bless and thank you, my friend
From Ireland via New York harbor my 5 th great grandfather came and settled in Virginia which is now Kentucky I LOVE MY HOME STATE
Awesome my friend. Thanks for sharing this.
Always enjoy your history lessons, Donnie, Bless weekend
Thank you so much my friend.
I remember sitting out on my mammaw's porch and I could see that mountain range...I miss her so much.😢
I appreciate all your videos.i would love to go back in time to see what it was like back then.thank u sir.god bless u and your family
Thank you friend. Glad you enjoyed it. God bless you.
so beautiful, thank you Donnie, I love the history and countryside
Thank you friend. Your very welcome.
Thank you for sharing with us. It is always very interesting. I truely enjoy learning more about our real history. God bless you and your family sir..🙏❤🙏❤🙏
Your very welcome my friend. Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you so much. God bless you.
Born in Harlan County. Ancestors crossed the Gap with Daniel Boone.
Awesome my friend. That's awesome. Thanks for sharing this.
I once entered Ky. thru Pound Gap (most scenic), but more recently came thru at Cawood.
This was one of the best Documentaries I've seen in a long time. I love this part of the country. Keep up the good work!
Thank you friend. I really appreciate it.
I love these stories so much. Thanks Donnie.
Your very welcome my friend. Thank you.
Thank you Mr Laws for another great educational video
Your very welcome my friend. Glad you enjoyed it.
Thanks Mr.Donnie for sharing your video 👍👍👍
Your very welcome my friend.
Love these stories Donnie! Keep em coming. Go Vols!!!
Thank you friend.
Back in school, history bored me. Donnie, you should have been a teacher. All your postings on history have yet to loose my attention!! Believe me, that's a high compliment! God bless!
WOW Thanks for sharing this my friend. Thank you.
Awesome story!! Thank you !! I learned a little. You and your wife have a wonderfully blessed weekend! 😊
Thank you friend. God bless you. Have a great weekend.
Wow! I absolutely love this history lesson Mr Laws! My oh my, I give all those pioneers and settlers a lot of credit! They saw their dreams ahead & they went after them! Blessings always! ❤️✝️
Awesome my friend. Thanks for sharing this. Glad you enjoy them.
@@donnielaws7020 I absolutely love watching them!! ❤️✝️
Thank you for sharing
A great history lesson
Your very welcome my friend. Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you.
Wonderful video, Donnie. Love history
Thank you friend.
Hi Donnie, we love watching and hearing you talk about the old history, please keep making videos, God Bless you and Thank you very much Donnie 🙏🙏🙏🇺🇸
Hello my friend. Thanks so much. So glad you enjoy them. God bless you. Your very welcome.
Thank you so much Donnie for all your countless hours of research that you put in to tell our history of our Appalachia country! Have a blessed day and safe labor day weekend!
Your very welcome my friend. I really appreciate that. God bless you. Your very welcome.
Thank you so much for sharing this great History. 🙂
Your very welcome my friend.
Wonderful history lesson. Thanks so much for sharing Donnie!
Thank you friend. Glad you enjoyed it. Your very welcome.
Mr. Laws thank you for sharing the rich history of this beautiful land. Our nation has forgotten how the early settlers had to work and strive for every inch for our country's existence. This is where it all started for my family many, many moons ago. My hat is off to you Sir.
Your very welcome my friend. Thanks so much for sharing this. God bless you.
Excellent Video, Thank You For Sharing. GOD BLESS YOU
Your very welcome my friend. Thank you.
I have been to the Perryville battlefield several times very cool and very spooky at dark the town of Perryville still has a lot of the old buildings that were there during the battle
Awesome my friend. Thanks for sharing this.
Very nice video! Thank you!🥰🥰🥰
Thank you friend. Your very welcome.
Thank you for a great lesson on the opening of the Cumberland Gap and beyond....
An outstanding history with archival photos Donnie....such deep history ...one can only just try to imagine and think through the hardships and sacrifices made....my my.....
Have a Great weekend and Thank you for the video Brother.
Awesome my friend. Thank you. God bless. Have a great weekend.
Awesome video. Thomas and Nathaniel Hart along with John and Robert Whitledge that all traveled with Boone were all grandparents of mine. I've been wanting to travel their route from the gap to Boonesborough ky.
That's so awesome my friend. Thanks so much for sharing this. WOW!
I love listening to your page.
Thanks Donnie. I discovered your videos doing a bit of research before my stay at the Olde Mill Inn, then I hiked the Gap, and then the 3-State Mt. the next day. I had read about Daniel Boone in my childhood, and done some exploring as I drove down US11 the day before. It is a magical, historic place . . . that your videos help folks appreciate.
Key point that might help folks appreciate is the best, settleable, farmable land near the Atlantic Coast and navigable lands along the rivers (in PA, DE, VA, etc, etc.) . . . had already been claimed by the families that came to America in the late 1600's and early 1700's. Newcomers and not-1st-born sons who wanted their own land -- good farming land in valley's -- had to go West. Kaintuck was the first of many, many western migrations that built this country (and forced natives off).
Awesome my friend. Thanks so much for sharing this. Glad you enjoy them. Its beautiful country for sure with so much history. Your very welcome.
Donnie
Another great history lesson.
U do an amazing job telling are history history
God bless
Keep it up
Thank you kindly my friend. Glad you enjoyed it. God bless you.
Thanks for the history lesson. Good stuff.
Your very welcome my friend.
I waited all year to go on vacation to go to Cudjos cave😊❤❤😊😊
Very interesting
Thank you Dave. God bless you.
@@donnielaws7020 Always a pleasure
I love your voice. It brings me back to my people. ❤
Awesome my friend. Thanks for sharing this.
One of your best Donnie!!!!!!
WOW, Thanks for sharing this my friend.
Hi Donnie, I have got to learn more about the Cumberland gap and the wilderness trail. Thank you for sharing this video. It is amazing to think of the sacrifices that our ancestors made settling this country.
Hello my friend. Thanks for sharing this. So much history.
Thank you Donnie sir for sharing this video with us very interesting to GOD BLESS
Thank you friend for. Your very welcome. God bless you.
Thank you Donnie. Love the history of this area where my ancients are from and that I learned to love as a young boy. Enjoy every thing you put on. Thank you and God Bless
Awesome my friend. God bless you. Your very welcome.
Once again, a video interesting enough to watch over an over😊
WOW Thanks for sharing this my friend. Thanks so much.
Thanks Donnie, Just thank Donnies. That was a great story.I needed that.
Awesome my friend. Thank you. Your very welcome.
Great Content.👍
God Bless the Creator of this
Awesome Channel.
Thank you friend. God bless you.
THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS MR DONNIE ❤GOD BLESS YOU ❤
Your very welcome my friend. God bless you.
Very good lots of history.
Thank you friend.
Hello Donnie and family 👪 yes I bet that wilderness road definitely can tell a story about earlier history of your country really enjoyed watching and listening to your channel all the best and God bless Andrew south wales uk 👍 👌 😀 🇬🇧
Thanks for sharing this my friend. So much history that's for sure.
Beautiful country 🙏🏼✝️❤️
Thank you.. What a fine video.. I loved the drawings and original photos and All of the information you showed and shared with us..
❤ Thanks for this insightful gem! I live in Virginia on the "Trail of The Lonesome Pine" and appreciate your presentations featuring our part of the world.
Awesome my friend. Thanks for sharing this. Your very welcome.
Thanks Donny. The history of people is full of blood. But this is history.
So true my friend. God bless you. Thanks for sharing this. Your very welcome.
Donnie' thank you for sharing the History of Cumberland Gap with us.I enjoyed it very much.God Bless you all.
Your very welcome my friend. God bless you.
Love hearing the old stories
Thank you friend for sharing this.
This is real history that must never be forgotten. Thabk you for the awesome history lesson.
Amen my friend. Thanks for sharing this. Your very welcome. God bless you.