Local Gem In Lenoir, NC - T.H. Broyhill Walking Park
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- This is a very nice place to get some exercise, or just come to sit and relax. There are 2 ponds (a larger and a smaller one), and hundreds of flowers and various types of trees.
If in the Lenoir, NC area, this is a must visit!
Beautiful place thanks for showing! Those are what we down here in SC call “bumble borers”. They are only interested in boring into wood. They looked like they were living in that bench. They will wreak havoc on a deck/porch! Love y’all!
Thanks for sharing. Love hearing the Cardinals singing. We got 32” of snow in Ligonier, Pa. We live at the base of the beautiful Laurel Mountains. Need to come visit sometime. God Bless!!!
Such a beautiful place! Nice hearing the birds!! Makes me want to get out and talk a walk.
Thanks for sharing this beautiful place
You're very welcome!
I think this park is so pretty. What a great place to get some steps in. That metal sculpture was pretty. Thanks for sharing this park.
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Such a beautiful place thank you for sharing this with us God bless you all
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What a neat place. The whole area is picturesque with all the different types of plants and trees. My favorite are the Japanese maple trees. Ginger would say the rhododendrons and the azaleas are her faves. Thanks for sharing this gem .
Glad y'all enjoyed it!
Very beautiful park. Very peaceful. I loved the water and the lake. The sound of
water is so relaxing. The singing of the birds was beautiful. They were singing out a beautiful song of praise to their and our Creator. Thank you for sharing this beautiful place with us.
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Here in the Upstate of South Carolina we got a foot of snow in the 1993 blizzard. Always enjoy all of your videos God Bless
Thank you for watching. Yes, that was quite a snow storm to remember.
I remember the blizzard of 93. I was 11 years old. We got close to 2 feet in Lincolnton. Around 21 inches or so if I remember right. I had a 1984 Honda ATC200 Big Red 3 wheeler, we had the time of our lives out riding that thing and pulling people on sleds. Was out of school for a week.
Yes, that was a huge snowfall. I remember it well.
Do you still live in Lincolnton? I was just in Lincolnton today, at the Cook Out drive-thru.
Hey y’all, that park is beautiful, the plants & trees of those different varieties was a job well done by someone!! Very nice video! Y’all stay safe & thank y’all 🦫🦃🦌🦝🦫🦉🐝🐝
Yes, we agree. They did a good job with the park. Thank you for watching and letting us know you enjoyed it.
Absolutely beautiful place, thanks for sharing.🌸🦋🌲
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@@NCMemoryMakers I'm a subscriber and love all your videos, thank you.
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Wow beauty of a park. We enjoy walking around like that. We have Lakeside Park close by our home. We enjoy it there in the warmer weather. They have the lake and the rose gardens there.
Sounds very nice. We enjoy places like that very much.
Beautiful park
It really is!
Your in my backyard .... Good times n lil history .
Do you remember when that old swimming pool was actually still there, and the restaurant beside of it? Not sure how old you are. The sign said that the pool went out of use in 1975, but I remember it just sitting there for several years after that. It looked terrible. Very nice place now.
@@NCMemoryMakers , Moved from Newton to Cajah Mountain 6 yrs. ago so I don't know much about the pool.. We are around same ages .. keep them coming MB.
Thank you for sharing, it sure is beautiful and relaxing. I have to share the storm of century. I was giving birth to my youngest son in NC. It was bad!! When I was able to get up and look out the window oh my goodness I started praying because the cars had their windows blown out and power lines were down everywhere. Looked like a war zone. We always tell him that he was born in the storm of the century..March 12th 1993🤗💖
Yes, that was quite the storm. What part of North Carolina did you experience it in?
@@NCMemoryMakers Jacksonville NC. We are a Marine Corps family and now our son is a US Marine, followed in his daddy's boots. Amtrak's 1833 Mos
@cindydorroh9119 Wow, they had that much snow all the way down in the eastern part of the state? That's impressive.
And we are very thankful for your family's service to our country.
@@NCMemoryMakers my sweet friend we didn't get snow here what we got was a storm that caused tornadoes and caused a north Eastern up your way. But thank y'all for thinking about this military family and prayers to the Marine that was killed here at home training in Carteret county a few days ago. 😭 . We are Camp Jejune Marine Corps base
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I remember that Google maps about park so very nice. I never visit Lenoir yet.
It’s love ❤️ kind walking park.
Loved the walk. 🥰 My husband and I have so much in common with y’all…31st anniversary coming up in May, his birthday is in January, and mine in June.
Wow, that is something. He has the same month for his birthday as she does, and you have the same month as I do, and we are only a month apart in our wedding anniversary.
What days in January and June?
@@NCMemoryMakers January 30, June 23, both 1973
@@cherisunshine Hers is January 12th, and mine is June 19th. Different years, though.
Being born and grown up in North Carolina, my family used to go and visit the furniture stores in different places because North Carolina had beautiful furniture
Yes, there was a time when pretty much any piece of furniture someone had in their home, was likely made here.
We got married in October of 92 and then we had the blizzard of 93. I remember that storm. We had around 2 feet of snow here as far as I remember.
That was one I'll definitely never forget. Especially trying to drive home in it. I was very thankful those guys came by with that pickup truck that night, and pulled me out of the ditch. I didn't know what I was going to do.
One of my favorite places to walk. I live like 5 minutes away from there. We can hear the ducks flying by here early in the morning.
Wish you had been there last night, where we could have run into you and said hello. We don't get up there as much as we should, but we really do enjoy it.
@@NCMemoryMakers Me too! I love y'all's channel and I am so glad I finally did get to meet y'all in person!
Said before my families from North Carolina, but rest of my families have passed away, so I’m kind of stuck here in Michigan with my grandson, but anyway they brought a pine tree from North Carolina one time and planted in the yard and they also brought the dogwood up here, but it didn’t surviveand a Sheeran from North Carolina also and that blooms every year it’s still beautiful
Yes, we remember you saying you were in Michigan now, but your family was from North Carolina. Glad at least one of the trees made it.
Try to get there every time we go to see our daughter in Lenoir
Yes, it's definitely a beautiful place.
My Dogwood trees the blooms have fallen off. Real difference from Lenior to NE North Carolina
Wow, so your dogwoods have come and gone? I guess being towards the coast, it's warm enough down there that the blooms come in earlier.
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I grew up in Lenoir. I think mom said she babysit Jim Broyhill a long time ago.
Wow, that's neat! Are you still in North Carolina?
@@NCMemoryMakers Yes, I live in North Wilkesboro. I am in Lenoir 3 times a week going to the Church i have attended my whole life. First Advent Christian Church.
@hawks1659 My family on my dad's side, are all from Wilkes County...the Ferguson area.
It looks like Thomas H. Broyhill was the Brother of J E. Broyhill who founded Broyhill Furniture.
Yes, that is correct.