I DID THIS VIDEO TO EDUCATE FOLKS ON MY WAY OF LIFE AND THE WAY WE AS A COUNTRY IS HEADING..THIS PROBABLY WONT GET MANY VIEWS ,BUT THIS IS THE ONE VIDEO I WISH WENT VIRAL...THE STORY OF THIS VIDEO NEEDS TO BE HEARD....THANK YOU ALL FOR WATCHING AND GOD BLESS....
I specialize in saving wood from termites,fungus,powder post beetle brown rot etc....should you ever need help saving your barns from any of those things let me know...I am a TN boy like yourself.....
Thank you Sir for this historic video of truth. It brought tears to my eyes and I am anything but a cry baby. You have helped me remember my history and why I am here. This age is coming to and end and we must stand tall and not fall. I pray for the children of today🙏😥 America has lost its way. I am a blessed man🙏 and it's time for men to be men ... Amen 🇺🇸 "R" ✊
I love the southern life! Been watching east TN farms turn into neighborhoods with houses two ft apart. Makes my heart ache! What a disaster, developers got greedy and ruined the land.
I'm 74, as a child visiting my grandmother in Franklin Tenn, I played in the tobacco barn while she tied tobacco leaves to hang in the barn. That's what she did for a living.
Thanks for the trip down memory lane, always wanted to turn a old tobbacco barn into a house, might be forced to live in one once I get fired for my decision I make,
There are enough of us to support each other and The Almighty is on our side. You and your family will be more than okay when we take what is ours back.
I'm with you brother! I'm probly gna get fired as well. I have a wife 2 girls and one more on the way. Been at my job 6 years now and I am scared that I'm gna have to make that decision cause I will not be forced to put a needle in my body so I will lose my job and house and all my stuff i worked hard for. I cant believe this is what it comes down to in america! God bless all
I understand exactly what you mean by this video brother, I remember working all day in the baca fields cutting , spearing and hanging it for $1.50 to $2.00 an hour and putting up hay . Used to help grade and bale it too . It was hard work but very satisfying at the end of the day. I miss the old ways . GOD be with us all.
Yeah, and the same bureaucrats will tell you that it's everyone's else's fault, and the media will agree, and the docile public will comply and obey not giving it a second thought.
Farmer you really know how to hurt a man. Pa paw used to say it's all over but the crying I can hardly see the phone for the tears you've took me back a lifetime thanks buddy
That is extremely cool. Never ever sell any of that old equipment, that is our American history! And that tobacco? Exquisite! Thank you for the barn tour. Priceless!
We still have the tobacco sticks, and bailers too! A tobacco setter, and I have a tobacco basket, 2 spears, and tobacco knives hanging in my bathroom! The two old John Deere’s are still in the barn too! I just turned 50! I would go back in a heartbeat! Such a more calmer, and simple time! Hard work no doubt, that was our Christmas money every year! Stay true to your roots! That’s hard to find these days! Absolutely love your posts!
This quote by John Winthrop, kept running through my head While watching, your video. "We Shall fine that The God of Israel is among us....For we shall consider that we shall as a city upon a hill so if we shall deal falsely with our God in this Work We have undertaken, and so cause him to withdraw his present help for us ...We Shall be a story and a by Word throughout the World". Zombie Farmer, Steve Smith suggested your channel. I agree with much of where Our Country is. We stand at a precipice. Thank you, for sharing a part of your family history.
When I was a kid in southern Maryland we cut stuck and hung a lot of tobacco in barns just like that and i m 61 but miss those days, people today have no clue . Thank for a fond memory
This video realy touched me. I feel the sadness of us loosing our history. My neighbor and best friend growing up lived in a barn. I remember helping them put a brand new metal roof on it as a kid. Now there are 120 junk houses there instead. Their barn was built in the very early 1900's in kent wa. I only have memories now.
Thank you F-libtards. Our US history has been being erased for many decades. We need to take photos and write memoirs on paper. And keep it away from the evil glo bal ists. They will take it and us all.
I love the barns. I'm like you, I treasure our history. I've hung thousands of sticks of tobacco in ours. Love your content!! We are from Rockcastle originally. I'm in south central Kentucky about 20 miles from Tennessee. I love the smell of an old barn. Thanks for posting this.
Beautiful video Zombie Farmer. I understand COMPLETELY the analogies that you made. Thank you for your hard work and your thoughts. Greg Chaney in coastal N.C
Its beautiful, I love any and all barns.my father built our barn for our Dairy. So many wonderful memories of playing and working in that barn.iys still standing, but it's in need of some help, but still majestic .praying for our country 🙏🙏🙏.love this video
What a great video Z.F. I appreciate your time in making this video. My dad grew up on a farm and used to tell us stories. He loved this Country and fought in World War II. He’s been gone four years now. He was the proudest man I ever knew and I miss him so much. I think it best he doesn’t know the things that have happened and are happening to our country. Your video went straight to my heart. I could feel your hurt and pain. God Bless you.
Beautiful barns, i live in Alabama and i too have seen many farms put out of business, and many barns fallen in, Ive never understood your channel name until today
Great video miss the smell of tobacco. Grandpa told me at the tobacco warehouse where they sold the tobacco. You smell that said yes he said that's the smell of money. He made a good living because only bought stuff they needed. Raised garden and feed for the animals. Just farmed and they actually lived life back then. Excellent way of looking at this.
I get it brother. Very good video. Your analogies are spot on, and I really enjoyed seeing those old barns and understanding their use. Again, your analogies were perfectly stated. Sad yet inspiring 👍🇺🇸🧟♂️🏴☠️
Great comparison! Most of the small farmers couldn’t compete in my area by the 1970s. One of my great grandfathers made a good living on an 80 acre with mules. He passed away in the 1940s.
Mid 70s had to sell the milk cows . Then late 80s early 90s tobacco and hogs was done. 4 years ago sold the rest of my cattle. Small farmers can’t make it anymore. I sure miss it but it was hard work. What was rough is when a barn had a loft in it and having to hang tobacco.
Most of these people don't get what you are even talking about I'm right there with you and I don't like the way our country is going so many have given their lives for us to have the freedoms we have today and most shit all over it and it passes me off my God Bless our great country.
Love the way you went about this video,reminds me of the old southern preacher that would tell a story use real life analogies to get the point across. Not many folks can do that anymore.
Brother I know exactly where you are coming from. We used to have a family business that my Dad started in 65. I went to work for him in 72. We had to sell our business in 93 for pennies on the dollar for reasons I cannot share on this platform. Yes I know the feeling too much & I feel your pain.
When you live it you love it. My kin came from Scotland in 1775 to America and settled in Georgia. Until my children were born, we all came from the South, myself Mississippi. Knowing history is extremely important, not only the real history of the United States but of the world too. If you know other countries history you will understand what is happening in America today for as you say Sir, “History Always Repeats Itself “. America today is repeating the history of a few countries. Russia in 1917, Germany in 1933 and China in the 1940’s to name three. Although America is following the history of these three countries it seems to be following the CCP model the most. Americans that think they want this change should go live in China for a while to see what their future will be. I lived in Urumqi, Xinjiang China for two years. It wasn’t a total shock because I had lived in California before I went to China but even California had far more freedom than China. In China you must try and get a permit to buy a butcher knife, Police are inside your home once a week to check up on you. Armored trucks with machine guns pointed at the people in front of the mall. Armed military police at every corner. Oh and you can’t drink the water. Communism, Socialism is Tyranny, nothing more and the poor people it’s supposed to help wind up dying from starvation if their not executed first. America today is talking about forcing people to wear a badge on their clothing to prove they took the poke, very similar to the Star of David the Jewish people had to wear in Nazi Germany. Our Forefathers and kin that have passed, the Brave Americans that fought and died for Freedom are rolling in their graves today. To see what this once Great Country has become.
@@pattiannepascual no I don’t, I’m not on any social media except for UA-cam and that’s where I find truth in this world of lies. I see we have a lot in common when it comes to our Country but I do eat meat, lol
I too “mourn” the loss of a similar lifestyle. What my great grandparents and grandparents and even my parents enjoyed in this once great nation is nearly gone, but I know that I was born for this exact time to face these exact circumstances and make a positive contribution for the right side. Recently it occurred to me that over the years I’ve learned specific things, lessons that impacted me so much and I remember them so clearly that it seems like yesterday that I learned them. All of these seemingly disconnected things have come together to shape my unwavering response to recent world events and let’s just say we are on the same side. It’s beautiful and wonderful that you’ve maintained this barn and land and have these great memories and know what it means to be an American of a certain time, but keep that while acknowledging the value of what you have to offer this nation at this time. Your teaching of our values to the younger generation is priceless. In a way you’ve fathered these boys and opened their eyes and they’ll teach others around them and there will be a ripple effect for the better. All because of you. Take the sadness and grief to the Lord and ask Him to heal you and show you what He wants you to do. You’ll never be happier than knowing the Lord and being in His perfect will for your life. You’ll then be able to look back with fondness without despair, and you’ll be able to look forward with hope because I don’t think we lose this one. It’s no that time yet. Thanks for all you do. Stay strong bc you are needed and have been placed here for such a time as this.
The 1st one ,That's a amazing barn & I'm a carpenter , Id love to own it . All of them are amazing . I built my garage to look like a old school barn that's how much i love them . We still have them here in Maine as well , But less & less these days , Its sad
Beautiful barns! Americana at its finest! God bless you and yours. The Tares grew up with the Wheat, the sifting is happening. The Goats and the Sheep, same thing.
Those tobacco barns are amazing Love living in Tennessee and the smell of tobacco burning, when we smell the tobacco Barns burning it means hunting season is coming. Thanks for the great video
Hello and you have a unique way of telling a story like my grandpa did! You are able to connect the past to the present in a very significant and meaningful way! And yes, I got the meaning of it and you are 100% on target! Thank you for sharing and God bless you always!
Very artistic. I love how you can draw a viewer in with the stunning visuals. The driving and riding into the scene some of the other videos were great.
I too was raised in an old sod/dairy farm barn. It too has lost its purpose and half of it is fallen in. Great memories in there. Soon enough we will have to erect new barns.
My father-in-law was a tobacco farmer he recently past his farm barns an all are still there. On the clinch river va. i helped putting up tobacco several times i will miss that .great video. God bless
They want to change our history. But as long as this old barn and items like it stand. History stays the same as it was meant to be. I love this story and your history. Your memory holds the truth and must be passed on. Don't let our U.S. history die. God bless. Semper Fi.
Oh I truly do understand, I am 50+ myself and I to have seen a way of life dwindle away, yes Sir it's a sad thing that has become . However I am thankful for the time I grew up in . GOD BLESS OUR Great Nation and God Bless You
We lost our base in the early 80s also lost a lot of family structure along with it but it helped hold the family structure we all worked together as well as neighbor helping neighbor!
I am an immigrant but a us history buff. Your video brought tears to my eyes to see the changes come so fast and going down a slippery slope faster and faster.
I just watched your video. We have a tobacco barn on our property that we bought five years ago. It also has the corn crib chicken coop smokehouse. The house was built in 1903. It totally agree with your video. This world needs to get back to the old and simple way of life and they need to understand they way of life used to be. My husband and my parents did hang tobacco, i wasn’t born until ‘70 but i love all the history and just simple living. I remember going to my great grandparents house and enjoying being on their farm. Our country needs to understand what it is doing. GOD BLESS!
I remember going to see relatives in southern Maryland, piney point as a matter of fact . I was 17. Nothing but tobacco growing at the time. It was amazing.
Do you still raise and save seed for your tobacco? To keep the seed viable. I have no idea how they save tobacco seed. It would be interesting to know however they did it.
My dad said he was probably one of the last people to buy a farm and raise a family raising tobacco. God bless you sir, you are not the only one going through these memories. I miss the LIFESTYLE LIKE YOU DON’T KNOW. Again, GOD BLESS YOU!!!!
Tobacco barn what wonderful memories I have those were the days how I wish at times I could just put in tobacco again so sad the kids today don't get to have good memories like we did
Beautiful video. Thank you for making it and offering it to us for viewing. I'm sharing it with others. I have been following your channel since you appeared on Prepper Nation a couple of months ago. God Bless you.
Thanks Mr. Z! Thanks for that sober reminder. Even though I’ve never been in your environment, I have much respect for effort, hard work and true purpose. It’s easy to see why those old barns mean so much to you. In the suburban area of St. Louis the half vacant strip malls represent a similar feel. Each empty building and business typically represents many peoples hard work and dreams. I think many of us are wondering if that will ever be back and revived as before. God bless us all.
This is the video that made me join your patreon. Looking to move to TN. Looking to move toward freedom. As long as I can stretch it out for my family. Thank you brother.
I DID THIS VIDEO TO EDUCATE FOLKS ON MY WAY OF LIFE AND THE WAY WE AS A COUNTRY IS HEADING..THIS PROBABLY WONT GET MANY VIEWS ,BUT THIS IS THE ONE VIDEO I WISH WENT VIRAL...THE STORY OF THIS VIDEO NEEDS TO BE HEARD....THANK YOU ALL FOR WATCHING AND GOD BLESS....
I specialize in saving wood from termites,fungus,powder post beetle brown rot etc....should you ever need help saving your barns from any of those things let me know...I am a TN boy like yourself.....
Thank you Sir for this historic video of truth. It brought tears to my eyes and I am anything but a cry baby. You have helped me remember my history and why I am here. This age is coming to and end and we must stand tall and not fall. I pray for the children of today🙏😥 America has lost its way. I am a blessed man🙏 and it's time for men to be men ... Amen
🇺🇸 "R" ✊
I love the southern life! Been watching east TN farms turn into neighborhoods with houses two ft apart. Makes my heart ache! What a disaster, developers got greedy and ruined the land.
Love your videos! Keep at it! You're an inspiration mate!!
We understand that you like barns... It's okay they can be rebuilt...
We're not letting go#!-!!
I'm 74, as a child visiting my grandmother in Franklin Tenn, I played in the tobacco barn while she tied tobacco leaves to hang in the barn. That's what she did for a living.
Good to see that men like you still exist. Thank you for sharing your heart with us today. This video tugged at my very soul.
Thanks for the trip down memory lane, always wanted to turn a old tobbacco barn into a house, might be forced to live in one once I get fired for my decision I make,
There are enough of us to support each other and The Almighty is on our side. You and your family will be more than okay when we take what is ours back.
I'm with you brother! I'm probly gna get fired as well. I have a wife 2 girls and one more on the way. Been at my job 6 years now and I am scared that I'm gna have to make that decision cause I will not be forced to put a needle in my body so I will lose my job and house and all my stuff i worked hard for. I cant believe this is what it comes down to in america! God bless all
I thought before people may take shelter in these barns befit over!!!!
before
I understand exactly what you mean by this video brother, I remember working all day in the baca fields cutting , spearing and hanging it for $1.50 to $2.00 an hour and putting up hay . Used to help grade and bale it too . It was hard work but very satisfying at the end of the day. I miss the old ways . GOD be with us all.
Seeing all the old tool's and tractor's bring back a lot of memories. My old 1949 ford still puts along. I still use it everyday...
I'm with you zombie I was a small dairy farmer forced out by bureaucratic bullshit now the barns lay idle it's all about control
Yeah, and the same bureaucrats will tell you that it's everyone's else's fault, and the media will agree, and the docile public will comply and obey not giving it a second thought.
Farmer you really know how to hurt a man. Pa paw used to say it's all over but the crying I can hardly see the phone for the tears you've took me back a lifetime thanks buddy
That is extremely cool. Never ever sell any of that old equipment, that is our American history! And that tobacco? Exquisite!
Thank you for the barn tour. Priceless!
This was an amazing video, brother. I'm going to direct my viewers to it in my video tonight.🇺🇸
I TRULY APPRECIATE THAT...I WISH MORE WOULD SEE AND HEAR THE WAY I HAVE LIVED IT...AND HOW I WATCHED IT ALL DISSAPPEAR..
@@zombiefarmer1985 👍🏻
Perfect analogy of where we are today.
Thanks to Intergrative Prepardness I found your channel.
We still have the tobacco sticks, and bailers too! A tobacco setter, and I have a tobacco basket, 2 spears, and tobacco knives hanging in my bathroom! The two old John Deere’s are still in the barn too! I just turned 50! I would go back in a heartbeat! Such a more calmer, and simple time! Hard work no doubt, that was our Christmas money every year! Stay true to your roots! That’s hard to find these days! Absolutely love your posts!
We need to stick together… we need to move and build our own community’s
Too late for that 🥲
Thank you for sharing this video … it makes me feel more American 🇺🇸, I’m headed back to my roots soon. God bless !
My dad talked about how the government was putting farmers out of business when I was a boy . And yes I’m as old as dirt .
I'm old enough now to realize that it wasn't a mistake. The Fed doesn't want people that can take care of themselves. They want dependents.
This quote by John Winthrop, kept running through my head
While watching, your video.
"We Shall fine that The God of Israel is among us....For we shall consider that we shall as a city upon a hill so if we shall deal falsely with our God in this Work We have undertaken, and so cause him to withdraw his present help for us ...We Shall be a story and a by Word throughout the World".
Zombie Farmer, Steve Smith suggested your channel.
I agree with much of where Our Country is.
We stand at a precipice.
Thank you, for sharing a part of your family history.
Nothing better than sitting and picturing days gone by around those old places, I have spent many days doing just that . Well done Zombie
Wow this brings back old memories of being down on the grandparents farm. Good times.
Awesome piece of America history!
It's heartbreaking to see what's happening to the country!
I grew up in the tobacco barns of Ky. And I feel your pain. I love this country! I miss this country! I want it back!
When I was a kid in southern Maryland we cut stuck and hung a lot of tobacco in barns just like that and i m 61 but miss those days, people today have no clue . Thank for a fond memory
I remember staying in piney point with my cousins. I was 17 , nothing but tobacco growing all over. I was amazed. Best time of my life . I'm 62 now.
Thanks for that,I am looking for tobacco seeds .
Anyone from NC who would respond.I worked around Jacksoville in the 80*s zombie I here you brother
I remember the state department of agriculture in Upper Marlboro supplying tobacco seed.
This video realy touched me. I feel the sadness of us loosing our history. My neighbor and best friend growing up lived in a barn. I remember helping them put a brand new metal roof on it as a kid. Now there are 120 junk houses there instead. Their barn was built in the very early 1900's in kent wa. I only have memories now.
Thank you F-libtards. Our US history has been being erased for many decades. We need to take photos and write memoirs on paper. And keep it away from the evil glo bal ists. They will take it and us all.
Great video. I love seeing the old barns and learning their history. It is sad to see them being forgotten. Thanks
I miss it too amen brother
I love the barns. I'm like you, I treasure our history. I've hung thousands of sticks of tobacco in ours. Love your content!! We are from Rockcastle originally. I'm in south central Kentucky about 20 miles from Tennessee. I love the smell of an old barn. Thanks for posting this.
Blood, sweat, and tears, 100 million unleashed 👊 can raise those barns again. LET THE BODIES HIT THE FLOOR
I think your life was interesting, I love old barns, thank you for the field trip . Have a blessed day!!
There aren't many smells finer than that of tobacco drying out in a barn. Been a long time since I smelled it but I remember it well.
Beautiful video Zombie Farmer. I understand COMPLETELY the analogies that you made. Thank you for your hard work and your thoughts. Greg Chaney in coastal N.C
Awesome video ! Thank you for sharing!Lots of truth! It is truly sad what is happening to all the old ways of life
Its beautiful, I love any and all barns.my father built our barn for our Dairy. So many wonderful memories of playing and working in that barn.iys still standing, but it's in need of some help, but still majestic .praying for our country 🙏🙏🙏.love this video
We have to fight for what we value and keep it sacred
I am slowly starting to understand what our Founding Fathers felt during the Revolution.
Wow! You just described my heart.
What a great video Z.F. I appreciate your time in making this video. My dad grew up on a farm and used to tell us stories. He loved this Country and fought in World War II. He’s been gone four years now. He was the proudest man I ever knew and I miss him so much. I think it best he doesn’t know the things that have happened and are happening to our country. Your video went straight to my heart. I could feel your hurt and pain. God Bless you.
Such a grand ole barn and red. Love them
WOW! Love your History! God Bless us all!!!.
Beautiful barns, i live in Alabama and i too have seen many farms put out of business, and many barns fallen in, Ive never understood your channel name until today
Thank you, I just got it when I read your comment… Damn
If we don't change within as a people. We will live without as a nation. !!!!!
Great video miss the smell of tobacco. Grandpa told me at the tobacco warehouse where they sold the tobacco. You smell that said yes he said that's the smell of money. He made a good living because only bought stuff they needed. Raised garden and feed for the animals. Just farmed and they actually lived life back then. Excellent way of looking at this.
I get it brother. Very good video. Your analogies are spot on, and I really enjoyed seeing those old barns and understanding their use. Again, your analogies were perfectly stated. Sad yet inspiring 👍🇺🇸🧟♂️🏴☠️
Who am I? Just a child of God. Thank you for sharing your history. 🌻
Sweet! I missed the farm videos. Much love from a fellow farmer and horseman.
Great comparison! Most of the small farmers couldn’t compete in my area by the 1970s. One of my great grandfathers made a good living on an 80 acre with mules. He passed away in the 1940s.
Mid 70s had to sell the milk cows . Then late 80s early 90s tobacco and hogs was done. 4 years ago sold the rest of my cattle. Small farmers can’t make it anymore. I sure miss it but it was hard work.
What was rough is when a barn had a loft in it and having to hang tobacco.
The bones of the first barn are solid. Thank you for keeping it up. History is so important. Respect.
Most of these people don't get what you are even talking about I'm right there with you and I don't like the way our country is going so many have given their lives for us to have the freedoms we have today and most shit all over it and it passes me off my God Bless our great country.
Love the way you went about this video,reminds me of the old southern preacher that would tell a story use real life analogies to get the point across. Not many folks can do that anymore.
Brother I know exactly where you are coming from. We used to have a family business that my Dad started in 65. I went to work for him in 72. We had to sell our business in 93 for pennies on the dollar for reasons I cannot share on this platform. Yes I know the feeling too much & I feel your pain.
You brought back a flood of memories for me, spent my youth in barns just like that, and the red wasps in the top tier sucked.....thanks brother !!
A house divided can not stand. God bless Brother.
One of your best videos yet, thank you and please know that you are greatly treasured for all that you do God bless
Beautiful beautiful video my friend.
This was a nation of farmers, but no one knows it.
Great film, so sad but true.
I'm 49 and grew up croppin tobacco as a kid in Southern Georgia. We had a log barn. I love the smell of tobacco when it's cured and ready for auction.
When you live it you love it. My kin came from Scotland in 1775 to America and settled in Georgia. Until my children were born, we all came from the South, myself Mississippi. Knowing history is extremely important, not only the real history of the United States but of the world too. If you know other countries history you will understand what is happening in America today for as you say Sir, “History Always Repeats Itself “. America today is repeating the history of a few countries. Russia in 1917, Germany in 1933 and China in the 1940’s to name three. Although America is following the history of these three countries it seems to be following the CCP model the most. Americans that think they want this change should go live in China for a while to see what their future will be. I lived in Urumqi, Xinjiang China for two years. It wasn’t a total shock because I had lived in California before I went to China but even California had far more freedom than China. In China you must try and get a permit to buy a butcher knife, Police are inside your home once a week to check up on you. Armored trucks with machine guns pointed at the people in front of the mall. Armed military police at every corner. Oh and you can’t drink the water. Communism, Socialism is Tyranny, nothing more and the poor people it’s supposed to help wind up dying from starvation if their not executed first. America today is talking about forcing people to wear a badge on their clothing to prove they took the poke, very similar to the Star of David the Jewish people had to wear in Nazi Germany. Our Forefathers and kin that have passed, the Brave Americans that fought and died for Freedom are rolling in their graves today. To see what this once Great Country has become.
Do you have a telegram acct? I would love to share your comment there. (I get thrown out of other social media for being anti commie)
@@pattiannepascual no I don’t, I’m not on any social media except for UA-cam and that’s where I find truth in this world of lies. I see we have a lot in common when it comes to our Country but I do eat meat, lol
This breaks my heart my friend. Brings back memories of touring tobacco farms in Ohio when I was a kid. God bless you sir.
Wonderful video and very touching. Thankyou for your encouraging words. God bless you and your family .
Glad your still watching
@@zombiefarmer1985 👍🏼🐄
I too “mourn” the loss of a similar lifestyle. What my great grandparents and grandparents and even my parents enjoyed in this once great nation is nearly gone, but I know that I was born for this exact time to face these exact circumstances and make a positive contribution for the right side. Recently it occurred to me that over the years I’ve learned specific things, lessons that impacted me so much and I remember them so clearly that it seems like yesterday that I learned them. All of these seemingly disconnected things have come together to shape my unwavering response to recent world events and let’s just say we are on the same side. It’s beautiful and wonderful that you’ve maintained this barn and land and have these great memories and know what it means to be an American of a certain time, but keep that while acknowledging the value of what you have to offer this nation at this time. Your teaching of our values to the younger generation is priceless. In a way you’ve fathered these boys and opened their eyes and they’ll teach others around them and there will be a ripple effect for the better. All because of you. Take the sadness and grief to the Lord and ask Him to heal you and show you what He wants you to do. You’ll never be happier than knowing the Lord and being in His perfect will for your life. You’ll then be able to look back with fondness without despair, and you’ll be able to look forward with hope because I don’t think we lose this one. It’s no that time yet. Thanks for all you do. Stay strong bc you are needed and have been placed here for such a time as this.
God Bless you brother that structure is an example of a way of life that raised many a family
Thanks for showing us this stuff.
Dear Sir this video hits home for me
pulled at my heartstrings.
I hear you Brother loud & clear.
I send you and your family a big hug.
The 1st one ,That's a amazing barn & I'm a carpenter , Id love to own it . All of them are amazing . I built my garage to look like a old school barn that's how much i love them . We still have them here in Maine as well , But less & less these days , Its sad
We get it brother. We agree. God bless you too. God bless this country.
Always support the the small business man
As a small girl, tobacco sticks were my "horses". They were all named and I had my herd in an old tobacco barn. Boy this has brought back memories.
Very good video brought back memories how I was raised on my grandparents farm through the 80’s.. would like to go back too that time in my life.
Well Zombie, I'm 60. Welcome to the extinction list. It's my world also. See you at the front.
I'm 50 and I'm in there.
I'm 30 & I'm with you gentlemen
I'll go first because I am youngest, at Hart. 48
Yep keep IT ALL.
Been many years ago since I got into a tobacco barn ours were painted black. This video hit home.
Beautiful barns! Americana at its finest! God bless you and yours. The Tares grew up with the Wheat, the sifting is happening. The Goats and the Sheep, same thing.
What’s happening to our country has been happening for a long , long time . What a shame .
What a great message.
Those old structures are awesome! :) I really enjoy things form the older days, just not the same nowadays that's for sure.
Amazing video sir felt your heart through your words.
I like that barn. It looks like a peaceful place to be
Those tobacco barns are amazing
Love living in Tennessee and the smell of tobacco burning, when we smell the tobacco Barns burning it means hunting season is coming.
Thanks for the great video
Hello and you have a unique way of telling a story like my grandpa did! You are able to connect the past to the present in a very significant and meaningful way! And yes, I got the meaning of it and you are 100% on target! Thank you for sharing and God bless you always!
Very artistic. I love how you can draw a viewer in with the stunning visuals. The driving and riding into the scene some of the other videos were great.
Some day you might be able to grow hemp and use some of that equipment. I love your barn too! The analogy is perfect! Your old barn is so America.
Love these old barns in Kentucky. I see them everyday
I too was raised in an old sod/dairy farm barn. It too has lost its purpose and half of it is fallen in. Great memories in there. Soon enough we will have to erect new barns.
That really cool zf God bless you and your family
Brilliant video!! God Bless you and your family Zombie! As always keep the faith!
My father-in-law was a tobacco farmer he recently past his farm barns an all are still there. On the clinch river va. i helped putting up tobacco several times i will miss that .great video. God bless
They want to change our history. But as long as this old barn and items like it stand. History stays the same as it was meant to be. I love this story and your history. Your memory holds the truth and must be passed on. Don't let our U.S. history die. God bless. Semper Fi.
It's interesting that the two "sinful" moneymaking commodities railed against by preachers and social reformers in US history are whiskey and tobacco.
Oh I truly do understand, I am 50+ myself and I to have seen a way of life dwindle away, yes Sir it's a sad thing that has become . However I am thankful for the time I grew up in . GOD BLESS OUR Great Nation and God Bless You
I spent my summmers as a kid in a tobacco barn.my family in Lake city Fla were tobacco farmers all thats gone now. But not in spirit
We lost our base in the early 80s also lost a lot of family structure along with it but it helped hold the family structure we all worked together as well as neighbor helping neighbor!
I'm from a tobacco farming family too, the profits of which sent my dad to unc. I've spent some summer days in these barns, great history for NC!!
I am an immigrant but a us history buff. Your video brought tears to my eyes to see the changes come so fast and going down a slippery slope faster and faster.
I just watched your video. We have a tobacco barn on our property that we bought five years ago. It also has the corn crib chicken coop smokehouse. The house was built in 1903. It totally agree with your video. This world needs to get back to the old and simple way of life and they need to understand they way of life used to be. My husband and my parents did hang tobacco, i wasn’t born until ‘70 but i love all the history and just simple living. I remember going to my great grandparents house and enjoying being on their farm. Our country needs to understand what it is doing. GOD BLESS!
Thank you for the message.
I remember going to see relatives in southern Maryland, piney point as a matter of fact . I was 17. Nothing but tobacco growing at the time. It was amazing.
Do you still raise and save seed for your tobacco? To keep the seed viable. I have no idea how they save tobacco seed. It would be interesting to know however they did it.
My dad said he was probably one of the last people to buy a farm and raise a family raising tobacco. God bless you sir, you are not the only one going through these memories. I miss the LIFESTYLE LIKE YOU DON’T KNOW. Again, GOD BLESS YOU!!!!
Tobacco barn what wonderful memories I have those were the days how I wish at times I could just put in tobacco again so sad the kids today don't get to have good memories like we did
Beautiful video. Thank you for making it and offering it to us for viewing. I'm sharing it with others. I have been following your channel since you appeared on Prepper Nation a couple of months ago. God Bless you.
Love your barn. The old life is gone. You go further south we use to see a lot tobacco growing but not now
Thanks Mr. Z! Thanks for that sober reminder. Even though I’ve never been in your environment, I have much respect for effort, hard work and true purpose. It’s easy to see why those old barns mean so much to you. In the suburban area of St. Louis the half vacant strip malls represent a similar feel. Each empty building and business typically represents many peoples hard work and dreams. I think many of us are wondering if that will ever be back and revived as before. God bless us all.
This is the video that made me join your patreon. Looking to move to TN. Looking to move toward freedom. As long as I can stretch it out for my family. Thank you brother.