That's awesome! Keeping history alive by giving it propose and taking care of it. Rather than let it just fall completely apart. You will have a good story to tell. Thank you!
Wow…. Look how that last entire wall fell and it didn’t bust up or break apart. How old is that building?.. no wonder y’all bought it and moved it. Your grandkids grand kids will be playing in that barn one day. Awesome.
Bet you guys all slept good each night you spent the days doing this. Amazing to see the ingenuity you put forth to do this monumental task. Also amazing to see how sturdy that old wood still seems to be in spite of it serving its purpose for well over a century. You are honoring that barn and the people who built it by doing this mighty salvation.♥️
These are strong men,both, mental and physical like my daddy, brothers and sons. I have been waiting to see this video. Always wanted one of these age old structures. My parents home was made of solid-wood. WONDERFUL TO WATCH VIDEO!!!
I cannot believe how easy it was for you guys to get that house down piece by piece. At least this is one part of history that would live on . When I visit my son in Tennesseethere are so many old houses that have been abandoned . It makes me so sad shoe see them torn down part of history where someone lived and farmed and brought up there family . I love watching your family on UA-cam I just wish you were on more . God bless your family .
Great job! Look forward to seeing the barn and crib going back up. You and your family are doing really good things and people will benefit from these videos for years to come. God bless you and your family and have a great weekend!
Who needs a stinking piece of machine to take the barn down. Watching the video reminds me that if there is a will there is a way. Thank you for sharing. You take care and best wishes to you and yours.
Congratulations team Jared, you got it down. Now the fun part, put it back together. Thanks for sharing this adventure with us viewers. That music was spot-on just like your porch Pickin music! Those are fun videos. Looking forward to a good Barn raisin time on your future videos.
WHAT a great video for me to watch on a cool Saturday night! You guys sure do rock taking down old barns! Love it and gonna watch you put her back up! Blessings from your Tennessee neighbor.
I feel sure this building will get the respect it’s deserved only because it’s you doing the dissembling much respect for your hard work and care preserving the old buildings. Loving fluity lick channel would love love love some more live banjo picking I’m only 37 in north Florida and am a loner in loving bluegrass it feels😢 y’all keep on kicking but.
Absolutely love your videos. Informative well produced and different. Happy you were on Stoney ridge so I was made aware of your channel. Thank you very much.
Enjoyed the video Jared and thanks for taking the time to video the process. It looked like y'all did that in a day. Y'all made good time. I hope your friend is not allergic to poison ivy. He was grabbing that stuff right off the barn. Y'all take care and God bless.
love it--makes me home sick--the Lord was talking to me as I was watching-saying--see thats you--you once were a mess tattered and worn but I took you piece by peace log by log--took you apart with each log of your life you were to be anew..not forgotten , not hopeless but set free to be made whole again.....wow thank You Lord!!!!!!
You fellers sure picked some hot weather to take down a barn. I was wondering how ya'll were going to move it. Looks like you have some experience with that sort of thing. God blesses a faithful worker.
Seeing all you men working together reminds me so much of my father! That's how America was built, one log at a time! It's great to see you recycling old structures instead of running to Lowe's or Home Depot and buying "all new". That old barn has been around forever and will likely serve your family for another 100 years! Good job y'all!
Nicely done, great team work! I was going to suggest the same as another subscriber already suggested a metal detector. You might find some old horse shoes and more. God bless
Very neat barn, I can't wait to see what you do with it. It really is awesome that you're saving it! Imagine all the people who have come, and gone that worked in it . I bet it used to be the original house before they made it into a barn. It will look great with your cabin house.
There is an "edit" feature, where you can change that from "tragedy" to "strategy". r There should be some kind of button or symbol along the right side of the comment that you can click on to reveal options like "Edit", "Delete", etc.
Wow you guys wore me out just watching ya'll do all that work ! Now I'm going to sit back and rest a little bit ! Lol ! You all did a great job taking it down and waiting to watch ya'll put it back up ! Sure wish that I could have been there to help you as I love doing stuff like that ! Thank you for great video take and God bless you all always !
So awesome to see an abandoned barn with those 100+ yo logs being re purposed to have a third life at another homestead. The cabin rebuild brought me to this channel & it is satisfying in deep way to see pioneer buildings living again & helping families survive once more. Not as historical artifacts but, as hearth and home right here, right now. Thanks for what y'all doing & for sharing..
Hey Jared, you guys have worked together before ! Hope the guy is okay with just a sore finger. Thanks for sharing with us and taking us along for the ride.
Good day ima itching from my head to feet watch him grab ahold of the dang poison oak! Jarred i take a few jugs of water in the woods when i work with dawn dish washin soap and technu. It wont prevent the rash 100% but it does minimize it right much. God bless brother keep up the great work.
This was cool to watch! You men are all strong like bulls. Jared your family is very lucky to have such a enterprising young man. Smart , strong and sweet loving fellow. God Bless your whole Family. Thanks for the videos. 😀💝 Gramps and buddy hard workers.
Thank you, Well I found the answer! I found on all of the hewn square logs a marking of numbers on each and looks like the square logs came from another old building before this one was built. And they added the round logs to get more height. If this part was all built in the 1880’s or 90’s those square logs were very old! I’ve traced the family back to that property early as his father there in 1840
I would like to see the video if there is one of you talking to the fellow that owned this barn and hear his stories and how that marble might have gotten into the door hole
You did a great job Jered really enjoyed watching your video tonight, those two men with you I bet are great characters, thanks Jered and god bless Patrick
Man this reminds me of my younger day's with my dad and grandpa. Y'all did a great job. Look forward to seeing where it goes on your homestead. Keep up the great videos . God bless and have a great day..
If that barn is old enough - it could very well been built with chestnut 🌰 logs. Very, very rot resistance. And the Best food source for Nature and man. The Chestnut Blight literally destroyed Appalachia and mid east states, Economically.
That's awesome! Keeping history alive by giving it propose and taking care of it. Rather than let it just fall completely apart. You will have a good story to tell. Thank you!
Awesome job taking it down. Not your first I can tell. Nothing like good help. Ready for the next phase.
Wow…. Look how that last entire wall fell and it didn’t bust up or break apart. How old is that building?.. no wonder y’all bought it and moved it. Your grandkids grand kids will be playing in that barn one day. Awesome.
That barn was built in mid 1800’s, the log part I think is older than the crib could be back to 1840’s
My Daddy always said where there’s will there’s a way,praise the Lord.
Bet you guys all slept good each night you spent the days doing this. Amazing to see the ingenuity you put forth to do this monumental task. Also amazing to see how sturdy that old wood still seems to be in spite of it serving its purpose for well over a century. You are honoring that barn and the people who built it by doing this mighty salvation.♥️
Awesome video! Great to see friends and family working together to restore what once was and bring it back to life for Many many years to come.
These are strong men,both, mental and physical like my daddy, brothers and sons.
I have been waiting to see this video. Always wanted one of these age old structures.
My parents home was made of solid-wood.
WONDERFUL TO WATCH VIDEO!!!
It's amazing how much you saved, you did a great job dismantling the barn, looking forward to seeing you rebuild it
It's so exciting watching all this come to new life. I know you folks will do an awesome job as you are so blessed by the Lord. Have fun and be safe:)
I’m so glad I found your channel. It’s awesome.
You fellows are not scared of hard work! Bravo. Very interesting video and great music. Good luck with the rebuild.
I cannot believe how easy it was for you guys to get that house down piece by piece. At least this is one part of history that would live on . When I visit my son in Tennesseethere are so many old houses that have been abandoned . It makes me so sad shoe see them torn down part of history where someone lived and farmed and brought up there family . I love watching your family on UA-cam I just wish you were on more . God bless your family .
You have got that dismantling and loading on the trailer down to a science! Really looking forward to the reconstruction of that barn and crib!
Enjoying the series buddy!
Thank ya man! I’ve really enjoyed this project so far
Well done! ❤️ made it look easy, we need more of this re-use, re-purpose, restore!
Great job! Look forward to seeing the barn and crib going back up. You and your family are doing really good things and people will benefit from these videos for years to come. God bless you and your family and have a great weekend!
Some of America's 🇺🇸best men at work! PRAISE the LORD JESUS for YOU ALL!!!
Who needs a stinking piece of machine to take the barn down. Watching the video reminds me that if there is a will there is a way. Thank you for sharing. You take care and best wishes to you and yours.
Oh my..that is amazing and no snakes!!!! I always get so excited to see you have a new video up. Thank you
Congratulations team Jared, you got it down. Now the fun part, put it back together. Thanks for sharing this adventure with us viewers. That music was spot-on just like your porch Pickin music! Those are fun videos. Looking forward to a good Barn raisin time on your future videos.
WHAT a great video for me to watch on a cool Saturday night! You guys sure do rock taking down old barns! Love it and gonna watch you put her back up! Blessings from your Tennessee neighbor.
I feel sure this building will get the respect it’s deserved only because it’s you doing the dissembling much respect for your hard work and care preserving the old buildings. Loving fluity lick channel would love love love some more live banjo picking I’m only 37 in north Florida and am a loner in loving bluegrass it feels😢 y’all keep on kicking but.
Some pretty smart fellers!! I’m exhausted just watching. Sure love your videos. Hope your family is well and grandpa’s finger gets better!
Loved watching this done and the fact that it will still be used and not just rotted down.
Great work and awesome you are restoring it well done
Great job. I am enjoying this move/build.
Amazing. Never seen anything done so calculated and still safely.
That’s sooooo exciting. Now I can’t wait to watch the rebuild!
Absolutely love your videos. Informative well produced and different. Happy you were on Stoney ridge so I was made aware of your channel. Thank you very much.
Y'all did good ! I broke sweat just watchin !
You're one hard worker - it's nice to see history preserved
That was very interesting to watch! Thank you for sharing!
Great video !!! The best part is I know it will be beautiful when it's finished
Good to see everything went well for you and the men. Cant wait to see the next video.
Very interesting❗️ Really appreciate you doing a video on this‼️👍
Enjoyed the video Jared and thanks for taking the time to video the process. It looked like y'all did that in a day. Y'all made good time. I hope your friend is not allergic to poison ivy. He was grabbing that stuff right off the barn. Y'all take care and God bless.
it didnt bother him but im covered in it haha
Great video , up to the point Kenny mashed his finger. Hope it heals ok.
Thanks for another fine video Jared and the Fluty Lick crew.
Cool video thanks for sharing. I will look forward to the next video. You best hurry up. Snow will be falling soon. I hope you have a Blessed Week.
love it--makes me home sick--the Lord was talking to me as I was watching-saying--see thats you--you once were a mess tattered and worn but I took you piece by peace log by log--took you apart with each log of your life you were to be anew..not forgotten , not hopeless but set free to be made whole again.....wow thank You Lord!!!!!!
That was a great video! So glad it’s going to be reused! I look forward to your videos putting it back up! 💕 again thanks for sharing this neat barn!
Wow, I am totally impressed!!!
love the video great music God bless going to watch again more videos
You fellers sure picked some hot weather to take down a barn. I was wondering how ya'll were going to move it. Looks like you have some experience with that sort of thing. God blesses a faithful worker.
it was very hot but had rain coming and had to move it while the swamp was dry
Seeing all you men working together reminds me so much of my father! That's how America was built, one log at a time! It's great to see you recycling old structures instead of running to Lowe's or Home Depot and buying "all new". That old barn has been around forever and will likely serve your family for another 100 years!
Good job y'all!
Very interesting! Can’t wait to see the finish
Nicely done, great team work! I was going to suggest the same as another subscriber already suggested a metal detector. You might find some old horse shoes and more. God bless
Y'all goin have best barn in the Hollar 😲😄🤩🇮🇱💖
That's some hard dangers work good job 👍🏿
your old guys there will be of great help on the rebuilt
rather handle
Very neat barn, I can't wait to see what you do with it. It really is awesome that you're saving it! Imagine all the people who have come, and gone that worked in it . I bet it used to be the original house before they made it into a barn. It will look great with your cabin house.
Only 1 mashed finger out of the whole process.👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
This does my heart good to see team work and common sense tragedy. Beautiful job well done. I loved this video. Thank you.😄 for sharing
OMG I put tragedy, I meant STRATEGY
lol I 'm laughing may as well laugh as cry, so sorry my friend, hope you figured out what I was trying to say
There is an "edit" feature, where you can change that from "tragedy" to "strategy". r
There should be some kind of button or symbol along the right side of the comment that you can click on to reveal options like "Edit", "Delete", etc.
@@movinon1242
I'm a baby boomer generation, trying to learn these tech stuff. Thank you.😄 kindly for the info
Wow you guys wore me out just watching ya'll do all that work ! Now I'm going to sit back and rest a little bit ! Lol ! You all did a great job taking it down and waiting to watch ya'll put it back up ! Sure wish that I could have been there to help you as I love doing stuff like that ! Thank you for great video take and God bless you all always !
So awesome to see an abandoned barn with those 100+ yo logs being re purposed to
have a third life at another homestead. The cabin rebuild brought me to this channel & it is satisfying in deep way to see pioneer buildings living again & helping families survive once more. Not as historical artifacts but, as hearth and home right here, right now.
Thanks for what y'all doing & for sharing..
Hey Jared, you guys have worked together before ! Hope the guy is okay with just a sore finger. Thanks for sharing with us and taking us along for the ride.
yes weve done a lot of work together. the man with sore finger is my grandpa
that was great its gona look good with your house
So exciting! 🖒
love the video good job God bless
Now that was one fine job! You boys should be proud. Personally, I would have taken more coffee breaks …. but that's just me. :-) God bless.
Looks like a good place for a copper head.
Shot gun on stand by
Great video ❤️
Great video! It's good to see people helping each other! Log cabins always interested me and knowing the history behind them is cool too.
Good day ima itching from my head to feet watch him grab ahold of the dang poison oak! Jarred i take a few jugs of water in the woods when i work with dawn dish washin soap and technu. It wont prevent the rash 100% but it does minimize it right much. God bless brother keep up the great work.
Going to be an awesome barn when you get it back up. Love that sound track ( who is that) . Looking forward to seeing the progress in the next video.
that sound track is from youtubes list of music, it is Nat Keefe with the bowties. have to use most stuff from there list for copyright reasons
@@FlutyLickHomestead Thanks , :-) How is that barn coming along ?
Can't wait to see it all done! :-)
This was really interesting and fun to watch. You all did a great job taking it down. Thank you for sharing this with us.
This was cool to watch! You men are all strong like bulls. Jared your family is very lucky to have such a enterprising young man. Smart , strong and sweet loving fellow. God Bless your whole Family. Thanks for the videos. 😀💝 Gramps and buddy hard workers.
I'm gonna go watch this on the big TV in the living room! Another comment will be made tomorrow!
I believe you think like an engineer
I wondered why the bottom logs are more square and upper logs more round
Thank you, Well I found the answer! I found on all of the hewn square logs a marking of numbers on each and looks like the square logs came from another old building before this one was built. And they added the round logs to get more height. If this part was all built in the 1880’s or 90’s those square logs were very old! I’ve traced the family back to that property early as his father there in 1840
Love this video! And the music! That’s all Kentucky right there! Looks like you could have waited for the cool down!
it was hot but had to move while the swamp was dry and forecast showed rain the next week
I can’t wait to see it put back together at your place.
I would like to see the video if there is one of you talking to the fellow that owned this barn and hear his stories and how that marble might have gotten into the door hole
Old Fella said they used to play there as kids in the 40s and 50s. That'd explain it ;-)
we will do a video with more of its history!
You did a great job Jered really enjoyed watching your video tonight, those two men with you I bet are great characters, thanks Jered and god bless
Patrick
Love your vlog ! My people are or were from Carter and Ellit county .
Man this reminds me of my younger day's with my dad and grandpa. Y'all did a great job. Look forward to seeing where it goes on your homestead. Keep up the great videos . God bless and have a great day..
If I weren't so far away, I'd be there to help but my goodness! ya'll wore me out just watching you. This is great stuff!
Good Job! Look forward to seeing the reconstruction!
Pretty dang good for three hillbillies, y'all done a good job. Now I'm ready to watch it go up. God speed
That's amazing.. you 3 did a great job getting that down. Looking forward to seeing it put back together. How long did it take you to tear down??
took about 2 and half days
It sorrows me to see an old building torn down,but if is repurposed it can live another 100 years.
They're not tearing it down, they're just relocating it...
ua-cam.com/video/PCo8M41NCg0/v-deo.html
It was rotting away where it were.
Great pickin’! What group is that? Great fiddling.
they are from youtube audio, Nat Keefe with the Bow Ties
Much obliged...they do some mighty fine pickin’!
This is so exciting! Can't wait to see it put back together.
Although I know that it wasn't, you make it look easy.
That would be a prime place to use a metal detector.
If that barn is old enough - it could very well been built with chestnut 🌰 logs.
Very, very rot resistance. And the Best food source for Nature and man.
The Chestnut Blight literally destroyed Appalachia and mid east states, Economically.
No offense, but that was slicker than snot on a sleeve! Well done!
Try a metal detector at that location🎁
You've done this before...lol!!