This is the road I grew up on and lived until I lost my home during hurricane Helene. This is so devastating. Thank you for capturing how hurricane Helene impacted mundy cove and the surrounding areas.
@@shannonkerrigan3637 thank you and so sorry for your loss. As we pick up the pieces and dig out of the mud, know that we are here to help as we are able.
So sorry I used to live on that road as well and had shop in Asheville and another homestead up on the Cane river outside Burnsville Im sure its all gone
Herron Cove side here.....blessed no water damage. So so many trees down, snapped in two and huge uprooted trees ( root systems over 12 feet tall ). There absolutely had to be tornado hits. Three times I heard the roaring sound like trains barreling through. I have lived on the same property 55 years....no one could have planned for or imagined we would expirence this in our safe idealic mountains. I am grateful to live among these beautiful people. The sounds of chainsaws echoing throughout, clearing the way for one another. People helping people.....brought together by such power. I wouldnt want to live anywhere else!!!
Of all the hundreds of video's I have seen, this is the FIRST one of when it happened Instead of afterwards! Thanks! Wish everyone there a speedy recovery!
I live on Paint Fork in Barnardsville, and the wind was too strong to be out walking around over here, plus our creek had us trapped so we couldn't get out. You're lucky you didn't get hit by a tree...
@@Michael65429 I know right? We are very lucky. There was that one moment when the mini tornado came through and I ran away. Even if the trees didn’t come down I was afraid a branch might come down on me. I should have been more careful
Wow it’s hard to believe that tiny little babbling brook turned into a raging river so fast. I’m so sorry you all have had to endure this devastating experience. 😢
Thank you for sharing this. We live on Union Chapel off of Reems Creek Rd. Being elevated, we were spared except for loss of utilities, but my heart breaks for those who lost so much.
As someone on the fire dept and lives on the next road up reems creek from you and was out in this mess as it was happening great job documenting everything that’s one thing I wish I would have done better but didn’t have time to do.
Thank you for sharing. So glad you guys were “ok”. Can’t imagine the devastation you have had to see and experience. Love that song by Josh Garrells at the end. Our God is a mighty fortress. I’m praying He continues to provide for you and your loved ones so you can make his name known.
I live on Reems creek and it was simply unimaginable that this could happen to our gentle little creek. Stay safe. Let me know if you need anything. We got power Tuesday night. Hope you guys have as well.
Y’all, I watched your vid…& saw a disaster unfolding; The destruction was absolutely devastating (!!); PLEASE be CAREFUL…!! BLESSINGS to you all.. 🥰‼️. (I SLOWLY) recovered from hurricanes….
We have never seen this type of deviation this far inland from a hurricane. It’s so sad to see so many homes,businesses, personal items, and buildings taken down by water. It’s just so sad. We just thought we had it bad here in South Carolina. Thank you for sharing and you are in my thoughts and prayers as your community begins to rebuild.
Western North Carolina didn't get a hurricane. Helene stopped being a hurricane in South Georgia. North Carolina got hit by a tropical storm - remnants of a hurricane. The path that this storm took is no different than many of the snowstorms and torrential rains in history. What made this so bad was the week of rain that preceded the tropical storm and the intensity of the rainfall. This was a flood, not a hurricane. The majority of people were surprised by this event because they said to themselves, "We don't get hurricanes in the mountains." They were all correct. What they got was a deadly tropical storm that local meteorologists warned about for nearly a week - to include mudslides, flash flooding and loss of life. Maybe folks will maintain better situational awareness, moving forward, and not state that, "It has never gotten above 9ft in my lifetime."
Thanks for this wonderful video that you risked your life to take. Weaverville was where my great grandparents lived and I have been wondering what damage was done in Weaverville.
I am so glad you and your Family made it out ok I am praying for all those who didnt make it out or those who lost Everything I Hope you get the Help you so Despertly need God Bless
Was a great video, as it happened. Just outside of Boone NC we lost power in the night, and cell internet by 9:30am, and complete cell failure by 10am. I went out and did some still photos around 11am, was not prepared for the devastation and roads washed out. It took close to 2 days before the water was out of the roads and we could attempt to move some cars. Power and internet took over 2 weeks to return. We had cell service back after 6 days.
I’ve watched a ton of videos over the past few days. Yours is absolutely the best Mr. Eavenson! The best! I hope that those grey structures were not yours. You took it from past to current to after the storm. The info and quality was perfect! You were so calm. You didn’t talk too much or too little. I really hope you continue posting your experiences. We can see the French Broad River from our home that sits on a hill where there’s never a worry about it coming up and harming us. If the river came up this hill, we will have to built an arc if you get what I mean. Being up here, we got our share of tornado type wind. The river got full and raging but it was magnificent and fantastic from up here. We’re surrounded by forest and rolling hills so we didn’t even know about all the flash flooding in all of WNC. I had never even seen a flash flood before and had it not been for your video, I still wouldn’t know the power of a “flash flood.” We had one small oak tree branch that fell across our driveway but the only ONE great neighbor that lives down below us removed it the very next day. Other than that, there are no other trees down, even across the river and we haven’t been witness to the horrific tragedies of our neighboring counties in WNC are enduring. We didn’t have power or WiFi for about 8 days and we literally didn’t have the first picture or video that showed us what was going on. I’ve been seeing many of them and cannot stop the tears from rolling down my face. I think the main thing we are suffering from is the astronomical increases of food and there not being any of it available. I have lost a lot of weight and it’s not good. Anyways, thanks again for your quality, informative video and I surely hope you keep making them. Jeri - Alexander (Woodfin). We are edged between downtown Asheville and Weaverville.
@@jeridavis3501 Wow! Thank you for the comment. I just realized people in the area were seeing my video. I made it to show my family out west. And thank you for your encouragement to share more. I don’t consider myself a UA-cam’er (whatever they are called). I am working on another one showing what it’s been like this last week. This area has been changed forever and I believe walking through those changes together with the land, homes and streets will give our hearts permission to heal too… slowly. I, like you, relived the whole event and wept as I saw how huge it was. Peace to you friend.
God bless you all up there. I still have family in Shelby & Gastonia, and used to live in Shelby,so know the areas up there personally. You are strong people,good people. No one deserved that natural disaster. We survived here in Lake City,Florida. Only out of power for a few days. Can't imagine what y'all are going thru. 🙏🙏🙏
I am so thankful to the contractors of our house for putting us far up and away from our creek in the backyard otherwise our house would have been gone during this.
I was just off of Monticello Road near River Road pet sitting. At least 5 pines in and around their yard fell, one striking their house. Had me real nervous about what was going on at home.
HI, PRAYERS TO ALL FOR A GREAT RECOVERY!! OUR MOTHER NATURE'S DESTRUCTIVE ELEMENTS WE ALL FACE SOMWHER IN THS WORLD DAILY!! WE CAN NEVR LOSE MEMORIES, MATERIAL ITEMS CAN B REPLACED!! MY HEARTFELT CONDOLENCES TO MANY THT HAV BEEN EFFECTED BY THE LOSE OF LIVES!! BSAFE, TAKE CARE, WILL KEEP PRAYING FOR ALL!! THE STORM IS GONE, BUT THE TIME OF HEALIN IS LONGER!! ❤FRM FAR WEST TEXAS!! 😢
Wow only just seen this, i though I'd seen everything on Helene. Thank you for documenting this while the Hurricane there, it looked very frightening to me. You are brave prople, strong community thats great helps get you all through the madness! Its been a few weeks now so i hope everyone doing ok❤🙏🏻.
@@webbeavenson8148 I now live in the Nacoochee Valley in NE Georgia now. WE had just as much rain as Asheville, plus had a tornado, but no catastrophic flooding. Something must be different about the soil and drainage patterns in the Georgia Mountains.
Great video, but I wonder if you realized how dangerous it was to be out under those trees in that wind and standing on that bridge. Anyway, did Jason’s dog make it?
Thank you for sharing! Please if you could list local charities other than Red Cross so the rest of us in other states can donate and help! Praying for you and your community ❤
There were clearly Tornadoes /Torsion fields within this storm system THAT IS GEOENGINEERED WEATHER WARFARE. I use to live in this beautiful area and off this road and creek. Everyone must realize what this REALLY is and why its being done . Asheville is a designated 15 minute smart city and they want the water , the gold the lithium and the quartz near there.
@@thomasguitarman9025 No it wasn't. It was a hurricane which always have tornadoes embedded. There is NO lithium of any quantity in the United States or NC and anybody that thinks there is is unintelligent. Lithium comes from Bolivia and elsewhere.
Whoever heard of a hurricane up in the mountains? I’m in Jacksonville FL and never received this much rain and wind from that hurricane and the other one Milton
Many thanks! Live in Asheville. 1/4 of apt complex which abuts the Swannanoa river was under water into the second story apts. I seem to be fixated on watching this type of video these days for some reason. Still trying to wrap my head around it, and I was in Katrina, Rita a month later, and Andrew when I was living in south Louisiana
We live in Bible prophecy taking place. And it will only get worse before it will get better! As I write similar storm (hurricane like) hit a city in Spain. Over 150 so far found dead. More coming. Friends of mine in Black Mountain, survived. Glad I heard from them 3 days later!
Hope your folks are accounted for, still trying to get anyone to bring some water to Asheville clean enough to bathe a baby with maybe even drink, can't even clean out the bathtub or the sink. Love y'all `-;
People? If you are watching this? DON'T GO OUT IN A STORM LIKE THIS. Trees falling, debris flying through the air, at any moment the bridge or road could wash out, the side of the mountain could slide, cutting you off from any route to safety. I do appreciate the footage, but just don't!
That ending made me tear up Just overcame overwhelming nature rage; I hope local stat and Feds came to the rescue with much needed supplies... a lot more than Ukraine and Israel military aid being sent ....Steadfast
i love watching the 2 day flood videos of helene. The day before the rivers already overflowed, and people are taping from their porches and you see all the stuff they could so easily move and had plenty of time to, but just left it there to wash away.
They didn't just sit by and let it wash away, These folks were smart and didn't risk their lives just to save stuff! They had no warning! No one expected this flooding, They are 800 hundred miles away from the coast. God bless these people! Pray for the ones who didn't make it out.
Having lived in Texas it’s normal to see creeks turn to raging rivers and commercial dumpsters float down main roads. I would have call or gone to my neighbors and had them move their cars to higher ground. The stores look like San Antonio during hurricane season Katrina. People lost family members and I don’t know if they ever found each other.
@billmurphy9921 we are doing pretty good it will take a while to get back to normal. I want to thank everybody for their hard work from volunteers to donations and thoughts and prayers..may all you folks be blessed for your kindness.
@@joesmoe5489 I am glad to hear that and we are happy to do it! We saw first hand the mountain resilience and grit. Wonderful folks out there. I lived in Upstate SC for many years and now near Raleigh. I was in Lansing & Boone last month and we found a trailer park (near New River I think?) and many in need there. One person showed me video of that day and the almost to the ceiling of trailers. Very sad. You all are still in our prayers and on our prayer lists. What towns over there would you say need help the most now?
Sorry my friend I lost this reply and could not find it. I don't know about the area around us so much, I have been staying close to home to let the workers in and not get in their way. I was listing today in my area of barnardsville, people here are looking for heated propane and kerosene for heat it is going to get colder next week. I'm glad we are in your prayers you are in mine as well. This was a storm that God let happen it showed me that people are still good in general I was taken back by the love that God showed us through the people. I'm glad you are a Christian you can understand.
This is the road I grew up on and lived until I lost my home during hurricane Helene. This is so devastating. Thank you for capturing how hurricane Helene impacted mundy cove and the surrounding areas.
@@shannonkerrigan3637 thank you and so sorry for your loss. As we pick up the pieces and dig out of the mud, know that we are here to help as we are able.
So sorry I used to live on that road as well and had shop in Asheville and another homestead up on the Cane river outside Burnsville Im sure its all gone
I'm Spruce Pine....we were so lucky. But I am just crying at the destruction of the world I know
I'm in New England but I feel for all of you who are suffering😢
Herron Cove side here.....blessed no water damage. So so many trees down, snapped in two and huge uprooted trees ( root systems over 12 feet tall ). There absolutely had to be tornado hits. Three times I heard the roaring sound like trains barreling through. I have lived on the same property 55 years....no one could have planned for or imagined we would expirence this in our safe idealic mountains. I am grateful to live among these beautiful people. The sounds of chainsaws echoing throughout, clearing the way for one another. People helping people.....brought together by such power. I wouldnt want to live anywhere else!!!
Well said. The neighborly kindness has been beautiful
Well said my friend
Of all the hundreds of video's I have seen, this is the FIRST one of when it happened Instead of afterwards! Thanks! Wish everyone there a speedy recovery!
There’s a few short ones and one from the front porch the day before. And during.
There is alot of videos from before and during..
As I watch this, I find myself holding my breath in an almost catatonic state of utter disbelief and sadness. So much collective trauma😢
I live on Paint Fork in Barnardsville, and the wind was too strong to be out walking around over here, plus our creek had us trapped so we couldn't get out. You're lucky you didn't get hit by a tree...
@@Michael65429 I know right? We are very lucky. There was that one moment when the mini tornado came through and I ran away. Even if the trees didn’t come down I was afraid a branch might come down on me. I should have been more careful
@@Michael65429 I know! I thought the wind had died down when I went down to the creek. That scared the crap out of me
WOW. You guys are strong. I am glad you have the Lord in your hearts. We will see better days. It is promised.
I live in East tn at the bottom of the mountain the water came so fast it was like nothing I've ever seen. I still can't believe it happened. Prayers
Wow it’s hard to believe that tiny little babbling brook turned into a raging river so fast. I’m so sorry you all have had to endure this devastating experience. 😢
I love how your neighbors sprung into action to remove trees .
Tho it's a bad idea to do it when storm is still on.
More trees can fall and quite shallow flood waters can sweep you off feet.
Thank you for sharing this. We live on Union Chapel off of Reems Creek Rd. Being elevated, we were spared except for loss of utilities, but my heart breaks for those who lost so much.
thanks! know someone on union chapel rd, glad you're ok.
As someone on the fire dept and lives on the next road up reems creek from you and was out in this mess as it was happening great job documenting everything that’s one thing I wish I would have done better but didn’t have time to do.
This was a great video. Gods bless and I’m glad you and yours are safe.
Thank you for sharing. So glad you guys were “ok”. Can’t imagine the devastation you have had to see and experience. Love that song by Josh Garrells at the end. Our God is a mighty fortress. I’m praying He continues to provide for you and your loved ones so you can make his name known.
I live on Reems creek and it was simply unimaginable that this could happen to our gentle little creek. Stay safe. Let me know if you need anything. We got power Tuesday night. Hope you guys have as well.
It's truly unbelievable how creeks can turn into raging rivers.
The guys from Montreal came through and hooked up our power! I’m amazed people came from so far to help. Thanks for your concern
Reems creek here as well, it was day kine I’ve never seen since the blizzard of 93. I’ve liveed in Asheville all of my life and I’m an old man now.
Y’all, I watched your vid…& saw a disaster unfolding; The destruction was absolutely devastating (!!); PLEASE be CAREFUL…!! BLESSINGS to you all.. 🥰‼️. (I SLOWLY) recovered from hurricanes….
There’s THIS: YOU ‘all ARE inventive , determined; you WILL recover from this…! 👍🏻👍🏻🥰‼️‼️
Much love from Boone to you in Weaverville! I hope your full recovery is quick.
God bless you and your family. You’re very brave.❤
Glad you all are safe. It’s been heartbreaking to see the damage and loss of life. 🙏😪💔
Thank you for sharing. Hope all made it through this. So scary
I live off of Union Chapel Rd. We were trapped in our neighborhood for days, so this is amazing to see all of this footage. Thank you for sharing.
Glad you are safe, I hope Jason got his dogs🙏🙏 one of the best videos I've seen thank you x
From Worcestershire UK x
Outstanding video. Glad you filmed so much and edited so well. Felt like I was there a little. Thank you.
Good video. Thank you and so, so sad and sorry for all impacted.❤
So incredibly sorry for all the damage to your area 💔 😢
I love our mountains I was just there before this happened I have cried so much seeing this devastation
We have never seen this type of deviation this far inland from a hurricane. It’s so sad to see so many homes,businesses, personal items, and buildings taken down by water. It’s just so sad. We just thought we had it bad here in South Carolina. Thank you for sharing and you are in my thoughts and prayers as your community begins to rebuild.
Welcome to the new normal
Western North Carolina didn't get a hurricane. Helene stopped being a hurricane in South Georgia. North Carolina got hit by a tropical storm - remnants of a hurricane. The path that this storm took is no different than many of the snowstorms and torrential rains in history. What made this so bad was the week of rain that preceded the tropical storm and the intensity of the rainfall. This was a flood, not a hurricane.
The majority of people were surprised by this event because they said to themselves, "We don't get hurricanes in the mountains." They were all correct. What they got was a deadly tropical storm that local meteorologists warned about for nearly a week - to include mudslides, flash flooding and loss of life.
Maybe folks will maintain better situational awareness, moving forward, and not state that, "It has never gotten above 9ft in my lifetime."
Great video! Love that you took your neighbor in.
Great video Webb, we’re so glad you guys are safe… 🙏
Thank you for the true images and soothing sounds. So sorry for the storm.
Thanks for this wonderful video that you risked your life to take. Weaverville was where my great grandparents lived and I have been wondering what damage was done in Weaverville.
Excellent video. Thankyou.
Crazy I was in mars hill while you filmed all this and in that area you'd never know there was a storm in the area at all
Continued prayers!
Thank you for the awesome footage!!
I am so glad you and your Family made it out ok I am praying for all those who didnt make it out or those who lost Everything I Hope you get the Help you so Despertly need God Bless
Was a great video, as it happened. Just outside of Boone NC we lost power in the night, and cell internet by 9:30am, and complete cell failure by 10am. I went out and did some still photos around 11am, was not prepared for the devastation and roads washed out. It took close to 2 days before the water was out of the roads and we could attempt to move some cars. Power and internet took over 2 weeks to return. We had cell service back after 6 days.
LORD, We know You work all things for good..
I’ve watched a ton of videos over the past few days. Yours is absolutely the best Mr. Eavenson! The best! I hope that those grey structures were not yours. You took it from past to current to after the storm. The info and quality was perfect! You were so calm. You didn’t talk too much or too little. I really hope you continue posting your experiences. We can see the French Broad River from our home that sits on a hill where there’s never a worry about it coming up and harming us. If the river came up this hill, we will have to built an arc if you get what I mean. Being up here, we got our share of tornado type wind. The river got full and raging but it was magnificent and fantastic from up here. We’re surrounded by forest and rolling hills so we didn’t even know about all the flash flooding in all of WNC. I had never even seen a flash flood before and had it not been for your video, I still wouldn’t know the power of a “flash flood.” We had one small oak tree branch that fell across our driveway but the only ONE great neighbor that lives down below us removed it the very next day. Other than that, there are no other trees down, even across the river and we haven’t been witness to the horrific tragedies of our neighboring counties in WNC are enduring. We didn’t have power or WiFi for about 8 days and we literally didn’t have the first picture or video that showed us what was going on. I’ve been seeing many of them and cannot stop the tears from rolling down my face. I think the main thing we are suffering from is the astronomical increases of food and there not being any of it available. I have lost a lot of weight and it’s not good. Anyways, thanks again for your quality, informative video and I surely hope you keep making them. Jeri - Alexander (Woodfin). We are edged between downtown Asheville and Weaverville.
@@jeridavis3501 Wow! Thank you for the comment. I just realized people in the area were seeing my video. I made it to show my family out west. And thank you for your encouragement to share more. I don’t consider myself a UA-cam’er (whatever they are called). I am working on another one showing what it’s been like this last week. This area has been changed forever and I believe walking through those changes together with the land, homes and streets will give our hearts permission to heal too… slowly. I, like you, relived the whole event and wept as I saw how huge it was. Peace to you friend.
@@jeridavis3501 did you capture any video of the river flooding from your vantage point? I would love to see that
God bless you all up there. I still have family in Shelby & Gastonia, and used to live in Shelby,so know the areas up there personally. You are strong people,good people. No one deserved that natural disaster. We survived here in Lake City,Florida. Only out of power for a few days. Can't imagine what y'all are going thru. 🙏🙏🙏
@@catrowe6774 very kind words, thanks. Living in Florida you get hit pretty much every year don’t you ? How do you do it?
Hope the dog was ok.
I am so thankful to the contractors of our house for putting us far up and away from our creek in the backyard otherwise our house would have been gone during this.
Extremely dangerous situation. Happy all of you sre safe.
I was just off of Monticello Road near River Road pet sitting. At least 5 pines in and around their yard fell, one striking their house. Had me real nervous about what was going on at home.
Bless you!!
Were Jasons dogs OK?
HI, PRAYERS TO ALL FOR A GREAT RECOVERY!! OUR MOTHER NATURE'S DESTRUCTIVE ELEMENTS WE ALL FACE SOMWHER IN THS WORLD DAILY!! WE CAN NEVR LOSE MEMORIES, MATERIAL ITEMS CAN B REPLACED!! MY HEARTFELT CONDOLENCES TO MANY THT HAV BEEN EFFECTED BY THE LOSE OF LIVES!! BSAFE, TAKE CARE, WILL KEEP PRAYING FOR ALL!! THE STORM IS GONE, BUT THE TIME OF HEALIN IS LONGER!! ❤FRM FAR WEST TEXAS!! 😢
Great job filming this
Wow only just seen this, i though I'd seen everything on Helene. Thank you for documenting this while the Hurricane there, it looked very frightening to me. You are brave prople, strong community thats great helps get you all through the madness! Its been a few weeks now so i hope everyone doing ok❤🙏🏻.
I used to live on Blackberry Inn Road in the Reems Creek Valley. I understand that the creek tore the paving to shreads.
@@peopleofonefire9643 oh yes it did!
@@webbeavenson8148 I now live in the Nacoochee Valley in NE Georgia now. WE had just as much rain as Asheville, plus had a tornado, but no catastrophic flooding. Something must be different about the soil and drainage patterns in the Georgia Mountains.
My heart breaks with each video I see....please keep trusting in the Lord!
What's crazy is I live in Weaverville and it didn't even get windy and barely even rained on my street
Great video, but I wonder if you realized how dangerous it was to be out under those trees in that wind and standing on that bridge. Anyway, did Jason’s dog make it?
The beautiful song 🎶 matches ur Videos well ❤️thx
Thank you for sharing! Please if you could list local charities other than Red Cross so the rest of us in other states can donate and help!
Praying for you and your community ❤
Wow!! Glad you guys are ok! It was amazing getting to see some of the action.
Thank you for sharing.
My pleasure!
I saw trees all clipped downtown off behind Weaverville Blvd. Huge trees snapped in half on many ridges.
There were clearly Tornadoes /Torsion fields within this storm system THAT IS GEOENGINEERED WEATHER WARFARE. I use to live in this beautiful area and off this road and creek. Everyone must realize what this REALLY is and why its being done . Asheville is a designated 15 minute smart city and they want the water , the gold the lithium and the quartz near there.
@@thomasguitarman9025 No it wasn't. It was a hurricane which always have tornadoes embedded. There is NO lithium of any quantity in the United States or NC and anybody that thinks there is is unintelligent. Lithium comes from Bolivia and elsewhere.
@@thomasguitarman9025 No it wasn't. Glad you moved. :)
@@myradioon Typical Vote Blue No Matter Who, voter language
Whoever heard of a hurricane up in the mountains? I’m in Jacksonville FL and never received this much rain and wind from that hurricane and the other one Milton
You are a really good Videographer.
Many thanks! Live in Asheville. 1/4 of apt complex which abuts the Swannanoa river was under water into the second story apts. I seem to be fixated on watching this type of video these days for some reason. Still trying to wrap my head around it, and I was in Katrina, Rita a month later, and Andrew when I was living in south Louisiana
We live in crazy times!!
We live in Bible prophecy taking place. And it will only get worse before it will get better! As I write similar storm (hurricane like) hit a city in Spain. Over 150 so far found dead. More coming. Friends of mine in Black Mountain, survived. Glad I heard from them 3 days later!
Gods blessing to you all this was a heartfelt video Iam so sorry that happened prayers to all of you and your recovery Happy Thanksgiving to you all
outside of the subject matter, excellent video
Wretched. Thank you for your video,
I live in Etowah and it looked like a war zone in my neighborhood. Tree on my house, not too much damage. I hope I never experience that again!
Hope your folks are accounted for, still trying to get anyone to bring some water to Asheville clean enough to bathe a baby with maybe even drink, can't even clean out the bathtub or the sink. Love y'all `-;
Thank you for posting videos of home.
People? If you are watching this? DON'T GO OUT IN A STORM LIKE THIS. Trees falling, debris flying through the air, at any moment the bridge or road could wash out, the side of the mountain could slide, cutting you off from any route to safety. I do appreciate the footage, but just don't!
Thank you Rita for the PSA.
@@shawnashelton7714 Looks can be SO DECEIVING!
Ah yes, cowardice, such a virtue
That ending made me tear up Just overcame overwhelming nature rage; I hope local stat and Feds came to the rescue with much needed supplies... a lot more than Ukraine and Israel military aid being sent ....Steadfast
That song at the end is beautiful ❤
I wonder if he realizes those trees don't pick where they fall.
Never seen a hurricane in the mountains wow..thats crazy..praying for everyone...
i love watching the 2 day flood videos of helene. The day before the rivers already overflowed, and people are taping from their porches and you see all the stuff they could so easily move and had plenty of time to, but just left it there to wash away.
I totally agree
They didn't just sit by and let it wash away, These folks were smart and didn't risk their lives just to save stuff! They had no warning! No one expected this flooding, They are 800 hundred miles away from the coast. God bless these people! Pray for the ones who didn't make it out.
Having lived in Texas it’s normal to see creeks turn to raging rivers and commercial dumpsters float down main roads. I would have call or gone to my neighbors and had them move their cars to higher ground. The stores look like San Antonio during hurricane season Katrina. People lost family members and I don’t know if they ever found each other.
Insane seeing this in our beautiful mountains. Hoping we never do again
When Mother Nature rear's her head , all one can do is get out of the way .....
@@williambrownlee4534 no joke!
Is so very sad that OUR government hasn't stepped in to declare a disaster in this whole area!!!😢
Absolutely wild. ❤
You know the thing to think about is the next stage of Destruction with forest fires from all these down trees
And mud slides. One thing gets fixed and it messes up two.
Lived on Roberts cove Rd, wonder how it faired?
After hurricane Helene I will NEVER live close to water. So so sad.
Prayers
Did he get the dogs ok?
What is that song at the end? It's beautiful
Steadfast by Josh Garrels. Awesome Jesus loving songwriter
What preventative measures were put in place, in and around Asheville after Hurricane Ivan?
@@lorimcquinn3966 I don’t know the answer to that but it is a great question and would be cool to figure out
Zero. They encouraged a ton of people to move here and displaced the locals, they only care about money
I pray to God he got his dogs! Why would he wait till the water was that high to go get his dogs?!?!?!🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾
#Alldogsgotoheaven 😢
It happened in 15 minutes the woodfin water shed dam was opened and no one told this family
What was that little stove at the end
I use to live up reems creek rd. Where was this at?
@@MichaelforGod just south of the Ox creek junction
How are you doing?!?
Where y’all live exactly?
Does anyone know how the Karat Patch business faired through this?
Did the dogs make it???
The people in control are looking to see what a new lake would look like.....
Reems Creek Strong!
Did your friends dog live?
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My home street 😔
I was just thinking he’d better lay that basketball net down when it cut to the view of it on top of his cars.
Stripped ridge. Crazy!
Do you know if the dog was rescued?
The dogs didn’t make it
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@@webbeavenson8148 oh no, sorry to hear that 😥
@@webbeavenson8148 how are you and your community holding up?
How close is this to the old Dodge bearing plant?
It is at the end of reems creek, I work there no damage that I know of.the community around it was devastated.
@@joesmoe5489 What do you need from volunteers at this point?
@billmurphy9921 we are doing pretty good it will take a while to get back to normal. I want to thank everybody for their hard work from volunteers to donations and thoughts and prayers..may all you folks be blessed for your kindness.
@@joesmoe5489 I am glad to hear that and we are happy to do it! We saw first hand the mountain resilience and grit. Wonderful folks out there. I lived in Upstate SC for many years and now near Raleigh. I was in Lansing & Boone last month and we found a trailer park (near New River I think?) and many in need there. One person showed me video of that day and the almost to the ceiling of trailers. Very sad. You all are still in our prayers and on our prayer lists. What towns over there would you say need help the most now?
Sorry my friend I lost this reply and could not find it. I don't know about the area around us so much, I have been staying close to home to let the workers in and not get in their way. I was listing today in my area of barnardsville, people here are looking for heated propane and kerosene for heat it is going to get colder next week. I'm glad we are in your prayers you are in mine as well. This was a storm that God let happen it showed me that people are still good in general I was taken back by the love that God showed us through the people. I'm glad you are a Christian you can understand.