Just viewed Part II interview with my cousin Wallace and you. Sure enjoyed that. His father's sister was my mother, Marie. When Wallace told you that he "knew" where Carvin's Cove is, he did not tell you that his father and my mother actually grew up in the Cove and John Henry Gusler's farmplace. That farmplace, along with many others, is now under about forty feet of fresh water that supplies the city of Roanoke with drinking water. Wallace and I used to run up and down a mountain near his homplace in Salem, and, we also "dueled" in his front yard with pistols that he had made in his little workshop adjacent to his dad's property. His father was Lester Gusler, a lumberman, and Wallace and I played quite a lot when I would be visiting from Florida in the huge sawdust mounds that were adjoining Uncle Lester's sawmill. What great memories were dredged up as your video was viewed this a.m. Thanks for the memories!!! Norm Tullis, Brighton, Tn.
interesting there snow walker i had to get on my computer to comment dang i pad i put all my subs in one place can watch videos but cant comment gonna get daughter to get it straihgtend out lol dang thing went democratic on me lol
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There is a gentleman to sit and listen to for hours.
No doubt and I did
Just viewed Part II interview with my cousin Wallace and you. Sure enjoyed that. His father's sister was my mother, Marie. When Wallace told you that he "knew" where Carvin's Cove is, he did not tell you that his father and my mother actually grew up in the Cove and John Henry Gusler's farmplace. That farmplace, along with many others, is now under about forty feet of fresh water that supplies the city of Roanoke with drinking water. Wallace and I used to run up and down a mountain near his homplace in Salem, and, we also "dueled" in his front yard with pistols that he had made in his little workshop adjacent to his dad's property. His father was Lester Gusler, a lumberman, and Wallace and I played quite a lot when I would be visiting from Florida in the huge sawdust mounds that were adjoining Uncle Lester's sawmill. What great memories were dredged up as your video was viewed this a.m. Thanks for the memories!!! Norm Tullis, Brighton, Tn.
This is very cool! Thank you so much for the comment and for watching. Glad it brought memories
Outstanding!!!
Yes sir!
Thanks for sharing!
Clark
Thanks Clark
I enjoy the video. Far to much true history has already been lost.
Thanks yes too much has been lost
interesting there snow walker i had to get on my computer to comment dang i pad i put all my subs in one place can watch videos but cant comment gonna get daughter to get it straihgtend out lol dang thing went democratic on me lol
Lol you crap me up bro!