5 Questions Answered
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- Опубліковано 18 вер 2024
- We were tagged by river mountain homestead to answer 5 questions
-why do we garden
-why do we UA-cam
-how long have we gardened
-what do we grow
-what is our favorite to grow
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P.O. Box 532
Inez Ky, 41224
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Bro. yall are just to special and a joy to watch. It brings great joy to my heart to see you younger folks doing right and raising kids right. May God bless your family
Thank you so much. we do the best we can to raise the kids to be godly and not of the world and it is hard in the age we live in! Yall are very inspiring to us as well! we look forward to your vidoes every morning. God bless yall
+Fluty Lick Homestead Your children have a wonderful advantage by having you folks as parents!
Amen, they are like a breath of fresh air.
Please let us know what day and time you will be having another live. I certainly don’t want to miss it.
What a darling couple! It is so nice to see young families who still want to live country.
Don’t often see a young Lady that is so down to earth yet so very beautiful..this from a 79 year old man who knows what he’s speaking of. Jc
Y’all are the cutest couple I’ve watched yet. 50 years from now I hope you look back and see the spark in your eyes as you talk about what all you’ve done together. A great accomplishment in these days and times. Blessings to your beautiful family, you should be very proud.
You are a lucky man.......beautiful wife and beautiful family. The way of life that you are living brings back a lot of childhood memories growing up.
Thank you so much
HOW ADORABLE ARE YOU BOTH!!!!!! Thank you so much for this video...nice to know stuff about you both! LOVE YOUR HOUSE!!!!! Bless you BOTH!
thank you so much
I'm so glad I stumbled around & found y'all on here. What a perfect couple. I could watch your videos all day. You seem like such good country people. God bless your family & keep the videos coming.
Great job guys. It's refreshing to see young folks just be natural and not try to fake it up! You keep doing what your doing, keep that ox outta the ditch, keep the crows out of your corn, and the most important thing--- Keep your powder dry!! God bless and keep having fun!
NICE, you two have got something cool going here. Keep it up!
You two are the sweetest couple!! Such a joy seeing young folks farming and raising food for their families. Oh, one thing I didn't hear you mention but nearly all southerners grow...okra! I love that. Tell you something an old farmer once told me to produce a bumper crop. He said every day you pick an okra pod, cut off the lowest leaf. Keep doing that every time you gather it. That okra plant will grow so tall you finally can't reach the top. Mine look like trees they get so tall. And the best way to freeze okra is to bag it whole without washing it. Washing it causes freezer burn. When you take out a bag from freezer, then wash it and slice for frying. Tastes fresh that way.
They said Okra. Dad called it slimy
Living in paradise. Please never take it for granted. I grew up in the Appalachians in Tn, Va and I joined the military and of course that look me a million miles away from the life. Now I'm stuck in the city dealing with assholes every day. The only thing we can grow here in the desert is weeds and cactus.
Wow, she is ADORABLE. Lucky man, awesome family, awesome homestead!
It's a real treat to see y'all chatting with us, and a special treat to get to see and hear the elusive and charning Laken on one of your videos! She sould be on more of your videos.
You guys are first class. Thank you for making us feel warm and welcomed into your lives. Out of luck I saw your video recipe for biscuits and gravy and glad I "Clicked"!! All the best.
Yall need to try some purple hull peas or crowder peas. Speckled butter beans are awesome to. Originally from Paducah and have been gardening for 50 years. Y'all are a awesome couple glad to see yall have the good ol country ways of our ancestors ❤.
We love fried radishes. slice them thin and fry them in butter. If you haven't try them, hope you do .
God bless you!! Vic & Dave
David Brockman I am 82 years old and just found out how to eat radishes other than just cutting them up in a salad. I was raised in the country until I was 15, my Mom only washed them and put them in a little bowls on the table with meals.I will most certainly try frying them soon, thank you so much , God bless.
I went back in time watching you makin' biscuits and gravy. Momma made the gravy exactly that way and I never have been able to make mine come out without lumps. I learned how this mornin'!
It's a wondrous thing that you kids are preserving how to live off the land the old down-home way with dignity and respect.
I could go on and on, but just one little tidbit. I LOVE the kids "nicknames"! You are "two peas in a pod" with obvious love and Christian family values to be admired. Oops, that's five peas!
Your garden sounds just like my mom's when I was little! She did everything, canned, baked, froze...raised 6 kids AND worked 3rd shift as a CNA at our local hospital. I wish I was half the woman she was! I miss her every day!❤
May God bless you abundantly, you are an inspiration.You are a sweet, and wonderful couple, don’t change!
Thank you so much
Yall sound like good people of faith. Love it! May GOD bless you and your family.
Thank you so much! We are so blessed and give him all the glory
I pray that God blesses this Couple and everything they do and their family! They probably do not know how lucky they are living like they do, but GOD bless them!!!!!
You two kids are living and raising your kids the right way, the old way, the out of fashion way! Glad to see that there is still some common sense in this world - It's March 2019 when I am watching this - Jared's spring garden episodes have had me looking at non -GMO seeds, especially Kentucky Wonders, French breakfast radishes and onion sets.
It's great getting to know you a little through these videos.We , your cousins here in Ohio love to garden, too. Land is pretty flat here though When my Granny, Wilda Horn James, first moved to Ohio, she said she could see so far it gave her a headache .Lol!
Martie Ayres we love getting to know people on here!! I’m so used to these mountains I’d have trouble adjusting to flat land!
I grew up in Kentucky and my parents were exactly like you two. They made sure that we could all grow, preserve the veggies, fruits and berries. We can all also put meat on the table, livestock and wild game. Yes, the boys learned cooking and canning and us girls can hunt and trap. I am now 57 yo and have lived in a very big city up north for over 20 yrs. I still grow my own veggies and put some up for the winter but do not hunt. Thanks for the jaunt into my past.
I've been watching your alls channel for over a year now and I enjoy each video! Keep up the great work and sharing the love of family, garden and land 💕 God bless y'all keep safe and well 🙏❤🙏
OK; You got me. I shed a tear listening to Jared talk about his garden, and the way you talk. I love reading books of early American history. Life of Abe Lincoln when he was a rail splitter before he practiced law. Early American life of true pioneer people. Their hardships, babies lost, daily struggles. Simple ways and means. You sold corn and beans and a mule for your first guitar. Life isn't more humble and honest than that. But it's one thing to read about early American life, but here now in the 21sh century and with the technology of UA-cam, I can honestly say, my understanding of early American life of people is still ALIVE AND WELL after all this time. Your handed down family traditions are wonderful to observe. And now you want to teach your children farming life...it's just all so great. God be with you and your family forever. Thank you for sharing, and thank you for your wisdom.
Thank you so much!
Just came across your vids and I can't stop watching them. You are a precious
couple and remind me of my husband and I when we were married 27 years ago.
Thank you for sharing your journey with us and for being real and genuine. You are a breath of fresh
air. God Bless and Keep you and your family.
C Hamilton thank you so much! Thank you for coming to the channel! God Bless
tomatoes look like a heart when cut in half ,it has 4 champers and so does your heart!
It is a pleasure to see your family having respect and admiration for God's creations and living off the Land. I will never forget my experience in Eastern Kentucky. What a breath of fresh air to see a young family carry on the tradition of way of life. So humbling. May your family continue to be blessed.
Pretty interesting stuff you two do. Okra, Corn and Squash and cabbage, I can never get enough. You both are such a breath of fresh air, this makes my day.
Stumbled on your channel February 2020 with your Gravy making video. And I have been watching your vidoes ever since, like everything about you guys. Very down to earth folks that live like most have never experienced like my children. I remember going to my grandpas brothers which was a step back in time, Similar to your living and your vidoes bring back a lot of memories I've forgotten about. Just a slow way of living and having fun doing it. God Bless Fluty Lick and you two's family. Thank you for sharing your lives with us. I love it
Thank you so much!! God Bless
You are a really enjoyable couple to watch and listen to. Your gardening sounds a huge undertaking and will keep you busy the year round with the growing, cutting, bottling and storing. Good luck and good health to you both and the kids.
I remember when Blackberries and Wild strawberries grew everywhere in that area. My Grandmother was a Stepp and married my Pappy Ratcliff.
I’m subscribed, lovely family and the Glory of the Lord shines on your face. I can’t wait to make the biscuits and I’ve never seen gravy made like you made it. I love tomatoes too ~ Can I be adopted by your little family ❤️ May God Bless you
I am old now. But I remember my great grandmother and grandfather they mostly lived off the land. She made some wonderful hot 🔥 pickles 😋 and the best cornbread and biscuits on this side of the Pecos. She had a razor strap that hung on the wall she would say don't make me come after y'all 😂 but she never got it down.. I miss her.. don't loose what you got.. you got more riches can anyone God bless you and your family.. Thank you for the video..
Thank y’all for your wonderful videos! We enjoy them!
You 2 are precious,God bless, love ya
Ox in the ditch.😂 Crack me up. You guys are so cute. Love you guys💕
You guys are great!! Such a cute and polite couple.
Wow I just love y'all!! When I watched your video about apallachian biscuits I didn't see your faces n thought u guys may be closer to my age. ( Trust me I'm over 40, lol) but it wasn't your voices it was your knowledge of cooking n food that lead me to believe that. Then I watched this video n bless your hearts you guys are young!!! I absolutely LOVE your family,farm and way of life and how you're bringing your young'uns up!!! I love it, I'm a faithful subscriber now and look forward to more of your wonderful videos. God bless!! 🇺🇸❤️
Thank you so much
Auh Ya ...good people... A pleasure to stumble upon your channel.
Thank you so much!! God bless
Your family is great! Thank you!😀
I love tomatoes, fried tomatoes sprinkled with Parmesan cheese, and a pinch of salt with breakfast. Tomato and bacon sandwiches, club sandwiches. Have you ever made any Green Tomato Chow Chow? Your doing the right thing, everybody should be growing some of their own food.
Yea man we make it, we love it, we use. Green tomatoes, peppers, and onions in it
I love your videos. You are a wonderful family. I would love to see more. God bless you all. Ozarks, MO
I live in taneyville mo
Hi Folks I just saw your channel today and watched several of your videos . A real joy to see you. . I live in the far north of Ontario Canada and growing food here is a real challenge. Temperatures can be -40 and even -50 f. and our season is only about 70 days. First frost hits about first week or so of September and last frost is middle June. How interesting to see you 2500 miles away. I noticed some of your comments say Lincoln is not in many videos. Don't be shy, you did great as you relaxed and got going. Totally enjoyed the visit. all the very best to you and your family Paul subscribed
Hunt Shack Wilderness Experience thank you so much!! That’s a major difference from where we live! Canada looks like a beautiful place tho with lots of hunting and fishing!! Thank ya for watching!! God bless
Yes , every place has it's own beauty. There are more bears, moose, wolves, lynx, wolverine and many more critters here and the fishing is outstanding. Good to fill the freezer each year.A couple of the videos on my channel show my area and the facebook link has pictures of more. Looking forward to seeing more from you. atb Paul
Try making leather britches with them greasy beans best way to put them away and they look good hanging from the ceiling with everything else drying really enjoy your videos we live a lot alike God Bless
I like you two and all that you do.
Hey guys! I do enjoy your videos. You mentioned you hate working potatoes. I feel you on that. lol One thing my dad done that made digging them a lot easier was he would use a bull tongue plow pulled by our horse. Once he got rid of his horses, he started using his 4 wheeler to pull it and it does a good job too. I hope you see this and it might make digging your taters a little easier. God bless you and your family. Oh, and my dad used to deliver fuel down in Inez a lot back in the day when he worked for the 83 Gas and Grocery. It is a small gas station just over the VA line. He would deliver home heating fuel and fuel to oil rigs in that area. Thanks again!
I’ve used the bull tongue and 4 wheeler! Works great! Might break it out this year. I’ve got a potatoe plow for the tractor now too but can’t get it in a small patch
“When your ox is in the ditch, ya gotta get him out!” 😍
Awesome channel! You all are great! Everyone can learn so much about true homesteading from this channel. Please teach us everthing your parents taught you. I was raised in the city by my grandfather who grew up in the country eating, growing, and doing things like you all do.I was a teenager when he passed away and like a lot of kids I took things for granted and did not pay close attention to what he did. The things that you make and eat take me back to those days. Now I can pay more attention and learn from you. Again thank you for sharing with us how you live.
John Harley sounds like we have big shoes to fill! We really appreciate those kind words! We feel so blessed to be able to help teach people what we know and things we have learned! We all are guilty of taking things for granted as well! God bless you
John Harley also our grandparents impacted our lives a lot! Lakens grandpa was a big influence on her and a big jar of tomatoes juice takes her back to those times, and my grandpa taught me a lot about gardening and raising livestock and butchering!
My mouth watered listening to what you all like to eat and drink. Now you have to show us how to do it.
Thumbs Up !!...Looking forward too all the good stuff that's coming up..... you have a pretty daughter
glenn goodale lol who the gal in this video? That's my wife she's 7 years older than I am haha
Oh , I am sorry ....GOD bless your family
Fluty Lick Homestead that is funny buddy! Well in Glenn’s defense your wife does look young but on the other hand if she was 19 like she really looks like then that would make her a cradle robber since that would make you 12, and I don’t know too many 12 year olds that can grow a full beard and play the banjo as beautiful as you do.
Take care buddy!!!
Oh, I love your ceilings in the living room or dining room right behind you with the reclaim barn tin. Can you do s video of that one day please buddy. I was thinking about doing that in my dining room and I’d like to see How yours turned out
Don Pfeiffer haha thank ya!! I hear all the time how much older I look than her lol. And I'll do a video on the ceilings soon, I used that tin in about half the down stairs of the cabin! Cheap and easy!
Seriously you don't look that old !!! You both could be my Grand babies... lol ... now that's old !!!....the beard always makes men look more mature, but you don't look like your wife's father !!! Lol...you make a great couple !!!
I'm so excited to homestead in Eastern Kentucky. Moving there from Montana. Awesome video, you two!
I have to agree with Deep South Homestead. You both are very special together- Can I send my two daughters to your homestead and you can raise them to do all this work and with Joy..!!!
Asparagus, sunflower seeds, lufaspong gourd, pumkin, watermelon, cantaloupe, honeydew, garlic, all different spices and herbs
You guys look alike! I think y'all know a lot!!!👍👍👍
Great answers y'all, I love getting to know the people behind the channels this way!
Chuck
I aspire to live like the both of you. Y’all are fantastic human beings. I enjoyed the q and a!
thank you very much
What little I can see of your chairs brings back good memories for me of sittin around the table with my grand parents in their kitchen. The chair seat is hand weaved and I remember then being kinda itchy and the sound of my grandfathers chair creak as he would lend back in it. My grandfather passed away several years ago but my grandmother is still livin and still has them old chairs. We are also from Kentucky and I love watching your videos.
I just found your videos last night but I knew right away I WOULD ENJOY THEM. Would love to be there helping with the gardening. Too bad there are not more people in the world like the two of you. Reminds me of the saying "The salt of the earth". That is a complement by the way. LOL
Thank you so much!
You are such a beautiful family and you guys have a super great channel. Think I just watched an hours worth maybe more. I have to turn off because I'm born up north and miss the old wholesome ways. Trust me when I say societies are crumbling and it's a real blessing to see folks still living the good life. God bless your lives, animals, gardens and property.
Thank you so much for doing the video. You guys are so cute! ~Angela
River Mountain Homestead thank you for tagging us
you two are so sweet together!!!
thank you so much
I love family history also! It's so great to see young people raising their children well with love and teaching respect for family.
Florida weave is good way to trellis tomatoes peppers that kind thing. I also get the oldest round bales around lay them out in 10-15 ft layers sections on top each other throw those potatoes under that then I personally throw just a fine layer old broke down manure over the to just to make it dark inside let this potatoes grow.... no digging just reach in when they die back. I use red potatoes here in Missouri got 100 pounds from 5 pound seed potatoes
Hey neighbors I’m in burnside....love good ol KY and love to see youngens homesteading. Awesome video!
KIM TRIPP thank you very much!! I’ve been by burnside before!
Good advice . Thanks . Love your videos . I gardened a lot in the past . Kids are gone and married . I get my fresh foods from the Amish now . My mom made the best pear preserves . On home made biscuits , it's to die for . You didn't mention eggplant , l'm glad , l can't handle that vegetable . I live in Lyndon Ky outside Louisville . I learned so much from my dad and father in law . Great gardeners . Both gone now 😪 ps . Your a sweet couple , down to earth . You make me happy . God bless you real good too !
We really enjoyed your video! Y'all some good country people and down to earth! It's kind of funny but we were tagged by another channel today also. What can I say, we think its great! Amazed by how many different vegetables y'all grow, that is great! Y'all have a Blessed Night!
that is great! we love meeting everyone and building and growing each of our communities! we really appreciate it. we love growing a variety! bless yall
When I lived in Arkansas we planted potatoes on the full moon.🌕
You guys did a great job, and you grow a huge variety of things. I don't know about the ginseng, but I've foraged for berries, poke, lambsquarter, spring onions, maybe more. Also, found wild strawberries and raspberries in Minnesota. It's so fun picking food that's free that you didn't put any work into growing. My Grandma knew where to find morels, gooseberries, and all kinds of greens in the wild in northern Missouri. I love that you are so passionate about your gardening.
thank you! we love getting wild greens and berries! they are plentiful here. Morels are here but harder to find than the rest but well worth the effort!
It was great to learn more about you! Thanks for sharing!
Chicken Hues thank you!!!
Enjoyed the both of you doing the questioning session. Thanks for the videos and your time producing them. Y'all take care and God bless
We live up north and don’t have a long growin season but we grow tomatoes, beans, cucumbers, onions, taters, cabbage, green peppers and lettuce. Raised workin a garden. I make chow chow with my cabbage
It is cold here I'm glad ,Really hope y'all had A Merry Christmas and now New Year Coming up on us fast and want to Wish Y'all A Happy New Year and Love Your channel y'all have A Lovely Place Up there we are in Georgia , Thanks for sharing I know this is what I call re-run I still enjoy them ♥️😊🎶😇🎼....
please do more baking and cooking. I think your family is so beautiful. bread recipe please
Stoney ridge farms sent me here , y’all are cool👍🏻
I absolutely love this video!
I envy people like you.. great job
You guys seem to be very real people and fun to watch. Don't ever change. Be well.
Micro Homesteaders thank you so very much!
You two are adorable! I enjoy your videos so very much!
Hey guys great job, love your channel. Thanks for tagging me...
You folks are truly living God's sweetness, I hope you know Jesus in Spirit and in Truth.
They've talked about their faith. Of course they have it!!
Nice Vidja.. Nice people 👍🏼
Y’all are awesome!
Love the videos especially the cabin video
I love the fact you are doing this for your children. If you have farming in your blood, you will not fear the unknown. ;)
What a joyful video, just great. I can tell from the look
Of your facial skin how healthy you both are. It must be from all the natural food.
All the Best and Bless you both and the kids.
P.S. I really respect what you folks do. You have Faith, Grace and Humility. I wish you both were running the nation now.
BRADFORD ROE thank you so much!! God bless
Your video helped me answer a trivia question. I never knew what three sister plantings was until I watched your video. Evidently the native Americans used this planting style. Your videos are not only entertaining they are educational too. My husband is from Butchers Valley just outside of Rogersville TN. Love y’all such a sweet family and I love your lifestyle
You guys are awesome
Beautiful wife cute kids keep up the American southern way! 👍🏻
You two are adorable! What a beautiful family and beautiful life you all have. God bless!
Such a sweet couple/family. Being born and raised in Indiana you remind me of times past. Blessings!
We enjoy your videos. We are just getting started on UA-cam, Keep up the great work! God Bless
thank you so much, good luck to you with your channel. we love the community here on youtube. God bless
I just think yall are the best. I love that you do everything together! Your great role models for your children.
Thank you :)
lol.....just remembered ya tagged me....so funny at about 15 seconds your wife realized she was looking at the camera screen...I busted out laughing
Haha she was super nervous! She ain’t used to being in front of the camera.
I'm with you on the pickled Beets
Ain't nothin better than a mater sammich.
One slice of bread with butter and salt on it, and one slice of bread with mayonnaise and pepper, and thick ol slice a tomato in the middle... God bless
I just discovered your channel and find your family and way of life so amazing and the love you have for each other and your homestead is inspiring. I’m a Carolina girl living in New York City for the last 20 years. You’ve reminded me of my grandma’s cooking and I’m going to try to prepare some of your delicious recipes for my yankee friends. Will keep you posted. Keep up the great videos! ❤️
I worked at the farmers market with my grandfather when I was 10. I bought a very nice bicycle with my money one summer. I bagged so much fruit I did not even have to weight it. I could tell the weight just by picking it up. My husband and I are from west Tennessee. We are learning to grow our own food. And it’s a lot better than the stores. I love squash too. I wish I could make cornbread like my grandmother to go with it. It’s so awesome that you are teaching your children to garden. Thank you for the video and God bless you. Leslye
thank you so much!! nothing like childhood memories such as that!! God Bless
To echo the rest here, it's good to see y'all makin a move more towards the traditional ways: God, country and family. Keep up the good work!
You both are adorable. I will be watch in and learning some good cooking .thank you.😘💐