Solo Snowstorm Comfort: Solitude and Wonder in Appalachia’s Indian Tree Wilds
Some of you will say, hey I’ve seen this before! Nah, not this one you haven’t - because this is the first time I’ve ever included the entirety of this outing into a single video. Until now, the only version available was broken into two parts.
Even though some folks might have seen parts of it before, millions of other people haven’t, so it was important for me to recut it as this Full, Condensed version that stays under an hour in runtime.
Soon, I’ll publish the Full, Extended version as well, which adds another hour more to the runtime.
I think I found my grandpa reincarnated online - which is strange, since this guy seems to be only thirty years or so younger than my grandpa would be today.
Anyway, the guy talks like us, acts like us. “I don’t think it’ll kill nobody” made me laugh out loud, because that’s our attitude as we continue scarfing down some thing we don’t like but that is technically edible and nutritious.
I’m caught in a two-week black hole of commitments and obligations, so I haven’t been able to be very active here or upload new stuff. But I can already see the light at the end of the tunnel.
Check out this valley. Does it call to you?
A moment of joy for myself - a milestone - but also an opportunity for me to reaffirm my appreciation for those of you who have been with me since the beginning. @GHuns @Swerth @Hepburn99 immediately come to mind. You guys have been undeservingly good to me the past couple of years.
You were interested in what I was putting out, and talking about, even during the stretches when nobody else cared or was listening, and when the channel was going completely overlooked.
There were many months - long stretches when I simply couldn’t devote lots of time or attention to The Practical Woodsman, because of personal life obligations, so I just did what I could, and it was you three that especially showed me undeserved support during those times.
I just want to tell the three of you how much I appreciate your support. All three of you have more to offer than I do on many of the topics I highlight on The Practical Woodsman, and I am not deserving of your support. I should actually be learning from ...
