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Love the Druken Sailor tune🤗

Stumbling around alone in an abandoned Hoodoo town is unwise

very interesting, thanks for sharing

interesting place for sure, awesome finds

The large boulders are glacial erratics. Enormous rocks deposited by retreating glaciers.

Love the hawk rock ! ✨

that could have been built by anyone anytime. I would guess not all that old.

It would be nice if you made a close up of names and dates at that cemetery. You just moved camera too fast I could not see if there was any of my family there.

People who grow food take stones that stop their plowing to where it can serve a better purpose.

Northern river stone is the same across the atlantic. Im sure it felt like raw untapped home to the immigrants. Stacking it is pure learn the hard way, this side or that.

I say it was the Scandinavians.

The problem is that anyone who has ever worked with stone this size knows perfectly well. 1. The roof slabs are incredibly rare and unimaginably heavy. No one would go thru this kind of effort without a very strong definitive purpose. Secondly, to hoist those multi-ton larger rocks in the higher sections of the walls, you would have needed extremely heavy duty tackle and ropes. Only the Navy had any experience with this type of activity in the early centuries of this country's history. It is well beyond the resources of time, money and effort for any farmer to take on such a project, not to mention indigenous populations. This is a mystery that cannot be explained with our current knowlege of physics. Leave it at that.

Way da go Moss man dynamite

Great video going exploring their soon

The rocks in the trees are intriguing

Timeline 7.49 I see something tiny transparent creature popping around 😅 I wonder 😅what that could be ?

Lap siding--milled: barn probably was built early 20th century, maybe 'teens or even 1920s.

Turkey buzzards at barn, not turkeys.

Ireland and England just look at the facts about those they were built by same people the celts

The tombstones that you mentioned were a good number of them and close together, most likely are infants, you can tell by the size of the plots. If you're in the area, go to the main county library and it will have a room dedicated to genealogy and county cemetery records. You can also look the cemetery up on Findagrave. It's amazing how many people are using the lake or other public grounds, and they don't realize the history that they are passing by.

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unless those stones are footholds, to climb the tree.

Would be interesting to see if the road comes out beyond the water...

May have been locust you heard.they rarely hush .

Je viens de découvrir votre chaîne et je m'abonne de suite . Très intéressant . J'ai des amis en Caroline du Nord, mais j'y suis pas encore allée . Merci pour ces découvertes, sans musique sans vacarme que j'ai beaucoup apprécié .

Nice adventure! I love Uwharrie in the winter, temps are manageable and no bugs.

This is an amazing wouldn't want to be there at night

RIP Daniel 💙🙏🙏🕊️🕊️

What happend

Love Bo! So inquisitive! ❤️

Love walking through old cemeteries. I once read a headstone that said ~ Remember friends as you walk by as you are now so once was I as I am now so you shall be prepare for death & follow me..Spooky! I was maybe 11 yrs old when I read that. I never forgot it! Great video with much respect. Thank you for sharing your experience!

Sorry. What hapenned to him?

This is so great! Thanks for taking us along. ❤

Very old baby graves.

I just stumbled across your page I like your content history is my favourite subject so I subscribed Wow what a beautiful big tree and beautiful place 😊 from 🇦🇺🦘🐨

They are just so old that that the weather has worn them down to nothing.

I have been there.

That building looks to.e a tobacco. Dry house

Fun explore, I would turn on EVP and see what you get. In some videos I've watched when they are in mines is they act like the worker and call out . Pretty neat returns on EVP.

Sounds like cicadas

Thank you to all of those who mentioned slavery and native Americans who don’t like to be called Americans; they like to be called native or Indian. But I will say slaves and natives built this land no and if buts. So when you are traveling any of the roads in the south or certain parts of the north, especially the Midwest and New England, and the very top of East Coast; remember, natives and slaves built his land. The Europeans and other individuals like the Spaniards and other countries came over to the Americas and took over. So we need to give credit where credit is due. I do like the fact that you dedicated your video to Daniel, that’s the only memorial that you saw with a name on it. But you did not see all of the slave & the native graves. My ancestors, both slaves and Indian people had this land first and navigated this land and plowed this land off of their backs and feet.

Love the birds! Nice woodland trai! And very green and gorgeous.

Do keep in mind that Blackbeard(Edward Teach[Thatch]) made his home in Bath North Carolina, about 45mins north of Jacksonville, and often used the Topsail inlet. North Carolina has some of the oldest graveyards in our countries history because North Carolina was a "Profit State" so it had many farmworkers and land owners, so there are cemeteries all over North Carolina starting late 1600s for European settlers. Having been born and raised and still reside in my original hometown. North Carolina is full of fascinating history, and there's a lot of things and people in the ground that nature has taken over, plus here in Brunswick county, they found ancient beads used for trade typically by the inuit people who crossed the Bering Sea when it had was a land bridge, it is now the Aleutian Islands, so that gives even more credence to the history of this state. If been to Falls lake and the Neuse River many times.

Luv these kinds of videos . . .. since I’m recovering from my leg & ankle surgery.. I have lots of time to catch up on all your videos !!! Ty for them all & be & stay safe … hope to be able to walk & venture out like you my friend !!

Your channel popped up .. clicked liked & sub !!!.. rip to all .. & Daniel .. had tears in my eyes when I read what his mom wrote .. condolences to the Goliath family & friends .. 🙏🏽❤️🥺💐..

Great video! New subscriber!!

Daniel was a great person . Him & a lot of our friends used to hang out there & try to grill out a bit :) . He will be forever missed .

We miss you Daniel! One of the best humans 🖤