Kindly support my channel by ordering awesome CANDLES, HERBAL SUPPLEMENTS, and TEAS from CampfireShoppe.com 100% of the profits supports my research and productions. Interested in books about the architecture and history of the Dakota, Friar Park, and Tittenhurst Park? I've written a bunch about them. You can find all of them on Amazon and elsewhere. Buying my books helps support my research and productions. Thank you! tinyurl.com/DakotaHistoryCardinal.
Oh wow - I heard you discussing with Andrew about a man who builds cabinets and had huge slabs of wood he had found. We spent a day in Swannanoa three years ago with an older guy who had an amazing LIVE EDGE wood shop in town. I was able to locate his shop in a video and it was walls only. I’m really hoping this is one and the same guy as our hearts have been hurting for him having lost every thing as per the glimpses I caught of his place in a video about Swannanoa. 💕 prayers for everyone up there! 💕
Meet a BRAVE Volunteer Helping Restore North Carolina Town After Hurricane Helene Encounter with a Valiant Volunteer Assisting in the Rehabilitation of a North Carolina Town Following the Devastation of Hurricane Helene 0:17: 🌪 Volunteer efforts in North Carolina post-Hurricane Helene highlighted, including animal fostering and media coverage challenges. 0:17: Challenges in media coverage for the devastation in North Carolina post-hurricane. 0:25: Utilization of social media to share footage and connect with affected individuals. 0:45: Volunteers are helping with animal fostering amidst overwhelmed shelters. 0:58: Efforts to connect lost pets with owners through social media platforms. 1:09: Travel difficulties faced by volunteers coming from Savannah to North Carolina. 01:21: 🌊 Community members work together to recover belongings and restore homes post-hurricane. 01:21: Volunteers are cleaning up Dunkin Donuts Park and trying to return things to normalcy. 01:36: Residents can smell something in the mud and dirt, indicating the extent of the damage. 01:49: A woman's house served as a drop-off point for flood debris, with unfamiliar items being found. 02:06: A cabinet maker lost his wooden slabs in the flood, but is now salvaging what he can. 02:35: The waterline on a building shows the height of the flood, emphasizing the destruction caused. 2:50: 🌊 Encounter with a volunteer helping post-hurricane restoration in North Carolina town. 2:50: Volunteer staying near Restoration Church, unaffiliated, part of a pressure washing group. 3:17: Group members rotating in and out for 8-day shifts, unable to stay longer due to commitments. 3:37: Engagement in community efforts without early voting, focused on restoration work. 3:43: Introduction between Andrew and the speaker, heading off for a conversation. Recapped th-cam.com/video/7hIITianH7A/w-d-xo.html using Tammy AI
Kindly support my channel by ordering awesome CANDLES, HERBAL SUPPLEMENTS, and TEAS from CampfireShoppe.com 100% of the profits supports my research and productions. Interested in books about the architecture and history of the Dakota, Friar Park, and Tittenhurst Park? I've written a bunch about them. You can find all of them on Amazon and elsewhere. Buying my books helps support my research and productions. Thank you! tinyurl.com/DakotaHistoryCardinal.
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Oh wow - I heard you discussing with Andrew about a man who builds cabinets and had huge slabs of wood he had found. We spent a day in Swannanoa three years ago with an older guy who had an amazing LIVE EDGE wood shop in town. I was able to locate his shop in a video and it was walls only. I’m really hoping this is one and the same guy as our hearts have been hurting for him having lost every thing as per the glimpses I caught of his place in a video about Swannanoa. 💕 prayers for everyone up there! 💕
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Meet a BRAVE Volunteer Helping Restore North Carolina Town After Hurricane Helene
Encounter with a Valiant Volunteer Assisting in the Rehabilitation of a North Carolina Town Following the Devastation of Hurricane Helene
0:17: 🌪 Volunteer efforts in North Carolina post-Hurricane Helene highlighted, including animal fostering and media coverage challenges.
0:17: Challenges in media coverage for the devastation in North Carolina post-hurricane.
0:25: Utilization of social media to share footage and connect with affected individuals.
0:45: Volunteers are helping with animal fostering amidst overwhelmed shelters.
0:58: Efforts to connect lost pets with owners through social media platforms.
1:09: Travel difficulties faced by volunteers coming from Savannah to North Carolina.
01:21: 🌊 Community members work together to recover belongings and restore homes post-hurricane.
01:21: Volunteers are cleaning up Dunkin Donuts Park and trying to return things to normalcy.
01:36: Residents can smell something in the mud and dirt, indicating the extent of the damage.
01:49: A woman's house served as a drop-off point for flood debris, with unfamiliar items being found.
02:06: A cabinet maker lost his wooden slabs in the flood, but is now salvaging what he can.
02:35: The waterline on a building shows the height of the flood, emphasizing the destruction caused.
2:50: 🌊 Encounter with a volunteer helping post-hurricane restoration in North Carolina town.
2:50: Volunteer staying near Restoration Church, unaffiliated, part of a pressure washing group.
3:17: Group members rotating in and out for 8-day shifts, unable to stay longer due to commitments.
3:37: Engagement in community efforts without early voting, focused on restoration work.
3:43: Introduction between Andrew and the speaker, heading off for a conversation.
Recapped th-cam.com/video/7hIITianH7A/w-d-xo.html using Tammy AI