Regardless of being used in the movie, these old barns are quite the feats of engineering. There are many great old barns in my area, but more are coming down by choice or in storms. Much like churches, we are just not seeing building being built now like this, they are being replaced with very bland boring generic ones, and a lot of pre -engineered kit coveralls etc. You know the funny part, a lot of these buildings still stand today, and were built long before we had building permits, inspectors, graded lumber. The older generations knew what they were doing and didn’t need to have their hand held or slapped by someone with a clipboard.
That was cool! Although I’ve never seen Days of Thunder, not a big Cruise fan but I do love the behind the scenes info. For a minute there I thought you might be doing a “ghost hunter” segment. 🤣🤣🤣 JK Hope to see you soon bro! Stay safe T-Squad!!
lol Thanks, funny that you say that, Lexi and I filmed with a channel called Overnight, we spent 6 hours from 10:00am until 4:00am at Waverly Hills Sanatorium, in Louisville, for her birthday. We made the video, we are in several scenes. here's a scene th-cam.com/video/ZZhTlakPllU/w-d-xo.html
I'm from Mooresville and live in Myrtle Beach now but few years back they where there. If it's still open. It's weird how in the movie that barn was surrounded by fields and now it's the busiest part of Mooresville and the barn still stands. Used to couple years ago a guy was selling Christmas trees there. I'm not sure if he still does
It's blurred out. If Angelo Blurred it out it must have been bad. Angelo doesn't seem like the person to Promote that stuff. Whatever it said. Good catch.
Regardless of being used in the movie, these old barns are quite the feats of engineering. There are many great old barns in my area, but more are coming down by choice or in storms. Much like churches, we are just not seeing building being built now like this, they are being replaced with very bland boring generic ones, and a lot of pre -engineered kit coveralls etc. You know the funny part, a lot of these buildings still stand today, and were built long before we had building permits, inspectors, graded lumber. The older generations knew what they were doing and didn’t need to have their hand held or slapped by someone with a clipboard.
That was cool! Although I’ve never seen Days of Thunder, not a big Cruise fan but I do love the behind the scenes info. For a minute there I thought you might be doing a “ghost hunter” segment. 🤣🤣🤣 JK
Hope to see you soon bro! Stay safe T-Squad!!
lol Thanks, funny that you say that, Lexi and I filmed with a channel called Overnight, we spent 6 hours from 10:00am until 4:00am at Waverly Hills Sanatorium, in Louisville, for her birthday. We made the video, we are in several scenes. here's a scene th-cam.com/video/ZZhTlakPllU/w-d-xo.html
Cole Trickler??
I love filming locations. I'm seeing a trend?????? I'll keep watching, get more out there your pretty good at it.
If you go to the museum a mile down the road it should have the Taurus and lumina that Cole and Rowdy tore up driving to dinner in it
Oh man. I DId NOT KNOW THAT. thanks for sharing.
I'm from Mooresville and live in Myrtle Beach now but few years back they where there. If it's still open. It's weird how in the movie that barn was surrounded by fields and now it's the busiest part of Mooresville and the barn still stands. Used to couple years ago a guy was selling Christmas trees there. I'm not sure if he still does
did you see what it says on thoses BRICKS ???????????????????????
Gosh I did not see that, I just blurred it. Thank you for the heads up.
It's blurred out. If Angelo Blurred it out it must have been bad. Angelo doesn't seem like the person to
Promote that stuff. Whatever it said. Good catch.
@@jeffmartin8438 its not blurred out you can plainly see it
No. Once I noticed I blurred it out. Like I said. Thanks for the heads up.