Touring the old Byrd Farm as we never have before... everyday we still uncover more and more... Help Save The Byrd House: www.paypal.me/rwrightphotography Mail: Sidestep Adventures PO Box 206 Waverly Hall, Georgia 31831
The decorated metal piece is the front piece of a wood burning stove, Some called them parlor stoves. I am 76yr.old and my grandmother had a stove with a front almost exactly the same. Keep on exploring young man. I love watching you. You bring back memories of our youth.
The other Robert reminds me so much of my Dad (also named Robert), full of jokes, common sense, curiosity, hard work. He died 6 years ago today. I love you guys. I look forward everyday to getting home from work and watching your videos.
I don’t know how the other Robert is related to you and “Grandpa” but he sure is a very cool guy. I just love his accent and cool comments.. he makes me smile a lot!!!!!🥰👍🏻
Like to see you Robert and Robert. Can’t describe how much fun it was to walk around with you. This world is in such a crazy mess this was a welcome respite,
Exactly! How I'd love to go down and help out! Then just take a break and breath in the history all around me listening to these two go on and on. The friendships I see in all the videos is so wonderful! I hope these guys know the wonderful spreading of more than history they are doing on the channels.
Good point, probably used for summer cooking, canning, meat processing, clothes washing etc. In older times those types of sheds were also used to make soap, process maple syrup up North and molasses down South.
@@shawnmullinsoutdoors There's no mistaking a smoke house. There was one on an old plantation I tramped around on during my misspent youth. It still smelled like country ham.
Man, you got your work cut out for you! The old wrench is called a "Stilson" wrench. The first pitchfork is a "sillage fork" The second one is a "manure fork". Good luck in your endeavors of the farm.👍✌️
Haha Cody was me in school I was always being told to stop talking & getting in trouble for talking 😂 The “my only shirt” on the other Robert had me dying 😂😂
That shirt just got to me (lol).... and then when Robert asked him if he was going to have to buy him another shirt.....Omg, I laughed so hard, my husband thought I'd lost my mind (had my headphones on at the time (lol). Anyhow, I love listening to these 2 banter back and fourth... a wealth of knowledge between them on these old places... they keep your imagination wondering, even if they aren't sure what an object is or was used for.... it does open things up for your own imagination to just run wild ;) Take care everyone and be safe out there no matter what your into whether it's adventuring or just going to the store for something!!!!
Just love this! I hope "Hop-Along Robert" will heal quickly and Cody...be good! This property is wonderful and exploring it this way is amazing! Thank you!!
The other Robert is such a nice guy, I hope that your ankle heals quickly. You two make a great team, I love watching you, you make me laugh and the other Robert is always finding something interesting. Where can we send shirts? 😊
Beings you're in the south, that building you just discovered recently given the age of the house was probably a summer kitchen that they also used for a wash house having firewood put under the lean-to. That's why it's so close to the house you'll probably find clothesline poles and a outhouse nearby.
A trip across country would be worth it just to talk to the "other Robert" all day and hear, "That's some good junk!" But then I'd end up coming home with a new kitty. Lol..he's a smooth talker! 😅
I love all this, the old Farm, clearing it up. the old tractor and the pickup. I like the walk a rounds as well. I enjoy the history as well. What a great series!
I just adore y'all. I love what y'all are doing and I appreciate what all do with the cemeteries. Much respect to ALL of Sidestep Adventures and to the patreons. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I'm not sure where you live right now but if it was me, I'd be trying to fix up that old home place and move there. The land, the home, everything is just beautiful!
I just love THE OTHER ROBERT he is slapside funny in the way he knows but acts like he don't. Yall have fun together and yet get the job done. Be safe and watch stepping on them there ratllingsnakes.
I am so hooked on this. You're doing such a great job. I hate they put in the different windows and the awful jalousie window panes in the door and window . Probably helped with circulation, but they're a security nightmare and ugly as sin. Really hope you find something period original to put in. Than you so much for saving this farm and sharing the journey with those of us who are shut in.
Thank for the tour. It was great to see all that you have done so far instead of how hard you (and Cody and the others) have just worked in one area. You all are awesome..especially the other Robert and Cody)!!!!
Frank Forest got it, it’s a. “ stillson”. That’s what we called it in the oil patch. Also there was “Ridgid” brand pipe wrench almost one in the same. Never saw the name “Stillson’” but Google shows one of their pipe wrenches. 👍👍👍
I love seeing that bright green tshirt! Take care of that ankle Other Robert! And bravo, Robert, for all your hard work! House is visible!! Yay!! Now let’s go in it.
Be sure and save all the bricks. I collected from all over Fort Worth to dry lay walkways and surrounds for flower beds at this 1924 Craftsman Bungalow. (edit, I don't use the ones with holes, just the old solid ones.)
I am loving your videos/vlog of this old farm...you 2 are so much fun...and knowledgeable...could listen to "the other Robert" talk all day...he is such a hoot!...love you guys...wishing you all much-continued success
That's definitely sawn wood from a lumber mill--you can see the circular cut marks on it. I was also thinking that the shed might be a summer cooking shed or maybe a place to do laundry.
Thank you for the update on the Byrd project and some laughs ! Take care , stay safe and healthy with whatever you guys maybe doing next ! Doing well here in Kansas .
Just found your channel, and really enjoying watching it. Loved this tour with the other Robert and all the great treasure you've found so far. Thanks for taking us along!! 🤣😁
Love seeing the other Robert there with you at the house, he's a very knowledged guy as you are Robert, love hearing you two talking, a mind of information between you. You've done so much to this property already Robert, it's coming along nicely, well done, love watching the progress of this beautiful place, thank you for sharing it with us, I look forward to each and every video.
Oh Robert, all that beautiful history and that gorgeous old fireplace surround. What a privelidge to be there. You have certainly worked hard clearing all that space. Would love to have seen photos of how it used to be. Look forward to the next episode.
I can't believe Cody got into trouble, not Cody! Yes you sure have cleaned a lot of trees and brush out and made lots of roadways. Had a few giggles in this video .But I would love to see inside the house.
You've got yourself a nice project there. There are a lot of over grown old farmsteads out there being reclaimed as more and more people are moving back to the land. Thanks for sharing this video. I enjoyed it.
Wow! You revealed plenty of things from the past.. even that fence i never notice before , and thats my favorite shirt too its becoming more iconic. Keep it up.. thanks a lot
Congrats on the Property Robert. It’s a Beautiful Place! Enjoyed the tour! I used to enjoy the freedom of the Bushhog too! Spent many hours on my little International mowing! Stay safe out yonder in the Wild! 😊
Watching this again really brings home how much hard work you have done in the last two years. You have done an amazing job and I can't wait to see what you do next.
I love watching all of the exploration, reminds me of my mom and aunts going thru old houses . I would say on the scallops of the trim that the more round ones were where They began. It would be easier to do the sharper looking ones .
Hi WYS👋🏻! I am enjoying your work on this incredible restoration project! Also this Robert is such a character ! Just love the hysterical thing he says ! Loved the front of the fireplace stove he pulled out of the canning shed!
Still binge watching the old Bird farm. Love watching the adventures with the other Robert hope he got him self a new shirt for Christmas. 😂 wow love the interesting fines, especially the fireplace iron(parlor, stove ) December 31, 1881.
Touring the old Byrd Farm as we never have before... everyday we still uncover more and more...
Help Save The Byrd House: www.paypal.me/rwrightphotography
Mail:
Sidestep Adventures
PO Box 206
Waverly Hall, Georgia
31831
Awesome place!!
I just love "the other Robert"
@@DramaMustRemainOnTheStage me too
This is an awesome video!
Nice haircut 👍 btw.
I've been wanting to comment on it but I kept forgetting. Lol. Looking good
The decorated metal piece is the front piece of a wood burning stove, Some called them parlor stoves. I am 76yr.old and my grandmother had a stove with a front almost exactly the same. Keep on exploring young man. I love watching you. You bring back memories of our youth.
I agree. I've seen some in a very old catalog. They were beautiful!
The other Robert reminds me so much of my Dad (also named Robert), full of jokes, common sense, curiosity, hard work. He died 6 years ago today. I love you guys. I look forward everyday to getting home from work and watching your videos.
I don’t know how the other Robert is related to you and “Grandpa” but he sure is a very cool guy. I just love his accent and cool comments.. he makes me smile a lot!!!!!🥰👍🏻
Like to see you Robert and Robert. Can’t describe how much fun it was to walk around with you. This world is in such a crazy mess this was a welcome respite,
Yes, The other Robert is a good addition to the explorations. I assumed he had stacks of those green shirts. Now I see there was only one. ;^ }
You guys are hilarious! I felt like I was right there with you just walkin along....what a great place!
Exactly! How I'd love to go down and help out! Then just take a break and breath in the history all around me listening to these two go on and on. The friendships I see in all the videos is so wonderful! I hope these guys know the wonderful spreading of more than history they are doing on the channels.
That outbuilding could have been a summer kitchen. They used those to keep from heating up the house while cooking during the summer months.
And canning!
Good point, probably used for summer cooking, canning, meat processing, clothes washing etc. In older times those types of sheds were also used to make soap, process maple syrup up North and molasses down South.
I was thinking it might be a smoke house
@@shawnmullinsoutdoors Too big.
@@shawnmullinsoutdoors There's no mistaking a smoke house. There was one on an old plantation I tramped around on during my misspent youth. It still smelled like country ham.
You and the other Robert make a good team. I enjoy listening to your comments.
OH HELL, YEAH... You've found an original fireplace surround from the main house! Get that rust off!!!!!
That was my guess also a fireplace rim. :-)
It's beautiful
I was thinking fireplace or fancy wood stove, since it was kinda short.
You're all wrong it's part of a fireplace.
exactly. Neat stuff
Man, you got your work cut out for you! The old wrench is called a "Stilson" wrench. The first pitchfork is a "sillage fork"
The second one is a "manure fork". Good luck in your endeavors of the farm.👍✌️
I was going to call it “ monkey wrench” but I saw your comment.. it saved me from giving false information.
This guy is so funny he make my day Robert an Robert
Have a great day
Haha Cody was me in school I was always being told to stop talking & getting in trouble for talking 😂
The “my only shirt” on the other Robert had me dying 😂😂
That shirt just got to me (lol).... and then when Robert asked him if he was going to have to buy him another shirt.....Omg, I laughed so hard, my husband thought I'd lost my mind (had my headphones on at the time (lol). Anyhow, I love listening to these 2 banter back and fourth... a wealth of knowledge between them on these old places... they keep your imagination wondering, even if they aren't sure what an object is or was used for.... it does open things up for your own imagination to just run wild ;) Take care everyone and be safe out there no matter what your into whether it's adventuring or just going to the store for something!!!!
“Grandpa always said...” classic other Robert 😂
Just love this! I hope "Hop-Along Robert" will heal quickly and Cody...be good! This property is wonderful and exploring it this way is amazing! Thank you!!
The other Robert is such a nice guy, I hope that your ankle heals quickly. You two make a great team, I love watching you, you make me laugh and the other Robert is always finding something interesting. Where can we send shirts? 😊
My first time watching. Grandpa is a hoot and y'all's relationship is amazing
Love “the other Robert” t-shirt! Too funny. It looks like a fireplace frame. Love all you are doing on the old house.
We love " the other Robert " ! Include him in more of your videos : ) Love your vids Robert ! Thank you much !
What part of Georgia is this?
Beautiful piece of property
Coming from England, it looks like a piece from the front of a Fireplace.
Yes, I agree the front surrounds of a fireplace..
When do we get to see the inside of the house? :)
I really like this sweet man. Bless him I bet he can tell some tales❤
Wonder to see the other Robert, sorry to hear he hurt himself. You too are so funny, you had me laughing.
That dissimilar fascia board was probably mill seconds because the lathe pattern was changed out before the board was completely cut.
Thanks for pointing that out.
So sorry for your loss. I lost my wonderful loving Granny in the 1970 ties. I still miss her.
Aww...dont be hating on Wisteria! It is SO beautiful and easy to tame if you give it a strong pergola to grow on!
Robert , you're so lucky to have an neighbor like Robert .. a fine link ... what a great guy .
Beings you're in the south, that building you just discovered recently given the age of the house was probably a summer kitchen that they also used for a wash house having firewood put under the lean-to. That's why it's so close to the house you'll probably find clothesline poles and a outhouse nearby.
A trip across country would be worth it just to talk to the "other Robert" all day and hear, "That's some good junk!" But then I'd end up coming home with a new kitty. Lol..he's a smooth talker! 😅
And the winning lottery numbers which the kitten will provide! 🤣🤣🤣these guys are great.
I can't wait to see the inside of the house.
Other Robert reminds me of Yoda shuffling around poking at everything will his stick 😁
🤣💀
I just admire your relationship with the other Robert, just a beautiful place you have lots of work ahead but it will be well worth it! ☺️
Love your videos Love you guys praying for your ankle God Bless
You two are so much fun together!! Good work you've done to this property!! Will follow along curiously
I love all this, the old Farm, clearing it up. the old tractor and the pickup. I like the walk a rounds as well. I enjoy the history as well. What a great series!
I just adore y'all. I love what y'all are doing and I appreciate what all do with the cemeteries. Much respect to ALL of Sidestep Adventures and to the patreons. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I would be just like him , looking & digging through everything!!
Love to go treasure hunting ❤️❤️
fireplace , the metal he pulled out of the canning shed
part of an old wood stove?
I'm not sure where you live right now but if it was me, I'd be trying to fix up that old home place and move there. The land, the home, everything is just beautiful!
I just love THE OTHER ROBERT he is slapside funny in the way he knows but acts like he don't.
Yall have fun together and yet get the job done.
Be safe and watch stepping on them there ratllingsnakes.
He need his own channel, called slap side adventures 😂
I am so hooked on this. You're doing such a great job. I hate they put in the different windows and the awful jalousie window panes in the door and window . Probably helped with circulation, but they're a security nightmare and ugly as sin. Really hope you find something period original to put in. Than you so much for saving this farm and sharing the journey with those of us who are shut in.
Thank for the tour. It was great to see all that you have done so far instead of how hard you (and Cody and the others) have just worked in one area. You all are awesome..especially the other Robert and Cody)!!!!
We need to buy the other Robert another shirt! Lol 😅😂!! I would like to meet grandpa.🤣
It’s so interesting and beautiful. Can’t wait to see more of the old house.
This is my favorite video in the series. Good job.
Frank Forest got it, it’s a. “ stillson”. That’s what we called it in the oil patch. Also there was “Ridgid” brand pipe wrench almost one in the same. Never saw the name “Stillson’” but Google shows one of their pipe wrenches. 👍👍👍
Love the seeing the Robert and other Robert together.
Love your video's Robert ! Thank you very much, greetings from The Netherlands
I love seeing that bright green tshirt! Take care of that ankle Other Robert!
And bravo, Robert, for all your hard work! House is visible!! Yay!! Now let’s go in it.
I absolutely love Robert and how excited he gets about things!
I keep making comments but this place is so beautiful want to watch until all restored. Just wonderful. God bless you all.
Love the property, seems so nice and quiet!
Went on fireplace? You should use a drone to see what is on the property that you have missed. Have you found a cemetary on the property?
Great idea ! I love the views from drones!
Oh wow! Wouldn't that be awesome if he did?!☺
Actually a burial place is only a cemetary if it is adjacent to a church otherwise it is a graveyard. Interesting isn't it?
Be sure and save all the bricks. I collected from all over Fort Worth to dry lay walkways and surrounds for flower beds at this 1924 Craftsman Bungalow. (edit, I don't use the ones with holes, just the old solid ones.)
I did the same thing in New Braunfels, Katherine.
I love this channel and both Robert's but the "other" Robert is just the best. I could listen to him for hours.
Love you two. Best channel ever.
Good to see Robert again, what a wonderful job you have done outside
They started with clam shell cut and then said the heck with this and finished with straight cuts.
My thought as well!
I'm wondering if it might have been a salesman's sample.🤔
I wish I had a good, caring, hard working friend like The Other Robert. Y'all make my heart happy.
I am loving your videos/vlog of this old farm...you 2 are so much fun...and knowledgeable...could listen to "the other Robert" talk all day...he is such a hoot!...love you guys...wishing you all much-continued success
Old Robert loves that walking stick!! Been in a lot of videos!! Love you all!! Tamsen Roberts in Riverside California
So cool. It is fun finding all the old stuff. Did show us the old picture of the place?
I love it when you guys say " Grandpa says or said whatever says or said " just makes me laugh thinking of my grandpa many years ago !
Loved this video and conversation with Robert. Wealth of knowledge
That's definitely sawn wood from a lumber mill--you can see the circular cut marks on it. I was also thinking that the shed might be a summer cooking shed or maybe a place to do laundry.
Yes, you are right about the saw marks. You have a good eye.
2 Roberts together make a great video loved it and again can see changes Hope his ankles better soon so he can keep you focused :)
Thank you for the update on the Byrd project and some laughs ! Take care , stay safe and healthy with whatever you guys maybe doing next ! Doing well here in Kansas .
Absolutely loving this site, thank you for sharing! Can't wait to see more videos showing your progress
He’s a character! Love it
Just found your channel, and really enjoying watching it. Loved this tour with the other Robert and all the great treasure you've found so far. Thanks for taking us along!! 🤣😁
Love seeing the other Robert there with you at the house, he's a very knowledged guy as you are Robert, love hearing you two talking, a mind of information between you. You've done so much to this property already Robert, it's coming along nicely, well done, love watching the progress of this beautiful place, thank you for sharing it with us, I look forward to each and every video.
Wonderful video opening up the past to the present!
A great wander around the property with many questions answered.
Wow! Cool old house. Can’t wait to see it finished❤️
Awesome Job Robert!!! And I love the “other Roberts” shirt!! He sure has a great sense of humor!! Actually it should have said my only outfit!!! Lol!!
Glad you are bringing back a piece of local history.
When are you going to go inside the house and show us what there aren't you curious?
He's saving it... 😏
It's called click bait. I love the suspense.
I've already asked him that twice. No answer. If he's going to save the house I'd think he'd give it priority before it falls down.
@@susanschultz1762 he needs too love videos like that
Best to clear all the outside first, a lot of what is destroying the house.
What an amazing difference!
I'm salivating over the treasures you have found👍
Great video. I loved every minute of it
Love to see the old homes and grave yards that y'all go to keep up the good work and God bless you
Oh Robert, all that beautiful history and that gorgeous old fireplace surround. What a privelidge to be there. You have certainly worked hard clearing all that space. Would love to have seen photos of how it used to be. Look forward to the next episode.
I can't believe Cody got into trouble, not Cody! Yes you sure have cleaned a lot of trees and brush out and made lots of roadways. Had a few giggles in this video .But I would love to see inside the house.
What a beautiful walk through the woods! I so enjoyed this video. You guys are funny. Lord bless y'all.
You've got yourself a nice project there. There are a lot of over grown old farmsteads out there being reclaimed as more and more people are moving back to the land. Thanks for sharing this video. I enjoyed it.
Your hard work is evident on the farm Robert!
Wow! You revealed plenty of things from the past.. even that fence i never notice before , and thats my favorite shirt too its becoming more iconic. Keep it up.. thanks a lot
Y'all are so funny. Loved the tour.
A great video. This house and property is fascinating.
Congrats on the Property Robert. It’s a Beautiful Place! Enjoyed the tour! I used to enjoy the freedom of the Bushhog too! Spent many hours on my little International mowing! Stay safe out yonder in the Wild! 😊
Watching this again really brings home how much hard work you have done in the last two years. You have done an amazing job and I can't wait to see what you do next.
Found you guys recently. Really enjoying your explorations!
WoW what a difference. Well done. 🌳🌿🌳🌿🌳
Congrats, With this Lovely,Old Farm..Lots Of Luck to You..
I love watching all of the exploration, reminds me of my mom and aunts going thru old houses .
I would say on the scallops of the trim that the more round ones were where They began. It would be easier to do the sharper looking ones .
Love watching your videos. I find this stuff so cool. Cant wait to see the finshed product.
You two are too much. Great video. Love to see the updates.
Hi WYS👋🏻! I am enjoying your work on this incredible restoration project! Also this Robert is such a character ! Just love the hysterical thing he says ! Loved the front of the fireplace stove he pulled out of the canning shed!
I enjoyed every minute!!!
Still binge watching the old Bird farm. Love watching the adventures with the other Robert hope he got him self a new shirt for Christmas. 😂 wow love the interesting fines, especially the fireplace iron(parlor, stove ) December 31, 1881.
That building could be what they called the summer kitchen. In was used in summer to keep from heating up the house