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Wow, that is one hell of a tree! Someone could move in and build a house (again) near that, but not too near, just to have that as the centerpiece in their back yard!
This is a wonderful video, Robert O and your lady. That tree is phenomenal. The age calculation based on the circumference (how great that you both measured that!) puts the age at over 200 years. Robert O, you are so responsible to mark that open well. Scary! But the best part was giving me a laugh on the Ides of March. Make sure that Robert gets you that sandwich that you ordered and keep it away from Ballou. Hilarious. Thanks for this great video.
So glad you showed us the historic tree! It is gorgeous and to be treasured. That well is seriously scary! Grandpa was right about marking it. Other Robert, thanks to you and your Mrs. for sharing this with us. Happy St. Patrick's Day!
The big huge tree is a Southern Live Oak, and are common here. I live on the coast here in Ga. When the hurricanes pull up regular oak trees by the root, a Live Oak will stand tall. They are so strong and tough, that ships' masts were made with them because they would not break. The USS Cnstitution, a.k.a. "Old Ironsides" was made with Live Oaks from here at St.Simons, Georgia, and got its nickname because the wood was so tough that cannonballs couldn't penetrate its hull, but bounced right off ! It is the oldest ship still afloat, since being built in 1797 !!
Hope loging companies will spare that majestic oak, it's most certainly 200-300 years old, I'm speechless how beautiful it is. I'm Slavic and in our Slavic Pagan mythology Big Oak have a special place as a World tree, Great Tree roots connecting underground world named Viraj under rule of God Veles with top of canopy reaching sky and stars and world above named Prav under rule of God Perun. Younger Robert should start be concerned because older Robert is doing great job on his channel 😅
That tree has got to be 200 plus years old. What kind is it? Found a few good things on this adventure. The ending was worth the wait! 🤣🤣🤣 Say there Other Robert did Robert give you the Amazon packages I sent to you? You may have to trade the camera to Robert in order to get them. 😉😂
@@gloriahayes2488 thank you. It is the official tree of the state of Georgia. There are some old ones too, oldest is in Louisiana, estimated 500-1000 years old. My 200 year guess is probably short.
@@SondraD7676 I live on the coast here in Ga. When the hurricanes pull up regular oak trees by the root, a Live Oak will stand tall. They are so strong and tough, that ships' masts were made with them because they would not break. The USS Cnstitution, a.k.a. "Old Ironsides" was made with Live Oaks from here at St.Simons, and got its nickname because the wood was so tough that cannonballs couldn't penetrate its hull, but bounced right off ! It is the oldest ship still afloat, since being built in 1797 !!
Those yellow brick look like what is commonly called "fire brick ". They were used in fireplace & oven construction due to their heat resisistant qualities. Love the huge tree! I have found several nice "treasures" around these old trees. I have also found knives and all sorts of old things in the limb crotches of such trees. I even found a nice Sterling bracelet in an old tree in Florida. Always look,, for one never knows what folks have placed there & forgotten about over the years. Great video!
Other Robert and Mrs. Robert thank you for doing the adventures. Completely enjoy both channels. Be nice if Robert has a picnic on Old Byrd farm in summer for everyone who has been on his channels.
I rented an apartment from a family in an 1800s house on top of a mountain in the Southerntier of New York State. Beautiful old property. They had a UV system to purify the water that they said was from a spring across the road ....the water gravity flowed down into a large plastic cistern in their basement. One day, I went exploring to see if I could find the water source for the house. I found an old stone lined spring fed well. The only covering was a few sheets of corrugated metal roofing with a few stones on top to keep it from blowing away. No well house covering. Anything could have fallen in there and drown! Or a storm could have blown the sheet metal off. Yuck! Know where your water comes from!
Love it love it love it...... I'm always looking for Trees of Life that size every time I go out into the woods and when I find them I always make sure I have my tape measure on hand. What a significant find for sure and at ~21' circumference She's bound to be somewhat ancient for what She is. Red Oak or not.. I really couldn't tell but I would say about 240 yrs old with a minimum growth factor of 3. I'm almost afraid to ask for Her location for fear of exposing it so I guess I'm on my own with that adventure. Great video as always.
What an amazing tree, I can picture countless generations enjoying picnics beneath it, perhaps a swing hung from it's sturdy branches. I wonder if the steel rod in the ground is for grounding for lighting?
OMG that was one heck of a HUGH tree, now THAT looked like a family tree! Love that old coca cola cooler. Bet the other Robert forgot your steak sandwich too😞AWWW blaming the sandwich on Blue was just sad, he is such a good and loyal dog!
That is one Big Beautiful Live Oak Tree. The history it has seen 😮 Came across a few of those here in S.E. Texas. Daddy took my sister and I on hikes looking at old homesite. That os one of my favorite memories.
First glance when you were measuring the tree, I thought you had the most incredible wingspan known to man , until I realized you had your better half with you holding the other end of the tape . Yes open wells are so dangerous !
Hi Robert and better half! Been awhile since I visited your page. See you have more adventures there in good ole Georgia. Say hi to family for us!! Kic, Betty and Haley. We flew the coop to Michigan..
The cooler probably held chilled water in the bottom and had 2 sliding doors on top. In the 1960's, I used to look in the bottle cap receptacle for RC bottle caps. The Bradley Theater on Broadway in Columbus, Ga had a kiddie show on Saturdays and the price of admission was 6 RC bottle caps. RC, which was invented in Columbus, and Coca-cola had bottling facilities in Columbus, GA. Dr. John Pembleton, the inventor of Coca-cola, lived and worked as a pharmacist in Columbus and is buried there in Linwood Cemetery.
That tree is exactly like a tree here in Tullamore, Ireland, part of Charleville Castle grounds, it is an oak tree almost 800 years old nicknamed the Spider tree. It is cool to see a similar tree growing in the USA.
Mr Robert, what a neat first vid..man that tree would make for a great hanging tree (laughing) As for the coke box, yeah many would take it in that condition.
😆😆🤣😆😂 He’d better get you another steak sandwich. You deserve it. You’ve been working hard doing these Sidestep Adventures. Robert, I’m so thrilled n at Awww at that beautiful tree. It definitely was large. Being 21 feet around. Just wondering how old it is. It was awesome. Could you imagine the stories it could tell. Looked like a Oak, the way the branches spread so beautifully out. It would be great if you could get a good photo of it. I wouldn’t mind having a picture of it. I could enlarge it n frame it. I’ll give you 2 steak sandwiches if you could do that. So cool to find that old Coco Cola machine. I remember them so well. I got many coco cola bottles out of them. Super video today. ♥️ it! ♥️😊👍🌟🌟
Impressive sizing of just how big that tree is. There must be a scientific formula for aging a tree w/o taking a core sample. Hard to imagine someone HASN'T built a house there again. Seems there's always someone looking for a bare plot of land to put a showpiece on it.---I'm a child of the 50's so sure do remember getting a rare time we were allowed to get a pop out of the machines like that!---That 'spooky' tree sure looks like it got hit by lightning.
The tree definitely commands the forest floor. You're a good man for flagging the well. The Wizard of Oz was filmed on that property, hence the yellow brick road.
Yes, I agree it sure is an historic tree! It is gorgeous and to be treasured. Maybe even get someone to accurately date it, then place a plaque describing the area
That’s a great old tree. The second tree was hit by lightning. That black cylinder shape thing was a D -battery at one time. The tan brick is a fire brick. I think that area was a still at one time. A well / water , pipes, fire bricks = sill in the woods. That’s what Grandpa told me.
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The comedy team of Robert and the Other Robert just can't beat it! What a magnificant old tree, my the stories it could tell.
Wow, that is one hell of a tree! Someone could move in and build a house (again) near that, but not too near, just to have that as the centerpiece in their back yard!
This is a wonderful video, Robert O and your lady. That tree is phenomenal. The age calculation based on the circumference (how great that you both measured that!) puts the age at over 200 years. Robert O, you are so responsible to mark that open well. Scary! But the best part was giving me a laugh on the Ides of March. Make sure that Robert gets you that sandwich that you ordered and keep it away from Ballou. Hilarious. Thanks for this great video.
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That is a truly beautiful tree, Robert.
Really great finds on this adventure. If that tree could talk wow. Love the old Coke box!.
So glad you showed us the historic tree! It is gorgeous and to be treasured. That well is seriously scary! Grandpa was right about marking it.
Other Robert, thanks to you and your Mrs. for sharing this with us. Happy St. Patrick's Day!
The big huge tree is a Southern Live Oak, and are common here. I live on the coast here in Ga. When the hurricanes pull up regular oak trees by the root, a Live Oak will stand tall. They are so strong and tough, that ships' masts were made with them because they would not break. The USS Cnstitution, a.k.a. "Old Ironsides" was made with Live Oaks from here at St.Simons, Georgia, and got its nickname because the wood was so tough that cannonballs couldn't penetrate its hull, but bounced right off ! It is the oldest ship still afloat, since being built in 1797 !!
Thank you for the information. Was wondering what kind of magnificent tree this is.
May the Lord bless and protect you bringing out the past history of the Land
Hope loging companies will spare that majestic oak, it's most certainly 200-300 years old, I'm speechless how beautiful it is. I'm Slavic and in our Slavic Pagan mythology Big Oak have a special place as a World tree, Great Tree roots connecting underground world named Viraj under rule of God Veles with top of canopy reaching sky and stars and world above named Prav under rule of God Perun.
Younger Robert should start be concerned because older Robert is doing great job on his channel 😅
So glad to see the other Robert appearing in videos again. And thanks for taking us on another adventure!
WOW😳😳 that tree has seen a lot. Very, very, very old. It’s Massive 😮. Always good to see you other Robert. Great job. Joyce ❤️🙏🇺🇸
I LOVE that tree.
Thank you!!!!
Such a beautiful forest,love that old tree! This a place for a Southern Gothic novel! I love Georgia!💕🙏🍑
The birds singing are music to my ears!
That is one huge beautiful tree! When I was a kid, I would have lived in that thing. ❤️
That tree has got to be 200 plus years old. What kind is it? Found a few good things on this adventure. The ending was worth the wait! 🤣🤣🤣 Say there Other Robert did Robert give you the Amazon packages I sent to you? You may have to trade the camera to Robert in order to get them. 😉😂
It is a Live Oak tree. They stay green year round.
@@gloriahayes2488 thank you. It is the official tree of the state of Georgia. There are some old ones too, oldest is in Louisiana, estimated 500-1000 years old. My 200 year guess is probably short.
I would call it a witches tree.
@@SondraD7676 I live on the coast here in Ga. When the hurricanes pull up regular oak trees by the root, a Live Oak will stand tall. They are so strong and tough, that ships' masts were made with them because they would not break. The USS Cnstitution, a.k.a. "Old Ironsides" was made with Live Oaks from here at St.Simons, and got its nickname because the wood was so tough that cannonballs couldn't penetrate its hull, but bounced right off ! It is the oldest ship still afloat, since being built in 1797 !!
@@gloriahayes2488 interesting! That is really something! I did not know that about the trees or old ironsides. Thank you for sharing!
Those yellow brick look like what is commonly called "fire brick ". They were used in fireplace & oven construction due to their heat resisistant qualities.
Love the huge tree! I have found several nice "treasures" around these old trees. I have also found knives and all sorts of old things in the limb crotches of such trees. I even found a nice Sterling bracelet in an old tree in Florida. Always look,, for one never knows what folks have placed there & forgotten about over the years. Great video!
WOW! What A Tree.
Awesome tree to paint 😮
My very thought.
Lovely tree😊 and lovely birds.
What a tree, and it's amazing what you see when you go exploring. Thanks for sharing. Take care.
That is some tree. To bad Cola cooler was wrecked brings big money today Nice find. That's for sharing O.R
What a wonderful old tree!! Thanks for taking us to see it.😊❤
This is one awesome tree. And thanks for taking the well. The Other Robert.
Awesome video . Be careful ,looks like a good place for "Pig boy " 🐷to hang out.
Other Robert and Mrs. Robert thank you for doing the adventures. Completely enjoy both channels. Be nice if Robert has a picnic on Old Byrd farm in summer for everyone who has been on his channels.
I rented an apartment from a family in an 1800s house on top of a mountain in the Southerntier of New York State. Beautiful old property.
They had a UV system to purify the water that they said was from a spring across the road ....the water gravity flowed down into a large plastic cistern in their basement.
One day, I went exploring to see if I could find the water source for the house.
I found an old stone lined spring fed well.
The only covering was a few sheets of corrugated metal roofing with a few stones on top to keep it from blowing away.
No well house covering.
Anything could have fallen in there and drown!
Or a storm could have blown the sheet metal off.
Yuck!
Know where your water comes from!
That is a beautiful tree 👍👍
That remind's me of the "Angel Tree" in Charleston, S.C......just not as expansive.
Magnificent Oak tree!!! I knew you would eventually find a hole in the ground. Be careful out there!!😁Steak sammich😅
Love it love it love it...... I'm always looking for Trees of Life that size every time I go out into the woods and when I find them I always make sure I have my tape measure on hand. What a significant find for sure and at ~21' circumference She's bound to be somewhat ancient for what She is. Red Oak or not.. I really couldn't tell but I would say about 240 yrs old with a minimum growth factor of 3. I'm almost afraid to ask for Her location for fear of exposing it so I guess I'm on my own with that adventure. Great video as always.
Another interesting video. This is more like the earlier Sidestep Adventure videos. Keep them coming.
What an amazing tree, I can picture countless generations enjoying picnics beneath it, perhaps a swing hung from it's sturdy branches. I wonder if the steel rod in the ground is for grounding for lighting?
O'Robert you need to put a raise and a 🥩 dinner on your contract daily...we love your your walk 💯 abouts...😁
Now that would make a really cool treehouse!
OMG that was one heck of a HUGH tree, now THAT looked like a family tree! Love that old coca cola cooler. Bet the other Robert forgot your steak sandwich too😞AWWW blaming the sandwich on Blue was just sad, he is such a good and loyal dog!
Y’all are lots of fun, Other Robert! Our kids have called me out on using “a couple of” for more than 2! 😂
The hand with the diamond ring scared me...🤣😂💍
Lol
Thanks for the tour today, Robert! 😊
What a magnificent tree! 💙
That is one Big Beautiful Live Oak Tree. The history it has seen 😮
Came across a few of those here in S.E. Texas. Daddy took my sister and I on hikes looking at old homesite. That os one of my favorite memories.
First glance when you were measuring the tree, I thought you had the most incredible wingspan known to man , until I realized you had your better half with you holding the other end of the tape . Yes open wells are so dangerous !
That is one amazing tree!
I love it when you two get together like that! When are you going to one together. It is so wonderful having grown up Robert with us aga😢!
AWSOME I love your videos
That tree is awesome! I love it!
I love those big old trees. I have a big red oak over 400 years old.
Glad someone marked the well!😮
Robert did.,lol
Wow! Woo that tree was so beautiful! Thanks for the up close view of it! Aloha 🌺🥰
Awesome old tree. Glad to see you measured it. That's what I would've done.
Loved this video other Robert. You and Robert are a great comedy team.
Hi Robert and better half! Been awhile since I visited your page. See you have more adventures there in good ole Georgia. Say hi to family for us!! Kic, Betty and Haley. We flew the coop to Michigan..
Wonderful videos!❤
What a magnificent tree!!!!!
Thankyou the two Roberts you make us laugh we love you god bless can't wait to see what you to come up with keep them coming take care
The cooler probably held chilled water in the bottom and had 2 sliding doors on top. In the 1960's, I used to look in the bottle cap receptacle for RC bottle caps. The Bradley Theater on Broadway in Columbus, Ga had a kiddie show on Saturdays and the price of admission was 6 RC bottle caps. RC, which was invented in Columbus, and Coca-cola had bottling facilities in Columbus, GA. Dr. John Pembleton, the inventor of Coca-cola, lived and worked as a pharmacist in Columbus and is buried there in Linwood Cemetery.
That tree is GORGEOUS!!!!
That tree is exactly like a tree here in Tullamore, Ireland, part of Charleville Castle grounds, it is an oak tree almost 800 years old nicknamed the Spider tree. It is cool to see a similar tree growing in the USA.
That tree is magnificent ❗❗❗♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Awesome video 😊
Mr Robert, what a neat first vid..man that tree would make for a great hanging tree (laughing) As for the coke box, yeah many would take it in that condition.
Great video! Thank you 👍
😆😆🤣😆😂 He’d better get you another steak sandwich. You deserve it. You’ve been working hard doing these Sidestep Adventures. Robert, I’m so thrilled n at Awww at that beautiful tree. It definitely was large. Being 21 feet around. Just wondering how old it is. It was awesome. Could you imagine the stories it could tell. Looked like a Oak, the way the branches spread so beautifully out. It would be great if you could get a good photo of it. I wouldn’t mind having a picture of it. I could enlarge it n frame it. I’ll give you 2 steak sandwiches if you could do that.
So cool to find that old Coco Cola machine. I remember them so well. I got many coco cola bottles out of them.
Super video today. ♥️ it!
♥️😊👍🌟🌟
I remember those coolers when I was a kids. A cold coke always hit the spot. The clinking of the bottles.
What an iconic tree💚🌱
That tree is amazing. Glad you flagged that well.
Good man Robert scary old wells almost stepped in one as a boy. I had played around the old foundation many times. Then I shall it. Never went back.
That's a very cool old tree
I love to have that tree on my property wow
Such a beautiful tree 🌳! Must be very very old..😊
Impressive sizing of just how big that tree is. There must be a scientific formula for aging a tree w/o taking a core sample. Hard to imagine someone HASN'T built a house there again. Seems there's always someone looking for a bare plot of land to put a showpiece on it.---I'm a child of the 50's so sure do remember getting a rare time we were allowed to get a pop out of the machines like that!---That 'spooky' tree sure looks like it got hit by lightning.
The tree definitely commands the forest floor. You're a good man for flagging the well. The Wizard of Oz was filmed on that property, hence the yellow brick road.
beautiful old tree. thank you for flagging the well.
Reminds me of the tree of life, great video, love ya other Robert ❤
Yes, I agree it sure is an historic tree! It is gorgeous and to be treasured. Maybe even get someone to accurately date it, then place a plaque describing the area
Cool old tree
Love it. Love the two Roberts!😍
Awesome tree
I kept expecting someone to run out screaming 😱🤣 with The Blair Witch in hot 🔥 pursuit 😁
That was a spectacular tree! When are you and Robert going to do a full video together? I miss your light-hearted bickering.
Hello other Robert
Loved the video 😊😊
What a magnificent tree! 💖🇺🇸
I love that tree!!
Robert, you absolutely made my day!!!❤️
The lives that have passed under that tree!
No steak sandwich,no Camera! Just kidding. Love you guys y'all make me smile.😊
That is one huge tree!
Why did the old man fall down the well ? Because he couldn't "see that well ".
Lol
That looks like a Live Oak. Their branches spread like that.
Is that Mrs. Other Robert? Love the birds signing.
That is one huge Oak!
I’m still laughing about the steak sandwich deal. TOO FUNNY!!!
Does Blue like RC Cola too? 😆
That is a lovely tree wish it was in my back yard
That’s a great old tree. The second tree was hit by lightning. That black cylinder shape thing was a D -battery at one time. The tan brick is a fire brick. I think that area was a still at one time. A well / water , pipes, fire bricks = sill in the woods. That’s what Grandpa told me.
BEAUTIFUL TREE. GOOD IDEA TO FLAG WELL,TOO
Flagging the well, I was thinking that should be done somehow even before you did it. 💖🇺🇸
Hi O.Robert. beautiful tree. Please introduce us to your cohort. Thanks for the wander
Things go better with Coke Robert, Now its time for yall to return that camera, and get Blue something for dessert !!! Thanks for Sharing!