BIG STONE stuck in BULLS FOOT | *2400lbs BULL!* | The Hoof GP
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- ... in this video we look at trimming bulls feet, what the differences are ... help a bull with a huge stone stuck in his foot and revisit the past!
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I Remember - Dayon
I don't know if you'll see this, but bless your heart for sharing such deep & difficult memories. It's OK to cry if you need to sometime. Stay strong and blessings to you and your family. ❤❤
This took a lot of courage, Graeme. First to explore the house and your feelings, to allow yourself to really feel them, and finally to share them with us. Thank you for trusting us to help hold you up a bit. Big, big love to you and your family.
Godspeed Graeme, on the loss of your father at such a young age
Perfectly said Jenn ♥️
Hugs of love and peace from the Lord to help comfort and heal you ❣️❣️❣️
I feel sorry for the loss of your father and property 😳
Ditto
All I can say is thank you for sharing this with us. After my grandpa died their farm was sold out of the family and a few years later we got permission from the new owners to stop by and take a look around. When we did the changes to the main house and property actually made my heart hurt. I've not been able to go passed there again since as I prefer to have my memories of how it was in the forefront of my mind. I can't imagine how hard this would have been if it were the house I grew up in.
same...my grandparents farm was the world to me...
I totally agree! My childhood home sat on 4.5 acres and it wasn't country/farming any more. Parents gone, house and property sold, house was razed and it was hard watching the entire property change! 6 2 unit homes our there now. I cry going passed it😢😢
From 75 year old lady: Thank you for sharing part of your life with us. It tugged at my heart in a sad and joyful way.
I’m sorry for the loss of your father Graeme. God bless your positive attitude. I bet 1000% your old man would be extremely proud.
Well said. I agree. 🙏🏻💜🇺🇸
My Dad died when I was 17, had been ill all his life with Crohns, had 5 sons and made it to 57. He was a jeweller and was extremely well known as " the man who can " when nobody else could. He has always been and always will be my greatest hero, a trully inspiring man. And like you I often wish he was here to see the things I do, to help steer me at times, and to meet his 3 Grandchildren. When I want to be close to him, I sit at my bench and begin a new piece of jewellery, something exiting, and I can feel him looking over my shoulder. I am sure your father would be proud of his children. Thanks for the share, it reminded me of my Dad, and that is always a good thing.
Sorry for your loss
Sometimes 'going back' can be sad. Especially when things aren't how they used to be. It can also give you prospective on where you are now.
Never thought I would be watching a hoof-trimming video. Thanks :-)
Me neither but I love it😊😊😊😊
*perspective. I wonder what happened to his family afterwards but he didn’t elaborate. I also wonder if his siblings follow his channel.
I'm teary at the thought that this former home has deteriorated so quickly. Perhaps that all of us In life?
Me neighter, but as everyone know your enthustiastic personality is mesmorizing! 🥰🥰🥳
@@MarieAntoinetteandherlittlesis I know his brother has appeared on the channel and gone trimming with him once.
I just lost my Dad in March and I miss him terribly but my heart goes out to you for losing your father at such a young age. That must have been and is so hard for you and your family. My sincerest sympathy's and kindest thoughts and prayers are for your entire family. I find as the older we get we realize and feel the loss more. God bless you all.
I kinda wanted to cry when you went through your family home and then went to visit your fathers grave. I could feel the emotions you were feeling. Thank you for sharing that part of your life with us.
I'm not going to lie I'm still crying.
He never said what his dad died of.
Paige - They are never really gone as long as we remember them. Graeme, thanks for sharing the memories of the family and home.
And he would be so, so proud of what you have acheived. His legacy lives on in all of you. The past is what it is. Stand tall, keep moving forward. He's with you all the way ❤️
Got very emotional during the old home tour. I just imagined how I would feel seeing the home I grew up in in that state and it gave me a deep sadness.
Omg The bull with the stone in his foot when he got out and danced around it was made me so happy
I mean, he wasn't 'dancing about', he was walking in circles out of confusion and fear, looking for the rest of the herd.
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@@pegleg2959 why'd you have to ruin it😭
@@pegleg2959 But when he found the exit, he trotted right on off, didn't he?
He got confused on where to go, bless his heart 💞
That bull with the stone in his hoof was dancing a jig when he got out like “heeeeeeey ladiiiiiies I’m baaaaaaaaack!! Whooooooohoooooo I’m feeling GOOOOOOODD!!!!” 😂
Good job!
Grandad died at 57, dad at 56 and I’m 53. Let’s hope it’s only the men who die young. So nice to see where you’ve been in life. Thank you for sharing that with us.
I’m rewatching the videos from oldest to newest. Saw this comment and figured I’d ask how you’re doing 3 years later. Hope all is well 🙏
Great presentation, as always. You've given us a perfect example of going home, both physically and emotionally. Do, please, continue posting your videos. Cheers, Dick from Vancouver.
Thank you for the courage to share those memories. Lost my father when I was 19, hardest thing for a child to lose a parent at such a young age. But those lessons taught us to become the people we are today. He is with you always, and his memory will live on in your boys.
A content contributor that I truly feel deserves the subs and attention. You sir, are not only charming, but someone to look up to because of (among other things) your great work ethic.
"SHUT THE DOOR" is the theme song of fathers everywhere. Hello from Southern Illinois, USA!! Love your videos but this one is special ❤️💞.
My dads was “SHUT THE DOOR!”
Also “GO BACK AND WALK!”
Hello from Southern Illinois USA. I actually grew up in Poke County and Dixon Springs State Park. Oh the memories.
Classic Dad. Mine has this slow rant about letting hot air out and cold air in that’s possibly my favourite Dad-ism
The ending was very special. I lost my dad in ‘97 when I was 10 so I can relate. I’m glad you still have great memories
Thanks for sharing your childhood home with us! I lost my dad at 18 from a heart attack, and yes would have liked to have talked to him as an adult just like you. It was hard to lock up our own family home after 65 years when Mom died. I could hear us 5 kids playing in my mind seeing the empty rooms and remember things that happened. Your dad would be proud of you Graeme!
At 2:15
Man: "... that is the purpose they're raised for, for the meat industry..."
The cow behind him: *turns head in concern*
DrakeJane They are dairy cattle, not beef cattle.
Leanna Loomer You didn’t watch this video did you? He clearly stated they’re beef cattle
@@strykerjones8842 I watch many of them. Thanks for the clarification.
@@LeannaLoomer there both
@@LeannaLoomer he said those cows are raised for beef, but that there are some mixed with dairy cows. Those cows aren't milked.
I was right with you there, Graeme. My childhood home has gone the other way - people bought it, cut down my willow tree, and extended it over the garage and out to the side - so it's in good nick but it's not really where I grew up any more. Like they say, you can never go home again; but you can make a new one and from what I've seen you and Mrs. Hoof GP have made a fine job of doing that.
Thank you for sharing this bit of life with us, random strangers online. Glad you get to enjoy and remember all these things.
It's such a gorgeous place. Heavenly. I like that you went to visit your Dad and shared it with us!!!❤️🙏🏽
Your father would've been very proud of you hun ❤️ ty for sharing this with us 😘💋
Graeme, my dad died when he was 54. The year I turned 54, I always had in the back of my mind that I might die that year. I am now 71, so not yet.
I had the same fear when I turned 32. My biological mother died at 32, that whole year I felt like I was holding my breath, then was really sad when I turned 33 and realized I lived longer than she had.
My mother passed away at the age of 56. There were 6 children and all 6 of us had the same fear although we didn’t speak of it till later in life. We are all alive and doing well.
Sara Stewart , I had the same experience. My dad died when he was 51, and I had the same feelings all that year. I am 73 now. I wonder how my life would have been different had he lived.
My dad died when he was 93 and i had that same fear when growing up that id end up having sex with my grandma, thankfully i made it past the age of 93 i am now 97 and have successfully had sex with my grandma. However she was not breathing at the time, i guess that made things alot easier :)
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Thank you for sharing the good and not so good parts of your life with us! I am lucky to have my dad still with me but that time is getting short with him. Big hug to you!
Wow! My heart goes out to you! I know that had to be difficult to go back to your old home & visit your fathers grave. I have no doubt that your dad is so proud of you for the awesome man & father you have become! Sending hugs!
My family built a second home 2.5 miles from our town home. It was on 22 acres of wood and fields and for fifteen glorious years we lived there from early Spring to late late Fall. Then we all went off to live our lives, the building was flooded, my parents died and the Camp is a ruin now, used for storage. I know how you feel. Like you, my memories are my own, and now that I'm old I can tell you this: The best and biggest thing you can do in your life is to fill your children with happy memories of their own to last a lifetime. You've done well so far; I suspect your parents are proud of you.
My husband died when he was 28, our daughter really feels it whenever milestones are reached, her wedding, birth of her daughter. Its wanting to feel rooted. You have a beautiful place for reflection
Sorry for your loss
That was an absolutely beautiful model like shot of Craig! Wonderful cinematography. That’s incredibly brave to speak about your dad and painful memories. Memory lane is sometimes quite rocky.
the hoof gp: "it's pretty obvious"
me: "you eat the cow before she develops hoof problem"
the hoof gp: "beef cows are more fleshy"
me:
Exactly what I was thinking 🤣
@@Banned_and_Redacted Almost all dairy cows are housed free stall. Not closed in.
I grew up trimming goat and sheep hoofs.
@@Banned_and_Redacted they dont wear much more, but the impact is softer on soil than on whatever flooring stables have
Same
I rewatch this video every few months. It’s nice to reminisce and remember places, times, and people from our past. It’s like keeping it all those memories alive. Thank you for sharing your past with us.
Craig's hair swooshing: 11/10
That made laugh 😂
He could do a Pantene commercial
😂😂
That was hilarious!!
At first i didnt know.
And then it happened.
My hecking soul.
12/10
Thank you for sharing a small part of your childhood and family story. I’m sure your Dad is very proud of you and your siblings. I know all the cows and bulls are very grateful for all your expertise. Keep doing what you are doing. I absolutely love “the crush” by the way……it’s fab! 😀
I love your videos! Thank you for showing us through your old house and giving us a snapshot of your earlier life. I appreciate you talking about your Dad too. I'm raising my 2 boys (10 & 12) without their dad who passed away 6 years ago, and ask the same questions about what he would say or do. You give me hope that my boys can become well rounded men and thrive. Thank you so much
The bull with the stone came out of the crush like " Yeah come on then I'm the man" gave me a laugh. He was well happy
When the big white bull got in I just about cried and kept yelling, “Kiss him kiss him kiss him” he looks so sweet 😭 makes me miss living on my family’s dairy farm
That was a real heartfelt video about you and your family's history I love seeing your childhood home stay safe as always ... With love from America
When you bellowed out "Shut the door" while walking through the old house, my dog's all set up and looked directly at my front door. It was hilarious. Keep up the great work! I thoroughly enjoy watching your videos and learning new techniques. I'm in Texas so it's very dry here and almost all of the cattle here walk through the desert Oran the soil that's mixed with Clay, yes we actually have vegetation that grows I'm that type of soil LOL but the fields are very dry and they have some give to them. We've never had to shoo our cows, only our horses. So this has been a complete learning experience. Also what type of coffee is it that you all drink over there? I should send you some from here
Thank you for allowing us into your childhood home! The memories we make with loved ones are the things that make us who we are.
It's hard to talk about emotional things in general but stand before the camera like you do
is something completley different. This is why you got a lot of subscribers and get more all the time.
There's nothing fake about you Graeme and that's why I love this channel. Greetings from Sweden.
Thanks for letting me spend an afternoon with you sir. Visiting the old homestead is always a bit sad but your visit was sadder than mine. I felt your pain. Thanks for showing me your work with the cattle.
I grew up on a farm & fell in love with you working on cows. This was sad, but thankful that you have the place to reminisce. 💕
Oddly enough when you removed that stone it was very satisfying, I had an ingrown nail and when it was removed it felt SO GOOD. I'd imagine that is how the bull felt afterwards.
Those bulls are gorgeous. And i understand the heartache of going "home" and finding it destroyed
"Nothing there but the floor
nobody lives there anymore.
'Cept in the memory of
the Coal Miner's Daughter."
The prancing Bull was priceless. Going home was very touching. Thank you.
This is my favorite episode. I love how you shared your life and father with us. Thank you 🙏🏻
Oh bless you, this must have been so moving for you. I really felt for you, you’re such a lovely guy.
I just wanna give him a hug. Seeing the emotion of him visiting his family home in the state it’s in. Then talking about his Dad. Absolutely heart wrenching. Makes you think about things in a different perspective. And this is why I watch every video he posts. ❤️
Lost my dad when I was 21, I feel for him. My grandparents were from the same area of Scotland.
I lost my dad when I was 11. I don’t think I ever recovered from it. My dad was 47 when he died. Made me sad when he was seeing his family home so devastated.
Just keep up your yearly health checks, and not freak out when you reach 49. All the best.
Oh, all the feels 😭 I’m so sorry for your loss. You are amazing at what you do and I am thoroughly enjoying your videos. Thank you for always being so amazing to the livestock you work with. Wishing you all the best.
Lovely video, thank you for taking us on a tour down memory lane with you. Your father would be proud of you and your brothers and sisters.
Craig’s modeling his hair 🤣🤣🤣
I lost my father when he was 45. The first time I went to his grave, I cried a horrid sob I've never matched even to this day. The "what if's" were flooding my mind and the cavernous hole he left behind in my life I've yet to find anything with which to fill it. I cried for you today Graeme, You are an endearing soul. Know full well that your father is so so very proud of you, and he feels your love. Of that I've absolutely no doubt. Thank you so much for sharing.
Well said! Peace to you!
I lost my mum 8 months ago, my father 26 years ago. I too have that hole. Bless you and your family. Hopefully it means we know real love.
I did the same the first time I visited my grandfathers grave. I was 14, I believe. He died at 38 when my mom was a month old. So I never knew him but the overwhelming sense of lose was so heavy. I believe I cried for my grandma that lost the love of her life, my mom that never had a father, my self that never got to know the amazing man that he was, the loss of the Ukrainian customs and language I would've learned and so much more. I cried so hard I scared my mom but when I finally stopped I felt a sence of peace and connection to him that I'd never felt before.
@@terrynstasha Thank you so much for sharing your story ♥
@@terrynstasha All these years and I've never read/heard anybody put my feelings into their words like that. When I was younger I used to think there was something wrong with me for missing someone I had never known. Both of my Grandfathers died quite young, when my parents were in their early teens and here I am at 52 still sensing that loss. Thank you for sharing your story.
Loved your family history in this video. Thank you for sharing, I can only imagine how truly emotional it was for you.
Great video. I see lots of those tumbled down houses in my travels, and I always like to think that the people that lived there were happy. I'm certain your dad would be proud of you and your family. Best wishes from Oklahoma USA.
Thank you Graeme , this was such a special ending to the video, i imagine it was a little hard to do all the filming with so many memories floating around your head, but it was beautiful. I hope you and the family are doing very well.
me: watches nothing about cows
youtube: recommends this
me: watches cow stuff now.
I am zwei sameeee😂😂😂
I am zwei we’ve all been there. 👍
Yep. And now I'm addicted. it's really satisfying
Same here, never thought I'd be so enthralled by this. Oddly satisfying, especially as someone far removed from the country as myself.
Sooooo Tru...I can't believe I clicked it...and luved it 😂👍
When you've lost a parent, memories from your past always stir up mixed emotions. Your dad would be proud - no doubt. Much in common with this one. (Yoda)
Great videos Graham.. Who would have thought that hoof trimming and hoof care would be so interesting.. You seem like a down to earth bloke...look forward to more videos in the near future..
As a father of a son myself, I can tell you without a doubt that he would be very proud of you. You seem to be a fine lad and have done well for yourself!
We had to let a bull go because of stones in his hoof. The guilt just thinking about it sickens me. Wish we had done something sooner. You're a good man Graham, keep up the good work.
Can it really get that bad?
@@loudmouf9246 Yes. Unlike dogs and cats, large animals like cows and horses absolutely need all four legs. Something minor can cause pain. They can go lame and it risks getting worse, which is when they need to be put down for their own sake.
Sometimes there's nothing you can do, especially as they tend to not show when something is wrong x
Thank you so much for sharing some of your family history with us. That took a bit of courage to explore your emotions and then put it out there for all of us to see. I don't care if the vid I watch is from yesterday or 2 years ago, I gain more respect for you every time. Peace , love and joy from my family to yours.
Thank you for being real and sharing your family story. I lost my mother when I was 8 years old. I can’t stop watching your videos. Keep being fantastic.
You were feeling nostalgic. I get that way when I go to my grandparents farm. Grandparents and parents are gone. Childhood and adult memories. Parents lived on the farm for years. I'll be going there in a couple of weeks. I love the place, but makes me sad. Best regards from Texas, USA.
Always nice to know your history. Lovely tradition with the family names and I am certain your dad is proud of you all. Keep the videos coming.
Thanks for sharing these memories with us. 💕💕💕it hurts my heart for you but so happy for what you have made for your family. Glad you had a step father to teach you what you now know.
This really resonates a lot with me, I lost my dad as well when I was 13, so I can empathize a lot thinking about how my dad would feel now, 7 years later, with me doing what I'm doing and almost done with college, and all the milestones in my life that he'll miss. It feels good to have people from similar situations and be able to connect with them, thanks for this
I love going through old houses like your old one. I love to see how people lived then and imagine. I love going through graveyards and looking for the oldest and newest. I look at all the headstones. It is peaceful to me. Thanks for taking us along on your memory lane.
I was thinking the very thing! A graveyard can be very peaceful. The sounds of nature there were almost hypnotic
10:44 thats the bull with stone stuck
11:27 for the impatient
@Ryan Er & @ChingLish .. y’all are the best !
Thanks
Lol thanks
11:37 for the extra impatient
Graeme, I’m sitting here with tears streaming out of my eyes. You are a real jewel. Sharing something so personal with us has touched my heart. You have such a honest and hopeful manner about you. Thank you so much for sharing a piece of that with the world. 💜
I am a new subscriber. Thanks for sharing some of your childhood memories, I was 13 when my Dad passed. You sculpt on living things and make them beautiful and functional! Happy New Year from the States!
Aww darlin. Thanks for sharing your memories with us. Seeing you sad in the old home was like the lame bull...every creature has weak moments. God bless you from Nova Scotia xo
New to your channel, I came across it like most good things on TH-cam....just going down the rabbit hole and looking at new stuff. Great video sir, thanks for sharing your craft, and a littel bit of your soul.
Thank you for taking us into your past 💜 It was lovely to share it with you 😊
As with your hoof Dr. side... fab as always 👌 The white bull though!! What a unit he is!!!
I wonder what's the max weight your machine can cope with? 🤔
I'm sorry for your loss Graeme. I almost lost my mother in 2020, but we were very fortunate that she survived her ordeal and is now doing better. Thank you for sharing such an amazing and heartfelt video.
Your Dad knows Graeme and I'm sure he's very proud of the man you've become today. My dad was diagnosed with terminal cancer 6 weeks ago and given 2-6 weeks to live...he was mowing his lawn today...family strong!
Kim Asp .I am so sorry for your Dads diagnosis. Keep creating memories with him as long as you can and stay strong.
Much love to you. Hugs.
Typical dad, the lawn has to always look perfect! :) in all seriousness my heart goes out to you and your family during this time. I guess the positive that comes out of having a diagnosis(im in no way saying cancer is positive btw) is that you have time to tell him how much you love him and be able to say goodbye and everything else you want to say. My sister suddenly passed when i was 14 and I wish i had gotten the chance to say I love you one last time. Get as many hugs in while you can
Kim I'm so sorry to hear this. Hope you are all ok.
Kim Asp, so sorry for your family. You’re dad obviously has spirit. My closest friend for 56 years was given 6 months and just passed away recently 3 years after diagnosis. She had spirit too.
My Hubs lost his dad when he was 18. He always wondered what his dad would have thought of how he lived his life. His dad was 54. I enjoyed seeing a glimpse of your past. Thanks for sharing.
I also lost my dad at 18. Thank you for sharing. ❤
I lost my dad when I was 18. Dad was 49. I found the second half of this video very emotional.
Shazza not Dazza some times I find myself facing feelings now that I am about to turn 64 that I avoided before. It's okay to be sad sometimes; we are human and grief is part of life. We just don't want to get stuck there. Life is full of joy, hope and love also. Blessings to all.
My husband lost his dad at 15. His dad was 51. Then his mom died when he was 27 and she was 51. He wonders what they both would think of his life. How they would be with our son. It's something that weighs heavy on him.
Thank you for sharing a part of your life outside of your career(which is equally entertaining). I absolutely love the location where you are! I can remember a time when I was little and hearing nothing but nature! Just having that and a beautiful day as in this video. I yearn for days like that during those younger days. I really appreciate your channel and what you do!
Graeme, I know this was recorded years ago, but I’m seeing it for the first time. I have even more respect for you today than I did yesterday. I’m going through a really hard time in life, and I often come to your channel to find some comforting positivity and lightness. Having watched your visit to your old home and learned more about you, I am grateful that you shared. I am a writer and I just wrote a page in my journal about this. How it moved me and encouraged me to remember that loss and strife happen. And we can still go on to lead fulfilling and rewarding, happy lives.
Thank you. And much love to all of you from Canton, Michigan, USA ❤
Annie G
That big boy is gorgeous . I love cows . I can’t imagine not having my Dad around love and prayers to you . That must have been really hard for you seeing your old house and visiting your Dad .
From humble beginnings, greatness arises.
I watched this video 3 yrs ago the day it came out, but watched again today and cried. I miss my dad so much. He passed when I was 19 in June of '98. Graeme, you're an amazing, wonderful man, thank you for always sharing everything with us. It helps more than you'll ever know.
Thank you for sharing your journey through your family home, your thoughts and feelings.
I'm so sorry it was hard for you to go back to your family home, I could see the sadness in your expression and hear it in your voice. But I'd like to thank you for letting us into your life a bit more. Bless you and your family..💗
It was moving to see you talking about your old home and your happy memories with your family..You did seem you where near tears, Your past has made you the man you are today and I am sure your family is proud of you especially your father..
Thank you Graeme. So touching to see your old family home. What a beautiful day❤️👍🏼
Thank you for being the great man you are today and helping so many cows. Also, sharing so much with us of your past and your Dad. I’m for sure that your Dad would be so proud of you
This video has reminded me of my father's childhood home, a house that was also claimed by nature when my grandparents abandoned it in order to live closer to their children once they retired.
My father has always been saddened that his childhood home was abandoned until it became ruins and dust. His roots have always been very important to him and that his childhood home was not maintained, he feels it as a lack of respect for his roots.
In the end only remain memories and a strange mixture of joy, sadness, longing and nostalgia...
Omg so true
@@mikenetolicky916 Thumbs up to you from me.
It's so lovely to see the beautiful Scottish countryside and the graveyard was lovely, what a beautiful place to rest.
I feel the same way when I go back home in Puerto Rico. Go to the unhabitable house 🏠and recall all the past in flashes. Its like you want them all here to spread all that you have among them, and thanks them for the way they raised us. But honestly they already knew, that's why they were so tough on us..lol..🥰❤🙏
Thank you for sharing some of the insight of your personal life. It shows how compassionate and caring and how proud of where you came from to where you are now.
binge watching this wonderful channel of hoofery, a thought occurs;
"wonder if this guy has more than nail shavings up his sleeves?"
not disappointed.
Seeing your old house was really great and hearing all your memories made us smile.. Please dont be sad your father would be and is so very proud of you. We sure are super proud of you and all you accompish. Your channel and videos , your memories and family bring such joy to our lives and i just want to thank you for including us in your life and sharing your memories and childhood home with us as well. Your father is watching over you with a big smile i bet. God bless you and your family, and all of you stay safe, healthy and happy. Hi to your kiddos and wife
Crazy parallels. Lost my father when I was 10, mom never remarried let alone dated. She was a true Southern woman, dad was her one only love. My childhood home I lived in all my days from 1 to 23. It is very hard to go back to your childhood home. Mom passed in 2000 and going home to Virginia for funeral was very hard. Being home made my heart hurt. But I have a family of my own and a small hobby farm. Thankful we could give my children to live in the country and grow up with animals. Thank you for your positive attitude and the great videos. Stay safe
Thank you for these films. I'm a city dweller and the sights and sounds of the working countryside are a real tonic. Not to everyones taste but who cares. You come across as a genuine caring bloke and that's rare these days. I'd love to have a pint with you one day.
WoW, that first bull was a whopper! What a beautiful muscular beast he is. Your new crush is funny to watch when the cows/bulls are getting elevated up in the air....The looks on their faces is priceless. Great video! God Bless and stay safe...🙏🏼🍀♥️👋🏼🇨🇦
I needed this gentle, peaceful, quiet, and sentimental video. I needed to see tender feelings of love and goodness. Thank you. And I am sure that bull thanks you too for getting that beast of a stone out of his foot!
It's good to remember where you come from. Our first home that I lived in had an outdoor toilet, no running water, and a coal stove. My dad worked as a stone cutter. And made very little. I tell my husband I am the queen of making due. I wasn't raised with much so I am happy with little. My children and grandchildren are very spoiled.
Thanks for taking us on a tour down memory lane. Graeme, you have a wonderful history and taking a look at where you grew up is most fascinating. Lots of great memories, great times, living on the land and caring for each other. Big hugs!!