I loved the video! I watched it with my kids when we were passing through Panguitch yesterday. This is the kind of content that we look for to educate our kids on local history. Subscribed. Please keep these coming.
Good Morning from Spain!! Just goes to show you that there is history all around us. Very enjoyable to watch I always enjoy reading the introductions to your weekly excel tips spreadsheet, its how I found your channel. Very interesting to see the quilts and hear you relate the story. By strange coincidence this last week through the wonders of the interent we have been in touch again with our cousins in the USA, my late fathers sister, my aunt moved there in the sixties. The last time I was in touch with my Aunt was when we got married and she gifted us an embroidered quilt, this far too long ago. She would have embroidered this in connecticut though!! I hope all is well with you I know this last year has been very difficult All the best
Thank you for this video on Panguich, Utah, Allen! Your videos on the places that you visit in your travels are always fascinating to watch for what you show in the video and for this history of the location that you add to give us.
Hey, this was a really delightful video. I'm going to try to spend some time in Panguitch next time I'm in Utah. I also really appreciated the info on the quilt walk. Must have been so slow, or perhaps they came up with some good ways to speed up the pace. Thanks!
Thanks, Jeff! It took them two weeks, walking on the quilts, to go the approximately 60-mile round-trip. And, since they were carrying supplies, the trip back from Parowan was slower than the trip to Parowan.
what a great presentation, thank you very much.
You are welcome!
This is a great video! This is a great town with lots of great things going on!
Glad you liked it!
I loved the video! I watched it with my kids when we were passing through Panguitch yesterday. This is the kind of content that we look for to educate our kids on local history. Subscribed. Please keep these coming.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Your videos are always so interesting for showing us a little of what life is like in "ordinary" parts of the US. Thank you
So nice of you
Super nice job on the video!! So nice to see a small town close-up like this. Sure makes me want to stop by. Thanks!
I really enjoy small towns, too.
Thank you very much, Allen, for this magnificant view on a typical town with great history!
Reinhold, Belgium
Hey Allen, I really enjoy your videos and seeing America at its best. I hope to visit Utah some day.
I hope you are able to do so at some point.
Hey, really nice video. Keep them coming!
Thanks, will do!
Good Morning from Spain!!
Just goes to show you that there is history all around us. Very enjoyable to watch
I always enjoy reading the introductions to your weekly excel tips spreadsheet, its how I found your channel.
Very interesting to see the quilts and hear you relate the story. By strange coincidence this last week through the wonders of the interent we have been in touch again with our cousins in the USA, my late fathers sister, my aunt moved there in the sixties. The last time I was in touch with my Aunt was when we got married and she gifted us an embroidered quilt, this far too long ago. She would have embroidered this in connecticut though!!
I hope all is well with you I know this last year has been very difficult
All the best
Thanks, David. It is always interesting to hear the stories that connect each of us, even across the globe.
Thank you for this video on Panguich, Utah, Allen! Your videos on the places that you visit in your travels are always fascinating to watch for what you show in the video and for this history of the location that you add to give us.
Glad you like them!
Hey, this was a really delightful video. I'm going to try to spend some time in Panguitch next time I'm in Utah. I also really appreciated the info on the quilt walk. Must have been so slow, or perhaps they came up with some good ways to speed up the pace. Thanks!
Thanks, Jeff! It took them two weeks, walking on the quilts, to go the approximately 60-mile round-trip. And, since they were carrying supplies, the trip back from Parowan was slower than the trip to Parowan.
Well done, Allen. I enjoy U S history, and learning about history from out-of-the-way places. Thanxxxxxxxxxxxx for your time and effort.
My pleasure!
Nice video, enjoyed watching. thanks
Glad you enjoyed it
Nice video. Very entertaining and educational video as well. Thank you!
Are you the same travel with Allen that puts together cruise packages?
Not me. Sorry!