Hey y'all, sorry about the audio. My bad! The mics didn't work properly so I had to take the audio from the camera, and I tried to "enhance" it enough to make it bearable. Hopefully you can still enjoy this one. Thanks for watching and don't forget to like and leave a comment!
Such a sweet video! Loved hearing your Dads testimony and what a wonderful Godly example that their life together was. We love how uplifting your videos are and we always look forward to watching them!
We always appreciate seeing your dad and the faith and family values you both share openly! I also want to find a great scenic train ride in the northeast!
Thoroughly enjoyed and always happy to see your dad, Fred! The memories that you’re making with your dad are five star memories. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Thanks for taking us along.
Tear jerker .Your dad's love of his wife is heart warming. I'm not a huge train fan , however, being from Illinois, I was happy to see the restored Pullman cars in operation ; truly pieces of art ! Kudos to another great video. P.S. I have wrote this review 2 times. After watching this video last time, I started my comments and your video ended and TH-cam went to the next video in my subscriptions. Someone asked Trains !!, where are the trains ? That's when I realized, I had posted to the wrong video. Anyhow, keep a positive attitude !
Awesome testimony and excellent, uplifting video. Looks like a great little town to visit! I'm thinking the railroad trip would just be a bonus to the town itself. Thanks for sharing!
Scott, I love that you normally keep things light and Joyful, but you and your dad sharing a small part of your journey is truly heart warming. It sounds like your mother showed the true heart of Jesus and served others. Thanks for sharing!
The videos with your Dad are so much more than just the images captured by the camera. It's what is shared between you, both seen and unseen that really comes through. The fact that, as nice as the train ride was, he stated that the highlight was the time spent making friends out of strangers, really struck a cord with me. You bring back memories in your mind, but you bring experiences home in your heart! Also,the photos you shared spoke more of the love your parents have for each other and for the family than you and your Dad were able to get across in the video. What a wonderful time they must have had with each other. How he must miss her. May the Lord continue to bless both you and your father and give you MANY more adventures together. As always, thanks for letting us tag along, but you could have let us have a bite of that cinnamon roll!
@@joyfultrails well your videos always make my day so it's only fair I return the favor. As a matter of fact, just about to load up my bike and drive up to Knoxville and see if I can find another Alabama fan on the bike trail. It's obviously going to be a very very long day looking for one. I'll keep you posted if I find any.
@@warrenjansen7096 Our offensive line stressed me out Saturday night! Good thing we've got the ability to be explosive on offense. Tennessee's feeling pretty good about themselves right about now. Third Saturday in October is going to be interesting!
Great video. My daughter and I took this train ride several years ago and really enjoyed our time together. I’m not as Senior as your Dad but I’ll turn 81 shortly and only hope that I’m as active at 88 as he is. I also lost my wife of 40 years in 2004 and can relate to others who have experienced a loss of that magnitude. Thanks again for sharing another special trip with your Dad and a great video.
Hey y'all, sorry about the audio. My bad! The mics didn't work properly so I had to take the audio from the camera, and I tried to "enhance" it enough to make it bearable. Hopefully you can still enjoy this one. Thanks for watching and don't forget to like and leave a comment!
Scott you are a heartwarming son and your father is simply great and wonderful.
Joyful trail, and wonderful Dad, Mom and Son. Thank you so much for sharing your stories.
@@siemenz1225 Thank you
Such a sweet video! Loved hearing your Dads testimony and what a wonderful Godly example that their life together was. We love how uplifting your videos are and we always look forward to watching them!
@@michelletiffin6128 Thank you 🙂
What beautiful pictures and memories for you both of your wife and mother. Oh, and the train trip looks like fun!
Thank you. 🙂
Your dad is so nice. Really like this video.
Talking to your dad about your Mom and their life together was great. Made think about my Mom and Dad. Thanks for sharing.
That just sort of happened. Didn't plan it...but it did turn out nice. Thanks. 🙂
We always appreciate seeing your dad and the faith and family values you both share openly!
I also want to find a great scenic train ride in the northeast!
@@marklawrence4596 Thank you! Your comment made my day. We have yet to venture up into the northeast but I’d love to do that someday.
Thoroughly enjoyed and always happy to see your dad, Fred! The memories that you’re making with your dad are five star memories. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Thanks for taking us along.
@@avanteadventures I appreciate that. 🙂
I love seeing your dad, thank you. Your pictures were wonderful. Thank you again for sharing your family.
Thank you 🙂
You're welcome.
Tear jerker .Your dad's love of his wife is heart warming. I'm not a huge train fan , however, being from Illinois, I was happy to see the restored Pullman cars in operation ; truly pieces of art ! Kudos to another great video.
P.S. I have wrote this review 2 times. After watching this video last time, I started my comments and your video ended and TH-cam went to the next video in my subscriptions. Someone asked Trains !!, where are the trains ? That's when I realized, I had posted to the wrong video. Anyhow, keep a positive attitude !
Awesome testimony and excellent, uplifting video. Looks like a great little town to visit! I'm thinking the railroad trip would just be a bonus to the town itself. Thanks for sharing!
@@leegandysdroid Thanks, man! 🙂
Scott, I love that you normally keep things light and Joyful, but you and your dad sharing a small part of your journey is truly heart warming. It sounds like your mother showed the true heart of Jesus and served others. Thanks for sharing!
@@marcusrawls2125 thank you 🙂
The videos with your Dad are so much more than just the images captured by the camera. It's what is shared between you, both seen and unseen that really comes through. The fact that, as nice as the train ride was, he stated that the highlight was the time spent making friends out of strangers, really struck a cord with me. You bring back memories in your mind, but you bring experiences home in your heart! Also,the photos you shared spoke more of the love your parents have for each other and for the family than you and your Dad were able to get across in the video. What a wonderful time they must have had with each other. How he must miss her. May the Lord continue to bless both you and your father and give you MANY more adventures together. As always, thanks for letting us tag along, but you could have let us have a bite of that cinnamon roll!
Thank you. Your comments really made my day. And yes, those cinnamon rolls were ridiculous! 😆
@@joyfultrails well your videos always make my day so it's only fair I return the favor. As a matter of fact, just about to load up my bike and drive up to Knoxville and see if I can find another Alabama fan on the bike trail. It's obviously going to be a very very long day looking for one. I'll keep you posted if I find any.
@@warrenjansen7096 Our offensive line stressed me out Saturday night! Good thing we've got the ability to be explosive on offense. Tennessee's feeling pretty good about themselves right about now. Third Saturday in October is going to be interesting!
Great video. My daughter and I took this train ride several years ago and really enjoyed our time together. I’m not as Senior as your Dad but I’ll turn 81 shortly and only hope that I’m as active at 88 as he is. I also lost my wife of 40 years in 2004 and can relate to others who have experienced a loss of that magnitude. Thanks again for sharing another special trip with your Dad and a great video.
Love you Dad! Reminds me of mine. I know what # 3 advice is… don’t go to bed angry and say “I love you”. Right Fred? 😊
@@PamKaiser That’s a good one 🙂
Lovely video! I love going to Blue Ridge, GA! Need to go back soon. You got to try Southern Charm Restaurant if you ever go back!
@@djsoulfilter We thought about it but it just didn’t work with the schedule…maybe next time!
You and your dad need to go to four corners and stand in four states at one time. 😁
We did! But it was way back in 1980. You're right, we need to do it again!
Oh NO! Don’t show where Fred lives!!! That place is gonna need a gate to keep all his groupies out!!!
@@storieswithsweeney 😂
According to Google maps Sue's burgers is permanently closed. When were you guys there?
Oh, no!!! It was really good. We were there in June of '24.