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37 thoughts on “Mail Time & Chat”

  1. Looking forward to the revolutionary war and then the following War of 1812 series. Some of my ancestors that fought in both wars, were high up in the ranks of the militia during the Revolutionary War and based in Pennsylvania. I’ll have to look up their names before your series starts to see if they are mentioned.

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  2. Hey Cliff, I'm here in Greensburg and Hannastown is just down the road, as well as Bushy Run. I have such a great fascination with history. I do have one YouTube channel, but have been wanting to start a second channel. Thank you for your time, videos, and knowledge!

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  3. Yes, Cliff, I so appreciate what you do! I can't get out as much as I would like to with my other obligations. In the next few months I will be out of commission for a while due to getting a shoulder replacement, so I will have time to binge some of your early videos. I like your video format and the family-friendly nature of your content. Thanks for showing us the many places out there just waiting for us to discover. Yes, God is using you to educate, explore and brighten the lives of many people. Keep it up and DON'T QUIT!!!!!!!!😊

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  4. Please don't ever stop. Id be lost without you. Im glad to hear youre considering the War of 1812. You dont really hear too much about that. I also like the Revolutionary War . You're welcome for the tumbler. I hope you enjoy it. That diorama was adorable. Glad the guy didn't get hurt when he fell over.😊 Stay safe.

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  5. I have a great series idea for you ,how about doing videos on the rails to trails projects ,I know a lot of older people would be interested being some of them can't get out and enjoy these trails ,and I'm sure the younger generations would be really interested also.

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  6. Thanks for the videos. These are all great and many others that I have shown have said that they comeback and watch more. Keep up the good work, it is appreciated in many ways.

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  7. wow, you read a letter that hit home with me too. Years ago I believe our paths crossed along a dirtroad running the length of the ridge where boxcar rocks are located….Years later I discovered your channel and realized I passed you….anyhow, the letter states the person has become disabled…I too have had health problems and enjoy your hikes immensely… I pray you stay healthy and safe…follow the path that makes you happy..

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  8. Yes, I can echo the sentiment and feel the same: right now, I cannot do the things that I used to do, but through your videos, I can live and experience those things that I enjoy. I love what you do and I get to learn about different things that I wasn't aware of before. You are articulate speaker, a great teacher and a really great guy. I hope that you will be the Wandering Woodsman for years to come. Thank you Cliff, for all of your hard work in creating your videos. It is so appreciated in so many ways!

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  9. Watch pastor Robert breaker. Your channel is my favorite. I love everything you cover. Id be lost if you stopped. I love to learn about the woods and history of pa and especially edibles are good things for people to know

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  10. Hell yeah Cliff without you I don't know what I'd do, with the way life hits yah sometimes. Your videos make my day better that's for sure. I live in Columbia pa and I work with people who watch you and talk about our favorite ones even my old buddy watches you and my family. So yes your videos are needed😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊keep the covered bridge videos coming ty Steve On To The Next YES PLEASE

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  11. Hope you keep this up for many years. I can’t walk too well myself and I can get lost in your videos. It’s almost like being with you. Thank you for all your have done and thank you for all you gonna do. Please take care

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  12. I too taught homeschooled high school students 9th -12th grade together. I taught an Apologia course Chemistry with a Chemistry lab before the lecture.
    You are working for God and families doing that, and hiking also, revealing to people your Christian witness: They see God in you!
    It is so important in this day and age to teach a pure education to children. Their lives and souls are close to God's heart.
    Keep up ALL your good works, you are touching a lot of people's souls. Your life very is important to many, and to Jesus.

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  13. In 22 I got sick, and was sick in thru a part of 23, it took the drs 7 months to figure out what was wrong with me, I spent almost 2 months in the Cardiac ICU, and had 2 open heart surgeries, when I came home I was down another 5 months for recovery! Watching your videos helped me get through it.

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  14. Perhaps you might consider hiking diorama trails? Apparently one can fall over and not get wet πŸ€·β€β™‚οΈ jus’ say! Just an observation πŸ€£πŸ˜† ✌️ πŸ€™

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  15. I've often wondered what you do to deal with ticks. The letter you partially read from the person that said they can no longer enjoy the outdoors because of lymes disease triggered me to ask. What precautions if any do you take ? I would spend much more time in the outdoors with my grandchildren but I am quite concerned about ticks. Thanks in advance for your comments.

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  16. Please keep up what you’re doing. You definitely are a God send more than you know. Without your videos I’d never be able to relax and then sleep. I love the educational videos, the history, the nature, I love it all. Thank you.

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