Youtube hearted comments of g bridgman (@1940limited).

  1. I don't know how Felton sniffs out all the details of the Third Reich as he does, but his video are always fascinating.
    1900
  2. Any government that can waste money by the trillions as the US does, has too much money and is definitely over taxing its people.
    450
  3. Alina Habba is absolutely amazing. She's another crown jewel in the Trump Administration.
    395
  4. Liberals are freaking out over this president that keeps his promises.
    196
  5. Pray he wins or get ready for full-on communism.
    155
  6. The democrats eating their own. Almost laughable.
    148
  7. Do we get a refund for all the money we've lost in the meantime? The stimulus packages have all been given back through inflation.
    131
  8. Trump could cure cancer and the left will attack it.
    103
  9. They're all adorable. Thank you for letting them roam free.
    90
  10. If the people in that graveyard could talk, what stories they'd tell. Imagine what this place was like in their life time. Same old story: Jobs go away, town falls apart.
    82
  11. Poor kitty at 2:52. I hope someone gives him a home.
    62
  12. I watch all of Hoods N Hollers videos. this is one of his best. I see lots of Christmas decorations and many houses that look good. I guess it's not all bad in Irondale.
    25
  13.  @lindapietrasz8070  Very sad. Cats are almost like people.😞
    21
  14. Thurmond is well known to railfans. It still sees a lot of traffic, both freight and coal. An Amtrak train even still calls here if you want to ride it. It appears as if the grade crossing signals are malfunctioning as they're flashing but no trains are around. I don't know if you could move here. I don't think any homes are for sale. There are no real estate listings for Thurmond. I assume those homes on the hill are still lived in. This is one of the one the more detailed videos I've seen of Thurmond. Interesting. Nice that so much is preserved.
    20
  15. Yes, is this really the US? I ask myself that question all the time.
    18
  16. What happened here? Same old story. Jobs go away, people move out, thieves, vandals and arsonists move in. Even the parts of the town still in good shape look totally devoid of people. Most of the town has sidewalks, too, but no one to use them. Saw a couple of interesting cars.
    16
  17. Oil City: The name speaks for itself.Oil: Black gold. How did his happen to such a place? I've never been there, but knew about the city and wondered how it's doing, figuring it's probably in decline. You answered a lot of my questions. What a shame. They sure keep the churches up nicely. How do they do it? Despite the poverty level, some homes are nicely kept. Sidewalks are totally devoid of people. It seems like everyone's gone to the moon.
    15
  18. It's hard to believe how nice these homes must have been at one time. People with good incomes had to have lived in them. To have your fortunes change so dramatically as to simply walk away from such beautiful homes is unimaginable. Imagine paying a visit to your old neighborhood or childhood home and finding this.
    13
  19. Many of those homes look liek really nice places, especially the brick construction models. How beautiful they'd be restored.
    8
  20. Isn't this the birthplace of the famous rock singer Little Richard? Maybe that was the last success story out of here. Good Golly, Miss Molly!
    7
  21. Washington DC didn't spend 19 billion dollars on homelessness. The US Taxpayer did, involuntarily.
    6
  22. While I've certainly seen much worse this doesn't look like a very nice place to live. Rather mundane and boring.
    5
  23. Check out Kensington Ave., Philadelphia some time. It makes this look like upscale living.
    5
  24. Most corrupt? Have you forgotten Joe Biden?
    4
  25. Downtown sure is quiet. Looks as if many places are open for business, but no takers.
    4
  26. Great video. Lots of footage I hadn't seen before.
    4
  27. You think this is bad? Visit EAST Cleveland!
    3
  28. Parking doesn't seem to be a problem.
    3
  29. I think it rivals Detroit.
    3
  30. So let's bring 10 million more into the country! Great idea Joe!
    2
  31.  @hoodsnhollers  That was a year ago and I have seen it. thanks for the reminder. I wonder how it is today? Probably worse.
    2
  32. Love your bears. Thanks for posting.
    1
  33. Thank you for sharing your experience with the bears and your porch. Their claws must really do a number on your railing!
    1
  34. Simply amazing.
    1
  35. I never knew he did this. Interesting.
    1
  36. I love your bear videos. Interesting how mom navigates the porch railing. She must have been looking for the bird feeder which I assume you took in. No meal today, so off they go.
    1
  37.  @PatrickConley  I dread having to fire up the lawnmower again soon!
    1
  38. I don't know how this bear got so fat but he sure as hell hasn't missed a meal. He'll have plenty of blubber to carry him through hibernation this winter.
    1
  39.  @PatrickConley  Good news!
    1
  40. You wonder how much nutrition such huge animal gets from bird seed. Amazing how well the cubs get around and how they can climb already.
    1
  41. The cubs are so much bigger now. They grow fast. They must scratch the hell out of your porch posts.
    1
  42. I heard their eye sight isn't that great but their sense of smell is very keen. Or maybe I'm confusing them with elephants.
    1
  43. Amazing. Thanks for such detail.
    1
  44. In 1962 I read about Cades Cove in National Geographic. It wasn't' part of the park system then. People still lived there. I always wanted to visit, but never got around to it.
    1
  45. When I was a kid I read an article in National Geographic about Cades Cove. The author had visited the place and interviewed one of the people that lived there. A few families were in Cades Cove then and it wasn't yet part of the park service. This was 1962. I still have that issue of NG. I've never been there but still think about Cade's Cove from time to time.
    1