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Awesome!!!

is orvis soap necessary? Can i use regular dawn dish soap instead? Thank you

And yes, love the battery powered sprayer, it’s the bomb! My husband definitely talks me out of ordering another one....gonna do it anyway I think as he does hog it!

I premix Orvus too, so much easier. We have very soft water and if I didn’t premix it I would have a hot mess. I already have tons of bubbles mixing it less that recommended.

Oh Cool! I was hoping you would do this one next.

Great job as usual. Those battery packs for these sprayers kick butt!!! I love mine. Looks like you have a new company truck, I think, do you stil have a gate lift?

I got similar sanooer mirrors and got the wiring kit that had the pins and wired this up exactly as in the provided instructions and as shown in this great video. everything works except for the backup lights, really happy about the mirrors though. triple checked every connection, tried different things but could not get the cargo lights to turn on when in reverse, which was the feature I was most looking forward to.

Great job, thank you.🇺🇸

Two of my great-grandfathers had to go to work in a coal mine when they were boys because their fathers had died suddenly. They were only boys, but they both had to support their mothers and siblings. What's really crazy is that they both worked in the same coal mine--the Victoria mine in Preston County. They might have known each other, but I doubt they were buddy-buddy--they were eight years apart in age. The tombstones at 6:00 & 8:00 are both inscribed in Hungarian.

It's eerie how similar Isaiah Prickett's story is to that of my own 5th great-grandfather. Just twenty years after Isaiah died, my ancestor died in the very same way in Washington County, Ohio. He was in the woods looking for a lost cow when an Indian surprised him, murdered him, and scalped him. The details of the story are known because the Indian who did this was dumb enough to brag about it in front of a group of white men in Marietta, Ohio. Two of my ancestor's sons were in that crowd. They said nothing to identify themselves to the Indian as his victim's sons. A short time later, the Indian mysteriously disappeared. Unlike the Indian, the white men in this story were smart enough to keep their mouths closed, so nobody knows exactly what happened to the Indian--but it's easy to guess the general outline of the story. Similar to Isaiah, my ancestor's grave is marked with a very large modern tombstone. His original tombstone is now in the Washington County museum.

My parents are buried in this cemetery. I have a question about the tombstones. My mother died first, and her tombstone had a cross on it above her name. When my father died, I told the funeral director I wanted the same sort of cross on the tombstone above my father's name. He told me they only put a religious symbol on one side of the tombstone--that is, unless the husband and wife were of different faiths. After my father died, we went and visited the grave, only to find that the cross is now on the side of the tombstone where my father's name is. Therefore, there must have been a different tombstone there originally. Why would they waste a tombstone that was only going to be temporary? And what happened to my mother's original tombstone?

If you stand on either Goodwin Street or Ford Street and look toward this cemetery, you can still see where both streets used to go through where this cemetery is now. On the far side of Oak Grove Cemetery is another cemetery called Lawnwood Cemetery. I bet a lot of people don't know that there are actually two cemeteries there. Sometimes there's a chain-link fence between them--at other times, it disappears. I'm not sure if Oak Grove is the oldest cemetery in Morgantown or the oldest _surviving_ cemetery. There used to be another very old cemetery at the corner of Spruce Street and Forest Avenue--which is now the current location of First Presbyterian Church. That church building was constructed in the 1950's (although the congregation is far older). They just dug up the cemetery and destroyed it. The church used to have a parking lot up the hill from the church building itself (which has now been converted into a playground). There are steps leading up from the front door of the church to the playground. As you go up the steps to the playground, there's a retaining wall on the right. The old tombstones have been incorporated into that wall. I find it disheartening that anyone, but especially a church, would have so little respect for the dead. I've heard that in America, it's hard to find many cemeteries that are more than 150 years old. Once they get that old, people stop caring for them, and they just disappear. A similar irony is when Wal-Mart wanted to build a new location on 705. They were prevented from doing so because there was supposedly an Indian burial ground there. Later on, they built the Suncrest Towne Centre there, so I guess those Indian graves weren't too sacred to be desecrated by having other businesses built on top of them.

This is at least the third location for this cemetery. The county has moved it at least twice. I've never been to the current location, but I have visited this cemetery once. Back in 1982, the _Dominion Post_ ran a couple stories about how rowdy people were having all-night parties in this cemetery, littering it with their beer cans and breaking the wooden crosses that marked the graves. Around that time, I went to a youth group meeting at my church. After the formal meeting was over, everybody jumped in cars, saying there was a place where they hung out after the meeting. Turns out, this cemetery was that place. I asked the other teenagers what on earth they were thinking. If they had run into the partiers, it wouldn't have gone well for them. My great-grandmother is buried in this cemetery. When she died, my great-grandfather was so poor, he couldn't afford to bury her, so she ended up here. My great-uncle always wanted to buy a headstone to put on her grave, but he never did. He's long dead now, too. I wonder if anybody even knows the exact spot where she's buried.

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great video I have a question should I grease these every so many miles or grease every couple years

Interesting work, the gravemarker for Corporal Dawson at Time 4:27 it appears he served in the CSA. I am surprised that he has a Latin Cross vs the Southern Cross of Honor? What is a choice available? I didn't realize that the CSA Veterans had the Latin Coss as a choice? Nice work NC. #RVGMINC

Nice Job NC. Since I will share this with others, I need to ask this, did you get permission to do this great work? Not a criticism of your fine service, but I tell all my viewers that permission is paramount. Great work and tutorial! #Rvgminc #Veterans

What are the ingredients that he is using.

Nice work! Thanks for sharing! Simple yet powerful. #rvgminc. United in service #RememberingtheGiants

What products did you use if you dont mind my asking?

this stuff is junk

Good educational video.

My lawn is small and i don't need the whole bottle so i just take it off and use the same bottle again in three weeks ?

I just moved to Barrackville from Georgia. I wanna go ghosting hunting up here. Not to be disrespectful just to see if they have any thing they wanna say. I live in the old coal mine camp not far from there.

What is that tool. I need to clean about 20 family headstones and I’m 76

Could D/2 Biological solution be used on brass plaques as well? Was thinking D/2 to clean a few, then after it's dried, put on rennassaince wax to keep it looking nice. Would that setup work, or should i use something else for brass plaques on headstones?

Maybe the bag method isn't effective because the solution needs sunlight to help facilitate the ''bleaching'' effect. Can you please compare the smell to something so we know how it smells? For example: ammonia, feces...

Great job as always ! Appreciate your service man.

Um my name is khloe my middle name is jade my last name is Douglas

What you add wheat killer around the stone ?

Great job ! 🇺🇸

I have so many Tampico brushes it hasn’t occured to me use a stiffer one of those stubborn granite one. Great job & Thanks!

Great job.

What kind/brand of soap is that,please?

Beautiful cemetery and very nice video. People back home in Cabell county ( and many others I’m sure) always visited on Decoration day. Myself, my dad and my Uncles would go days ahead of time and make sure things were trimmed and nice. Thanks for the video, I love seeing old Glory.🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸.

Jacob Prickett and Col Zackquil Morgan are my G+Grandfathers. Charity Taylor Prickett is my G+Grandmother. She was a cousin of President Taylor and President Madison. I am a Springer.

What tool are you usim using for trimming?

You can see the rows that you pointed out. At least they made it where it isn’t a mess that they can’t keep up.

😊great,great job God bless

Love your videos I am new to your channel I like the 4k on your videos

You do great work by yourself! Lifting stones with your own equipment and using 3 different approved cleaners to properly clean the stones! So because of one stone being raised too high for them, you will only be cleaning upright stones? Im sorry. I wish they would see the difference your work is compared to others who are not as neat and organized like you. Recently, I saw one woman only cleaning the front of the stone because the back didnt look dirty and didnt want to waste product ( was her excuse, what about the dirt in the stone she cant see). Another thing i notice is ppl not cleaning the full stone, just the wording or top of the stone. Leaving the bases filthy. My thought is , if you are going to clean the stone , clean every part of the stone to preserve it fully. You are one of a few who tries their best to do the job neatly, clean and professionally.

I use only D/2 on my all the Veterans headstones I clean, and always get great results. 🇺🇸

And that marble bagged stone looks wonderful! D2 does so well on marble.

SMH, you did NO harm! I think I will finally have no rain and good temps tomorrow. I plan to do some walk throughs too, with D2...just in case. Bridgeport is missing out!

Great job !

The world needs more people like you, nice job !!

What about the ones beside you. They are inches above ground. Guess the mowers don't like to weed eat.

My license plate frame is in the center will it still fit?

You do awesome work! You are one of my favorite channels to watch!

WOW! I remember this. I am sorry, but THEY are wrong for that! It needs to be exactly where you put it!