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Philistine!!! You could at least have researched your subject before pontificating on it and showing your ignorance! Stilton is THE most famous British blue cheese. White Stilton has the same texture but omits the blue mould. Apricots in white Stilton is a refinement appreciated by people with good taste.

This would have been my Great grand mothers kitchen.

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I love that they harvested rainwater for the cleaning jobs! This is something we ought to be doing today.

That's no poltergeist lol

I enjoy seeing videos like this, but may I suggest you not film everything up so close that you cannot see it in its entirety.

This video deserves much more views... I love Underberg, by the way 🙂

One of the best fantasies I've had in a long time.

been there,done that.good ole days.

Heck of a nice way to live off-grid...

I'm annoyed that you didn't show the whole kitchen instead of just closeup shots

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That tornado hit our barn and when we went out we said crap the barn is gone I miss that barn

Tbh I wish I had as much confidence as I did these people.

the chunks of wood are far too large. That range took small kindling, the better to control the heat. Otherwise, not bad.

My grandparents and mom and dad lived in homes with kitchen's like this. What she didn't say is in the fall and winter most families stayed in the kitchen because it's where the stove provided the most heat.

Too many close ups, and not enough time to enjoy the subjects. 😢

I really enjoyef

The sink and pump looks a bit like the one in "Snow White and the Seven Dwarves."

Here Suey!

The girl at 2:18 is the most redneck sounding bitch I’ve ever heard in my entire life

Cool artficacts

I did enjoy this, and that’s my attraction to things of old. I feel it gives me a connection to the past. I like the antique floral wallpaper.

My grandma had a kitchen like this in rural Ky. She also had a pan of water and a bar soap with a hanging mirror, so one could clean up

As a European this is how we see all Americans

Nice, I'm sure to someone that knew how to run a kitchen like that, it must have ben vary capable indeed.

what material is the counter top

Andrew Clemens lived in McGregor, Iowa from age six months through the rest of his life. (yes, he was born in Dubuque, but was only there as an infant)

We didnt get electric till 48. I was born in 47, and we drank from the kitchen pump which ran to a cistern outside the house. We had a huge old heating stove in the kitchen. It had chrome or nickel guards around it that you could put your wet socking feet on to warm them up. It had like a trophy that was nickel at the top. Mom bought new 50s style kitchen chairs in the mid 50s. Come winter, the stove melted off the back of moms chair and that was the end of that stove. We got gas after that. They had a wood range that I never saw, and mom said they had to prop the oven door up with a broom handle. I had a wood range myself 20yrs ago. Cooked on it many times. One of the last chores I had before I replaced granpa milking, was to gather clean cobs and put them in the outhouse, as we didnt get a indoor crapper till around 60

Dad got married to mom in 1946 they moved back to her house in 47 added. Electricity cut gramps was terrified of it and lit house with kerosene. Duh. They bought brand new dixon stove for 140 bucks burnt coal. Wood. Propane. Had stove until 2k refit

Looks like what my grandmother's kitchen was like until they moved into a much smaller 2 bedroom home during the early 1960's. My grandmother who was born in Canada had completed her college education during the early 1930's to become an interpreter of the German language however during the second world war she was stripped of her Canadian citizenship only because she had married a man who probable didn't have a high school education and who was born in Germany before he moved to Canada in the late 1920's. So her employment opportunities outside the home were limited for at least 5 years. I remember that my grandparents were intelligent. My grandfather often liked to play his accordion and he liked friendly in English too debate.

People who lived in rural areas even in the 1920s likely had no phone or electricity or even indoor plumbing.Such was the case for my ancestors

Hogs will soon seize to exist.

glad that u like it jerry!!

Such a retarded nation

Frank & Jesse did not take part in the Northfield Raid. The purse was donated to a museum in 1835 ??? Ya might want to correct that mistake.

my friends own this. also known as jack, gracelynn rosie and lily. :)

A REAL farmhouse kitchen. Eat your hearts out, Farmhouse Style Fakery!

The narrator's vocal fry is distracting me from being able to really listen and learn.

You can read all about the man in the book, "The Sand Art Bottles of Andrew Clemens" published by McFarland at @t

No Maxwell House?

That looks like 1820's !

This woman is fat again ... :(

Lovely kitchen. Love these vintage homes.

I wanted to see it in action

Sometimes the well pump was in the kitchen. Dig the well first, then build the house around it. What a convenience! :-)

Thank you. I appreciate it all the pictures and the information. I wish you would do more videos like this.

Off grid living. Living before there was a grid

My Grandparents had electricity, but you couldn't turn on a light til dusk. No running water, well within walking distance of the house, no inside pump, outhouse. I even have that hair trimmer that you show sitting next to the inside pump which I got from their Farm.