Awesome seeing all three of you together. So glad that you and Steve have something in common. Heather is such a great sister to both of you. I'm happy for all of you.
Your brother Steve has the kindest face and sweetest smile. Heather’s little giggle is the cutest! I love the dynamics between the three of you. I’m so happy that y’all found each other. ❤
I was just at my neighbor's house and he has a whole truck, commercial truck size, of unopened Star Wars, Star Trek, etc.....he was raised by his grandparents who were born in the late 1800's and collects tons of "junk", has about 5 houses falling down around here, but Many old cars he and his friend restores....he especially loves his early 1930 cars because of their rarity-Depression-and he buys and sells old cars tractors, etc...He actually was on the American Pickers show many years ago....he and his wife help me all of the time (my husband died many years ago) he fixes my mower, etc....very big heart....were are in Oklahoma.....he's getting ready to sell his farmland that he and his grandparents grew up on with no electricity, eetc.....quite a character....
I live in Colorado Springs. My twin and I have watched you for years. You are our favorite antique dealer. We love antiquing too. Have for decades now. God Bless and stay safe.❤
I too love the creaky floors. My Mom's favourite store in my childhood town had them. She would buy vinyl tabling for our picnic table that was sold by the meter. This store brings back memories.
It’s so good to see you guys together. You all act exactly like brothers and sisters. Especially Heather, she treats you just like a little brother. I love the love though. ✌🏻🤍🤞
I like watching your channel, especially when you visit your siblings. My youngest daughter grew up knowing her sisters by another Mom. Then many years later they found another sister. ( I don't like the half thing. They're sisters) She lives in another state but they get together. I love them all, and am so happy they know each other.
That press can be used to press lard or make apple cider, or with the right attachment, fill sausage casing. My Dad has the one that belonged to his granddad and we got it all cleaned up and used it to make apple cider last year. First time that it had been used in about 80 years. They are still manufactured.
Regarding the ADCO clock. 2007 SEDALIA, Mo. - One of the drycleaning industry’s oldest companies, Adco Inc., revealed this morning that it has been sold. Kansas City-based Mentor Partners assumed ownership of Adco on April 13 for an undisclosed sum.Launched as American Disinfecting Co. in 1908, Adco Inc. is a worldwide leader in research and development, manufacturing, and distribution of chemical products for the drycleaning and laundry trades. Until the sale, Adco was owned and operated from its Sedalia, Mo., home continuously by three generations of the Van Dyne family.Adco courted buyers wishing to run the company much as it has been for 99 years.
I lived in Denver/Littleton area for 8+ yrs. I don’t recall visiting Florence. I recall it’s famous for its notorious Federal Prison 😂 I love the needle felting. It’s a wonderful art. I just created 6”x 8” donkey 🫏. Very nice items. Always good to see your family ❤
It's amazing ... I know it was quite a (good) shock for you to find out you had sibs ... but for THEM, it must've been mind-blowing!!! All the newly discovered family seem so lovely - you can never have too many good people in your life. In one of my DNA results I found a second cousin who had NO idea who any of his bio family was. We can't figure out who his biological parents were. He's a really great guy and I've been enjoying interacting with him.
Have you seen Red Rocks outside of Denver? Beautiful place, complete with dinosaurs footprints and the world’s only acoustically perfect outdoor amphitheater. Museums cover the unique geology, building the amphitheater with Roosevelt’s Civilian Conservation Corps, and musical history of the great acts that performed there. Well worth a visit and maybe catch a concert.
My grandparents (who raised me for 7 years) still had my dad's Erector set just like that one. We used to play with it a lot. Good memories. And that trunk 😮so beautiful
As we know I've always loved watching your videos. I grew up in the midwest so just an FYI when those Sirens go off at lunch time it's because they're testing them because they use them for when there's a tornado warning. If you're there and they're going off for an extended period of time, like more than 60 seconds, that means there's a tornado warning you should probably try to find shelter! Hahaha glad you had fun visiting your brother and sister
Interesting tidbit: apparently Sarah Winchester invented the "Stair Dust Corners" that you pointed out on the old staircase (that make sweeping the stairs easier). That's one of the few things I remember from a tour at the Winchester Mystery House. Apparently, she was quite the little inventor. Thanks for another fun shopping trip, Alex!
Bj's Velvet Freeze!!! I live in N COS & BIGGEST treat for my kiddos from Pueblo West. I'm always jelly seeing Canada as born & raised across the bridge in Buffalo. Miss Toronto..makes Denver look like a village! 😂
Love your adventures. I live in Manitoba and getting ready to have an antique estate sale of items on our 150 year old homestead. Just going through the old barn now.I have turned an old log cabin home into a little store as I needed a place to sell all the things so it can be locked up. I have buildings of stuff to sell. I found some great finds but I now live in Colorado and have no use for the stuff that has been saved over the generations. You should come and take a look.
I love Florence all the antique shops there. Glad that you found your siblings and family too. There was quite a bit of stuff that happened back in the 50-60s that people are not very proud of and have tried to forget. Stuff happened back then the beginning of a new era in the world. Have a great day and safe travels
I grew up with "car guys," my dad and his brothers ... my brothers were big on cars as well. My husband and I were able to just recently donate a 1940 Chevy log truck (fully restored - gorgeous) in his family's name to a logging museum in southern Oregon that is owned by Oregon State Parks at Collier State Park near Roseburg. His dad owned a log trucking company for over 60 years and this was the same kind of truck his very first truck was when he started his business. It had been in local parades and Dad loved tinkering on it, but since he died 5 years ago it was just sitting in the storage locker. His dream was to donate it to a truck museum and I think we found a good one.
Welcome to Colorado! Although your video says 1day ago, it’s actually summer here so no snow storm! I’m a new subscriber, sent over from watching a yr old video of Margreth at SevenPlaza, and then I see you’re in Colorado. Raised in Cotopaxi, living in Pueblo…next time you’re here please come down! We have great antique shops as well and I know Cottons has old toys(hot wheels) and car items, and loads of other great finds! Again welcome, hope you had a great visit!!!❤
Thank you so much for sharing the birth of your relationships with your sister and brother and how they have things in common with you and your dad even though they never met him and didn’t know you until a few years ago. I recognize your brother smile as being somewhat like yours And the way you and your sister get each other you think you’d grown up together lol. But there’s some really strong traits personality wise that like Steve has of your dad’s and like you before even knew you guys existed. It’s just a real treasure to have your beautiful experiences, shared with all of us❣️❣️❣️ you set some beautiful examples the three of you and your families with the rest of us. You show us integrity, openness, and ability to love unconditionally. Thanks to all three of you!!!
Alex,Steve,Heather my darlings. So good to see you all together. There is nothing better than being with family. Have fun you guys. Until next time. Please, take care and stay safe. Love ya 🍺🍺🍺😇🇺🇸🌞❤️🕊👍🙏🌈🌹
Omg! Heather you are truly the big sister and I love it! I'm from a family of 7 and am a middle child, lol. Btw, I also have a brother Steve. Nice to see all of you together enjoying quality time.
I'm so glad that you're aware of closed captioning as you're filming. There's one channel I watch that is so inconsistent with their enabling closed captioning that it's frustrating
I love the "haunted dolls/not haunted dolls" marketing of the Nancy Ann dolls! I may have to use that idea in my booth! And, our nextdoor neighbors had a bomb shelter in the 1960s. I got to go in it once and it was not to terribly exciting, but I was in first grade so not impressed by those things. I just wish I'd taken pictures of it.
I wonder where my dad’s ‘46 Ford Convertible landed (rare, sold in ‘55 in MN, right before IBM moved him to Phoenix AZ, dang it!). He was still talking about his Ford in 2010, and how much it would’ve been worth had he not sold it.
