“Axes or apples” fun facts with Johnny Appleseed

Johnny Appleseed was known more for his lumberjack ability in his 20’s and 30’s than he was the apples.

[@audreykrzeminski882]

We just found your channel and love it! Looking forward to the next video!

[@Dutch779]

Thanks, Jerry. In high school here in Australia, we learnt about Johnny Appleseed, knew about the apples, but not the lumberjack.

[@logcabinlifestyle]

That’s cool that they taught about him in Australia!!

[@shirleyvastine9328]

I just realized I have not seen your videos pop up in a while. Just watched the last four to catch up! The little cabin looks great and I hope the festival this week is a great time for many folks!!
Just wondering, have you written any new stories?

[@logcabinlifestyle]

Thanks Shirley! I write quite often so depending the ones you have heard I probably have. I’m sure I’ll get the chance to write one this weekend. Also I’m speaking at a local church in December. That should be fun

[@maryannhurley1395]

Key word ABILITY AMEN ❤❤❤

[@leehuff2330]

Shout-out from Chester!

[@logcabinlifestyle]

Good evening Chester!!

[@ErikHenrichsen]

Real Estate speculator and developer, planter of apple cider orchards for sale to westward trekking pioneers.
The legacy of John Chapman, a tough outdoorsman has been turned into a cartoonish parody.
People need to learn the real history of the pioneers who settled this land. Not the fairy tales.
BTW, nice ax throw Jerry. Tomahawks and knives next please. These are real colonial era skills and passtimes
that you might consider demonstrating.