Twice in the history of the south has the sky opened up and rained down blood and meat on the land. The first was in 1841 in Tennessee. The second was in 1876 in Kentucky. Tonight we share that strange bit of history along with some weather omens that you can look out for this fall.
If you enjoyed this bit of down home education and want to hear more, be sure to hit that subscribe button. If you'd like to see behind the scenes at how I obtain my information, conversations I have with experts, and first hand documentation of the events - consider becoming a patron at Patreon.com/HaintnHoller

Twice in the history of the south has the sky opened up and rained down blood and meat on the land. The first was in 1841 in Tennessee. The second was in 1876 in Kentucky. Tonight we share that strange bit of history along with some weather omens that you can look out for this fall. If you enjoyed this bit of down home education and want to hear more, be sure to hit that subscribe button. If you'd like to see behind the scenes at how I obtain my information, conversations I have with experts, and first hand documentation of the events - consider becoming a patron at Patreon.com/HaintnHoller

Twice in the history of the south has the sky opened up and rained down blood and meat on the land. The first was in 1841 in Tennessee. The second was in 1876 in Kentucky. Tonight we share that strange bit of history along with some weather omens that you can look out for this fall.
If you enjoyed this bit of down home education and want to hear more, be sure to hit that subscribe button. If you'd like to see behind the scenes at how I obtain my information, conversations I have with experts, and first hand documentation of the events - consider becoming a patron at Patreon.com/HaintnHoller&nbsp;

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