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I try to add a tree photo to most of my posts. It is just a little brand I have adopted for this blog to remind us how each family tree is beautiful and different from all the others. I really like this photo. It reminds me of how some family trees are harder than others to see and appreciate because they are obscured by the fog around them. We can bring our own tree out of this obscurity by learning a little more each day. The more we add to our cadre of knowledge, the more the color and beauty of our tree emerges as we draw closer to it. Not only is the visibility sharper, but its nearness to our hearts is more pronounced.
YouTube is one of the best sources of information out there and it is so readily available on any topic you choose. Did you know that you can subscribe to various channels on YouTube? The BYU Family History Library has a channel! James Tanner has added over 100 videos on a myriad of topics in the year he has been working at the Library in Provo on the BYU campus.
I thought from time to time I will post some of the links to some videos that I have reviewed and thought were good. The one I am including here is on The New Ancestry. How do you like it? Have you even seen it yet? What do you think? Here's what James has to say about it.
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