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we walked it drink beer down there until the train came had alot of fun when we where teenagers

I drove to where the horseback riding back in 1985 bye myself ,and went through mammoth cave with my stepdad and brother and nephew there was a cb radio jamboree across the expressway

Who else lives around here hmuuu❤😂

Thank you 😊

There was a Ferrell's on Green Street in Henderson, Kentucky many years ago. It was a tiny place and was always full of customers. It's drive-thru business was busy, too. They tore it down to add to a church's parking lot.

I lived in Louisville for three years and never heard of this. Where exactly is it as it is described between Lexington and Louisville? That takes in a lot of territory.

Beautiful eastern copperhead

Thanks fpr sharing

Thanks for the shout out for my performance! Glad you enjoyed the show and hope to be back next year.

Good Video

Come check us out next :) We are just down the road in Martin, TN.

When was there a subway there?? I drove through there a while back and there is no sign of there ever being a subway.

If you’re ever back there I would try the Hawaiian chicken BLT it’s awesome!

The other one is Martin Tn about 20 mins away

Love that place, best subs I’ve ever had

Did Larry tell you about another female ghost that has been seen in the mirror in the Seelbach restaurant once called "Otto's?" Otto's was named for Otto Seelbach and is now called "Gatsby's." I hope the mirror is still there. The last time I was in The Seelbach it was. I have a family member in the lobby paintings about Kentucky. Thanks for the video. Happy trails!

Thanks jimerado

Look out Hoptown ! ..ex Guthrie resident on the line..

I was in town as well. I am working on my own version of the Fort as we speak. The Lady at Mcgintys Ordinary was telling them about the history of that cabin you were in. She explains it on my video. I toured the Fort after the parade. The attack was going to be the next day after my second visit. I was waiting for #DillonCarmichaels concert. My main reason for visiting the state was to visit my ancestors graves. So why not absorb the history? My mind was “swimming”!!! ❤ I loved coming down here. Gonna have to visit Ky again. It’s gorgeous. Gotta keep making videos! Keep up the good work friend.

I was through there in August and discovered the Oden Fish Hatchery which is just a couple of miles to the West. Looks to have some nice nature walks, that I didn't have the time to explore, but also a small exhibit in a train car showing how they used to transport fish to stock lakes.

I'd bypass the Grand Hotel and view it from a distance. I love visiting Mackinac Island. It is very historical and a beautiful place to visit.

Is the play kid friendly? I would like to take my 9 year old daughter

I’ve been a long time customer of theirs for a little over 10 years! I love their shops and the owners are great.

Thanks for the video and the kind words. Two mistakes: #1-the circle layout was done away with in the 1830s, not the 1930s, and #2- the locals say "Pumpkin Show", not "Pumpkin Festival." Does this matter? Only to native Circlevillians and absolutely no one else. Like another commenter said, most of the fun things we remember from the past in Circleville are gone: the downtown theater (The Grand Theater), the local swimming pool (Ted Lewis Park pool), the local drive-in theaters (2), the youth canteen located downtown, and the Gallagher Drugs store where we went after school. I left in 1960 (after high school) and have been back maybe 10 times. The house I grew up in is still there, and I could prove to the current residents that I once lived there. How? I would go to the basement door, open it, and show them my sister's and mine growth marks. They were carved into the door.

Neat little ferry, putting this on my bucket list. Cheers.

Not a great place if you are an introvert/private person.

Good video

Has the real Circleville Ohio letter writer been discovered? Or has s/he died? It wasn't Paul Freshour.

jimerado, amazing video keep up the good content

I also went there during 2023 in Indiana. It's really a good experience!❤

This place looks ammmmmmazing. Wanted to go back to the Dunes for a loooooong. So darn cold and couldnt enjoy myself when i went.

You would have loooooved Lamberts. So good. One in Florida too.

Ive been watching your videos off and on for two years. Im from Owensboro, Kentucky too. Ive watched like 10 of them today while off with Covid. Also, miss our Shoneys.

It’s beautiful

David Hocker’s greed helped destroy the Mall.

A friend of mine works with volunteers to have a weekly movie night at the Pope Lick park not too far (I think that's it at 2:08). I think they also do a Halloween night with films related to the Pope Lick Monster. By the way, was the guy's name Rodney? Did he have glasses and red hair?

I love everthing

If you come back, try to take the tour. The most fascinating part of those buildings isn't the part you've seen. It's the all the tunnels under the buildings that connect to Building 50. Especially the main tunnel which is a huge brick arch. The tour did take people to part of the tunnel system, so I'm hoping that's still part of the tour. Prior to Building 50 being saved from demolition and the building started to turn it into a mixed use space, the locals loved exploring those tunnels. There was access from the outside since the structure was in bad shape back then. The teens and 20 plus young people loved exploring those tunnels during the night with flash lights. Once the remodeling started and structure repairs were made to keep it safe, the access was cut off from all our local explorers LOL 😂 Great video. Thanks for sharing it with us. 😊

I transferred from KCMO in 1976 and was there until 1994 when I built a new House in Scott County, took over the Satellite Office in New Madrid, two blocks behind the levy. There use to be a ferry landing east of Portageville. I had relatives living in New Madrid at the time of the earthquake. My main office was in Sikeston and dined at Lamberts a few times, it's always crowded as tour buses stop there regularly.

Lived in New Salisbury most of my life New Salisbury has Bryants blueberries one of last you pick blueberry fields over 50 rows and many varieties. It's definitely worth a visit in the early to mid summer months. One other thing, the little restaurant in the heart of town " Dairy dip" has some really good food and is pretty reasonably priced. I would give that place a try. There pizzas and bbq are amazing!

My friends and I ride the Harleys from West Tennessee up to Hickman to take the ferry across the Mississippi River when we ride to Lambert's Cafe.

I grew up in west union, i wish i could move back there, but the only way i'll ever be able to get back there is when i die!!! I miss west union and i think about it a lot, especially in my teens in the 80s ( the best era ever) cruising town, just having fun. I wish we could go back to those times, and i wish west union would stop trying to be something it will never be, and that's a big city. It looks really stupid now, it would've been nice if they would've stayed what they were. A small town in southern ohio I really do miss it a lot, and i guess i always will, that's where my heart is. And my thoughts to seems like all the time

What a great town to live in

I grew up here and I love to call this town my home

50W used to be the main branch for Huntington National Bank in town. They took it over a few years back. And, if you want to experience some of the best donuts in your life, go to Crispie Creme. 47 N Bridge St.

Battle of okolona

I live there

Nice 🙂. If im looking at the map correctly, this is a northbound on the same line where the Andrew's Raid took place.

Next time go up on the bluff so you can see the harbor and then drive or walk through Wequetonsing, which is a summer community at the east side of town along the water.

I live in Columbia