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I have been to that Walmart

This is one of the TH-cam songs called Come With Us,, It reminds me of a different song, how about you?

53 seconds no likes, bro fell off (jk love the video)

How was this made this is awesome!!

Beautiful and God's gifts deer and all animals ❤️ 🩷❤️🩷🌸🌸🌸⚘️

I Iive heae

He's a bit confused but he's got the spirit.

I remember when river drive was a gravel road

Country boy box the best thing ever

Nice work thanks 🙏 for sharing

thanks for the video.

Oh shoot what has it been doing 😂

I live there 😢

Hometown of Ian noe

Perfect place to leave. London sucks

This is the poorest city in America

Very nice town ❤peaceful

A little weird seeing the roads you drive everyday on a youtube video

Where r the trees!

I have not been there for over 10 years and there are a whole lot of new places.

That's the old cruise route. Had alot of fun there about 25yrs ago when I was a teenager..

Thank you for the tour of Booneville. At 17:10, you crossed a bridge, but there didn't appear to be any water below. Is that a dry river? Speaking of "dry", I didn't see a single bar on the tour.

I’ve never seen water that bad and this is the person who’s had gray tinted tap water thanks to Rockcastle county water treatment plant

2.29 for gas. Those were the days.

You try both the hot and cold water? If so, this is unacceptable. He better get this under control before I have to come up there and file a report about this.

Is that the public water?

good job

my family believe that my great grandfather came from here. my great grandmother worked as a nurse at the end of the war in Oxford, England. the hospital at the time was an American army hospital treating injured troops that had gone (and later to be stationed) in Germany. At some point a man named Harry Searle, an American G.I. from Booneville, Kentucky. (maybe, my grandmother was a bit hazy on this part. there are many Boonevilles'. But i did look up American service records and did find a Harry Searle from Booneville, Kentucky that was last stationed in oxford before his decommission) My Great Grandmother and this man got on very well and one night "showed there affection for each other". Soon he left to go home to America, however the times being what they were they had no means to contact each other (or maybe they didn't want to) Anyway cut forward 9 months and my great Grandmother had given birth to my grandmother. my grandmother has made many attempts to try to contact this man but had never had any luck. I have been taking up the quest from my Nan as i have a bit of a better chance knowing how to use the internet. from what i have been able to piece together, i believe he died in the 80s either in Arizona or California, as there are 2 death certificates for what appear to be the same man. 1 for california, 1 for Arizona. Any way i have rambled on enough. I'm just casting a line out there to see if by chance there is someone from Booneville seeing this that knows of or remembers a Searle Family in the area. would love to know more about this man who is technically my Great Grandfather. Thank You

Need the camera in the dash (you know they call them dash cams) and less interior of the car, most of the screen is the inside of your car.

Be careful in the comments Mayor Scott Jackson says anybody who complains about the water is just a trouble maker

is this the town that had a restraunt called the purple cow?

Please tell me was Beattyville the town with a restaurant called the purple cow?

Any of yall have info on Deaton/King families? TIA

make that Seat belt

Searbelt !

Thats my daddy's band!! Terry creech

In the 60’s, the poor grew and hunted for food while keeping their homes clean. Most had decency, they were well mannered and were the God believing type of people, unlike the lazy filthy drug dealing, seditious Trumpster cultist trash seen today. Nowadays, it’s an embarrassment to call this place “ancestral land”. (My people were the early settlers in this area). Owsley and Lee counties leads the nation in teen pregnancy, high school drop outs, poverty, food stamp recipients, etc, etc while they continue to vote for its own problems while joining terrorist cult groups such as the Poor Boys, KKK and other anti American terrorist hate groups.

Thank you so much for posting this video. I feel as though you brought me home.

Is this Chimney Rock on Old Landing rd?

Nice road trip through memory lane. I haven’t been to Beattyville much since the 70’s and it changed so much, I barely recognize some places. It has changed, for the better through out the years.

How many times we going to cross that bridge, LOL. My hometown.

Thank you so very much for posting this video, It really brings me home. I loved it. please keep posting

About 50 years ago there was a bootlegger just past the RR overpass..

Heres some white priviledge for you most in this town live on less than $10,000 per year. Way to go politicians for decimating coal and steel.

I love it down there.

My home town

I live in Winchester

My grandma and grandpa lived in the Appalachians until the 60s and then bought some land in Taylor,Mi.they died in the 70s their names were Clyde and Elizabeth Stinehart...I wonder if anyone knows any Stineharts in the Appalchins of eastern kentucky

Wasn't they a tanker truck loaded with gasoline crashed coming down the hill there on highway 28 and burned down a lot of the town back in the 70s I might be thinking of some wear else I was a little fellow thin if this was the place does any one have info about it

Turned at the down under back in the late 80s early90s ever body use to run around in booneville would turn wear you did use to be a pool room there called the down under