Abandoned Garage and Machine Shop

Explore this abandoned garage and machine shop with us in the mountains of Harlan County Kentucky
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[@michaelhager2846]

Thank you 😊

[@hillbillydan4721]

I just love Y'alls videos,awesome content ! Iike to see the way Eastern Kentucky was, I'm from Johnson County and when I hear Y'alls accent...Lord I just get so homesick ! I only get to go home twice a year Easter and Thanksgiving ! Got married and moved to middle Tennessee been here almost 40 years but, I still call Johnson county home and a lot of things have changed in and around Paintsville during those years...lost several family members ! I listen to Y'all talk and it reminds me of sitting on the front porch with my Grandparents !! Well hey Y'all please keep making your videos about Eastern Kentucky places and coal mines !! Y'all have a good day and God bless !!!

[@castlelord8995]

Great video Coyotes. Sad to see so many places close down. It's always a nice treat to see a Coyote video pop up on my phone!!

[@YankeeBilly1968]

I saw a fly bat hangin in the lobby too. I remember we was coming thru from visiting family in Evarts and had to stop there because something happened to my Dad's car that he couldn't fix himself. Thanks for the wonderful videos.

[@willieoakley2336]

So many places have gone out of business thank you for sharing this video with us God bless papa coyote I hope you are doing well God bless you ☀️

[@roberthood6253]

Remember passing that place as a kid now in tennessee but still have family up there good people up there

[@markrhodes7446]

Hey Mr and Mrs coyote after seeing the pictures of Polk salad now that I know what it looks like it grows wild in parts of s georgia!

[@rickbaker4043]

You keep going you have two or mines going into marryalice remember the old motel not far from dead mans curve what I called it brings back memories ❤🇱🇷

[@musclecarmitch908]

Great video Coyote's! Cool place! Thanks for sharing it!👍

[@eddiemcmillion3852]

It'd be nice to see like a series type videos on the different Little Shepherd Trails.

[@scenicdriveways6708]

Nice video guys. Thanks for taking us along.
JT

[@jeanettelove8490]

Nice video . Thanks for sharing

[@dpmart3275]

Enjoyed watching

[@michaelhager2846]

Mermosa tree 🌴😊

[@craigscott1340]

I grew up in Nolansburg on the old 119. For folks up the river it was Clarence Robbins in Hiram but Bascom was the man down Harlan way. Craig Scott

[@gpt465]

Bet my Dad probably went there❤❤❤❤❤

[@BillyYoung-u8z]

Kudzu = The vine that ate the south!!!

[@markrhodes7446]

Hey Mr and Mrs coyote how are you today?

[@stantheman9072]

Yep. That was Bascom's shop. I went to grade school with his grandson.

[@Wheelgauge-bt7ox]

Grandmother was born and raised in the area♥️

[@buddyhill2016]

I've been in that place a lot of times, Bascom Smith was the owner.

[@hayshaker]

LOOKS LIKE HARLAN COUNTY KY.

[@davidcaskey7062]

Shumac tree or bush

[@tombaker4586]

Ghostbusters !

[@chuckm670]

Those trees looked like poison sumac.

[@alanwilliamson9350]

I think the tree is a Sumac

[@owens-tm2pf]

That tree is either a Formosa or Mimosa tree

[@reddfoxx2861]

What year did it close. No children to take over?

[@GeraldCraig-n2q]

Pemosa tree I think

[@MyronGibson-j5b]

My family is from hazard

[@OGNaybkorhkood6067]

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