@@deborahchesser7375 I'm sure on that! But we are related to the grays they are my dad's 1st cousins. My dad left Kentucky in the late 60s and lost touch with many family members. He went to Chicago as a kid and never moved back till recently and he's in London now
It is heartwarming when small town America comes out for festivals like this and the Coyotes always do a great job of showing them to us. Thanks for what you do.
That small town holds so many special memories for me, every holiday and summer running like wild Indians with my cousins, it was my sanctuary. It took 10 hrs down 23 from Columbus before 75 was done in the early 70’s. That all stopped when the matriarch, Granny passed in 01” I knew it would and dreaded the day it would happen. Readin writin rt 23 explains my life perfectly. Dad came up here to work at Timken roller bearing instead of mining coal.
If you haven't already check out our Valentine's video we did in barbourville. Love my city barbourville Kentucky. th-cam.com/video/wi7MlDTWwH8/w-d-xo.html
Thank you so much for sharing. I did a happy dance when I saw you were in Barbourville. Had to watch it twice, first to watch the festival, second to see if I could find any family. God bless.
I am sorry I didn't get to watch this video until today but I really enjoyed it thanks for sharing with us folks who love y'all God bless y'all and papa coyote have a great weekend
I agree with Mrs Coyote! You won't get me on those rides anymore. Thank you! I kept seeing my Mamaw's/Aunt's house in the background when you were filming the carnival. The red brick building, that's an attorney's office, on the square was my Mamaw's dress shop (Nell's Dress Shoppe). I have many wonderful memories of that square. I even remember the old court house. I was hoping you'd go down the street that had the crafts. My cousin had a booth there for her pottery.
Thanks Donna, sorry we missed your cousin's booth but we'll be back to Barbourville so hopefully if anything's going on and your cousin is part of it we'll l catch them the next time.
@@IgnitedCoyote Her pottery company is Indian Horse Pottery. Another cousin, owns the BBQ joint on the square, Grateful Ed's. My Mamaw's store was Nell's Shoppe. It closed in the late 90's.You all sure help with the homesickness. I might've been raised in Chicagoland, but my roots are in Knox Co!
you guys have great videos.please pray for my cousin vicki that lives in mooresburg tennessee because her husband charlie may have two weeks to live because he has congestive heart failure and his kidneys have shutdown and he is a real bad diabetic.pray for us because we may have to go down there at anytime now.
Festivals are fun! Kinda schlocky, maybe, but that's what makes it fun...there was a Daniel Boone festival in Harrisburg, which is what I thought this was at first...
I truly hate when a small country TOWN is labeled as a CITY! My roots are country and small town Kentucky. But I was born in Chicago and lived in the deep big CITY of Chicago for 41 years. Small town USA country towns and simple living is beautiful. A City is very large expensive dirty noisy and so on! Just my opinion.
Great job! My hometown!! Homesick...
I loved cruising the courthouse square as a kid with my grandparents. Tommy Grubb and Amanda Grubb (RIP)
Around the courthouse down to the AP and round n round, done it a million times
Born and raised in Barbourville. It’s a beautiful place!! Love it here
I'm a Grubb Don and them from Booneheight is my cousin's. I'm also related to the Gray family. My dad is Argie aka Ted Grubb.
@@oldguyBMX my aunt Shirley was a Grubb before married my uncle John Tye I’d say I know yuns somehow.
Are you kin to the Grays from the creek ?
@@deborahchesser7375 I'm sure on that! But we are related to the grays they are my dad's 1st cousins. My dad left Kentucky in the late 60s and lost touch with many family members. He went to Chicago as a kid and never moved back till recently and he's in London now
It is heartwarming when small town America comes out for festivals like this and the Coyotes always do a great job of showing them to us. Thanks for what you do.
Thanks so much for the kind words Terry, they're appreciated!
That small town holds so many special memories for me, every holiday and summer running like wild Indians with my cousins, it was my sanctuary. It took 10 hrs down 23 from Columbus before 75 was done in the early 70’s. That all stopped when the matriarch, Granny passed in 01” I knew it would and dreaded the day it would happen. Readin writin rt 23 explains my life perfectly. Dad came up here to work at Timken roller bearing instead of mining coal.
Omg I'm in love with this little town 😍
If you haven't already check out our Valentine's video we did in barbourville. Love my city barbourville Kentucky.
th-cam.com/video/wi7MlDTWwH8/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for sharing! My Papaw was a Shelton and Mamaw was a Miracle (Markel), Probly got cousins in that crowd.. lol..
Thank you so much for sharing. I did a happy dance when I saw you were in Barbourville. Had to watch it twice, first to watch the festival, second to see if I could find any family. God bless.
Thanks Randy!!
I am sorry I didn't get to watch this video until today but I really enjoyed it thanks for sharing with us folks who love y'all God bless y'all and papa coyote have a great weekend
Thanks Willie and God bless you! Papa coyote sends you a big hello!!
I agree with Mrs Coyote! You won't get me on those rides anymore. Thank you! I kept seeing my Mamaw's/Aunt's house in the background when you were filming the carnival. The red brick building, that's an attorney's office, on the square was my Mamaw's dress shop (Nell's Dress Shoppe). I have many wonderful memories of that square. I even remember the old court house. I was hoping you'd go down the street that had the crafts. My cousin had a booth there for her pottery.
Thanks Donna, sorry we missed your cousin's booth but we'll be back to Barbourville so hopefully if anything's going on and your cousin is part of it we'll l catch them the next time.
@@IgnitedCoyote Her pottery company is Indian Horse Pottery. Another cousin, owns the BBQ joint on the square, Grateful Ed's. My Mamaw's store was Nell's Shoppe. It closed in the late 90's.You all sure help with the homesickness. I might've been raised in Chicagoland, but my roots are in Knox Co!
Awesome festival Coyote's! Thanks for sharing it with us!
Thanks for watching it Mitch!
Fantastic video. - I. May. Go. There. Ext. year.
It’s really fun should’ve came this year there was a new ride
Small town mountain communities are the best.
Thanks for watching Stan!
Those rides look like so much fun!Makes me want to be there. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Gp
God bless u all
That’s always been a great festival, and brings people in from all around that area. The pioneer camp looked pretty cool.
Thanks for watching Jack!
Awesome video 🥇🏆 😃
My dad's home town I was there a month ago! Did you all eat at Hamburger Hut on the 4 lane ? It's a must if u haven't!
Thanks, we'll check the hamburger Hut out
@@IgnitedCoyote u won't be disappointed! I usually get the cheeseburger box.
@@oldguyBMX dammit man, I’m stuck in Cols Oh and what I’d give for a hamburger box from Collinsworth hamburger hut !
you guys have great videos.please pray for my cousin vicki that lives in mooresburg tennessee because her husband charlie may have two weeks to live because he has congestive heart failure and his kidneys have shutdown and he is a real bad diabetic.pray for us because we may have to go down there at anytime now.
We will definitely pray and we encourage everyone else to pray for Danny's Family!
@@IgnitedCoyote thanks brother.
Festivals are fun! Kinda schlocky, maybe, but that's what makes it fun...there was a Daniel Boone festival in Harrisburg, which is what I thought this was at first...
Thanks Scott! I still don't know how middlesboro and Cumberland Gap Tennessee let barbourville beat them out on a Daniel Boone festival
I love u all's u all are just the Koolest people thanks for u all's vidieos
Thanks for watching, we sure appreciate it!
I truly hate when a small country TOWN is labeled as a CITY! My roots are country and small town Kentucky. But I was born in Chicago and lived in the deep big CITY of Chicago for 41 years. Small town USA country towns and simple living is beautiful. A City is very large expensive dirty noisy and so on! Just my opinion.
you should do a video of union college.