it is nice up there the sun sets are great feel like you can see forever i love that some one made a video and did not call pineville a crap hole my homes not to bad if you know where to look
Southeast Kentucky, Southwest Virginia, and Northeast Tennessee are our little part of the world and we love the small towns and communities that are in it's mountains. These little communities aren't perfect but they have a lot of beauty if you'll take the time to get to know them. Thank you so much for your comment and God bless you!
Hi Coyote! 😊👍❤ That sure is a gorgeous view. Wow!That is amazing! Oh boy... I sure hope that rock stays put. Beautiful sunset view. Enjoyed the photos.
I can take you so many places and show you so many things but it just tickles my heart that you had the time to take me back to places and show me things thank you for all your videos I enjoyed them well
LOVE IT!!!!.....as a lil boy, id bring my binoculars to catch a glimpse of the chain....could just see it a bit b4 we turned onto 119....it meant we were close to memaws house in harlan!!!!!
As beautiful as it is, it's basically a tourist attraction. As a former Coal Miner I know a little about this type of thing. In order for the chain to hold anything, it would have to be very tight. If the rock ever broke loose, it would snap like a twig, with the anchors only a couple feet deep. Love your videos, you even captured me once in Middleboro while out for a drive in my weekend cruiser, a gray Mustang. Keep up the good work, love and Prayers for you guy's yayyyy Coyote .. ahhhhh ooooooooo‼️ 😁🙏💙
Thank You for all your videos! Although originally from Barbourville, I lived in Frakes for 3 years. 1977-1980. I sort of grew up with this view as we used Chain Rock as a picnic spot, weekend activity spot, and campground. Your visit brought back a flood of memories! Sadly I haven't been back to this area since I moved to the Northeast upon graduation from Union College in 1985. I'm not sure I'll ever get back there as I've had 2 heart attacks in the past couple of years. So again, my sincere appreciation for getting me back there in your videos! You should do a Henderson Settlement and Frakes area called historically South America visit. Great uplifting story, beautiful scenery and fascinating history. I could tell you some unbelievable stories of the Southeastern Kentucky area history.
I'm so glad you enjoyed my video, and it brought back good memories, that's why I make them. Comments like this really inspire me to do more. Once again thank you so much! If you'd like to contact me with suggestions for new videos or any information you think would be of help to me my email is, coyotesden2000@gmail.com
Mom & Dad are from Barbourville and Gray and Dad worked on that project as part of the CCC . So I have been there many times and its so beautiful thanks for walking me down memory lane !
@@IgnitedCoyote OH i DONT MISS THESE CAUSE ITS HOME FOR ME i NEVER THOUGHT iD EVER SEE CORBIN ON YOU TUBE. hEY THAT REMINDS ME DID YOU EVER HAVE A CHILE BUN FROM THE DIXI CAFE ?
I'm sure the folks down in Pineville sleep better at night knowing there is absolutely no possible way that rock could never ever come down that mountain!
How pretty is that sunset. 😳😳😳 What a beautiful place! That chained rock is so unusual. I will surely visit this place if I ever get up that way. God bless
Hard to beat that view. It's a great story but I wonder if that chain really would stop that boulder. Hopefully nobody will ever have to find out. I live not far from the North Carolina mountains and I share your love for the hills. Keep the great videos coming.
I loved it when I drove up in through there. Due to my health I couldn't walk up to the chained rock. But love driving around up to it and some other areas. Not too many place in that whole area that isn't beautiful.
it is nice up there the sun sets are great feel like you can see forever i love that some one made a video and did not call pineville a crap hole my homes not to bad if you know where to look
Southeast Kentucky, Southwest Virginia, and Northeast Tennessee are our little part of the world and we love the small towns and communities that are in it's mountains.
These little communities aren't perfect but they have a lot of beauty if you'll take the time to get to know them. Thank you so much for your comment and God bless you!
My Dad was born and raised in Pineville KY. Always loved visiting my Grandparents I always wanted to live with them loved looking at the mountains.
Been there several times. You just can't beat the mountains and the people that live there.
No you can't!
Hi Coyote! 😊👍❤ That sure is a gorgeous view. Wow!That is amazing! Oh boy... I sure hope that rock stays put. Beautiful sunset view. Enjoyed the photos.
Thanks!
one of my favorite places ever, thank you for sharing your visit with us, and thank you for your videos, I really enjoy them....
Thank you! I appreciate it.
I can take you so many places and show you so many things but it just tickles my heart that you had the time to take me back to places and show me things thank you for all your videos I enjoyed them well
Thanks Gina, that's why we make these videos.
LOVE IT!!!!.....as a lil boy, id bring my binoculars to catch a glimpse of the chain....could just see it a bit b4 we turned onto 119....it meant we were close to memaws house in harlan!!!!!
That's a great memory.
So nice a trip...thank you. I long to be there.
As beautiful as it is, it's basically a tourist attraction. As a former Coal Miner I know a little about this type of thing. In order for the chain to hold anything, it would have to be very tight. If the rock ever broke loose, it would snap like a twig, with the anchors only a couple feet deep. Love your videos, you even captured me once in Middleboro while out for a drive in my weekend cruiser, a gray Mustang. Keep up the good work, love and Prayers for you guy's yayyyy Coyote .. ahhhhh ooooooooo‼️ 😁🙏💙
Thanks Lisa! Next time you see us blow your Horn and wave.
Thank You for all your videos! Although originally from Barbourville, I lived in Frakes for 3 years. 1977-1980. I sort of grew up with this view as we used Chain Rock as a picnic spot, weekend activity spot, and campground. Your visit brought back a flood of memories! Sadly I haven't been back to this area since I moved to the Northeast upon graduation from Union College in 1985. I'm not sure I'll ever get back there as I've had 2 heart attacks in the past couple of years. So again, my sincere appreciation for getting me back there in your videos! You should do a Henderson Settlement and Frakes area called historically South America visit. Great uplifting story, beautiful scenery and fascinating history. I could tell you some unbelievable stories of the Southeastern Kentucky area history.
I'm so glad you enjoyed my video, and it brought back good memories, that's why I make them. Comments like this really inspire me to do more. Once again thank you so much! If you'd like to contact me with suggestions for new videos or any information you think would be of help to me my email is, coyotesden2000@gmail.com
Mom & Dad are from Barbourville and Gray and Dad worked on that project as part of the CCC . So I have been there many times and its so beautiful thanks for walking me down memory lane !
You're welcome, and thanks for watching.
@@IgnitedCoyote OH i DONT MISS THESE CAUSE ITS HOME FOR ME i NEVER THOUGHT iD EVER SEE CORBIN ON YOU TUBE. hEY THAT REMINDS ME DID YOU EVER HAVE A CHILE BUN FROM THE DIXI CAFE ?
It was the best chili in town! And keep watching we'll be doing plenty more in and around Corbin.
so beautiful there. god bless
My wife and I drove through this area in April. It really is very beautiful.
Have reservations for one of the log cabins soon. Looking forward to it.. thanks for sharing
This is just about a perfect intersection of natural wonder and weird. Got to see Kentucky again someday.
I'm sure the folks down in Pineville sleep better at night knowing there is absolutely no possible way that rock could never ever come down that mountain!
Very good video!Keep em coming!
Thanks 😊
Great video been there a few times back kn the 60s keep sharing and safe travel
Thanks!
How pretty is that sunset. 😳😳😳 What a beautiful place! That chained rock is so unusual. I will surely visit this place if I ever get up that way. God bless
Thanks!
That's one of my favorite places, I've been there several times, beautiful place thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
It is a wonderful, imposing and impressive park
Hard to beat that view. It's a great story but I wonder if that chain really would stop that boulder. Hopefully nobody will ever have to find out. I live not far from the North Carolina mountains and I share your love for the hills. Keep the great videos coming.
Thanks!
It is absolutely beautiful up there. I can't wait to move up there from Florida.
Hope you love it as much as we do.
I loved it when I drove up in through there. Due to my health I couldn't walk up to the chained rock. But love driving around up to it and some other areas. Not too many place in that whole area that isn't beautiful.
Interesting story about the chained rock
Thanks!
My uncle Jim told us about a major flood he waded through around 1980.
Nice scerny
Thanks!