Kentucky's (Historic Scenic Drive): Small Towns to Corvettes

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• JA

  @janetgifford743 · 2 years ago

  I have lived in KY all my 62 years. Visited many states, countries, provences, and continents, but there is no place quite like it. Glad you stopped in.

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• DA

  @darnellmarlow1800 · 2 years ago

  We are enjoying your videos! We appreciated that you don’t use foul language! This is our favorite way to travel. We don’t even have to leave home. Thank you for taking us along..

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• JO

  @joegrapeape6334 · 2 years ago

  Those big black buildings were Bourbon warehouses full of Bourbon Barrels!

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• JE

  @jessicat.5245 · 2 years ago (edited)

  You should come back to Mt. Sterling during Court Days! The city is FULL of vendors, good food and music for at least 3 days or more. I live in Lexington and love that I&apos;m surrounded by so much history and beauty. Thanks for visiting our amazing state. ❤<br><br>Oh and those rock fences you saw...the ones in Paris, KY, leading into Lexington, have signs that tell when they were constructed.

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• LL

  @lloydbaker6988 · 2 years ago

  HEY,HEY, RVerTV, taking &nbsp;us on the Kentucky &nbsp;Scenic &nbsp;Byway .Yay, Thanks, Russ. 👍

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• GH

  @GhousuddinMohammed · 1 year ago

  My sister lives in PrestonBerg &nbsp;since 1975, her husband is a retired surgeon &nbsp;&amp; a famous Doc. His children born, educated,&amp; married in KY, i visited many times &amp; also &nbsp;Lexington, where my sister daughter lives. KY is very nice state calm, Quite, no voilence,no pollution, &amp; best there is no traffic . I love KY. Moin NJ.

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• DA

  @davidfmaas · 3 months ago

  THANK YOU FOR POSTING THESE GEMS!!!!!!

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• CA

  @carolhieter3916 · 2 years ago

  My daughter &amp; family lived in Brandenburg for many years. &nbsp;Kentucky is a beautiful state, &amp; I&apos;ve enjoyed going on travels with you, Russ. &nbsp;Thanks! &nbsp;😊

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• TL

  @tlmwebb648 · 2 weeks ago

  I&apos;ve lived in Kentucky for my whole life and I never seen that grass clock at Frankfort 😂 thank you for coming through the old state here and welcome &nbsp;I&apos;ve enjoyed this video a lot godbless

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• LA

  @lannyfaulkner6697 · 2 years ago

  Thanks Russ! I was born and raised 30 miles east of Mt Sterling in Morehead, KY. Great to see this part of the State!

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• LI

  @lindahoudek9855 · 2 years ago

  What a great state Kentucky is. &nbsp;Glad you decided to drive through it. &nbsp;Thanks Russ.

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• WC

  @WCarter-y9w · 1 year ago

  I used to live in Pineville Ky. in Bell County. There are all kinds of interesting places in and near Pineville. Pineville is the home of the &quot;Mountain Laurel Festival&quot;, Pine Mountain State Park and Chain Rock. The Rock sits above the city of Pineville and is chained with a 400 ton chain to the side of the mountain. At the chain site is a panoramic view of Pineville and the valley below. Pineville was once called &quot;The Narrows&quot; because the Cumberland River is at its narrowest at Pineville. The Narrows is where Dr. Thomas Walker led an expedition across Cumberland Gap years before Daniel Boone. Pineville is known as &quot;The Gem City of the Cumberlands.&quot; Just south of Pineville is Cumberland Gap National Park on U.S, Rt. 25-E where you will go through a tunnel that travels under Cumberland Gap into Tennessee. North Of Pineville is the city of Manchester Ky. At the city park is a huge sandstone boulder that fell onto the highway after road crews worked on the highway. On that sandstone is carved ancient symbols and letters from different ancient languages. No one knows who carved the letters on the rock. They are on display at the Manchester City Park in Clay County.

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