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Hills of Kentucky
My Dad was born in Kentucky, and we went to see where he once lived when he was little. I really like Kentucky, I would like to live there someday. I see how Sqat_Johson has such a good garden now...the weather!....just kidding.... But for real everything was still growing really good there!
I saw some pretty cool things while I was there. My Dad showed me a fireplace my great grandpa (who was a Comanche) built, and it's been standing over 100 years.

Then he took me to a place called Pine Knob, and we went up a huge hillside,




I saw some pretty cool things while I was there. My Dad showed me a fireplace my great grandpa (who was a Comanche) built, and it's been standing over 100 years.

Then he took me to a place called Pine Knob, and we went up a huge hillside,




Re: Hills of Kentucky
Fabulous, fabulous, fabulous! Thanks for sharing Josh!!!
that is some really nice stonework and I love the view from the cave. 


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Re: Hills of Kentucky
I am so glad you had an opportunity to visit where your Dad lived when he was little. Nice memories for both of you.
Nice photos too!
Nice photos too!
Furbalsmom-
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Re: Hills of Kentucky
Those are some great pics! The one of the fireplace your great grandfather built is just amazing.
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for sharing!

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Re: Hills of Kentucky
Yup, the weather is different, huh?
Oh, and in Ozarkian/hillbilly speak, KNOB = MOUNTAIN. They try and tell you it's just a small hill......don't fall for it. A knob is going to be a lot of work to climb.
Oh, and in Ozarkian/hillbilly speak, KNOB = MOUNTAIN. They try and tell you it's just a small hill......don't fall for it. A knob is going to be a lot of work to climb.
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Re: Hills of Kentucky
Kentucky is a beautiful state. I love the pics and the family history lesson. I bet that fireplace still works like a charm.
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Re: Hills of Kentucky
love the pic of the cave! thanks for sharing

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Re: Hills of Kentucky
Glad you enjoyed your KY trip. Great photos...
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