Kentucky

Welcome to Berea where art's alive.

If you like arts and crafts, you're in luck. I live and work in Berea and my only qualm is that I have to drive 10 miles to the nearest liquor store. In all seriousness, it's not a bad location because you're not too far from a lot of places. Lexington is 30-45 minutes away, Louisville and Cincinnati are both within 2 hours away. London and Corbin are about 30-45 minutes away.

 

Yeah we've noticed art is everywhere here lol. We both work in Lexington so we wanted about half way between Lexington and London/Corbin so we chose here. I played some Golf here at Battlefield when i lived in Corbin so going to take advantage of that while living here. Maybe i'll see you driving around sometime. Only black Tacoma i've seen around besides in Richmond so far.

 

Born in Louisville, raised all over, stationed in New Orleans. Most of family is in Louisville and Lexington. Wife is from Mt. Washington.

 

I'm pretty easy to spot, there aren't a lot of red 4x4 regular cabs.

 

Any good places to fish close by besides Owsley Lake?

 

I'm not much of a fisherman, so I'm not sure about good places but there is fishing at Lake Linville in Rockcastle County and Lake Reba in Richmond.

Lake Linville is the first Mount Vernon exit, the highway kind of goes over it.

Lake Reba is off the bypass in Richmond

 

Do you frequently travel Nicholasville Rd. in Lexington Winker? I see a truck like yours aout once a week.

 

Nope but it's nice to know I'm not the only one with exquisite taste.

 

Nicholasville KY here

 

richmond Ky here, I was surprised to see so many people from the area here posting tonight!

 

It is nice to know that there are other people in Madison County.

 

There is a guy in lexington with a black tacoma with green paint and stickers on it wonder if he is on here

 

I'm in Lex. everyday I have not seen the black Tacoma you speak of, but I do see a white one with a four to six inch lift almost daily headed the opposite way around new circle.

 

Madisonville Ky checking in.

 

I was born in Lousville, but my folks moved to Fl before I was 2, so I'm pretty much a Cracker with Kentucky roots.

And no, Ky is not a Midwest state. It was a border state at best, with a great amount of Southern style and congeniality.

My wife was born in Richmond, my mother in law in Paint Lick, my dad from Dry Fork, moms from Austin-Tracy and my Uncle lives in Glasgow.

The one room schoolhouse my grandmother taught in is preserved in a park in Barren County by one of her friends, the founder of Houchins groceries.

On a visit where I recently spent some time in Pig (close to Mammoth Cave) I found a few different family cemeteries', the kind in the middle of pastures. The one that my great grandparents were in (who passed in the 50's) had the oldest and largest marker for a guy who came from Scotland in the late 1700s and passed in the

$43 1820s 12 Pc. Internal Torx Socket Set - T10 thru T60

1820s.

So I guess my roots run deep.

I often envy those of you who are living there. Well, at least in the spring and fall.

 

Checking in from the big city of Georgetown. I must say, Go Cats!

 

I always see him going down tates creek road. Im in Lexington most of the time , but in the weekends in Georgetown alot when im working at Toyota, Winchester, and Irvine sometimes Richmond give me a honk or wave if you see me around

 

Waddy Ky, work in Frankfort. Would be interested in any Ky meets this spring/summer. Already on the list for 3rd annual LBL in March.

 

Just out of curiosity, where do you work in Frankfort? I work in Frankfort as well.

 

Nashville Wire, formerly AWP. We make industrial decking used in warehouse racks, and containers used in material handling.