The OT county thread made me think

[DelkBowl]

I’m in the Pendleton area now. Interstate access is nice.

Near 153 in the horse park.

Wooded hills farms. We were the fist house back there in 77 beside the farmer who lived near the front. In Lexington nowbut plenty of stories from back there. No electric for a year, no phone for two, no city water till I moved away to go to college.

 

[m2a3tech_rivals80514]

Meade. Now in Fairbanks Alaska.

 

[sdryan2_rivals]

Boone County

 

[BigRedMachineBigBlueNation]

Boone County

What high school?

 

[Cobb4uk_rivals287622]

Hickman, Marshall last40 years.

 

[fs-ripcord65]

Todd and Logan= Biggest burley and dark tobacco on earth. :weary:

Sounds like you might have cut your share of that big ol' tobacco in your day.

 

[jedwar]

Sounds like you might have cut your share of that big ol' tobacco in your day.

If he didn't I did up here in Hart County. Housing it was my least favorite job growing up.

 

[UKrazycat2_rivals]

Sounds like you might have cut your share of that big ol' tobacco in your day.

Allensville, Key, Dot. Can't remember which, but we(6 man crew) cut 33 acres of burley, and 33 acres of one sucker(dark) for the same farmer. Hung it all and moved on to the next spot. Guys name was Glen Blick. Fine guy and paid 15 cents a stick. 5 cents more than the going price.
Start at daylight, quit when light faded. Him and his kids would pick up any leaf left on the ground every evening and tie them. You could eat off the ground.
Folks were contracting our services before we got finished with the job we were on.(word of mouth)
We didn't dawdle.

 

[sdryan2_rivals]

What high school?

Walton-Verona High School

 

[UKrazycat2_rivals]

If he didn't I did up here in Hart County. Housing it was my least favorite job growing up.

Old barns plus old tier poles were always a dangerous recipe, but it paid the same as cutting.

 

[Bigblueduck]

30-45 minutes from the entrance of Rupp. Montgomery

 

[ekywildcat_rivals26726]

Johnson. Born and raised, still here.

 

[westerncat]

Webster Co. KY.

 

[TeoJ]

Trimble County 1967

 

[ThwKentuckyKid]

Estill county since I was 13, before that Madison.

 

[catfaninJaxFL]

Hopkins county

 

[treyforuk]

Grew up in Metcalfe. Adult life in Barren. Lived, at least a year, in Cumberland, Fayette, Warren, Laurel.

 

[Mulder14]

grew up in southwest Jefferson now in spencer co.

 

[kygent2]

Washington Co/Springfield

 

[ukalum1988]

Union

 

[ukalum1988]

From Union but now live in Webster. Lived in Calloway during college and Louisville for a few years after.

UCHS - class of 1983. You?

 

[UKGrad93]

Hopkins county

Hopkins County for me too.

 

[bfawns_]

Fleming Co. Class of 58.

 

[CGblue]

Carlisle

 

[CGblue]

so the worst rednecks in two states can have a decent football team.

Ignorant post..

 

[jackcarlson]

I am a direct descendant of Jacob LaRue, after whom Larue County was named. It remains our family's ancestral home. I am probably related to half of Hodgensville. But we moved around a lot.
Was born and started school in Jefferson County, but I grew up in Hardin County, Franklin County, and went to Scott County HS. My sister currently lives in Richmond and another sister lived in Gray's Knob. If you know where that is, you are a REAL Kentuckian!

Gosh. How could I forget? I also lived in Alton, which is in Anderson County.

 

[HLW1010]

From Union but now live in Webster. Lived in Calloway during college and Louisville for a few years after.

Union

Union Co. -> Fayette Co. -> Lake Co. Ohio -> now in Garrett Co. MD

 

[Bigblueincincy_rivals50458]

Morgan

My family on Dads side is from Morgan County. Stacy Fork is where most live.

 

[ukalum1988]

Union Co. -> Fayette Co. -> Lake Co. Ohio -> now in Garrett Co. MD

My brother graduated UCHS in 86 and now lives in Germantown MD.

 

[HLW1010]

My brother graduated UCHS in 86 and now lives in Germantown MD.

I graduated in 2007 and just moved to MD this past November. You probably know some of my family or even fiance's family.

 

[armchairpg]

Fayette. Pops was from Harrison and mom from Lincoln. Represent!

 

[$Z71$]

UCHS - class of 1983. You?

2004 for me.

 

[Blueisbest]

Lived in Jefferson County all my life. Wildcat Country!!

 

[Blue_2_the_bone_rivals]

Originally Harlan but Leslie for the most part til college.

 

[JayCatz44]

My family on Dads side is from Morgan County. Stacy Fork is where most live.

I'm sure I know them or they know me then.

 

[TortElvisII]

Allensville, Key, Dot. Can't remember which, but we(6 man crew) cut 33 acres of burley, and 33 acres of one sucker(dark) for the same farmer. Hung it all and moved on to the next spot. Guys name was Glen Blick. Fine guy and paid 15 cents a stick. 5 cents more than the going price.
Start at daylight, quit when light faded. Him and his kids would pick up any leaf left on the ground every evening and tie them. You could eat off the ground.
Folks were contracting our services before we got finished with the job we were on.(word of mouth)
We didn't dawdle.

What is the story of the old mansion in Allensville? Looks like the Munsters would live there.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.wideopencountry.com/gorgeous-1850s-kentucky-mansion-market/amp/

I found a story.

 

[AGEE11]

Madison

 

[al.ksr]

Floyd

Floyd for me as well.

 

[isonator35]

Magoffin County here.

Now I live outside of Cincinnati in Loveland, OH.

 

[mapcatfan_rivals31344]

Born and raised in Ohio County. Have lived in Louisville all but four years of the last 37.