I’m a lifelong Kentuckian and never heard about this before. What a wonderful story of what people can accomplish when they look at their circumstances as a challenge. I must admit, I’m more the type to sit around feeling sorry for myself.
I've lived in Pineville Kentucky for 42 years and I've been on chain rock many times and it's beautiful up there. My family has been pillars of the community for many years. My maternal grandfather and grandmother owned and operated a taxi park on pine street from the early 70s into the late 80s when my grandfather passed away. My fraternal grandfather built the jail and many other buildings. My family has a rich history here in Pineville and the Bell County area. It's a wonderful place to raise your family. But like all places you have corrupt police and corrupt politicians but with that aside Pineville Kentucky is home and it always will be.
If your family were pillars in the community, theres a fair chance they were corrupt considering how bad it is there. The slushers madons and so on are bout as corrupt as it gets
My wife and I spent a long weekend there, last year. We hiked the trails in the park and had a lovely time. For those of you who like to hike, the Pine Mountain State Park and resort really are a nice, quiet place to visit. We plan on going back one day.
@@CraigBHines it's not a bad walk at all. If you like nature it's really nice. You actually drive to the chain rock parking area. But there's so much more like the sand rock cave, waterfalls, swinging bridge, it's definitely a good place to walk or hike.
I’m a lifelong Kentuckian and never heard about this before. What a wonderful story of what people can accomplish when they look at their circumstances as a challenge. I must admit, I’m more the type to sit around feeling sorry for myself.
I've lived in Pineville Kentucky for 42 years and I've been on chain rock many times and it's beautiful up there. My family has been pillars of the community for many years. My maternal grandfather and grandmother owned and operated a taxi park on pine street from the early 70s into the late 80s when my grandfather passed away. My fraternal grandfather built the jail and many other buildings. My family has a rich history here in Pineville and the Bell County area. It's a wonderful place to raise your family. But like all places you have corrupt police and corrupt politicians but with that aside Pineville Kentucky is home and it always will be.
Slow clap I suppose?
If your family were pillars in the community, theres a fair chance they were corrupt considering how bad it is there. The slushers madons and so on are bout as corrupt as it gets
What’s the last name of this family? My family is also from there but highly doubt anyone refers to them as pillars.
My wife and I spent a long weekend there, last year. We hiked the trails in the park and had a lovely time. For those of you who like to hike, the Pine Mountain State Park and resort really are a nice, quiet place to visit. We plan on going back one day.
How difficult of a trek is it to walk up to the rock?
@@CraigBHines it's not a bad walk at all. If you like nature it's really nice. You actually drive to the chain rock parking area. But there's so much more like the sand rock cave, waterfalls, swinging bridge, it's definitely a good place to walk or hike.
That's very cool. I feel bad for those folks in the depression they had to do somthing I guess
Grew up in pineville
Is that the intro from "Justified" on FX
At 3:14 you can see a swirl right by the tracks anyone know what this was? I’ve been up there many times and have never seen any remnants of this
Does your chain hang low? Does it wobble to the floor?
To and fro
Can you tie it on a knot can you tie it in a bow
I’ve heard rumors it is a walled city? Is it because it’s flood zone ?
Pineville was flooded in 1977 so they built a flood wall and it hasn't been flooded since.
Yes there’s a flood wall
Wouldn’t call this a tourist trap considering it’s literally not advertised anywhere
I grew up in middelsboro