Kentucky has nothing to offer but a huge court house and a very small library. They put no money into the infrastructure of this clickish town. It's not a place you would want to live. I promise you that the political crap that goes on here is nothing but transparent to anyone that actually takes a good hard look. I guess I expect more for the city taxes that I pay. If you have been to Elizabethtown, Ky you've been to hell.
I lived in Elizabethtown for five or six years. My parents still live there and I constantly visit from college. Etown is not about the town--the town sucks. It's the people in it. You learn how to have fun and honestly I hope I end up back there. I miss it so much.
Elizabethtown is a very pretty town in the southern style, meaning not a lot of action but a great place to relax. Not much of a night life, everything closes pretty early. If your there in the day time, Freeman Lake park is a good place to picnic, fish, hike, paddle boat, and behind E-town is the little town of Glendale, with Whistle Stop and the Depot, both good local restuarants not chain. There is an antique car museum in E-town, and Patton Museum just up the road, great military museum.
I lived there for the first 19 years of my life, and to be honest the entire town is based on an fashioned family moral basis. Nothing that isn't 100% approved by the entire community comes in or out of that town. I got outta there almost two years ago, and THANK GOD! It was HELL:)
I live just outside of Elizabethtown and work in the city of Elizabethtown. I'm there 5 days out of 7, if not more often. Former President Clinton was just in E-town last night and I got to shake his hand and get his autograph. Good luck on getting something to drink in this video though LOL, Hardin County is a Moist county. If you want liquor you'd have to drive a short distance to the Meade County Border. Which is wet and their side of the county border is lined with liquor stores.
That is SOOO truckstop-style haute cuisine, LOL! ("Hey Gertie, squirt some of this here stuff around that 2-pound piece of cake and they'll think theys eatin' FAINCY-like!" LOL!)
On the hours laws, I was always thankful in my travels that the ICC laws didn't apply to me as a tourist. One trip to SLC I drove about 20 out of 24 hours, and another I did Jacksonville to NJ straight through with a 2-hour stop in Baltimore. I think that one was 18 driving hours of 20 on the road.
When you said night cap I immediataly thought alcohol...lol Man that looked so yummy!!! :o)
Talking about grocey money my gramma used to have a runing tab and the local mom and pop store around the corner. She would send my sister and I there to get what ever and we thought it was so cool to tell the Mr Clark put it on grammas bill. Wellll we thought it was so cool we started getting candy and telling him the samething thing he let it go a couple of times then called gramma and busted us..lol
Kentucky has nothing to offer but a huge court house and a very small library. They put no money into the infrastructure of this clickish town. It's not a place you would want to live. I promise you that the political crap that goes on here is nothing but transparent to anyone that actually takes a good hard look. I guess I expect more for the city taxes that I pay. If you have been to Elizabethtown, Ky you've been to hell.
MsDezzyzRayz 1 year ago
I lived in Elizabethtown for five or six years. My parents still live there and I constantly visit from college. Etown is not about the town--the town sucks. It's the people in it. You learn how to have fun and honestly I hope I end up back there. I miss it so much.
toppers1991 1 year ago
Elizabethtown is a very pretty town in the southern style, meaning not a lot of action but a great place to relax. Not much of a night life, everything closes pretty early. If your there in the day time, Freeman Lake park is a good place to picnic, fish, hike, paddle boat, and behind E-town is the little town of Glendale, with Whistle Stop and the Depot, both good local restuarants not chain. There is an antique car museum in E-town, and Patton Museum just up the road, great military museum.
gurlsingerfan 2 years ago
The Brown Hotel. Like I said, I don't think I would live there. I didn't even stay for a whole day. The Brown is in Louisville, KY.
Lands00 2 years ago
For my 17th birthday I went to Elizabethtown and Louisville, Kentucky. I am so in love with the movie Elizabethtown.
We stayed in the same hotel that Orlando stayed in the movie. I actually loved it there. I don't know that I'd live there though.
Lands00 3 years ago
Why would any one stop here???
Iloveaduck 3 years ago
I lived there for the first 19 years of my life, and to be honest the entire town is based on an fashioned family moral basis. Nothing that isn't 100% approved by the entire community comes in or out of that town. I got outta there almost two years ago, and THANK GOD! It was HELL:)
andrewbobrien 3 years ago
I live just outside of Elizabethtown and work in the city of Elizabethtown. I'm there 5 days out of 7, if not more often. Former President Clinton was just in E-town last night and I got to shake his hand and get his autograph. Good luck on getting something to drink in this video though LOL, Hardin County is a Moist county. If you want liquor you'd have to drive a short distance to the Meade County Border. Which is wet and their side of the county border is lined with liquor stores.
aragamifrog2 3 years ago
chocolate? oh i love that... can i have some? yeah, kfc here in the philippines is quite popular... hehehe
i love you baby
ronbrendon 4 years ago
That is SOOO truckstop-style haute cuisine, LOL! ("Hey Gertie, squirt some of this here stuff around that 2-pound piece of cake and they'll think theys eatin' FAINCY-like!" LOL!)
On the hours laws, I was always thankful in my travels that the ICC laws didn't apply to me as a tourist. One trip to SLC I drove about 20 out of 24 hours, and another I did Jacksonville to NJ straight through with a 2-hour stop in Baltimore. I think that one was 18 driving hours of 20 on the road.
FrednMaverick 4 years ago
Oh I love Chocolate Tall Cake!!!
Glad to see your getting into your new job!!
You know William Sledd "lives" in Paducha Ky, so you could stop by and slap him up side the head for me!!LOL
Texasred63 4 years ago
Summer 2000, I was in New York, Orlando and Fort Lauderdale, but not in Kentucky. But it´s a good video.
Twistermon 4 years ago 3
I've never been to Kentucky, so thanks for sharing.
DebUSA 4 years ago 3
When you said night cap I immediataly thought alcohol...lol Man that looked so yummy!!! :o)
Talking about grocey money my gramma used to have a runing tab and the local mom and pop store around the corner. She would send my sister and I there to get what ever and we thought it was so cool to tell the Mr Clark put it on grammas bill. Wellll we thought it was so cool we started getting candy and telling him the samething thing he let it go a couple of times then called gramma and busted us..lol
Carballoca 4 years ago 3