Waterfall, Cumberland Falls w/ The Steel Drivers
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I was born 19 miles from the Kentucky line, on the Virginia side, in the Appalachian mountains. Living now near St Louis, and man....does this make me want to go back home!! Beautiful....and great music to boot!! :D Thanks for posting!
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I live about 20 minutes from The Falls in Whitley county KY and it is so wonderful to share this beautiful landmark with the world!!! Thanks for this video and the Bluegrass music is perfect!!
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I used to live near there still go back to see it when we go to Ky
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love cumberland ive been there once as i live in Northern Kentucky....
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I live in easten kentucky. 20 miles from these falls. I like the tune with the view thanks
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I love that place
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There is some huge catfish in that river! My dad learnt to swim there! I love those falls!
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two big enthusiastic thumbs up for these guys, just fantastic! thanks!!!!!
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Hats off to you all. Thanks for a great video and of course a great band. You have great taste in life and music thats for sure! Thank you made my day.
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We were just here and then lost our camera! Thank goodness for Youtube!
nice video i live about 15 mins from the falls.
imog6 3 years ago
You're lucky to live in such a scenic part of Kentucky.
jhamiltyou 3 years ago
Nice! I'm in western KY but wish I'd been raised in the eastern part. I love Cumberland Falls, Red River Gorge, Natural Bridge, Renfro Valley, the Big South Fork train, Kingdom Come State Park, Jenny Wiley State Park, Daniel Boone National Park, Breaks Interstate Park, etc. I was a desk clerk at Ramada, & one guest from CA told me she's been to almost every state in the US, & KY is the prettiest she's seen. The mountainous half IS really gorgeous.
r26y871 4 years ago
I've visited the Falls, Gorge & Bridge, as well as Boone Nat'l. Check out "Russell's Roadtrip" video at Kingdom Come State Park. I haven't had a chance to spend time in Boone Nat'l, or see Renfro Valley, Big Fork train, etc. I'm making it a point, in my 40's (and beyond), to discover the natural wonders that reign in our Commonwealth. Have you ever seen Angel Falls? I have one grainy picture of my trip there.
jhamiltyou 4 years ago