I was born in Benham in 1943 and moved to Michigan in 1949 because my parents were looking for work in the auto industry. My Dad died of Black Lung disease after so many years in the mines. I am still proud to be a coal miners daughter.
My mother was born in Lynch in 1946. I have family all over the Cumberland Gap area. Mom's getting a huge kick out of all these videos. Me too. We plan on visiitng the area this summer. Thank you to you and Mrs. Coyote!
The large red roofed building on your right about 2:55 (adjacent to the church) is the former Notre Dame Hospital, where many of the residents were born.
Hello hello I like your channel and your subject better I really think it's really really good I was listening to you and I would like to hear from both of you commenters from both of you I think it's really really good I think what you're doing is a great idea and it's got to thank you for it have a good day
2 Ladies came from Lynch to Louisville. The elder one became my favorite Aunt, the younger one became my Mother-in-law, lol! Thanks for showing their Hometown to me and the other Vids from the area, as I have longed to see them. I still need to get to Black Mountain and Lillie Cornett Woods for a look see.
My mother's family from marry alice grandfather was a coleminer you got to pump sunshine in big mountains last name hensley vid brings back memories I still love it keep the vids comeing ♥️
Another great video. Good people all over Harlan county. Those areas there boomed as big as any at one time. Lynch had some real football teams under Ed Miracle.
My great grandparents were born and raised in Lynch. My grandparents were also from Harlan county. I’m not sure there is a more beautiful place on the planet than that area. The area has an amazing history and Lynch in particular. It’s definitely worth exploring. Also Lamp House coal miners blend coffee is amazing. Support that community and order a bag online.
Great video Coyote! Those little mining towns and the mountains are beautiful no matter what time of year it is. Mrs. Coyote is doing a great job wielding the camera! Thank ya'll for sharing the beauty of the area up there!
Very beautiful scenery. Love the old downtown. That water looked high and a flowin...be careful. My uncle John Foust/Faust lived in lynch and benham. He was a coal miner and like all my family moved often. God bless y'all
Great video! We were up there a few weeks ago and my wife asked about all the bikes just settin' all over. I told her it was probably there for the "Rails to Trails". Y'all got an answer.
Remember Lynch Had a Great High School Football late 1960’s early 70’s? Glad Ms.Coyote is Doing Well! Hopefully you do a Video of Wallins Creek and Twila in the near Future!!
First of all, I have been to Cumberland and Benham, but not Lynch. And second of all, there's another Tri-Cities people here in Harlan County know about! They are Bristol, TN/VA, Johnson City, TN, and Kingsport, TN.
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I was born in Benham in 1943 and moved to Michigan in 1949 because my parents were looking for work in the auto industry. My Dad died of Black Lung disease after so many years in the mines. I am still proud to be a coal miners daughter.
My mother was born in Lynch in 1946. I have family all over the Cumberland Gap area. Mom's getting a huge kick out of all these videos. Me too. We plan on visiitng the area this summer. Thank you to you and Mrs. Coyote!
We're glad you and your mom enjoy our videos, that's why we do them.
❤just wow amazing at the coal towns that’s gone away thank y’all for showing us these places. ❤❤❤❤
Cumberland is my home town thanks for sharing .!!
Our pleasure!
The large red roofed building on your right about 2:55 (adjacent to the church) is the former Notre Dame Hospital, where many of the residents were born.
I rode a bicycle from Norton across Black Mountain to those towns and back to Norton.
Black Mountain is a gut punch of a ride
Hello hello I like your channel and your subject better I really think it's really really good I was listening to you and I would like to hear from both of you commenters from both of you I think it's really really good I think what you're doing is a great idea and it's got to thank you for it have a good day
2 Ladies came from Lynch to Louisville. The elder one became my favorite Aunt, the younger one became my Mother-in-law, lol! Thanks for showing their Hometown to me and the other Vids from the area, as I have longed to see them. I still need to get to Black Mountain and Lillie Cornett Woods for a look see.
Been on those roads lots of times.
I love the beautiful state of Kentucky, wish I was there.
I got to tour Portal 31 in 2019. It was great. My daddy was a Coal Miner.
You should do a video of clover lick in Cumberland. On a four wheeler.
My great grandfather was born in Cumberland
Great video. Beautiful scenery. Thanks for sharing 👍
Thanks for watching it Randy!
My mother's family from marry alice grandfather was a coleminer you got to pump sunshine in big mountains last name hensley vid brings back memories I still love it keep the vids comeing ♥️
Thanks Rick, we will!
Another great video. Good people all over Harlan county. Those areas there boomed as big as any at one time. Lynch had some real football teams under Ed Miracle.
Thanks for watching Stan!
Beautiful scernery in KY. Hope you both stay safe from High Water.
Thanks!
My Dad's from Hyden but I've been all over this area. Love Kentucky!!!!
Thanks!
My great grandparents were born and raised in Lynch. My grandparents were also from Harlan county. I’m not sure there is a more beautiful place on the planet than that area. The area has an amazing history and Lynch in particular. It’s definitely worth exploring. Also Lamp House coal miners blend coffee is amazing. Support that community and order a bag online.
Thanks! We'll have try a bag of that coffee.
Great video Coyote! Those little mining towns and the mountains are beautiful no matter what time of year it is. Mrs. Coyote is doing a great job wielding the camera! Thank ya'll for sharing the beauty of the area up there!
Thanks for watching another one Mitch we appreciate it!
I enjoyed the drive.....thanks.
Thanks for watching Terry!
Very beautiful scenery. Love the old downtown. That water looked high and a flowin...be careful. My uncle John Foust/Faust lived in lynch and benham. He was a coal miner and like all my family moved often. God bless y'all
Thanks for watching this one Catherine! God bless you and take care!
Great video! We were up there a few weeks ago and my wife asked about all the bikes just settin' all over. I told her it was probably there for the "Rails to Trails". Y'all got an answer.
Thanks!
My brother lived in Cumberland for over 20 years.
Remember Lynch Had a Great High School Football late 1960’s early 70’s? Glad Ms.Coyote is Doing Well! Hopefully you do a Video of Wallins Creek and Twila in the near Future!!
Correction Mrs.Coyote! When you went through Loyall The City Hall or Building used to be an Elementary School went there 1961-1962!
We're planning a couple of things in Wallins area. Thanks for watching!
DragonSlayer Hwy. 160 is making Lynch a known destination for bikers n other groups as well !!
That is so great that there can be life after coal. Thanks for watching!
Honda's granddaughter got married at the Benham Inn in 2019.
Get down by the entrances of Ohio River you’ll see flooding in towns.
First of all, I have been to Cumberland and Benham, but not Lynch. And second of all, there's another Tri-Cities people here in Harlan County know about! They are Bristol, TN/VA, Johnson City, TN, and Kingsport, TN.
I was born in lynch!!