Hey Doug,, and everyone else! The and I are still around. Fighting this weather...2 in of ice and then 5 in of snow. But we are getting thru it. Talked with The a couple weeks ago. Neither of us getting out much. Looking forward to seeing a bunch of you-uns come Aug.
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Lee, it was a cumulative kinda thing. 1/2 inch of ice, then about 1/2 inch of sleet. Do that a few times and the temp goes below 10 and well, the whole thing becomes a slab of ice. The trees and power lines were 1/2 to 3/4 inch of ice. Then a couple days later and we had 5 inch snowfall. Makes for a fun time behind the wheel.
Doug, it's a regional thang. Different ways at the county line....then ya throw in all them ferinners....low miles, well maintainedComment
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...so far so good....
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So is the date being moved up as Bill wanted?
Asking for my friend.Chattanooga, TN
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Here is a short list of 10 restaurants... "for your dining pleasure" if ya want to try some of 'em while doing the KHCR. They are scattered around different towns in all directions to cover various riders tastes.
1. Pops Barbecue, Hwy 801 at Cave Run Lake
2. Melinis Cucina, Main Street Morehead
3. Boone Tavern, Main Street Berea
4. Silver Creek Restaurant, Silver Lake Drive Mt. Sterling
5. Marcellas Farm to Fork, Hwy 150 Mt. Vernon
6. Madison Garden ,North Madison Ave. Richmond Ky
7. Gillums, Eastern Bypass Richmond
8. Stockyards Restaurant, Helena Rd Flemingsburg
9. Smokin Butts, Hwy 1107 Paintsville
10. Elk Mountain Cafe, Hwy 421 Hyden
I have dined at all but 2 of these establishments, (Marcellas and Smokin Butts) and have enjoyed them. I have been told by folks the other 2 are also good. These are but options for your approbation.
We here in ol' Kaintuk have a hard time finding continuous businesses in the eatery industry. Small towns have a lot of them to open but maintaining the open door is a difficult undertaking. The best riding is of course thru the smallest of villages, so we find connectors to larger communities to sustain our dietary requirements. The above list provides those connectors around some very good riding. Looking forward to spending time with a whole mess of you folks...
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We came across The Stave in / near Frankfort. They were very good. Meanwhile, reckon we'll have to check to see who has lamb fries. -
When we had the rally in Richmond, we went to a restaurant down near the Kentucky River. They had lamb fries, and I ordered them . Yum! -
glad you both remember...it was Hall's on the River. been there for a long time and has quite the reputation. not far from the Stanton site; it is located across the river from Boonesboro in Clark county. a number of routes will get ya there, just pm me if ya want more info.
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My favorite place in Kentucky is in Owensville - the Moonlight BBQ. It used to be a regular fuel stop for me on flights back and forth across the country. They'd have a courtesy car available at the airport and after the all you can eat buffet the autopilot got to do the flying in the afternoon
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Remember the diner kinda place, more like a lunch buffet we always stop for lunch in KY rally? The always had liver and onions. So tasty!Chattanooga, TN
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if you find yourself around the horse country (north side of lexington), paris has several good food stops and cynthiana as well. we had lunch a few years ago in cynthiana at Biancke's.low miles, well maintainedComment
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now that ya have a few places to "grab a bite"...here are a few settlements ya might ramble thru in your travels. Hazel Green, Wonnie, Licksburg, Vortex, Shoulderblade, Gunlock, Maxey Flats, Newfoundland, Ida May, Jinks, Wildie, Mummie...just to name a few places ya won't find much more than a general store. happy trails
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