Misty, I enjoyed your video very much. I spent 15-plus years in the medical field in Nashville, TN. and had the privilege of caring for Miss Loretta and her brother Willie. I can share a story that wouldn't be unethical for me to share. All of the siblings including Loretta, Crystal, and Peggy stayed during the duration of Willie's hospital stay. As children, they had made a pact to take care of each other when they would be sick. During their brother's stay with us, they did just that. From taking turns sleeping on the couch overnight so he would never be alone, to bathing him. One day when I came in the room all of his sisters were present. He asked me to pick up a can of food his sisters had gifted him. The can said "Rattlesnake meat". When I picked it up the whole can made a rattling sound and shook...scared me bad. They all broke out in laughter when I yelped and dropped the prank can on the floor.... and laughed harder when a fake snake jumped from the can! They were all pleasant rascals. Quite a few years later Miss Loretta was my patient again for a procedure. She actually remembered me and recalled the snake story. Loretta Lynn was genuine, humble, and always gracious. I found this to be true of the entire talented/gifted family. I've never visited her homeplace but your post was a bit emotional for me as well. Thank you for sharing.
Hi Misty. COAL. Thank you so so much for taking us along to Butcher Hollow. I always wanted to go there. Loved seeing Loretta Lynn 's. Childhood Home. Always liked Loretta and Patsy Cline. Grew up on Country Music. Loved the movies Coal Miners Daughter and Sweet Dreams. They were both so good. You are the best for taking us along and including us. Take Care. Safe Travels. God Bless You.
Coal!! I'm watching as I type this. I'll watch it again later when Gavin gets home cause he's gonna wanna see it too. I just couldn't wait! 🙂 I remember that movie so very well too and many scenes clearly. She was a true pioneer for women in music and helped so many others on their way. She's forever the sweetheart of country music. I have loved hearing personal stories from others about her. Tanya Tucker said every time I would chat with her on the phone Loretta would ask "do you need any money honey?" Tanya would say," no darlin I'm good and I also know she'd give it if I said yes." She was generous and always thinking of others.
Coal. Watching how emotional you were on the porch was very touching brought tears 😭. It is so pretty there. Wish I could have seen Kentucky with you. Love you ❤❤
Hi Misty, It’s hard for me to convey just how meaningful the video of your trip to Butcher Holler means to me! My Mama was a huge Loretta Lynn fan. Country music filled our home from the time I was a little girl (60+ years ago). My 2011 Christmas gift to her was tickets to Loretta’s concert early 2012. When she opened the envelope and realized what it was, she jumped up and down squealing! We had such a great time at the concert and at 75; Mama said it was one of the best times she ever had! Out of the blue in May of 2012, she was diagnosed with stage 4 non smoker lung cancer and she went to heaven on November 2nd. And now 10+ years later, seeing how happy she was opening the gift and going to the concert is a very special and treasured memory❤️. I could never imagine it would be my last Christmas with her, but I’m glad it was a special one for us both❤️. I love your enthusiasm and watching your videos. You were so kind to auction a pink glass bird I sent to you for cancer awhile ago. God bless you and you’re family!
The whole elite lie at this world is overpopulated is the biggest lie going look at all that empty land when you get in a plane that’s all you see for miles and miles and miles and the land that crops could grow on animals can live on but yet they lie and say we’re overpopulated
Bless your Heart Misty!! My husband and I visited there 3 years ago. I started crying at the GS. My grandfather was a coal miner in PA. They lived in a company house till my grandparents death. As a little girl I always remember seeing his coal miner hat and bucket. When we went to visit them. Now that little town is full of boney (sp) piles and smells of coal. He died of black lung which so many did back then. So happy you enjoyed it there. 🥰
COAL Miner's Daughter was the very 1st movie, that I had seen in a theater, with my Mom. She would've loved to have visited down there. Thanks for sharing.
How awesome!!! Thank you for taking us with you. Can not imagine working in a dusty COAL mine to support a family. But back then that was the best place to work.
Brenda Millsaps From Cleveland Ohio Got To Visit Butcher Holler Shorty After My Visit She Pass I Felt So Blessed To Be A Part Of She Her Childhood I Even Sat At Her Kitchen Table Got A Picture
I’ve been to Butcher Hollar & absolutely loved it!. When I was there 8-9 years ago there was a deli in the store where you first stopped. I was fortunate enough to have Loretta’s daughter, Cissy Lynn, make me a turkey sandwich. I think I spoke to her for over an hour & I was just as giddy as you are in this video. My father is who turned me onto Loretta Lynn & I grew up, only listening to country music, in fact, it’s all I listen to this day. Fun fact, my stepfather used to be a back up singer for George Jones. He sang on the “she stopped loving him today” hit. They remained lifelong friends. I never got to meet him, but I did speak to him on the phone one time. There’s something about country music legends that just give me goosebumps. They are truly legends. Thank you so much. Misty & Mark for taking us on this tour with you. Even though I’ve been there, it was only one time & I would absolutely love to go back. ❤❤
I also cried when I was in the original homestead house. There’s an energy there that gets you in the heart. I’m sure I will edit this comment as I get through this video. I am overwhelmed all over again!
What a fantastic video and your admiration for Loretta Lynn is contagious. When Connie was talking about the original cane ladderback chairs put a smile on my face I have one just like it. It was made by my great x 3 grandfather and it sits in my living room. My fathers family of 12 was from Hickory holler in Tn we went to the home he grew up in back in the mid 90's and it was still standing.
Thank you for sharing your your with us. I had the pleasure of seeing Crystal Gayle at The Grand Ole Opry a few years ago… her hair was indeed long and her voice luscious.
Thanks for sharing. I was born and raised in KY. It is truly beautiful. I grew up with my dad and mom listening to Loretta and all the old country stars! I love her movie too. This was so fun.
My grandparents had a little country store attached to their home and we spent every Sunday there. When you walked into the general store….I felt like I was in Grandma and Grandpa’s store again.
Enjoyed your tour - I am a third generation coal miner’s 😮daughter - originally from Eastern Kentucky - beautiful scenery but coal mining is a hard way to make a living - the finest peoples you will ever meet live in Eastern Kentucky - makes me homesick!
My Paternal Grandmother was a school teacher and taught in the one room school house in the early 1900's, which is still a part of our family country church here in South Carolina. My Grandparents and my Parents are now buried in the churchyard cemetery there now.
Misty thank you very much for sharing this video. I’ve been a Loretta Lynn fan since she was first on the radio in the 60s. I’ve been a country music fan for 60+ years. I have been to Hurricane Mills in TN but never to Butcher Holler. My maiden name is Lynn so who knows Doo could be related to my family. I know somewhere along the line someone did live in KY and lots of the Lynn’s from my family live or lived in the Celina, TN area which is close to KY. Anyway, the tour through Loretta’s home did bring tears to my eyes. I also love history and antiques. Each piece of furniture has history in it. If you have never been to the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville you should go. I’ve been there twice and could probably sit in there on the pews nearly all day. It’s a sacred place to me. Thank you very much!! Terri
Hi Misty! Thank you so much for taking us along to Butcher Holler❤️ Coalminer’s Daughter is one of my very favorite movies, along with Sweet Dreams. I’m not a country music person but my dad was. I adore all of the old country artists, because he did🥰 I was emotional right along with you, imagining all the kids running around playing there. I’ve been watching a you tuber visiting Appalachia, into the hollers and talking with the people there. What struck me is how kind the people were. Thanks again for the wonderful guided tour❤️
COAL - Although I never actually met her, Loretta Lynn is my cousin and I would loooove to have a piece of coal from Butcher Holler! 😊 My papaw was a Kentucky coal miner and then later on ran a general store.
My mother looked and sang just like Loretta Lynn. She played guitar (self- taught) and sang to me all her life- all the classics. Loretta, Patsy, Tammy ect. Thank you for taking me on your vacation! Coal ❤️
I loved this! It was so awesome! Don't know that I'll ever actually make it there, so thank you! Looks like I'll be watching Coal Miner's Daughter for the thousandth time tonight ...
Hello Misty yes I have watched coal miners daughter and Patsy Cline so many times oh my goodness I love them and I love country music you all have fun hi Mark!!!God Bless you guys!!!❤❤
Coal. That’s awesome being able to get some coal. I’ve never been down there but love to go one day. I did see the movie and it was really good plus she’s is my favorite singer and Conway I can listen to them all day every day. Thank you for taking us along I really enjoyed it. Have a great time there ❤
Super interesting tour! 😍 Loretta and Chrystal were beautiful women! My father, both my grandfathers and my great-grandfather were also miners. It was a tough and dangerous job. There are still mines where I live ( in Belgium, Limburg), these are no langer used, but in one of the mines there is a mining museum and you even can view parts of the mine with a guide. I used to do this regulary as a child with my parents. Very interesting to see! 🪨 ⛏️ ❤
Fun to see you in Kentucky and in Butcher Holler at that! George & I have yet to make it down the Country Music Highway there to see the old cabin, but we have been to Benham near Black Mountain, where the Portal 31 mine ride and the KY Coal Museum are. The latter has a section dedicated to Loretta Lynn. Glad you had fun and got to visit something special to you. 🥰
COAL ❤️❤️ This is mine and my moms all time favorite movie. We adore Loretta Lynn, patsy cline and crystal gale. Thank you so much for taking us with you ❤
I now live in Northern Kentucky but my family is from Eastern Kentucky. Isn't it the most beautiful country? I had a great grandfather die in the coal mined of East Kentucky. Very proud of my Kentucky heritage! That's for sharing our beautiful country! Good find on the coal
Thank you for sharing this with us. I really enjoyed this video. I was a big fan of Loretta. I had the chance to see her two times in concert. This is on my bucket list to visit. Thanks again . COAL!!!
❤ how incredibly sweet that it brought you to tears. I understand I felt the same way when I saw Cary Grant's footsteps near the Chinese theater as well as Ingrid Bergman and Olivia de Havilland. I went to the TMC film festival one year and sing the movies I love up on the big screen I got all the feels. I still get them. Thanks for sharing your moment with us❤
Coal....Thanks for taking us along Misty and Mark. Here in Virginia /Tennessee area our main draw is Dolly Partons home and history . You need to make a trip to Pigeon Forge Tenn to see another country music superstar hard climb out of poverty .
GAIL HERE ! Misty, I was raised in North Georgia . Born in 1952 and I didn't attend a church with a steeple till I got married . Back then country Baptist and others looked just like that little school house . I went to a big brick school and the town churches were brick , but not the country ones . The South was dirt poor after the WAR ! I was raised on Rock and Roll cause I had much older siblings . My parents just listened to gospel . I really loved The Beatles , but I liked Patsy Cline . She was played on rock stations like Hank Williams . I was 11 when she died . So sad .
I have that exact Singer sewing machine...My Paternal Grandmother had it originally. After her death, my Dad got it and my Mom used it to make clothes for me and my sister on it. I learned to sew when I was 12 using that same machine back in 1972. Betty
Misty, I enjoyed your video very much. I spent 15-plus years in the medical field in Nashville, TN. and had the privilege of caring for Miss Loretta and her brother Willie. I can share a story that wouldn't be unethical for me to share. All of the siblings including Loretta, Crystal, and Peggy stayed during the duration of Willie's hospital stay. As children, they had made a pact to take care of each other when they would be sick. During their brother's stay with us, they did just that. From taking turns sleeping on the couch overnight so he would never be alone, to bathing him. One day when I came in the room all of his sisters were present. He asked me to pick up a can of food his sisters had gifted him. The can said "Rattlesnake meat". When I picked it up the whole can made a rattling sound and shook...scared me bad. They all broke out in laughter when I yelped and dropped the prank can on the floor.... and laughed harder when a fake snake jumped from the can! They were all pleasant rascals. Quite a few years later Miss Loretta was my patient again for a procedure. She actually remembered me and recalled the snake story. Loretta Lynn was genuine, humble, and always gracious. I found this to be true of the entire talented/gifted family. I've never visited her homeplace but your post was a bit emotional for me as well. Thank you for sharing.
Such a huge inspiration and everything she went through rest in peace Loretta thank you for your wonderful music and memories
Love Loretta Lynn. COAL
How wonderful, I love Loretta Lynn. How lucky to find that piece of Coal. ❤❤❤❤❤
Coal…..I’m born and raised in Kentucky. Glad you love it’s beauty. ❤
I've seen Coal Miner's Daughter so many times I can't count ❤😊
Me too!!!
Coal!! I love you and your excitement!! You made me cry, I'll be watching Coal Miner's Daughter this weekend for the 1000th time 😂
I can only imagine what it was like, the sounds, smells back in the holler, thank you for taking us along Misty...
.COAL.
My pleasure!!
How fun. Everything is so beautiful. Loretta Lynn was one of my Dad's favorite singer. So coal. LOL. 😆
Coal thank you for the opportunity to see this
COAL……Total awesomeness!!!! My whole family loves Loretta Lynn! I loved this video! Thanks for taking us along with you!❤
Glad you enjoyed it!
Coal....❤ this so much fun thanks taking us along 😊
Hi Misty. COAL. Thank you so so much for taking us along to Butcher Hollow. I always wanted to go there. Loved seeing Loretta Lynn 's. Childhood Home. Always liked Loretta and Patsy Cline. Grew up on Country Music. Loved the movies Coal Miners Daughter and Sweet Dreams. They were both so good. You are the best for taking us along and including us. Take Care. Safe Travels. God Bless You.
Coal
Thank you for taking us along with you.😊
Coal. Definitely looking for Coal Miner's Daughter movie. Loved Loretta. ❤
Thank you so much for taking us alone it was great! ❤ coal !
It's wonderful that they have kept the sites looking as they were and no big tacky commercial signs.
Coal!! I'm watching as I type this. I'll watch it again later when Gavin gets home cause he's gonna wanna see it too. I just couldn't wait! 🙂 I remember that movie so very well too and many scenes clearly. She was a true pioneer for women in music and helped so many others on their way. She's forever the sweetheart of country music. I have loved hearing personal stories from others about her. Tanya Tucker said every time I would chat with her on the phone Loretta would ask "do you need any money honey?" Tanya would say," no darlin I'm good and I also know she'd give it if I said yes." She was generous and always thinking of others.
Thank you so much for taking us ❤
Coal love that you took us with you, I’m enjoying this so much.
What a wonderful trip. I love the movie Coal miner's Daughter to
So cool!!!😅 That's always been one of my favorite movies!!!❤ Coal
I thoroughly enjoyed this! Every second of it.
Awe! Thanks Scott! ❤️
I love History and Antiques, thanks for sharing, I was in tears too ❤❤
Coal. Watching how emotional you were on the porch was very touching brought tears 😭. It is so pretty there. Wish I could have seen Kentucky with you. Love you ❤❤
My father's family is from Kentucky. And mother's family from West Virginia. I have lots of coal miners in my family. COAL
that was awesome thank you for taking us along with you COAL
COAL I love her music and the movie❤❤❤
Hi Misty, It’s hard for me to convey just how meaningful the video of your trip to Butcher Holler means to me! My Mama was a huge Loretta Lynn fan. Country music filled our home from the time I was a little girl (60+ years ago). My 2011 Christmas gift to her was tickets to Loretta’s concert early 2012. When she opened the envelope and realized what it was, she jumped up and down squealing! We had such a great time at the concert and at 75; Mama said it was one of the best times she ever had! Out of the blue in May of 2012, she was diagnosed with stage 4 non smoker lung cancer and she went to heaven on November 2nd. And now 10+ years later, seeing how happy she was opening the gift and going to the concert is a very special and treasured memory❤️. I could never imagine it would be my last Christmas with her, but I’m glad it was a special one for us both❤️. I love your enthusiasm and watching your videos. You were so kind to auction a pink glass bird I sent to you for cancer awhile ago. God bless you and you’re family!
This makes me so proud! Thank YOU! 🥰
The whole elite lie at this world is overpopulated is the biggest lie going look at all that empty land when you get in a plane that’s all you see for miles and miles and miles and the land that crops could grow on animals can live on but yet they lie and say we’re overpopulated
I love scenic trips. I love how the area is not all commercialized.
Bless your Heart Misty!! My husband and I visited there 3 years ago. I started crying at the GS. My grandfather was a coal miner in PA. They lived in a company house till my grandparents death. As a little girl I always remember seeing his coal miner hat and bucket. When we went to visit them. Now that little town is full of boney (sp) piles and smells of coal. He died of black lung which so many did back then. So happy you enjoyed it there. 🥰
What a treat…thank you so much for taking me along ❤
My grandfather and great grandfather were coal miners in Iselin, PA. Small world.
Luved Loretta and Pasty Cline
Coal!
How wonderful this was! Loved Loretta!
COAL ❤❤❤❤❤ what fun adventure!!! Tad bit jealous. I was raised on Loretta’s music!!!
COAL Miner's Daughter was the very 1st movie, that I had seen in a theater, with my Mom. She would've loved to have visited down there. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you Misty love touring with you this is wonderful for your viewer's that will never travel there😊
Glad you enjoyed it!
Coal
I'm glad you're having a great time in Kentucky.
Thank you for sharing your adventure. I love the movie Coal Miners Daughter. Coal!!!!
How awesome!!! Thank you for taking us with you. Can not imagine working in a dusty COAL mine to support a family. But back then that was the best place to work.
Brenda Millsaps From Cleveland Ohio Got To Visit Butcher Holler Shorty After My Visit She Pass I Felt So Blessed To Be A Part Of She Her Childhood I Even Sat At Her Kitchen Table Got A Picture
I’ve been to Butcher Hollar & absolutely loved it!. When I was there 8-9 years ago there was a deli in the store where you first stopped. I was fortunate enough to have Loretta’s daughter, Cissy Lynn, make me a turkey sandwich. I think I spoke to her for over an hour & I was just as giddy as you are in this video. My father is who turned me onto Loretta Lynn & I grew up, only listening to country music, in fact, it’s all I listen to this day. Fun fact, my stepfather used to be a back up singer for George Jones. He sang on the “she stopped loving him today” hit. They remained lifelong friends. I never got to meet him, but I did speak to him on the phone one time. There’s something about country music legends that just give me goosebumps. They are truly legends. Thank you so much. Misty & Mark for taking us on this tour with you. Even though I’ve been there, it was only one time & I would absolutely love to go back. ❤❤
I also cried when I was in the original homestead house. There’s an energy there that gets you in the heart. I’m sure I will edit this comment as I get through this video. I am overwhelmed all over again!
What a fantastic video and your admiration for Loretta Lynn is contagious.
When Connie was talking about the original cane ladderback chairs put a smile on my face I have one just like it. It was made by my great x 3 grandfather and it sits in my living room. My fathers family of 12 was from Hickory holler in Tn we went to the home he grew up in back in the mid 90's and it was still standing.
Thank you for sharing your your with us. I had the pleasure of seeing Crystal Gayle at The Grand Ole Opry a few years ago… her hair was indeed long and her voice luscious.
Misty, if you haven’t already visited, you must go to Graceland… very touching
Coal, loved seeing you so happy to be there visiting.🎶
Thanks for sharing. I was born and raised in KY. It is truly beautiful. I grew up with my dad and mom listening to Loretta and all the old country stars! I love her movie too. This was so fun.
Coal!! I loved the movie to and loved her singing.
Coal. I grew up listening to her music. Love the movie. Thank you for doing this video.
My grandparents had a little country store attached to their home and we spent every Sunday there. When you walked into the general store….I felt like I was in Grandma and Grandpa’s store again.
Enjoyed your tour - I am a third generation coal miner’s 😮daughter - originally from Eastern Kentucky - beautiful scenery but coal mining is a hard way to make a living - the finest peoples you will ever meet live in Eastern Kentucky - makes me homesick!
Coal!!!!!❤
Coal 😊 Love how the store had the classic old bell on the door that rings when you walk in. You made my eyes leak when you got emotional 🤗
I love your travel vlogs. It's always fun to take the journey with you. Thank you for sharing..❤❤ COAL🥰🥰
Another great Misty road-trip! COAL
My Paternal Grandmother was a school teacher and taught in the one room school house in the early 1900's, which is still a part of our family country church here in South Carolina. My Grandparents and my Parents are now buried in the churchyard cemetery there now.
Misty thank you very much for sharing this video. I’ve been a Loretta Lynn fan since she was first on the radio in the 60s. I’ve been a country music fan for 60+ years. I have been to Hurricane Mills in TN but never to Butcher Holler. My maiden name is Lynn so who knows Doo could be related to my family. I know somewhere along the line someone did live in KY and lots of the Lynn’s from my family live or lived in the Celina, TN area which is close to KY.
Anyway, the tour through Loretta’s home did bring tears to my eyes. I also love history and antiques. Each piece of furniture has history in it. If you have never been to the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville you should go. I’ve been there twice and could probably sit in there on the pews nearly all day. It’s a sacred place to me.
Thank you very much!!
Terri
Thank you for sharing your experience! So exciting!
Coal.😊
Hi Misty! Thank you so much for taking us along to Butcher Holler❤️ Coalminer’s Daughter is one of my very favorite movies, along with Sweet Dreams. I’m not a country music person but my dad was. I adore all of the old country artists, because he did🥰 I was emotional right along with you, imagining all the kids running around playing there.
I’ve been watching a you tuber visiting Appalachia, into the hollers and talking with the people there. What struck me is how kind the people were.
Thanks again for the wonderful guided tour❤️
Wonderful, have a great time, stay safe .
I loved the tour of Butcher Holler. You did an excellent job of showing us so much and learning more about Loretta Lynn and her family. ❤
Thank you so much!
COAL - Although I never actually met her, Loretta Lynn is my cousin and I would loooove to have a piece of coal from Butcher Holler! 😊 My papaw was a Kentucky coal miner and then later on ran a general store.
Coal. What fun. I used to live the movie. I never knew her home was a museum.
Thanks! Loved the Loretta Lynn tour. I loved Coal Miners Daughter too.
Thank you so much!! You are very kind! 💓
COAL!!! I was today years old when I reremembered that Crystal Gale was also from the Webb family :) Thanks for taking us along Misty.
Thanks for taking us along, Misty! So neat! coal!❤️❤️
My mother looked and sang just like Loretta Lynn. She played guitar (self- taught) and sang to me all her life- all the classics. Loretta, Patsy, Tammy ect. Thank you for taking me on your vacation! Coal ❤️
Thank you much for taking us along. Fantastic video.!!!
I loved this! It was so awesome! Don't know that I'll ever actually make it there, so thank you! Looks like I'll be watching Coal Miner's Daughter for the thousandth time tonight ...
I watched the movie over and over as well. I don’t like country music but I loved the music from Loretta and Patsy
Hello Misty yes I have watched coal miners daughter and Patsy Cline so many times oh my goodness I love them and I love country music you all have fun hi Mark!!!God Bless you guys!!!❤❤
I was today years old when I learned that Crystal is Loretta’s sister! What rock have I been under??? Great video! COAL!
I always wanted to go to butcherholler thanks misty for takeing me
I warmed my heart to see all of that. Thanks for the tour. Coal.
Coal☺️exciting trip. Thank you for the trip! Beautiful country. Happy Anniversary to you both
Thanks so much! 😊
Coal. That’s awesome being able to get some coal. I’ve never been down there but love to go one day. I did see the movie and it was really good plus she’s is my favorite singer and Conway I can listen to them all day every day. Thank you for taking us along I really enjoyed it. Have a great time there ❤
This was absolutely delightful.
Super interesting tour! 😍 Loretta and Chrystal were beautiful women! My father, both my grandfathers and my great-grandfather were also miners. It was a tough and dangerous job. There are still mines where I live ( in Belgium, Limburg), these are no langer used, but in one of the mines there is a mining museum and you even can view parts of the mine with a guide. I used to do this regulary as a child with my parents. Very interesting to see! 🪨 ⛏️ ❤
Coal what a beautiful place
It really is!
Thank you so much for sharing your trip and this video of Butcher Holler. The tour their home was awesome. You did Loretta good by this. ❤
COAL
Thank you so much!
Fun to see you in Kentucky and in Butcher Holler at that! George & I have yet to make it down the Country Music Highway there to see the old cabin, but we have been to Benham near Black Mountain, where the Portal 31 mine ride and the KY Coal Museum are. The latter has a section dedicated to Loretta Lynn. Glad you had fun and got to visit something special to you. 🥰
Thank you so much for your tour ,we may never get to see this amazing place. I will get to see the film your a star.xx
Thank you so much for taking us along with you.
COAL ❤ thanks for taking us along! Love Loretta and Patsy Cline! I watch all of your videos and love your energy! Keep doing what you do! 😊😊
Thanks so much!!
COAL!!! What a fun experience!
COAL ❤️❤️ This is mine and my moms all time favorite movie. We adore Loretta Lynn, patsy cline and crystal gale. Thank you so much for taking us with you ❤
I now live in Northern Kentucky but my family is from Eastern Kentucky. Isn't it the most beautiful country? I had a great grandfather die in the coal mined of East Kentucky. Very proud of my Kentucky heritage! That's for sharing our beautiful country! Good find on the coal
thanks for taking us along! i saw loretta in concert in branson and cried! i know how you felt❤. 😊
Love this video. This trip is on my bucket list. The Coal Miner’s Daughter is one of my favorite movies too! Thank you!
Awesome trip! Thanks Misty & Mark for taking us along! ❤
When you got all emotional, so did I. I saw coal miner’s daughter when it came out originally. I’m going to watch it again. Thanks Misty.
Thank you for sharing this with us. I really enjoyed this video. I was a big fan of Loretta. I had the chance to see her two times in concert. This is on my bucket list to visit. Thanks again . COAL!!!
❤ how incredibly sweet that it brought you to tears. I understand I felt the same way when I saw Cary Grant's footsteps near the Chinese theater as well as Ingrid Bergman and Olivia de Havilland. I went to the TMC film festival one year and sing the movies I love up on the big screen I got all the feels. I still get them. Thanks for sharing your moment with us❤
I have owls made of coal from a Pennsylvania coal mine. I love your video. It was so interesting. Thank you for taking us with you.
Coal....Thanks for taking us along Misty and Mark. Here in Virginia /Tennessee area our main draw is Dolly Partons home and history . You need to make a trip to Pigeon Forge Tenn to see another country music superstar hard climb out of poverty .
Thank you so very much for sharing your trip with us. I loved seeing all of her family things. COAL
This was the best loved every minute and Misty thank you for this journey into the past.
The coal was the best to bring back for the memory ❤
I imagine I would have the same type of reaction you did when you entered her home. I get emotional like that when I am at Graceland- Elvis’ home. 💙
GAIL HERE ! Misty, I was raised in North Georgia . Born in 1952 and I didn't attend a church with a steeple till I got married . Back then country Baptist and others looked just like that little school house . I went to a big brick school and the town churches were brick , but not the country ones . The South was dirt poor after the WAR ! I was raised on Rock and Roll cause I had much older siblings . My parents just listened to gospel . I really loved The Beatles , but I liked Patsy Cline . She was played on rock stations like Hank Williams . I was 11 when she died . So sad .
I have that exact Singer sewing machine...My Paternal Grandmother had it originally. After her death, my Dad got it and my Mom used it to make clothes for me and my sister on it. I learned to sew when I was 12 using that same machine back in 1972. Betty
Ad a coal furnace when i was little i remember the caol truck backing up to thehouse and unloading coal into the basement
Great video, Misty. What a wonderful trip.