Kentucky's Scenic Town Is An Escape With A River, Campgrounds, And Appalachian Charm
Sometimes, the middle of nowhere is the exact place you want to be, as folks who've been to the "Fishing Capital of Kentucky" will tell you.
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Sometimes, the middle of nowhere is the exact place you want to be, as folks who've been to the "Fishing Capital of Kentucky" will tell you.
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