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Old 01-14-2008, 03:23 PM
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I don't know of any Amish in Lincoln either.
isn't Crab Orchard in Lincoln? I thought there were quite a few there, and also around Stanford?

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Old 03-16-2008, 08:17 AM
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Crab Orchard is in Lincoln County, and there are over 100 Amish families there. Quite a large 'district'. Over in the Liberty area (Casey County) is mostly old order Mennonite... Black Buggy Mennonites.
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Old 10-15-2008, 09:29 PM
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Wow, I wish I had read these comments way back when.
My husband and are looking to relocate and being trail riders we are looking for a horse property possibly bordering an area (forest or park) that can be used as a horseman's campground and possibly guided trail rides.
We are thinking at least 10 acres, preferably with a house, maybe barn and pastures. Although If we do trail rides on our own property, we will need at least 100 acres. We know we are not going to find exactly what we want and will have to add to it. The most important requirement would be access to trails. We have seen a couple of established places and unfortunately the prices were a little steep for what they were offering. We also had a deal fall through in Tennessee.
I was just reading about Knott County. Does anyone know more about it than the web site offers?
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Old 11-08-2008, 07:04 PM
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Hey Trish -
your post has been on a while -- have you decided where to land in kentucky yet ? you might also consider central Kentucky -- around Bardstown in Nelson co. -- I am a native - grew up in Springfield -- but live in Nelson co now -- although I have a great horse facility that may be going on the market soon -- just relocating to be closer to my son -- Hope you are having luck in your search -- Thanks !!
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