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Road trip to Stearns and Barthell Coal Camp On a beautiful October weekend Big Al Owens and his wife Marsha traveled to a few miles east to Stearns, Kentucky. They met up with an old Adair County high school buddy, James, and and his wife Paula Garrison before they all boarded the train for the Barthell Coal Camp. He said, "This is a must see for everyone, after the short tour of the coal mine, you will see how difficult life was about a hundred years ago. It gives the old song by Tennessee Ernie Ford, 16 Tons, alot of meaning." They ended their trip with dinner with the Garrisons at Guthrie's restaurant in Somerset. He said he and James enjoyed steaks while Marsha and Paula had other selections from the menu, "delicious food at reasonable prices." Stearns is about an hour east of Adair County on highway 27 south of Somerset. This is a great tour and very informative about life in the early days. This story was posted on 2021-11-06 10:45:11
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