Kentucky's soft drink

[Uncle Dave]

I'm gonna take a shot at this......are you all talking about Miguel's down the road from Slade??

[Blue Heaven]

That would be the place. KILLER pizza.

[Uncle Dave]

LMAO!!!!!! Last year at Thanksgiving, my gal and me and another couple rented a cabin down there for several days. We came upon Miguel's and were simply blown away. The field behind the place was FILLED with campers. Parking lot packed. We finally got in and not one seat was available. We got out of Louisville to get away from people, and then ran into Miguel's lol.

[Blue Heaven]

The rock climbers camp at Miguel's. It's always packed with them when I am there. Went for the day last year so we stop there and eat. We had to sit out back under the covered porch. They have these climber holds on the roof supports and these guys are grabbing and pulling themselves up right in front of my family and I. It was rather rude if you ask me.

[teamchemistry15]

I gave up soft drinks for the most part. The only thing I drink is an IBC root beer out of the glass bottle once every week or two. I have actually never had Ale 8.

[DA#23]

Sioux City's Sarsaparilla might be a tasty treat for you to try. My local grocery has 'em in 4 packs.

[fastkat]

The official energy snack of Red River Gorge hikers

[DA#23]

And unfortunately among the top 10 items most likely to constitute litter....

[fastkat]

And unfortunately among the top 10 items most likely to constitute litter....

Mine hit the trash can at the Rock Bridge parking area

[DA#23]

^ I didn't mean for that to sound like an accusation.

[fastkat]

^ I didn't mean for that to sound like an accusation.

wasn't taken that way. I put the disclaimer on my facebook post.

I hiked up to Hole in the Wall. along the river then up. There were a couple campsites that I remember to really be garbage dumps 35-40 years ago that were pretty clean now

[dencat]

I totally get Ale-8, BUT growing up in louisville in the 60's, 70's and early 80's the drink of choice around here was Big Red.

[Blue Heaven]

I totally get Ale-8, BUT growing up in louisville in the 60's, 70's and early 80's the drink of choice around here was Big Red.

My 2nd favorite. When my Uncle lived in Buffalo, he would take home a couple cases when he went back after a visit.