Kenmore Farms Bardstown

... to remember I still need to be able to fit on the plane to go home!!!

We stopped in at Bardstown along the highway to look at the civil war museum and the historic original Bardstown. They'd moved some old bulidings from around the area to the one spot and it was a bit like the Telegraph Station in Alice Springs where you could walk around looking into them and seeing how people used to live.

Couldn't sleep so off we went at 3:45AM- heading South. Set our New talking Garmin GPS system for Taylorsville State Park near Taylorsville, KY. The GPS chatters away telling you how far, where to turn and if you make a mistake her favorite word is "recalculating". I say 'she' because the Garmin uses a soothing female voice. I suppose Garmin does that so when their information is incorrect it helps keep one calm.

We nicknamed the GPS ...

Oh the wonders of nature and nature-stream restoration projects I volunteer on. Bernheim offers an abundance of programs for schools and families that educate and allow you to help conserve some nature!

Also, this park has many, many hiking trails. Yay hiking! We all know how much I love that. :)

... diesel gague was way off and we had six gallons left when we pumped gas near Gatlinburg.  The next day we continued our trek toward the lake Michigan National Seashore.  We felt guilty that we were driving through Kentucky without taking in any of the tourist traps ...ahem attractions so we took a turn at Berea and headed due West to see where Honest Abe was born.  It was a scenic, but grueling trip through the Kentucky ...

... were wonderful.





A colleague and I also had time to walk along the shore of Lake Erie. It was interesting to watch the sailboats, seagulls, and in the distance, the roller coasters (the roller coaster capital of the world). I was able to document in photos, the adventure of a greedy seagull trying to fly away with a fish he had caught. The problem was that the fish was way too big for the ...

When you picture a "Rexall Drug Soda Shop" this is it.

Now the "Kentucky Fudge Company"
225 S. Main Street, Harrodsburg, KY 40330
akersprice@bellsouth.net
I stepped in because of the ice cream cone painted on the window and thought I was transported through time.