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Day 19 - Louisville - Kentucky
Sadly it was time to bid Nashville farewell this morning, but there's plenty more to see and do so I can't hang out in Music City forever. It was back on the road, this time Kentucky bound. Kentucky is beautiful. It is exactly as I hoped it would be, green fields, white fences and all the colours of fall. First stop was Hodgenville to see Abraham Lincoln's childhood home, except that it's actually not Lincoln's home. It has since ...
Louisville
Today we left Buckeye Lake and hit the road to Louisville Kentucky, for us a shorter journey at last, only 250 miles. Sods law ensured we encountered traffic jams around Cincinnatti but eventually made it here about 1500, after the required liquor store stop where Terry and Dave decided they needed a small bottle of scotch to replenish the 4 they had already sent to a good home, ...
The most beautiful cars in the world!
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last night went to Against the Grain (the only microbrewery in Louisville), adjacent to the Louisville Slugger museum and factory. Had their chili with pulled pork which was delicious (going to put bigger chunks of ...
Rain, rain stay away
... Bishop, who really discovered the nooks and crannies of the entire thing. He eventually bought his freedom along with that of his wife and children, but, as seems common amongst humanity when striving for such life-long goals, he died two years after accomplishing this. I'll let the pictures (not that they're so great given the low-light situation) tell the rest of the story.
Having finished up at Mammoth ...
Dinosaurs, Road Side Attractions, and Louisville!
... 9:30am and drove straight to Dinosaur World. Come on, you know the one. You're cruising along I-65, singing to your radio, when you see it. IT. The huge T-Rex with the coloring of a tiger. We've joked so many times about going, so we thought WHY NOT!
Well let me tell you...Dinosaur World was a let down. Now please keep in mind that we are all between the ages of 25-30, so this was more for picture purposes and "bragging rights" that ...
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- Swimming pool
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Fitness/Health center
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Business Services
- Free parking