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Behind Kentucky One's cancer center and a surgical center on Terra Crossing Boulevard, Louisville, Kentucky.
I generally do - and what day and whose time zone (plus or minus). Today is Father's Day. Mine was a Navy Veteran - a ship's cook, a boxer, a tinsmith and a fisherman. He would have lunch and a beer each day at the VFW yet never spoke once about his years in the Navy although many others have. I never had the opportunity to learn which as he committed suicide via high powered rifle through the mouth on January 4, 1999. Many US Veterans do. Their children left behind are collateral damage. To those Veterans and Fathers above ground - please think about that, for the USA has left too many children behind. And to those children above the ground who don't know what day it is? Get your noses out of your devices, look up, and please do tell us what you see. To all the Fathers out there - thank you for being there, if you could have been.
George Rogers Clark Memorial 2nd Street Bridge
Louisville, Kentucky, USA
The only free bridge left in Louisville. I hope it stays this way.
This lake is so incredibly beautiful and could be such a wonderful place for families to visit during the warmer months - this particular spot has a sandy ramp which would make a perfect little bathing beach for kids to swim and play.. It would be an ideal place for Kayak Rentals if at all feasible. There are wooded areas that could have jogging/hiking trails, also. But as with most parks in the area, there is little in the way of accessible parking for anyone hoping to fish or be near the water without needing to walk great distances making it difficult for those that are handicapped or elderly. There is a roadway surrounding the park which could easily accommodate additional parking however Metro Parks prefers to restrict this. Residents could park along this roadway however Louisville is concerned about "grass" when there is more than enough grass in this park to accommodate a car along the side of the road. All of these parks are wonderful, but without adequate accessible parking they are cheating residents out of the opportunity to enjoy them during peak season times. It would be commendable if Louisville could become even more environmentally aware, preserve, enhance and protect it's natural resources. There is one basketball court, a volleyball court, a spray park for kids and tennis courts as well as a golf course next door.
.....to the tune of Peer Gynt, Suite No. 1, Op. 46 "In The Hall Of The Mountain King" - youtu.be/dRpzxKsSEZg
3745 Diann Marie Road, Louisville, Kentucky 40241
This cozy yet affordable B&B has all the comforts of home situated on the outskirts of Jefferson & Oldham Counties, Kentucky. A cold can of Sunkist Orange soda awaits your arrival along with the comfortable king recliner shown above, free electric & Burger King's Wifi. Walk-ins welcome, this popular hangout for weary travelers is conveniently located near Exit 30 of the Gene Snyder Expressway (I-265) directly adjacent to Class Act Federal Credit Union. Your first stay is on the house.
A little history on this Ohio River, which runs into the Mississippi River into the Gulf of Mexico: "It is named in Iroquoian or Seneca: Ohi:yó, lit. "Good River" or Shawnee: Pelewathiipi and Spelewathiipi. The river had great significance in the history of the Native Americans, as numerous civilizations formed along its valley." - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ohio_River
If you tickle a mimosa leave it will close - if a sound was played then the mimosa tickled, eventually if only the sound was played would the mimosa close without being tickled?
Spotted between Arby's & Taco Bell - LaGrange Road, Louisville.
Mayor Fischer - "What Happened to Our Trees?"
louisvilleky.gov/news/study-shows-city-losing-54000-trees...