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Category Archives: Kentucky
Ark Encounter
We made the pilgrimage to Kentucky to visit Answer in Genesis’ Ark Encounter attraction. We arrived at noon, just as it was opening, on a warm summer afternoon. With parking, it cost us a cool $102 to get in. We … Continue reading
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Back to the Brown Hotel
Last year, while in Louisville for a conference, I ate a “hot brown” at J. Graham’s Cafe in the Brown Hotel. When I told my wife about it, she said she wanted to go. This time, the hot brown was … Continue reading
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Frazier History Museum
I was waiting at the door when this museum opened, and for the two+ hours I was there, I don’t think there were any other visitors. The top floor had an exhibit on Lewis and Clark that was long on … Continue reading
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Lunch Break
On my lunch break on Friday, I headed east on Main Street to visit a store I found on Roadside America. On the way, I passed a parking lot that had two unmarked statues tucked into the fence. The first … Continue reading
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J. Graham’s Cafe and the “Hot Brown”
Louisville is famous for the “Hot Brown” sandwich — bread piled with turkey, bacon, tomatoes and cheese sauce. It is available all over town in a variety of ways, but I went to the place where it was invented, J. … Continue reading
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