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| Dam and power plant on the Ohio River. |
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| Lock on the Ohio River. |
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| There were many horses like this in the Louisville area. I took pictures of 19, Wanda got over 22 and only a few were the same. I don't know how many there really are but I know a lot. |
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| Another pretty horse downtown. |
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| And they actually have real horses too. |
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| The Louisville Slugger Ball Field. |
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| The Louisville Slugger Museum and Factory. |
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| Out front is a bronze plaque and bat for many famous ball players. Above is Babe Ruth's. |
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| Here is a worker putting the label on the bat. |
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| Next door this was on the side of the building. |
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| Churchill Downs. First time lady luck didn't work for me, I lost every race. |
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| And the winner is...... |
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| Fireworks over the Ohio River. |
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| Makers Mark warehouse. Notice the color. |
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| A new charred, white oak barrel. One of the requirements for Bourbon. |
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| Mash tub. Gallons and gallons of fermenting grains. |
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| The almost 5 story still. |
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| See the liquid flowing in the center of the glass viewing tube. That is 'white dog'. It's only moonshine when there is no license and it's illegal. |
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| Samples after the tour! |
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| The Belle of Louisville where we whiled away the afternoon, on the old steam paddlewheel boat, down the Ohio River. |
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| They actually played this authentic calliope. Only it was mounted on the top deck instead the second deck when it was originally installed over 100 years ago. |
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| Markings of how high the flood got in 1937. |
2 comments:
Ah, there's Churchill Downs - it sure is pretty.
Judy, looks like you're having fun. We are about ready to start our adventure. Email me, I have a couple of questions. Thanks!!
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