Good morning,
Our road trip from Bardstown to Louisville, Kentucky, last August was on the back roads by choice. Above you see another "quilt barn" that are becoming more and more common in Kentucky. I love them!
What beautiful green farm land....
As we neared Louisville, we passed this building. I don't remember seeing a sign, but the building was impressive.
We stopped in Louisville to visit and have lunch with our Best Man and his wife. He, too, works at sea and is home on vacation so the timing was perfect.
After lunch while his wife and I were on cell phones (our husbands were driving) and we drove behind them they took us on a tour of the new neighborhood that was the Homearama recently.
Fascinating, huge homes are build very close together to provide a neighborhood where you can walk or ride your bike wherever you need to go. The Chinese restaurant where we ate lunch was within walking distance of these homes.
The concept is interesting, but I would need more space between me and my next door neighbor.
Beautiful home!
All the best,
Lois
12 comments:
What a lovely trip. Beautiful neighborhood but it would take some getting used to neighbors that close. Have a wonderful day.
Beautiful Lois. I think that one building is a hotel. Kentucky is a beautiful state. Love Di ♥
Wow, what beautiful homes! I love the town feel and it looks like they've achieved it with those new homes.
Such beautiful countryside! It's fun to see what you see.
An interesting trip, it would be a pleasure to drive on those roads...
You go on some neat road trips Lois.
Love those barns! And those homes ... sigh!
love the countryside and barns!!! and fences!!!
Those are beautiful homes, but I wouldn't like being that close to my neighbors either!
Beautiful scenery along the backroads of Kentucky! That's our favorite way to travel. I agree with you that while those homes looked beautiful I would want a little bit more space and a garden too.
Some lovely countryside you've captured there, Lois!
Roger and I keep talking about taking some backroads through KY sometime when we are heading home...but is an 8 hr drive...we do take country roads through most of the Indiana part of the drive...
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