We Stopped by this historical marker in front of the Shepherdsville courthouse while walking…read morethrough downtown. It's a nice little piece of local history about Adam Shepherd and how the town got started. The sign is well kept and easy to read, but it's really just a quick stop -- not much else around it besides the courthouse lawn. Worth a look if you're already in the area, but probably not something you'd go out of your way to see. Glad to see Shepherdsville is adding all their historical significance

This trailhead is centrally located on the Greenway Trail. There is enough parking for about a…read moredozen cars. The trail meanders through lovely woods along the Creek. The trail is fully paved, making the hike assessable for all. We traveled to the east end of the trail and passed several soccer fields. The walk or run is flat and easy with no obstructions. The trail is well marked. We saw birds and rabbits along the trail. Occasional sycamore trees leaned over the muddy creek water. Several interesting old train bridges crossed the creek. We heard and saw many birds. Despite a bit of graffiti, the trail is a perfect way to get in touch with nature and get a bit of exercise.

Fun statue of a pipe player located outside on a patio of a Irish bar in the highlands community of…read moreLouisville Kentucky. Sculpture is well done and fits the Irish theme that this block of the highlands has. Not the largest sculpture but it's easily recognizable from the sidewalk when strolling the area.

Look at all Roddy piper getting excited for St. Patrick's Day and playing the flute to get…read moreeverybody excited for the Shamrock bar crawl. This is located right outside my Malones in the heart of the Highlands in Louisville Kentucky. They have all kinds of Irish bars and pubs and statues and bar crawls. So this is a very fitting landmark to get here but excited for the upcoming holiday

This memorial is located close to the Yum Center downtown Louisville. I was out exploring and I…read morecame across it and I try to add everything I can.

This is a nice tribute to a wonderful couple that used to live in the area. This is a dedication to…read morethem and their contributions to Mount Washington. And also Eastside middle school. There's a nice dedication right outside the middle school

The Mallard bridge is a popular bridge in the Mallard Lake neighborhood. I've spent many of times…read morefishing off of this bridge into the local pond when I lived here. It is a nice bridge that connects the neighborhoods over the wonderful pond that accompanies it

I was walking around and found the Fireball sculpture next to the library in Mount Washington,…read moreKentucky was such a pleasant surprise. While out walking, I came across this striking piece of public art, and it instantly caught my attention. The design is bold, creative, and full of energy, making it a standout landmark in the area. It's the kind of sculpture that invites you to stop, look, and appreciate the creativity behind it. Having something like this right by the library adds character and charm to the community and makes a simple walk feel like a mini art experience. Definitely worth checking out if you're in the area--an unexpected and awesome local gem.

Downtown Louisville has quite a few historical markers that recall important events and people…read more This one is definitely an unusual event. It reads, "The Associated Advertising Clubs of America met at Galt House, on this site, for their fifth annual convention, 1909. Led by Samuel C. Dobbs, the convention took united action to challenge false advertising. This stand began concept of the Better Business Bureau. By 1918, the Louisville Better Business Bureau, third in the nation, received its charter." Today, the Better Business Bureau is 106 separate independently incorporated oranigzations in the United States and Canada under the International Association of Better Business Bureaus (IABBB) in Arlington, Virginia. The BBB is not affiliated with any governmental agency. Nearly 400,000 local businesses in North America are accredited by the BBB. [Review 13594 overall, 913 of 2020.]