We were driving around downtown Lebanon Kentucky yesterday and we came across this statue. Don't…read moreknow much of the history on it but I love statues and landmarks so of course I had to add it.

Note: all my recent vacation in Ireland Yelp reviews will have the same 1st paragraph preamble, for…read morejust the review itself skip to the 2nd paragraph. On a whirlwind 2 week vacation to Ireland, the girlfriend & I tried to see & experience absolutely as much of this incredible land as we could. We did not accomplish every last activity we wished we could have on our rather ambitious itinerary. Nonetheless, we did discover a land of numerous stunning & magical wonders. We did see a land of unending natural beauty. We did learn of a land with a monumentally long history of trials, tragedies & triumphs. We did get to meet many kind, humorous, warm & generous people. Our vacation to Ireland was just 2 weeks, but that was time enough to know this is a land easy to love & a land to be sorely missed. Awesome & magnificent. Skellig Michael is a well preserved monastic enclave built over a millennium ago perched high atop an island that resembles a jagged, near vertical-faced mountain peak. After a 45-50 minute chartered boat ride from Portmagee, we climbed up onto a rectangular concrete slab that serves as the island's dock. From there, we walked up a not-too-steeply inclined, paved trail that meandered around the outer South side of the island. This trail seemed fairly new, well-kept & had a low stone wall around its outside perimeter. Looking down over this wall, anywhere, is like looking down a cliff. This is not the place for anyone with acrophobia. The trail led to the base of the steps. At this base, an OPW guide gave us an orientation of how to reach the monastery. We would be going up the same stone steps that the monks were using over 1300 years ago. There are over 600 steps. The path going up is winding & very steep. The steps are irregular & will be slippery when wet. There is no guide rail, rope, or any other barricade to prevent falling from the steps & down a high cliff. No, this is certainly not the place for anyone with acrophobia, or any health problems, or the faint of heart. Our OPW guide informed us that there were 2 fatalities on Skellig Michael last year. The message was clear. Think, go slow & be careful. There is no margin for error. The girlfriend & I took our time getting up to the monastery, taking in the amazing views along the way. At the top, another OPW guide gave an informative talk on the history of the monastery & answered questions. Afterwards, we explored the stone beehive buildings that were once the chapel, hall & residences of the monks. All of it was simply incredible. Building anything on a site like this with modern technology & engineering would be challenging. Doing it with the tools available 1300 years ago is nearly impossible to fathom. The views up there were spectacular. The achievement of those monks all those centuries ago is beyond impressive. After a while, it was time to head back down. Again, we took our time. Eventually, we made it back to the dock & climbed back aboard our boat. We left Skellig Michael knowing that this was an extraordinary, once-in-a-lifetime experience. Getting there may have been daunting at times, but everything about this place is mind-boggling & breathtaking.

There's a nice memorial for a man that is from Lebanon and helped during the years of 2009 2013…read morewith the Lions club and made decisions to help the community. This is located in Lebanon park along with a series of other memorials

This is a statue of George Thomas here in the heart of Lebanon Kentucky. Is this an OK statue…read morethere's nothing really special or big about it. I don't know much about George Thomas there is a plaque that tells you all about him. It is located right on the heart of town in a grassy pasture

This is the dean Bruener memorial it is located in Lebanon park. Mr. Bruener helped the Lions club…read morefor 97th 2011 so he had a Long run with them. They decided to make a nice little tribute to him along with many other memorials in Lebanon park

We booked a private tour for 5 with Mint Julep for my 50th birthday, and had an absolute blast…read more Cindy was our guide for an all day excursion to 3 distilleries and lunch. She was fantastic and full of knowledge about the area, the distilleries, and the history of bourbon. She even managed to squeeze in a quick trip to a fantastic little candy store to grab some bourbon balls (which were delicious). I highly recommend Mint Julep Tours if you're thinking of taking a trip through the bourbon trail!

Fantastic experience with Tony! Not only was he our driver but a critical tour guide that gave us…read moretips and tricks for some of the stops we had scheduled, as well as recommendations for other places to go. For 11 people we booked the 14 seat van for extra room and space for snacks. (Please note there weren't cupholders or armrests, but neither of those were a problem for our group) We connected our phone to the speakers via Bluetooth so we could play our curated playlist. We were allowed to hang a banner and pictures on the windows, and we could bring a full sized cooler of drinks + access it with ease. The trunk space was really spacious for all our gifts and souvenirs (aka lots of bottles of bourbon). Thanks for a great time!