We have been traveling in rural Kentucky for almost a month.  The narrow two-lane roads slice ribbons of grey through miles and miles of brilliant green corn fields.  Wildflowers bend and sway on tall whisper thin stalks.   The densely forested hillsides have been a welcome relief from the desert landscape at home. Continue reading Ode to Kentucky →

We visited the Corvette Museum late in the afternoon and had the 115,000 square feet to ourselves.  The museum opened in 1994 and sits on a 60-acre campus, complete with race track.  Our self-guided tour began with a walk down vignettes depicting Main Street in an American small town.  Early model Corvettes are cleverly displayed against the backdrops of a Photo Shop, Al’s Barber Shop, an assembly line, a Mobil gas station, a car dealership and a repair shop. Continue reading Corvette Museum →