What You Would See, If You Lived Near Me

lamkentucky

lamkentucky

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Leslee Moore
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I love the fact that MobiToggers come from all over the world. And, I love seeing photos from all the different hometowns and/or countries.

On the off chance that there is at least one person who might be interested in what central Kentucky, USA, looks like, I thought I'd start a new ongoing project. I am also willing to share, so if anyone else wants to post to this thread, it is fine with me!

First post shortly!

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Horses, particularly thoroughbreds, define Lexington, Kentucky, in a major way. Thoroughbred Park, a small park on the east edge of downtown, is a great place to see bronze versions.

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mahoganyturtle said:
Wow they are so detailed!
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The artist is Gwen Reardon, and her work is absolutely phenomenal!

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Lexington's first "skyscraper" was designed by the renowned architectural firm of McKim Mead & White and was erected in 1913-14. It was the Fayette National Bank, and remained a bank for many years. Now it is offices, mostly attorneys; but, it will become a 21C Hotel in the next few years. The 21C owners are very respectful and supportive of historic building preservation and will keep the facade intact.


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Robert Lancaster said:
I have never been to the USA ... but now if I do ever make it I will be visiting Kentucky! :)

Love this series Leslee!
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Thanks, Robert! We'll look forward to seeing you! :)

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lamkentucky said:
Lexington's first "skyscraper" was designed by the renowned architectural firm of McKim Mead & White and was erected in 1913-14. It was the Fayette National Bank, and remained a bank for many years. Now it is offices, mostly attorneys; but, it will become a 21C Hotel in the next few years. The 21C owners are very respectful and supportive of historic building preservation and will keep the facade intact.

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Perfect processing for this shot! :D
 
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