*Note: most of these pictures were taken while speeding by in a car. Courtesy of Poppy*

What is a log cabin doing in the middle of a high-population college town? Who knows. Hannah’s first question? “Is that where Abraham Lincoln was born?” xD Some other sights…


Check out this *gorgeous* old theatre!
Of course, we had to stop and see if we could go inside. The lovely lady behind the counter let us into the theatre to take some pictures. Wow!

This is an alley, in the main part of town – isn’t it lovely?
Water towers!
(So, readers. What do you think this lovely WKU mascot is? There were deliberations in the car today as we passed it. Multiple times. I say it’s a cotton candy man. Hannah says it’s a melted popsicle. Abby says it’s a red cloud. Poppy votes on smoke from “the red planet”, and of course, Dad thinks it’s a puddle of blood. Ewww. What do YOU think it is?)
Cornfields are plentiful here in the Bluegrass state!

My dad loves old buildings, and so do I!
This lovely fountain serves as a centerpiece for the lovely little town. Hmmm… Interesting read!

Those are just a few more pictures from our travels today.

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-Flibby

It’s pretty cold in Tennessee! At least in the mornings.

Sweet siblings.

The rolling hills are already making us say, “Ahhhhhhhhh….”

Two very excited little girls!

The Greenwood Mall certainly is a happenin’ place. (I hope you’re sensing the sarcasm in my voice.)

We have never seen a real bookshop with a moving ladder before! How lovely! How romantic! Quite reminicent of “Beauty and the Beast” or “Funny Face.”

Noah, happy to be out and about.

Hannah and Abby took one look at this store and said, “It’s official. We’re moving here.” Those silly girls.

Of course, childishness always reigns supreme.

Don’t you think this food court is the neatest thing you’ve ever seen!? :O Perhaps we’re just easily amused. Yippee! There was a wonderful, tall, and magestic carousel right in the front of the mall. We had to ride it, of course.

Some of use aren’t quite as easily amused…
I think the terror had to do with the fact that he kept seeing Mom and Dad disappear and re-appear. That’s terrifying for a boy.

I just liked this… display. Very different, no?
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