Gigi, I'm jealous of you Kentucky Horse Park trip. My husband lived in Kentucky for 2 years and we lived in Georgia for 3 years and we visit Atlanta, Macon, and Savannah when ever we can.
I'm visiting my followers this week-end and you are still one of them. I can't get around as much anymore. I don't know how everybody does it.
We got off the beaten path when we saw the sign 
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Great shots, one of the more prettier places in Kentucky..;-)
WOW...I would love to go there and see that! So beautiful! I could just stay there looking at the horses! Come say hi :D
What lush scenery. Thank you for sharing your beautiful pictures Gigi.
Beautiful! And so beautifully manicured! Love all the white fences too. :)
Thanks for sharing something us stay-at-homes would never otherwise get to see. Great shots too.
Cool landscapes! :D Nicely done
love the paddocks and horses!
The gently rolling hills... and the long white fences just make you want to slow right down...
Beautiful! My favorite it the one with the incredibly blue sky!
wonderful beauty.....clean and descent place. wow!
I love a big green sweeping slope. t is so welcoming!
Gigi, I'm jealous of you Kentucky Horse Park trip. My husband lived in Kentucky for 2 years and we lived in Georgia for 3 years and we visit Atlanta, Macon, and Savannah when ever we can.
I'm visiting my followers this week-end and you are still one of them. I can't get around as much anymore. I don't know how everybody does it.
come visit
cindy@stitches
I would love to see Kentucky. There is alot of money tied up in those horses and arenas.
Yowza
How often do they paint the white fences?
Beautiful photography and scenery.
Take plenty of pictures on your trip. Hope you have cool weather and save travel.
Love,
Daddy
Beautiful! Those rolling green meadows and beautiful blue skies are gorgeous! You must do some traveling to get all these beautiful pictures!
GREAT photos!!! What lovely scenery too!
So beuatiful! I always enjoy admiring the many pretty horsefarms in and around Lexington. We usually go the route from I-64 to the Bluegrass Parkway.
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