Kentucky Spring in Photos

I thought some of you might enjoy seeing the world where I spent my youth.  This part of Kentucky isn't mountainous, but has beautiful rolling hills.

This is not too far as the crow flies from where I lived.  That property is no longer in the family (neither is this one but I'm always welcome there as if I were family).

I included a sunset shot over the hills just so you could see the woods before the trees are full.

In the background you can see the maples just beginning to leaf.   The next photo is a typical Kentucky backroad.

Here is a close up through the barbed wire fence.  I still have scars from going through these fences as a kid!  In Kentucky it is pronounced "Bob Wahr" like it is some bad dude that will cut you up if you trespass!!  And it does!

And this my friends is the mighty Ohio River!  My official hometown is located on the banks of this river even though I never lived in town.  Those of you who participated with the Rupert project might recall my friend, this picture was taken in her backyard.

Across the river you can see Indiana, our neighboring state.  The bottom land is treasured by farmers and is very rich and fertile. 

Finally, I give you Rosie.  She resides on the farm pictured in the first image. She is a lucky kitty cat even though part of her tail is missing.

Until next time!  MMMMMMMMMMMWAH!  From Rosie of course!