Holding my phone up against the hole, here's the nest inside...

Update: \240i saw two birds checking it out today. \240Maybe there will be new tenants?

It would be something to be here for a big contest. \240I would love to see the horses.

The downtown core is not far from the Downs, and the blue horse was too lovely to resist...

Outside of the historical marker, you could easily miss the house. \240We drove the neighborhood thinking of the schools and churches which influenced his life.

Of course, the place is not open to visitors, but we got to look in the windows and were 'wow'ed by the bat at the front door.

The bats are now made with modern precision dies, but they have on site an old school lathe, which made 4 bats per hour.

Across the street was a large mosaic mirror. \240How cool is this?

And then, we saw that the river was mightier than initially thought. \240The rock here is unusual, seems very old, and makes a person rethink this Kentucky landscape.

Starting in Pittsburgh, the Ohio River runs almost 1000 miles to the Mississippi. \240We enjoyed sitting on a park bench watching the river traffic. \240The Salt River drops in mere feet from where we were standing. \240Indiana claims the banks on the other side.