Harrodsburg, KY

The following morning was cool. An incredible 60 degrees! Ideal. First, I visited the Lincoln’s birthplace memorial, which is nothing more than a tiny shack, except that someone built a huge concrete structure around it that looks like the Lincoln Memorial in Washington.

The Welcome Cat at Lincoln’s Birthplace Memorial.

It was easy riding that day. I passed through Bardstown, which was old (one of the restaurants said, “Fine Foods Since 1779”).

Historic Bardstown.
A more modern part of Bardstown. The significance of this picture cannot be overstated. It is of Kentucky Fried Chicken IN KENTUCKY! Someday, perhaps I can find a can of Vienna Sausages in Austria.
I assume this was somewhere on Hwy 152 headed into Harrodsburg.

At Springfield, I had brown sugar pie and milk at the Home Hearth Cafe. Delicious! My stop for the night was the inexpensive Cardinal motel.

I looked up 6 motels in the phone book, and picked the one that looked cheapest. $18.
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