Margot and I and the dog took a drive through Southern Indiana and a bit of Northern Kentucky this afternoon.Came across the Lincoln boyhood home national monument. Looks interesting. We'll go back with visitors some day when it isn't raining.
I thought this barn was interesting. It is just down the road from where Lincoln won his first court case. He was defending himself against a charge of operating an illegal ferry across the Ohio River. The barn is in Kentucky.
Lots of thistle in Kentucky.
It is pretty despite being a pretty noxious weed.
We came across this scene at the Perry County Courthouse in Tell City, Indiana.
The sun came out for a few minutes.
Albert Hemphill gave his life in the Spanish American war.
Seems like a lot of crosses for such a small county.
I didn't have a chance to talk with this woman. We were discussing Memorial Day with another visitor at the time. I wonder who she thinking about.
Another view.
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