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Explore the depths of the mountains of the
South/Southeast, following the curves,
climbs and switchbacks of the Bluegrass
State and Beyond. Touch the southern
region of the Atlantic Ocean, visiting forts
and ships of the Civil War and World War II
Eras. Experience the tranquility of the
south as we ride the scenic roads of the
Bluegrass Heartlands, exploring the history
of the region.
South/Southeast, following the curves,
climbs and switchbacks of the Bluegrass
State and Beyond. Touch the southern
region of the Atlantic Ocean, visiting forts
and ships of the Civil War and World War II
Eras. Experience the tranquility of the
south as we ride the scenic roads of the
Bluegrass Heartlands, exploring the history
of the region.
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We will visit the oldest stagecoach stop
in America, ride round-trip in vintage
railroad cars pulled by a 1905 L&N steam
locomotive and visit the Shaker Village of
Pleasant Hill. We will experience a
dinner cruise on the Belle of Louisville,
one of the last authentic sternwheelers
in the country.
in America, ride round-trip in vintage
railroad cars pulled by a 1905 L&N steam
locomotive and visit the Shaker Village of
Pleasant Hill. We will experience a
dinner cruise on the Belle of Louisville,
one of the last authentic sternwheelers
in the country.
Dates: July 13, 2009 – July 24, 2009
Pricing: Rider (Dbl Occupancy) $1950
Single Markup (Private room) $520
Passenger $1350
Pricing: Rider (Dbl Occupancy) $1950
Single Markup (Private room) $520
Passenger $1350
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Bluegrass and Beyond
We will always ride scenic highways that
pass panoramic views of the Ohio River,
steep wooded ridges and gently rolling
hills with picturesque creeks and valleys
in addition to stone/rock fences,
waterfalls, impressive private homes with
specialized barns, painted board fences
and landscapes of paddock and pasture.
We will visit the birthplace of Abraham
Lincoln, an original 1831 general store,
and Fort Boonesborough. There is so
much to see; so much to do. An
experience that will never be forgotten!
pass panoramic views of the Ohio River,
steep wooded ridges and gently rolling
hills with picturesque creeks and valleys
in addition to stone/rock fences,
waterfalls, impressive private homes with
specialized barns, painted board fences
and landscapes of paddock and pasture.
We will visit the birthplace of Abraham
Lincoln, an original 1831 general store,
and Fort Boonesborough. There is so
much to see; so much to do. An
experience that will never be forgotten!
