A walk around Freedom Hall

Ghost Rider?

Look up and see what's above you

A sweeping view inside Freedom Hall in Louisville

Private tour of Freedom Hall in Louisville

Funky construction scenes

In case of fire

Is that a car grill in the ceiling?

We visited the Avalon restaurant in Louisville, Ky

AVALON is an amazing restaurant in Louisville, Ky that we visited this past Saturday night. I fell in love with the atmosphere, food and the service. Be sure to check it out and tell them that Corey from Webbspun Ideas sent you.

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Executive Chef
Chip Lawrence
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What we ate:
Chicken carnitas-crisp tortilla, pepper jack queso, pico de gallo, avocado

Grilled salmon-stir-fried vegetables, udon noodles, wasabi & ginger vinaigrette

Pan-Seared Chilean Sea Bass-Toasted Curry Risotto with Potatoes & Peas,Sautéed Spinach & Arugula, Roasted Garlic Beurre Blanc (It was HEAVENLY!!)

Toasted Head, Dunnigan Hills ‘05 was the wine that I chose to go with the Sea Bass.

Avalon
1314 Bardstown Rd
Louisville, KY 40204 (in the Highlands)
502-454-5336

I'll take the stairs

We'll save a chair for you

Scenes from the Executive West Hotel

No, we were not there for the paranormal convention!

Carved door in the hotel

Mid South Paranormal Convention was in Louisville

Ghost in the wall?

Watch the Kentucky Derby at Past Perfect in downtown Nashville

Waterfall of fireworks off of the bridge at Thunder over Louisville 2008

Thunder over Louisville 2008 part 2

A nice clip of some of the fireworks in Louisville.

4 minutes of Thunder over Louisville 2008

Here is a short video near the beginning of the fireworks.

Is that a light or a blooming onion on your ceiling?

Thunder over Louisville story and videos from the Courier-Journal newspaper

"It's Louisville's Mardi Gras," said Bordelon, who sat along the Ohio River floodwall with her family taking in yesterday's air show and waiting for the fireworks to light up the sky at Thunder Over Louisville.



Bordelon was among an estimated 350,000 people who braved a chilly, dreary day to kick off the Kentucky Derby Festival, which leads to the Run for the Roses on May 3. It was a much smaller crowd than usual, with 800,000 turning out for the show last year.


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