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 The Louisville skyline |
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Kentucky is home to the largest per capita wild turkey and deer population in the United States. The largest free-ranging elk herd east of Montana also lives in Kentucky. Abraham Lincoln and Jefferson Davis were both born in Kentucky, but during the Civil War Kentucky was a border state that officially remained neutral. One thing I found about Kentucky is there are stone walls everywhere in the countryside. I thought New England had a lot of stone walls but they've got nothing compared to Kentucky. |
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 A typical country lane in Kentucky |
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| Related Kentucky Pages Scenic Byways - National Park Service Sites - National Wildlife Refuges National Wilderness Areas |
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