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(More customer reviews)As a displaced Kentuckian limited to visiting once or twice a year, I was looking forward to this book to enhance my wife and mine's experiences. Although I am intimately familiar with the Lexington area, I was nonetheless delighted to find many central Kentucky locales that were new to me. The authors have obviously done their research, and have represented all regions of the state well. Most satisfying to me personally was the inclusion of Joseph-Beth Booksellers of Lexington. It is indeed a wonderful place for romance. This book is perfect for anyone looking for a romantic experience, and hopefully it will encourage more people to recognize Kentucky as the special place that it is.
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When people think of Kentucky, they often conjure images of thoroughbreds grazing on rolling bluegrass farmland behind miles of white fences, or the strains of "My Old Kentucky Home" on Derby Day. In this guidebook, the authors uncover some of the state's lesser-known charms, particularly those that lend themselves to romance. Taking a broad view of romance, this book includes something for readers of every different lifestyle, interest, and income. You'll find everything from a bed-and-breakfast inn to a riverboat cruise to a historic Shaker village or to a scenic blackberry farm. Here's a sample of some of the authors' favorite sites and activities: --View the Western hemisphere's only moonbow-a sort of nighttime rainbow--at Cumberland Falls --Have breakfast and watch the morning workouts at historic Keeneland Race Track in Lexington--Immerse yourself in a weekend of rousing music at the Great American Brass Band Festival in Danville--Take your sweetheart on the Violet City Lantern Tour at Mammoth Cave--Take a Moonlight Float on Elkhorn Creek near Frankfort during full-moon weekends.
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