Swift

     Daniel Boone spent his first years exploring Kentucky hunting.  He made several trips after the successful trip of 1769.  He often brou...

           Perhaps one of the oldest known references to the Swift legend occurred in 1793.  And it came from the widow of James Harrod, fou...

     Back in 1992 I had the great pleasure of spending an afternoon with Reverend Charles Allen of Sand Gap, Kentucky.  Sand Gap is located ...

Pilot Knob view travelling east on the Mountain Parkway      Traveling east on the the Mountain Parkway one crosses part of what once wa...

    Surprising to a lot of folks who have at least a passing interest in natural arch formations around the state is the fact the longest ar...

     Those of you that know me and some that follow these pages, know I am a nut about geology and especially unusual things geological rela...

 If you are interested in odd and unusual places and people of Kentucky the I highly recommend  Unusual Kentucky.   Although, the site has n...