Brandenburg has about five-year-olds that are all located on the river front next to the big…read moreconfederate monument. This one represents downtown Brandenburg with different streets and buildings and things to see

I like Elizabethtown! It's the halfway point between our hometown and my Mother-in-Law's house in…read moreFairborn Ohio. Although our trips to and from Ohio have never allowed us time to explore Elizabethtown much at all, we have certainly enjoyed the conveniences offered at the exit off of I65 including the White Castle (closest thing we have to WC in Alabama is Kystal) and the BP gas station across the street. Here I would stock up on postcards, snacks, drinks, and scratch off lotto tickets! The BP also has clean restrooms, and makes a nice area to walk the dogs if they came along on a trip!

This is a good example if a boom town. A small town that grew around the Dixie highway and the has…read moreall the attraction of history and charm mixed with growth for the future as noted by expansion of housing near the edges of town. Plenty of construction and shopping as we speak even during the past 4 years. This year was the first/ inaugural (BBB) BBQ blues and bike festival. On Saturday May25 of memorial day weekend. Plenty to do and see. It is a family oriented party to celebrate the beginning of summer showcasing bikes music and food. I hear it did quite well with around 20K people attending. Didn't see any wild or crazy activity. Who knows maybe next year?

Very large tire puro side an auto group that is locally famous in the small town of Mount…read moreWashington Kentucky. Viewable on the side of logsdon building when driving down n bardstown road or the "downtown portion" of the city. I honestly didn't know Thai existed until I Seen it listed on roadside America website while browsing the site looking for hidden gems in Lousiville and it surrounding cities. Overall kinda just a basic oversized tire monument. During the holiday season they do throw holiday lights on it as part of the light up Mount Washington event.

This is a cool public art I guess you would call it it's just a big old giant tire that is posted…read moreup on the outside of the building. It has the Logston group on it and you can take pictures and has a little painting next to it and has a old wrecker car next to Little Tire next to it overall cool place in general and my kids want to come like to play on the tire and take pictures with it

The big shepherdsville giraffe is located right off 44 and next to an animal hospital. This giraffe…read morewill always have a special place in my heart because when my oldest daughter was 1-2 years old each day she would say hi to the giraffe as we drove by. Now she is 8 and she no longer says hi to it but I make sure to say hi to it with her in the car to Hope maybe she will say it one day to remind me of her as a toddler. Good sight to check out and say hi to it

The gathering table is a piece of public art made strictly from recyclable products that sits…read moreoutside the public library in the Fairdale area in Kentucky. Pretty cool and unique piece of art that resembles a bird bath to me. On the inside it has a bunch of interesting items and is kinda a clutter of different items. Overall, interesting and creative piece which is what makes art unique and cool. So nice job by the Fairdale community to spice up the art scene in there tiny community.

OK for some reason the last time I reviewed this it didn't work so Ill try again. The gathering…read moretable is a fun little addition to the Louisville Library in Fairdale. This is a cool little art project that looks like a bird bath. It is a very creative piece that is unique and neat to see

Randy the rooster like to hang out in his nest right outside of a local breakfast establishment. I…read morefound this little hidden public art gym while I was walking around the downtown part of Mount Washington. I thought it was pretty cool that they created this Randy the rooster and he had his own little spot in town

Thank you officers mural is a mural located at the rear entrance of highview park (close to the…read moreBriscoe lane entrance) in Louisville Kentucky. Mural is very brightly colored and has a homage to officers with the American flag as a backdrop. Overall a nice little mural and good addition to the park. The park shares the grounds with the courthouse and highview police station so the tribute makes sense with the location.

I like this mural it's in have you park located next to a few other murals. It's an excellent…read moreaddition to the area and it has a great positive message which I really enjoy. It's very colorful and adds brightness to the park

There's a very nice mural that I came across while I was exploring Elizabethtown Kentucky. This was…read morea very pretty colorful mural with a positive message. I like when they have nice positive messages it makes the art even better