Pictures from Livermore, Kentucky earlier today. I love visiting small, rural Kentucky towns. The history, the charm, the trees, the old churches, the people waving from their porches, the peacefulness.. it’s an experience that honestly defies description.
Pictures from Livermore, Kentucky earlier today. I love visiting small, rural Kentucky towns. The history, the charm, the trees, the old churches, the people waving from their porches, the peacefulness.. it’s an experience that honestly defies description.
Pictures from Livermore, Kentucky earlier today. I love visiting small, rural Kentucky towns. The history, the charm, the trees, the old churches, the people waving from their porches, the peacefulness.. it’s an experience that honestly defies description.
Pictures from Livermore, Kentucky earlier today. I love visiting small, rural Kentucky towns. The history, the charm, the trees, the old churches, the people waving from their porches, the peacefulness.. it’s an experience that honestly defies description.
What’s left of the Livermore Railroad Bridge...
What’s left of the Livermore Railroad Bridge...
What’s left of the Livermore Railroad Bridge...
What’s left of the Livermore Railroad Bridge...
This guy (also known as my husband) is pointing to a marker showing how high the 1937 flood waters rose. Absolutely horrifying to think of.
More from Livermore...
More from Livermore...
More from Livermore...
More from Livermore...
This building also shows serves as a reminder of how terrible the 1937 flood was. Does anyone happen to know what this building was in its heyday? It seems to have a story to tell.
This building also shows serves as a reminder of how terrible the 1937 flood was. Does anyone happen to know what this building was in its heyday? It seems to have a story to tell.
This building also shows serves as a reminder of how terrible the 1937 flood was. Does anyone happen to know what this building was in its heyday? It seems to have a story to tell.
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