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Monday, June 15
Some visitors may be lured to Kentucky by the traditional music, folklore, history and beautiful horse farms. Others come to enjoy the many recreational opportunities afforded by Kentucky’s parks. Our journey through the “Bluegrass State” will combine both. Touring westward across Pennsylvania and into West Virginia will bring us to our lodging for the night in Charleston, WV.

Tuesday, June 16
Continuing southwest we will cross into Kentucky to begin our touring of the Bluegrass State. We will tour Berea with a local guide. Our tour includes a visit to Churchill Weavers were we’ll view workers at work on 100 looms. Our lodging for the next two evenings is at Historic Boone Tavern Hotel. Built on the old “Dixie Highway”, and named after early Kentucky explorer Daniel Boone, this historic hotel and restaurant is prominently located on the College Square. Here, quality and tradition blend with Southern hospitality and youthful vigor. Dinner this evening will be included at the Hotel. CB,D

Wednesday, June 17
This morning we enjoy a special breakfast while watching the thoroughbreds work out at Keeneland Race Course, followed by a tour of Lexington. Later we continue to Frankfort learning about the capital of the Commonwealth of Kentucky. Here we will have high tea with entertainment at the Kentucky Historical Society. This evening we will enjoy a boarding house family-style dinner and entertainment at Renfro Valley Entertainment Complex. B,D

Thursday, June 18
After breakfast at the hotel we will depart, retracing our second day’s route, stopping in Huntington, WV enroute. We will have free time for lunch on your own before our tour of Huntington, WV, the nostalgic turn-of-the-century railroad kingdom of Collis P. Huntington. After our tour, we continue onto Charleston, WV. B

Friday, June 19
After a continental breakfast at the hotel we continue our homeward journey. Arrival home is scheduled for early evening. CB