We're in it Now
We had an afternoon free, so a few of us took the Louisville city tour. First stop was in..Indiana. The Ohio Falls with the statue of Lewis & Clark:
Then we drove around a few neighborhoods and looked at the Victorian architecture. Apparently, one can buy a lovely Victorian home for around $200,000. But one would have to spend a fortune remodeling it to modern standards of acceptable plumbing and light.
Then we went to Churchill Downs and the Kentucky Derby Museum. I seem to have forgotten that Barbaro was buried there, but by the end of the tour I had told my friend Dave the entire story (tour guide confirmed my facts) and managed not to cry.
I did not shoot the grandstand very well.
Did ok with the Derby winner’s circle.
And that was pretty much it. We had dinner at Ri Ra Irish pub, which I now know to be a chain. Guinness BBQ burger was very good.
For those keeping score, things are not yet back on track at UAL. This time, my luggage – which was on the correct plane and was scanned properly upon arriving at O’Hare – was somehow lost on its way to baggage claim. It was delivered to my house by their third party vendor the next morning. I have flown this airline almost exclusively for 20 years. These past five months since the merger have tested my faith.