Blue Stallion Brewing Company

Photos by Marie Pullen Photography Blue Stallion Brewery makes it’s home next to the former horsefeed warehouse on the corner of 3rd Street and Newtown Pike. The atmosphere is welcoming and very comfortable. You’ll find a great array of local beers to choose from including their own focus on German lagers and British ales as…

Roasted Tomatoes with Sauteed Buttah Beans

Visit the Lexington Farmers Market to get many of the ingredients locally for this super yummy dish! Ingredients: Triple J’s Farm Cherry Tomatoes- 1 pint Feta Cheese or cheese of your choice 1 can Butter Beans or beans of your choice Stuarto’s Lemon Olive Oil Stuarto’s “Olive Oil’s Best Friend” seasoning (or other Italian seasoning…

Old Frankfort Pike

To fully experience the extraordinary beauty of Kentucky in your own backyard, I recommend exploring our state’s scenic highways. I discovered a grand parkway, the Old Frankfort Pike commuting between Lexington and Midway, Kentucky and I’ve taken more photos of this enchanting stretch than any other. It is simply breathtaking virtually any time of the…

Local Feed- Georgetown, KY

Photo by Marie Pullen Photography Appropriately dubbed Local Feed, this hospitable restaurant is nestled in a former Ice house on Water Street in Georgetown Kentucky. Don’t be fooled by the unassuming facade for inside you will find heavenly, culinary delights backed by finely, handcrafted cocktails. The interior is warm and rustic with exposed brick and…

Josephine Sculpture Park- Frankfort, KY

*Family friendly *Dogs on leash Residing in Frankfort, KY is a secret gem known as Josephine Sculpture Park. Choose a sunny day for a leisurely ramble on the grounds of this uncommon woodland. Here you will discover a remarkable display of outdoor artwork woven into the lush landscape. Most of the artwork you can touch…

Head Lampin’ It- All over KY

* Family Friendly In the mood for something a bit different? Invite some friends and head out with the enterprising company known as SUP (Stand Up Board) Kentucky. They offer numerous fascinating options to explore the incredible beauty of the state’s natural treasures. A flooded cavern near Natural Bridge provided the setting for my exciting…

Crave-alicious!

* Family Friendly * Dogs on leashes A wonderful combination of food, music and fun every summer is produced by Smiley Pete in the form of CRAVE. This weekend, August 12th & 13th, 50 local food trucks and restaurants set up at Masterson Station Park to offer delicious morsels of their fares. I have found…

Wine + Market = Delicious!

If you’re like me and on the hunt for a quaint local establishment, consider the Wine + Market on the corner of Jefferson and Second Streets in downtown Lexington, KY. The owners of this cozy French market, Renee and Seth Brewer, create the most delicious gourmet sandwiches and salads! My favorite is the savory turkey…

Lexington’s Farmer’s Market at the Summit

A big welcome to Kim Spalding, my guest blogger! Kim writes her own blog titled, Savannah & Co. Kim is a super talented local blogger living in Lexington KY. She is an artist and new mother. Be sure to follow her blog!!~ When I heard the Lexington Farmer’s Market was coming to the Summit (a…

Goin’ Gansta

I first learned about Goodfellas Pizzeria as a tiny little storefront on North Mill St. that only sat a handful of people. Still, somehow people seemed to know and talk about it. It was a great place to walk up and get pizza, and with slice in hand, continue around downtown. Lo and behold if…

Cove Springs- Frankfort, KY

* Family Friendly * Dogs on leashes Cove Springs is a delightful trail in Frankfort Kentucky. It’s easy to find and has multiple connecting trails. You’ll notice when you first arrive a waterfall near the parking lot and in the water below are goldfish and catfish! Be sure to have a look and take a…

Jean Farris Winery- Lexington, KY

Photographs by Marie Pullen Photography Traveling from Nicholasville to the Jean Farris Winery, I was pleasantly surprised when the navigator treated me to the most amazing back roads. The back roads ran like a river through a canopy of trees and bushes. Being the only driver, at some points, it seemed as if it were…

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