Day 7,   May 4

 We moved this morning, about 90 minutes, to Kentucky Horse Park Campground in Lexington. After arriving we had only a short time before

going to Old Friends Retired Thoroughbred Farm, this is where some retired horses live out their life. Some horses here were blind and deaf, and one horse, you asked to see his ID and he would lift up his lip and show his ID. Horses have tattooed markings on the inside of their top lip.

We had dinner at The Meeting House B & B in Frankfort, this is the first time that we had hot brown, which is toast bread, ham and turkey lunch meat, tomato, covered with a white sauce made up of cheese and bacon slices on top. The Meeting House had two dining areas, up inside the house, an eating area downstairs at the counter and kitchen area, and seating outside on the patio.