Where can I find modestly priced Kentucky Derby hats for women online?

Feb 15, 2008 by Emily W | Posted in Horse Racing

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Try this lady on eBay:

http://stores.ebay.com/Its-All-A-Matter- Of-Hattitude_W0QQssPageNameZstrkQ3amefsQ 3amesstQQtZkm

She is very nice-have purchased from her before.

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Southern comfort in Kentucky Road Trip

It’s a thirsty, two-hour drive on wide empty roads, through the rolling bluegrass hills and horse farms around Lexington, through the genteel pioneer town of Harrodsburg, past the civil war battlefield of Perryville, then south-west to Mammoth Caves national park, home to the world’s biggest cave system. That’s where I’ve booked a clapboard cottage and I’m looking forward to a few beers, given that I’m here in the middle of a record 31C spring heatwave.

There’s a tiny problem. The state park doesn’t sell alcohol. It’s dry.

“Ah, where’s the nearest bar?”

“This whole county is dry, sir. But at Bowling Green, near the Tennessee border, there’s a liquor store.”

It’s 30 miles south, a long way at home but not in America. It’s different.

“Welcome to the south, sir,” smirks the man at the liquor store when I arrive. “Reckon a man can’t eat without a beer.”

Did I need my Kentucky Ale so badly? Yes, siree; I’m on holiday, on a 10-day tour, 1,000 miles of easy driving through the home of Colonel Sanders, of bourbon and horses, of bluegrass music and hillbillies; visiting battlefields and distilleries, chic hotels and B&Bs in old jails; and taking in the wonders: the Niagara of the south at Cumberland Falls , the catfish-filled lakes, the mountains and, surprisingly, the people.

Kentucky is full of surprises. It should be: it’s somewhat off the radar for foreign tourists, but it’s a great way to see the hidden, real America.

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