Friday 27 July – 8291 steps
We packed up and returned to finish our tour of the Country Music Hall of fame. Even if you are not into Country music, it is well worth a visit. So much to see and absorb.
We needed to be in Louisville on Sunday. It is a short drive, but the RV parks near Louisville have very poor ratings, so we decided to spend a night in Cave City.
There was not much to see along the way. As these photos show, it is farmlands that all look pretty, but also pretty much all the same.
We drove through the town. There were antique shops everywhere and rocks/cystal shops. 
The campground is on a beautiful farmland and is very neat, with relatively good wifi. I was actually able to load photos onto my blog site.
David found some awesome bike trails so we decided to stay an extra night.
Chuckle of the day: While making tea David chirped, “These darn Americans must fiddle with everything!” Expecting something profound I enquired what he was talking about. “They have added lactose to the milk, it is sweet!” While returning the milk to the fridge I noticed it was called “Lactaid” and they had added lactase to enable lactose intolerant people to drink it. It is, however, sweeter than normal.
What I learnt: David is right to an extent, we have really battled to find unmodified fresh whole milk and natural full fat Greek Yogurt. There are plenty of fat free, 2%, etc, which have added sugar! Whole milk seems to be sold with added Vitamin D. Maybe people need to think it has to have something added or removed to make it healthy.
Kim's journey 