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I am a STORY TELLER and I live in such a place where reality is often much more interesting than fiction and somehow I manage to find myself (and my camera) in the strangest situations.
ORIGINAL WORK
That’s right! I, along with my minions, shoot all of the video. These aren’t “knock-off” clips gathered or taken from TV & the Internet.
You’ll see never before seen video of real people living a bit differently than the rest of us. How cool is that?
David Carradine at the Midwest Entertainment Industry Conference, Lexington, Kentucky 2003. This might be the only music video ever produced featuring David Carradine and his band.
This one-of-a-kind video shot and edited by Artifact Attic: http://ArtifactAttic.net
http://youtube.com/ArtifactAttic/
RIP David Carradine (December 8, 1936 – June 3, 2009)
World Equestrian Games 2010 update in High-Definition (HD)
Kentucky Horse Park sets its sights high for 2010 WEG with a new ultra modern indoor equestrian arena. Tour the facility with Project Superintendent William Stakelin as he gives us another sneek peek into this upcoming and greatly anticipated equestrian event.
With 491 days left, the games will open with equestrian eventing in the most advanced arena ever produced. Thank you William Stakelin for this great insight into the work being done for the 2010 WEG.
Competing Rolex Three Day Event riders comment on the new equestrian arena at the Kentucky Horse Park. Calling it “spectacular” and “daunting” these professional International riders are clearly impressed and a little intimidated by what is surely only a glimps of what is to come in 2010 when Lexington hosts the next FEI World Equestrian Games (2010 WEG).
Very likely the Valley View Ferry is the only workboat in America that is entitled to fly two state flags at the same time. Its charter was signed in 1785 by Gov. Patrick Henry of Virginia before Kentucky became a state. Therefore the boat flys both state flags.
This is last ferry in service on the Kentucky River. For almost 250 years the Valley View Ferry has transported the pioneers to the west, Revolutionary & Civil war soldiers to battle, and today it shows no sign of slowing down as the Valley View Ferry still transports cars daily across a narrow stretch of the Kentucky River.
Purchased by three Kentucky counties as a historic landmark the Valley View Ferry costs nothing to ride and still provides a needed transportation connection between Fayette County and points south.
A year-round attraction their hours of operation are weekdays 6am to 8pm and on weekends they open two hours later at 8am. The Valley View Ferry is closed during times of high water and for occasional maintenance.
Located on the southern tip of Fayette county simply take Tates Creek Road south from Lexington and you literally can not miss it. If you do you’ll find yourself swimming in the Kentucky River.
