Two RV Gypsies in Frankfort, Kentucky

The Two RV Gypsies: Full-Time RVers explored Frankfort - Kentucky's Capital October 6, 2011

1786 - Frankfort was established. 1792-Kentucky became the 15th state and Frankfort became the capital of Kentucky.

Spelling Note of Interest: Capitol refers to a building. Capital refers to a City.

Below: Kentucky's Capitol Building - as seen from a scenic overlook


Below: The Kentucky River as seen from a parking lot.

Below: Kentucky's Capitol Building - as seen by the two RV Gypsies from across the street

Kentucky's Capitol Building is the fourth permanent building since statehood in 1792. It was built to replace the earlier 1830 Capitol, still standing in Downtown Frankfort.


Below: A Flower Clock near the Capitol Building

The face of this colorful flowering clock is 34 feet across and it is planted with thousands of plants.

The back side of the flower clock

Karen Duquette at the flower clock in Frankfort, Kentucky - October 6, 2011

A bit of fall colors - it is still about 2 weeks from full fall color

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Kentucky's Capital City and Capitol Building

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The Two RV Gypsies: Full-Time RVers explored Frankfort - Kentucky's Capital October 6, 2011