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Take KB's advice and visit the cave. Awe inspiring!
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Take a look at Danville. It's affordable (as is most of Kentucky) and near some lakes. From what I know, its got nice people with traditional values. [url removed]
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Sounds like Berea ,Ky is your place to call home.It is a small town about 30 miles south of Lexington.Home of Berea College and the "Arts Capital of the World".Our elementary schools are Shannon Johnson,Kingston Elementary and Silver Creek Elementary if you want to do a little reseach on those.Our winters are not all that bad,Maybe 1-2 snows per year(that really amount to anything) We have some shopping here-Walmart supercenter,but Richmond and Lexington are not far away and they have much more to offer.I am a real estate broker here in Berea and we have many people come here from the bigger cities just to enjoy the simple life.I hope to see you here soon.
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