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Old 01-16-2009, 04:43 PM
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Here's some more pictures of Lexington I took

New buildings with a historic look in Hamburg - Baltimore Style Townhouses off Star Shoot Pky



The back side of the buildings


A courtyard styled front side of the buildings - pedestrian only access



How this development looks from Star Shoot Parkway



More townhouses with rear side garages and driveways



Downtown







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Old 01-16-2009, 05:36 PM
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That street in Hamburg with pedestrian only access....I have never seen that before in Lexington. Are there any other pedestrian only streets in Lex? I still say hamburg is a very bland, poorly planned area.
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Old 01-16-2009, 05:58 PM
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The townhouses in censusdata's pics are of Hamburg Park Townhomes. They're really nice and range in price from the 200's to 300's. The 3 story apartments are Hamburg Farms, just down the road from Hamburg Park Townhomes and Hamburg Pavilion shopping center.
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Default Claiborne Farm visit 1991

Easy Goer
20 starts (14-5-1)
$4,873,770


Forty Niner
19 starts (11-5-0)
$2,726,000


Mr Prospector
14 starts (7-4-2)
$112,171
By 1998, Mr Prospector had sired 1,014 foals and 162 stakes winners. Both figures were tops among North American stallions. Mr Prospector died in 1999 at the age of 29 and had completed his 1999 breeding schedule, covering 47 mares. As of early May, 31 of those mares were in foal.


I'm pretty sure I've identified these magnificent horses accurately but acknowledge that my notes at the time may have been misinterpreted later. I have additional photos of others if anyone would like me to post more.
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Old 05-24-2009, 01:30 PM
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Here are some more recent pics I've taken in Lex. Since Panoramio is down for maintenance I'm linking these from my facebook page so I hope they load correctly

New condos in the Warehouse District (just west of UK, south of Downtown)





This is a new condo bldg at Main & Rose


Houses from the early 1800s in South Hill - this one is a Federal Style


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Old 05-24-2009, 02:10 PM
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That street in Hamburg with pedestrian only access....I have never seen that before in Lexington. Are there any other pedestrian only streets in Lex? I still say hamburg is a very bland, poorly planned area.
Hamburg is like most of Lexington - it's High Density Sprawl. It may be totally car dependent but at least it does eat up less farmland
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Easy Goer
20 starts (14-5-1)
$4,873,770


Forty Niner
19 starts (11-5-0)
$2,726,000


Mr Prospector
14 starts (7-4-2)
$112,171
By 1998, Mr Prospector had sired 1,014 foals and 162 stakes winners. Both figures were tops among North American stallions. Mr Prospector died in 1999 at the age of 29 and had completed his 1999 breeding schedule, covering 47 mares. As of early May, 31 of those mares were in foal.


I'm pretty sure I've identified these magnificent horses accurately but acknowledge that my notes at the time may have been misinterpreted later. I have additional photos of others if anyone would like me to post more.
awesome pic....I have never seen a candid of Easy Goer on the farm. All I ever got to see of him at Claiborne was his grave. Saw him when I was a wee girl at Saratoga in the Travers. RIP big guy, gone too soon.
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and please do post more if you have them!!
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Old 05-24-2009, 09:39 PM
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Here are some more new condos

High St & Woodland Ave


This is the Mill Street part of South Hill Station


Newtown Crossing in the Warehouse District




This one is across from Heritage Hall


This is new UK student housing going up in an industrial area of Angliana Ave


That's actually the Red Mile grandstand in the background


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Old 05-24-2009, 09:45 PM
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Nice pics - I love all the infill projects going up!
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