John James Audubon
John James Audobon was born in what is now Haiti in 1785 on his father' s sugar plantation. He was raised in France and the family immegrated in 1805. From his earliest days he an affinity for birds. His major worof color plates was titled The Birds of America .
John James Audobon State Park is located in Henderson, Kentucky. It's just south of the Ohio River. It is inspired by John James Audobon, who resided there from 1810-1819. It has a wonderful museum with some of Audobon's wonderful works.
It is said that this state park will be in the path of totality of the 2024 total solar eclipse. It is a quiet place of reflection. A place of beauty and serentiy. I'm grateful that I live so close to the park.
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Thanks be to God!
Cathy
His artwork was absolutely gorgeous...
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Donna
Audubon is certainly world famous! It must be wonderful to live so close to this beautiful park. Thaks for all your visits to my blog, Cathy,. I hope you are having a fabulous spring!
ReplyDeleteOh, Pat, it is grand. we are so lucky! But then so are you with all those gorgeous Rocky Mountain! So good to hear from you!
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ReplyDeleteAudubon is well known, his artwork is beautiful. The park sounds wonderful. Have a great new week!
Hello Cathy. I am not sure why I had two comments but I do knmow I am having difficulty receiving any to me nominated email account. Did you read my review of "In the footsteps of Audubon, a recent book. I think you would love it.
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It looks like a lovely park from your photos. Thanx Cathy.
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Audubon's work was truly amazing.
ReplyDeleteThat would be a wonderful place to go anytime, and what a great place to view the coming solar event. We were lucky enough to be in a great place for the total eclipse a few years ago, it was amazing!
ReplyDeleteHow nice to live so close to this lovely park!
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Thank you, that you have fun with MosaicMonday!
ReplyDeleteThis parc is a great place indeed.
There are many interestings things here to see, to read. I enjoyed your post.
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Have a wonderful week.
Greetings by Heidrun
So interesting to learn history of the places we visit. Happy and safe travels and enjoy your week. I am visiting from Mosaic Monday
ReplyDeleteCathy - Audubon has left a lasting legacy - do you think he had any idea what he was initiating? Hope May has treated you well!
ReplyDeleteLovly mosaic Cathy. Mine is HERE
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