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After an uneventful flight (that's a good thing) we landed in Louisville shortly after 1:00 pm and lickity split we were downtown and checked into the historic Brown Hotel . It's kind of famous around here much like our Bez, but older. It's a beautiful old hotel for which Kevin got a really good room rate via HotWire.com . That's why we're here instead of some less impressive paul mccartney tour and less costly hotel. As much as I've loved staying at the Inn at Woodhaven , the Bed and Breakfast we've stayed at other times we've visited here, we opted to try something different, paul mccartney tour especially since I don't feel I need the extra comfort a suite in a bed and breakfast provides. Still, I do love that place. LOVE IT!
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