I finished with the ARRL National Convention about noon, and headed south on I-75, to I-71. to where I-71 joins with I-64 and I-65. I found this water tower near where those three interstates all join. It's a big water tower, making Chicago's look puny. This water tower (standpipe, actually) is on the National Register of Historic Places. Where am I?
Here's a real propeller off a river tug. The average Ohio River tug has four of these babies.
What city skyline is this? (Hint: it's only about 15 miles north of Fort Knox).
This tank is in a tiny town across the Ohio River from the above city. This tiny town's name makes it sound like it a new version of the capital of New York state. Where am I?
Here's a real propeller off a river tug. The average Ohio River tug has four of these babies. 
What city skyline is this? (Hint: it's only about 15 miles north of Fort Knox).
This tank is in a tiny town across the Ohio River from the above city. This tiny town's name makes it sound like it a new version of the capital of New York state. Where am I?
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Easy one. Skyline is of Louisville, KY. WHICH has only two correct pronunciations, by the way, with one being more correct. It is pronounced as Lou-a-vul. Strong accent on the "Lou". End of discussion.
There are some locals that simply call it LullVull. I think they sound like they have a mouth full of rocks.
So...unless you want the "TOURIST ALERT" light to shine upon your head while visiting this fine town, practice with me....LOU A VUL.
There...you almost sound like an Ohio River Rat. Wait. Did you say O-HI-O? Not good. That is another pronunciation lesson to come.
And...are you speaking about the thriving metropolis of New Albany, Ohio? Because last time I was there, New Albany was smack near the middle of the state. What am I missing?
(sorry...I kind of wrote a book.)
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