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Tommy Bailey: Big Four Bridge, Jeffersonville, and Louisville Waterfront Park

While in Louisville this past week-end we decided to walk the Big Four Bridge. It has become a very big attraction for both Louisville and Jeffersonville, IN.

Louisville has a very beautiful waterfront park and Jeffersonville is about to finish something similar on their side.



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Walking and Biking across Louisville's Big Four Bridge



2014-07-01 - Louisville, KY - Photo by Tommy Bailey. Tommy Bailey took this shot of pedestrians and bikers sharing the Big Four Bridge, a one time railroad bridge which connects Louisville, KY, with Jeffersonville, IN. See also: Big Four Bridge entry in Wikipedia for more on the history of the bridge and the project.
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A view of Louisville's Beautiful Waterfront Park



2014-07-01 - Louisville, Jefferson Co., KY - Photo by Tommy Bailey. A view of Louisville's Waterfront Park. According to Wikipedia: Louisville Waterfront Park the first section of the was opened to the public 15 years ago. The construction equipment is at the Kennedy Bridge. Just beyond, KFC's Yum Center, and then much of the Louisville Skyline.
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Louisville, KY - Jeffersonville, IN Big Four Bridge



2014-07-01 - Over Ohio River, Louisville, KY-Jefferville, IN - Photo by Tommy Bailey. The center lane is marked for bicycles, but often when none are near, families spread across the entire width of the one time rail span. The view here is toward Jeffersonville. My wife, Jennie, and I were in Indiana on other business, and on the way home we decided to take a look. We parked on the Indiana side, and it turned out to be a great choice. Parking is better there, and they have excellent security for the bridge . . . the same as Louisville has. We were surprised at how busy the bridge is. - Tommy Bailey
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View from Big Four Bridge



2014-07-01 - Over Ohio River, Louisville, KY-Jefferville, IN - Photo by Tommy Bailey. This view is looking up the Ohio River - east - from the Kentucky side of the Big Four. The observation deck is at the Louisville Waterfront Park. We're still looking for the name of the island, as well as the building on the right that just ever so remotely evocative of the Sydney Opera House, from this angle.
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View of Kennedy Bridge from Big Four Bridge



2014-07-02 - From the Big Four Bridge - Photo by Tommy Bailey. Tommy Bailey captured this view of the Kennedy Bridge carrying I-65 traffic between Louisville, KY, and Jeffersonville, IN, and beyond, to the west, a glimpse of the 2nd Street or George Rogers Clark Bridge, and Louisville's imposing downtown skyline in the background.
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