Central Kentucky residents supporting Boone Creek's Canopy Tour
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Justin Carey
11 years ago
Please, on behalf of all Lexington residents who are tired of having to go elsewhere to enjoy mother nature and the outdoors, help make this project come to fruition.
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Eruma Taylor
11 years ago
I have seen this and it is the most amazing place. It would be sad if we do not get the chance to share, learn and explore this area. Our children could learn life lessons from these surroundings. Please support
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Debbie Napier
11 years ago
This looks like a great venue and we've been wanting to do something like this. I guess the LFUCG would rather we take our business to Louisville, Red River or elsewhere. Good Grief!
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Anonymous
12 years ago
The Commonwealth of KY is having all state parks analyzed to build ziplines at each of them, has been working on that for months. I saw the RFP seeking a contractor for the analysis, construction and management of the businesses several months ago. Hope that info helps.
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Amy sohner
14 years ago
I am a neighbor, and I love what they have done/want to do!
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Caroline O'Hagan
14 years ago
Sharing our beautiful countryside, rather than using as a dumpsite or simply unseen and unused. For shame if this is blocked again by special, entitled and selfish interests.
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Andrew Rhody
14 years ago
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I had the opportunity to work here when it first opened up. This area is a treasure to Fayette County as well as to Kentucky. It would truly be a shame to keep this area and experience it offers away from the public to enjoy.
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Barry Grimes
14 years ago
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Boone Creek, one of the most spectacular natural places in Kentucky that has been closed off to the public for far too long. BCO offers an ecologically sustainable, job creating opportunity that must be allowed to go forward!
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Chelsey Perron
14 years ago
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This project not only preserves the landscape and history it surrounds, but it lets our community and travelers experience it in a completely new and sustainable way. This tour provides eco-tourism jobs that have not currently existed, another attraction to get people into the bluegrass and so much more.
Please, on behalf of all Lexington residents who are tired of having to go elsewhere to enjoy mother nature and the outdoors, help make this project come to fruition.
I have seen this and it is the most amazing place. It would be sad if we do not get the chance to share, learn and explore this area. Our children could learn life lessons from these surroundings. Please support
This looks like a great venue and we've been wanting to do something like this. I guess the LFUCG would rather we take our business to Louisville, Red River or elsewhere. Good Grief!
The Commonwealth of KY is having all state parks analyzed to build ziplines at each of them, has been working on that for months. I saw the RFP seeking a contractor for the analysis, construction and management of the businesses several months ago. Hope that info helps.
I am a neighbor, and I love what they have done/want to do!
Sharing our beautiful countryside, rather than using as a dumpsite or simply unseen and unused. For shame if this is blocked again by special, entitled and selfish interests.
I had the opportunity to work here when it first opened up. This area is a treasure to Fayette County as well as to Kentucky. It would truly be a shame to keep this area and experience it offers away from the public to enjoy.
Boone Creek, one of the most spectacular natural places in Kentucky that has been closed off to the public for far too long. BCO offers an ecologically sustainable, job creating opportunity that must be allowed to go forward!
This project not only preserves the landscape and history it surrounds, but it lets our community and travelers experience it in a completely new and sustainable way. This tour provides eco-tourism jobs that have not currently existed, another attraction to get people into the bluegrass and so much more.