I grew up in Kentucky, located in the east south-central region of the US.
That is quite the country, anything to know or do there?  I want to visit watch some football during the season.
I would suggest going to Mammoth Cave National Park.
Oh really, I'm not much in to nature, but does that have some type of importance or redeeming features?
It is located in Edmonson County, was some small areas extending eastward into Hart County and Barren County.
That is what it is, but what is is about? I can see land or caves all over the country.
It has the greatest lenght of naviagable waterways abd streams in the contigious US, and the two largest made lakes east of the Mississippi River.
Does anyone do any activities on these waterways, gambling casinos? Boating? Fishing?
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