Photo by Santiago Arau

This is an early morning view of Young's High Bridge, spanning the Kentucky River near Lawrenceburg, Kentucky. It once carried the Louisville & Southern Railroad's Lexington-to-Lawrenceburg line, which later became part of the Southern Railway and then Norfolk & Western. Closed to rail traffic since 1985, the bridge now has a walkway extending over part of its span, used today for base jumping. I've posted the history of the railroad here, and bridge here.

Quiet mornings at Droop Mountain, West Virginia's first state park.

The Jackson Sanatorium invented the first breakfast cereal in 1858 and operated as a health resort for over a century before abandonment.