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From this photo I thought it might be a hanging fire basket.

I remember "Old Taylor" I'm sure I sampled some of it in my drinking days. Thank you again for another great gallery. Take care.

This place is beautiful.

That is a big "how to do it" book!

That's a lot of hangovers!

Great gallery as usual, cheers Motts!

Stay clear is good thinking.
As a compliment to the excellent pictures, kindly Google Earth even has "Street View" - slowly drive down McCracken Pike to see these vines growing is good too

The chandelier-planter? Wonder how the plants were watered.
Enthralling & intriguing structure, and with water, even better.

Amazing - so still. The ceiling look like steps in a pool

The globes are out to be refilled with soap. :-)

Ditto on that for sure!

So what was this area actually used for?

so they actually used the water from this creek to brew with?

Ah yes, it sure does look like a planter there. I had read it was a chandelier that was "constantly lit;" looking at another photo I think I can make out two wires that snake through the supporting chain links. I wonder if it had a dual purpose or changed over the years.

fall in that thing and you would be getting the shaft