At my local KFC they have a statue of the Colonel sitting on a park bench. I was new to area and I went in for chicken and I had to wait for my order. So I sat on the other end of the bench. I sensed someone was sitting on the other end. I said hello and then looked to see it was the colonel. I laughed and felt foolish. But I still laugh every time I get chicken there. What a beautiful cemetery. I love the dancing couple. Made me think of Fred Astaire and Ginger Rodgers. Thank you for the lovely vlog. Stay safe and take care.
HI again, Jordan! I am glad you can appreciate the beauty of Cave Hill. In spring, when all of the trees are blooming and the blossoms begin to fall, it creates this ethereal blanket of pink petals all over the cemetery. The lake is quite beautiful as well. It's such a beautiful and peaceful place. Every time i find myself there I try to locate the grave of George Keats, Louisville civic leader and the brother of poet John Keats. I haven't found it yet, but I will someday! i imagine it may be quite illegible.
You are a real trooper to do a vlog in such a hot, humid environment. Currently I live now in Northern Kentucky moved right on the river across from Cincinnati Ohio. Mom Sophia Conley loved your blogs. She had dementia and passed July 8th. I was her caretaker for 5 years. Thank you for all the joy you gave to her. ~ Princess Yellow Bird
Your cemetery videos bring me to reality that life is short and be grateful for having life and be happy during your time here on earth. I have yet to master these feelings from a day to day and I hope I do one day. Thanks for all the good videos. Your positivity is felt in them.
beautiful cemetery!! fantastic stones...and memories!! Jordan, have you ever been to Homewood Cemetery in Pittsburgh, PA? some amazing sights there!! burial place of many well-known celebrities, political leaders, musicians, artists, etc!! i think you would really enjoy the serenity and artistry...it's an incredible place!!
I met Colonel Sanders when I was a teenager. I had a ticket to be in the audience of a TV show called "Masquerade Party," taped at NBC in Burbank and hosted by the late Richard Dawson. On the way into the studio, I saw a limo parked outside. I asked the driver whose limo it was. He said, "I don't remember his name, but it's that guy from the chicken buckets." The premise of the show was to dress a well-known person in disguise and let a panel of three celebrities ask questions and guess who it was. They brought out Col. Sanders and, of course, the celebs thought it was someone else dressed like Col. Sanders. I knew what was going on because of my interaction with the limo driver, but I kept the secret. It was hilarious when the celebs found out it was really him. I met the Colonel after the show and he couldn't have been nicer. R.I.P, Colonel Sanders, and thank you for sharing that moment with me. And thank you, Jordan, for another awesome video.
Beautiful cemetary with amazing memorials! Love the history you share! There are places that I may never get to visit, but thanks to you, Jordan, I do!
your here in my city in one of my favorite places and i missed it. stay hydrated and enjoy, our humidity is no joke. stay safe and stay away from the west end.
Great vlog as always Jordan. the only River Boat I have ever been on is the one at Disney World lol. Looks like fun. You are always so respectful and informative in the cemeteries. Thanks for keeping their memories alive. You will def. need a little JAH statue, but we all pray that is a long way away before you need it!
Its been awhile since we've been there but it was nice to see it once again. It brought back such wonderful memories! I will always love It there. Thanks Jordan!
I've never seen such artistry in a graveyard. It really is worth going to just for that. Thanks for sharing it. The sculptor who designed his own grave is so talented. I guessed the song. That's cool.
Could check out gypsy graves in Ireland and possibly the rest of Europe. Some can get fairly elaborate. Might not be as fancy as the ones in the video, their interesting to see.
Nice video! I used to work for a friend of mine at a Philadelphia, Chic Fil-a, about 30 years ago, at a small mall. When, I worked there, one day, Bill Cosby was shopping with his daughter at a clothing store. I asked him for autograph. He told me, "I don't do autographs. While another time, I was told that someone was signing autographs, just outside of the mall. The man was signing small white pamphlets that told you about The Muslim, "Koran". The man signing the pamphlets, was taking them out of a briefcase, he was Mr. MUHAMMED ALI! I still have and cherish this autograph
Thank you for doing this. My husband was born in Corbin Ky and grew up around Elizabeth town. We were supposed to go there last june it would of been my 1st time. You are going to places I wanted to go to so ty. One other place I wanted to visit was a 4H camp that not only Carrie's my husband's great grand father's name but his too. Its The JM Feltner 4H camp. Which stands for James Michael. Have you ever been there? Again ty so much.
I met Col. Sanders when I was a little boy at a KFC in Norwalk Ohio when I was around 3 years old & I still remember it so he really made a lasting impression indeed 😊
Thank you so much for visiting my state. So much untouched history in Kentucky. Maybe one day you could do the classic movie, "The Kentuckian" or Elizabeth Taylor's movie "Raintree Country". Some of that still remains in Denville. Wonderful vlog, Jordan, again thank you for allowing us to tag along.
Col. Harland Sanders was visiting a children's hospital where my mom was when she was a child and he gave her a piggy back ride. She says he was a sweet man.
Jordan The Lion and Jah!….The one thing you’ve shown me is…That there’s Cool Stuff to see EveryWhere you go…Neat stuff packed away in little pockets all over this Country…All over this World….Some, right next door! Reminds me of Robert Frost “The Woods Are Lovely, Dark And Deep…But I have Promises To Keep….And Miles To Go Before I Sleep…. Take Time To Smell The Roses,…In this Journey (called Life)…That We Are All On….Thanks for reminding me of that Jordan…and Jah!
Great video and as I was also from Louisville I video taped the Cave Hill Cemetery where Colonel Sanders, Muhammad Ali, and the Hill sisters (two of the three sisters co-wrote the Happy Birthday song).
Wow! What a remarkable cemetery...no shortage of folks with substantial dollars to spend on their memorials. It looks like a wonderful uplifting ground to walk around.
A memorable customer service call I had some years ago had me talking to an oldtimer who told me about volunteering with the Louisville symphony and the railroad museum!
That part of Kentucky looks like it has a lot of amazing sites to see. The cemetery where Col. Sanders and the other notable people are laid to rest has got to be the nicest and have beautiful statues. Have seen that episode of The Dark Side of the Ring” where they went and Muhammad Ali went with them. We got dinner last night from KFC. Louisville has a lot to offer for visitors. Really enjoyed this vlog. Another great showing of that part of Kentucky. I remember watching a problem a good while back talking about that day that Zackary Taylor ate all that fruit and drank all that milk that he got sick from that he ended up dying from. This was before milk started to be pasteurized. The water in the area at that time was very contaminated so they had to fix the problem before anyone else died from the contaminated water system. If I remember right, they learned about pasteurized milk. Seems like that day was a very hot day. Love learning new things everyday. Thank you and Kevin for the last couple of vlogs.
You always pick the most interesting places to go to!!! Such a interesting young Man. And that little Jah❤️ Congrats on your new place , You have style ( Alot like Elvis) With a twist. Best Wishes ❤️
We had our 8th grade graduation party in '98 on the Belle (she stayed docked though for some reason that day). My grandparents and my brother are buried there as well as some other family members too. Cave Hill is beautiful. I work for the Colonel as well 😁. Thanks for vlogging here for a few days. 👍
Jordan my brother-in-law used to work for the Colonel back in the day. The Colonel used to live in my city of Mississauga for a while in the 80’s I think. Yes that’s Canada.
Very cool that you visited Louisville, especially Zachary Taylor cemetery. Behind the mosuleum is the family section. My family is buried there. The Taylor's and the Saam.
I would just like to say it was a great video didn't know that much stuff was in Louisville and around that area very interesting Thank you Jordan give jaw being hug for me👍
Who ever knew Louisville would be so fun. I am glad you are taking us to places we would never have thought to visit. I was disappointed that with all of those super cool statues in the cemetery that they didn't create a large drumstick or bucket of chicken for the Colonel's grave.
I live just a few blocks away from the hospital where Muhammad Ali passed away. Locals turned a Bus Stop by the hospital into a shrine. I vloged it before it was dismantled. The Champ's Wife was one of our customers where I work nearby. He passed at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital here in Scottsdale, Arizona. Nice Job, Jordan. Always enjoy your vlogs.
I really wish you could do a Vlog with Jim Cornette sometime because I would love to see that & I know you would love to meet him as well . I remember when they exhumed President Zachary Taylor to check to see if he was poisoned.
I had a very similar trip to Louisville a few months ago. Taylor, Ali, Sanders. Went to Churchill downs and went to William Henry Harrison’s grave on the way back to Columbus
i remember col Sanders wasn't happy with KFC after he sold them his recipies. they changed and cheapened things so much, he called their version of his gravy "wallpaper paste" i remember reading
Excellent vlog Jordan! I remember watching Muhammad Ali fight when I was growing up. To this day, there is no other fighter that comes close to his grace and power.
Sorry to see that you had to turn off your comments again but we don't blame you at all, people are so cruel for now reason, all they have to do is not watch. So just to let you know we loved the videos of Jah and you in the pool. Sorry to hear about your family members. Glad thou that you got to see your family again. we always enjoy seeing your Grandpa you biggest fan. You place is really coming together. Love you finds at the yard sale. Also this video was cool to see and learn more about Colonel Sanders. The river boats were nice to see. We are glad you went to the cemetery that had President Taylor. Honestly did not know a lot about him but the facts you told us was very interesting. Can't believe that grave site has been there since 1700's that is so awesome and what a very nice cemetery. So cool to learn about Taylor. One last that pin ball was wild
Ali's gravesite is beautiful. I considered myself very lucky to have met this amazing man. He was everything his stone said he was. He was already ill but he was gracious and charming and spoke so eloquently. I was taken in by his charm, I must say. Rest In Peace Mohammed. You will never be forgotten Champ!
Born & raised in louisville, lived two blocks from cave hill and would take my kids for walks there and feed the ducks at the pond. It is a beautiful cemetery..
I love Cave Hill! My grandmother and her parents are buried just across the road and down the hill from the Colonel. I have been there many times. One visit over the 4th of July, we sat on the Star of Louisville on the River and watched the fireworks. Haven’t been back in years, though. Maybe I need to take my kids to visit. I love Louisville best around derby. Spring is always so sweet there.
brown cloudy rivers don't necessarily mean the water is dirty, just might be silt from higher up where the river started flowing.. where I live, the river changes colour depending on if its winter or summer due to stuff getting washed down it .Not filth, but just clay or leaf tannins in the water
Every time I go to Louisville, I visit the grave of Mia Zapata from The Gits. Such a sad story. It even was on Unsolved Mysteries until the man was caught.
Great Job Jordan, I met Ali way back after he was stripped of the title. Met him in a magic shop off 43 street in NYC. Many did not know he loved Magic. infact he was pretty good at it back then. RIP Champ
@@DazewithJordantheLion if you ever come to Texas and are traveling east before you get to Louisiana I live in a small town called Tyler we have several historical things here I will get the information on them is there anyway I could contact you or get the information to you have a blessed day Make sure ja has plenty of water safe travels my friend
I've been to this a couple of times to see The GOAT! Added fun fact if you didn't know but the lady who wrote the Happy Birthday song we sing on birthdays is also barried there...
My grandparents and uncle are buried at Cave Hill. It is a beautiful cemetery. Charles Edwin Gheens, whose mausoleum features the stained glass Last Supper, owned a candy factory and store in Louisville. He also struck oil in Louisiana and became a multimillionaire.
Thank you for bringing us these lovely vlogs. I’m from Kentucky so I have especially enjoyed them. I learned quite a bit and it makes me miss my family that is still out there. Very nice Jordan!
Always enjoy your vlogs! Next time you are in Louisville, actor Victor Mature is buried in St. Michael Cemetery. Sadly a friend of mine is buried near the Hollywood star, and I often see fresh flowers on Mr. Mature's absolutely beautiful grave which features a crying angel. Musician Wilson Pickett is also buried in Louisville at Evergreen Cemetery.
Quite a few famous people were born in Louisville, including Ned Beatty. I've always heard Tom Cruise lived in Louisville too at some point in his younger life.
You really need to check out the Hope Cemetery in Barre, Vermont. You can be there all day and not see everything. Absolutely amazing! It's like this cemetery but on steroids!
As a “Christian” I cried when Muhammad Ali passed away. No one is perfect, but he was a man who really tried to practice what he preach. Before his death he made it clear any faith was welcome at his funeral. When on his death bed, his heart beat strong for 1/2 an hour after multiple organs failed. Even doctors were impressed. I like to think while Ali went with Death willingly, he made death go a few rounds with him. Death always wins in the end….but I bet Death needed a few ice packs, Extra Strength Tylenol, and a tissue for a serious nose bleed. Ali willingly went to Libya to rescue three American hostages and later Saddam Hussein to bring home a dozen a American hostages. He may of had Parkinson’s(?) but he had a presence that impressed Saddam. People hate him because he refused to go to Vietnam. Well, outside the ring, Ali was was a pacifist. I think him going willingly to a dangerous situation, and bringing home US citizens makes up for that 100% 😖 I could not face Saddam, He looked that monster right in the eye. RIP Ali. You are the Greatest. ✊🏿
Ali, was not just the greatest boxer, her was the greatest human being that we all should aspire to be, there is not enough words to describe how much I admired this man.
Jordan, check out the Louisville 'Music Go Round' the next time you're there. They have a good selection of used guitars and amps, sometimes you can find a gem there.
At my local KFC they have a statue of the Colonel sitting on a park bench. I was new to area and I went in for chicken and I had to wait for my order. So I sat on the other end of the bench. I sensed someone was sitting on the other end. I said hello and then looked to see it was the colonel. I laughed and felt foolish. But I still laugh every time I get chicken there. What a beautiful cemetery. I love the dancing couple. Made me think of Fred Astaire and Ginger Rodgers. Thank you for the lovely vlog. Stay safe and take care.
I miss the buffet they used to have
xD
HI again, Jordan! I am glad you can appreciate the beauty of Cave Hill. In spring, when all of the trees are blooming and the blossoms begin to fall, it creates this ethereal blanket of pink petals all over the cemetery. The lake is quite beautiful as well. It's such a beautiful and peaceful place. Every time i find myself there I try to locate the grave of George Keats, Louisville civic leader and the brother of poet John Keats. I haven't found it yet, but I will someday! i imagine it may be quite illegible.
You are a real trooper to do a vlog in such a hot, humid environment. Currently I live now in Northern Kentucky moved right on the river across from Cincinnati Ohio. Mom Sophia Conley loved your blogs. She had dementia and passed July 8th. I was her caretaker for 5 years. Thank you for all the joy you gave to her. ~ Princess Yellow Bird
Your cemetery videos bring me to reality that life is short and be grateful for having life and be happy during your time here on earth. I have yet to master these feelings from a day to day and I hope I do one day. Thanks for all the good videos. Your positivity is felt in them.
beautiful cemetery!! fantastic stones...and memories!! Jordan, have you ever been to Homewood Cemetery in Pittsburgh, PA? some amazing sights there!! burial place of many well-known celebrities, political leaders, musicians, artists, etc!! i think you would really enjoy the serenity and artistry...it's an incredible place!!
I met Colonel Sanders when I was a teenager. I had a ticket to be in the audience of a TV show called "Masquerade Party," taped at NBC in Burbank and hosted by the late Richard Dawson. On the way into the studio, I saw a limo parked outside. I asked the driver whose limo it was. He said, "I don't remember his name, but it's that guy from the chicken buckets." The premise of the show was to dress a well-known person in disguise and let a panel of three celebrities ask questions and guess who it was. They brought out Col. Sanders and, of course, the celebs thought it was someone else dressed like Col. Sanders. I knew what was going on because of my interaction with the limo driver, but I kept the secret. It was hilarious when the celebs found out it was really him. I met the Colonel after the show and he couldn't have been nicer. R.I.P, Colonel Sanders, and thank you for sharing that moment with me. And thank you, Jordan, for another awesome video.
Interested stuff, In my Home state!!!! Sometimes you don't even know what's in own Backyard.
Col lived just a few blocks from me in Mississauga Ontario (just outside of Toronto). He spent his final years here in a very modest house.
Beautiful cemetary with amazing memorials! Love the history you share! There are places that I may never get to visit, but thanks to you, Jordan, I do!
your here in my city in one of my favorite places and i missed it. stay hydrated and enjoy, our humidity is no joke. stay safe and stay away from the west end.
I love this new opening with you & Jah!
Great vlog as always Jordan. the only River Boat I have ever been on is the one at Disney World lol. Looks like fun. You are always so respectful and informative in the cemeteries. Thanks for keeping their memories alive. You will def. need a little JAH statue, but we all pray that is a long way away before you need it!
Its been awhile since we've been there but it was nice to see it once again. It brought back such wonderful memories! I will always love It there. Thanks Jordan!
I've never seen such artistry in a graveyard. It really is worth going to just for that. Thanks for sharing it. The sculptor who designed his own grave is so talented. I guessed the song. That's cool.
Could check out gypsy graves in Ireland and possibly the rest of Europe. Some can get fairly elaborate. Might not be as fancy as the ones in the video, their interesting to see.
@@donallmccrudden4812 : Yes they are! Travelers monuments are amazing.
@@djquinn11 their hard to miss too. Their massive.
Nice video! I used to work for a friend of mine at a Philadelphia, Chic Fil-a, about 30 years ago, at a small mall. When, I worked there, one day, Bill Cosby was shopping with his daughter at a clothing store. I asked him for autograph. He told me, "I don't do autographs. While another time, I was told that someone was signing autographs, just outside of the mall. The man was signing small white pamphlets that told you about The Muslim, "Koran". The man signing the pamphlets, was taking them out of a briefcase, he was Mr. MUHAMMED ALI! I still have and cherish this autograph
Hi Jordan very enjoyable cemetery vlog standing next to Muhammad Ali who was Larger than life and President Taylor I loved it ! Ty
Thank you for doing this. My husband was born in Corbin Ky and grew up around Elizabeth town. We were supposed to go there last june it would of been my 1st time. You are going to places I wanted to go to so ty. One other place I wanted to visit was a 4H camp that not only Carrie's my husband's great grand father's name but his too. Its The JM Feltner 4H camp. Which stands for James Michael. Have you ever been there? Again ty so much.
Catching up on some of your videos so happy to see a vlog in my city
I saw Colonel Sanders once Weird Nice guy
I met Col. Sanders when I was a little boy at a KFC in Norwalk Ohio when I was around 3 years old & I still remember it so he really made a lasting impression indeed 😊
Thank you so much for visiting my state. So much untouched history in Kentucky. Maybe one day you could do the classic movie, "The Kentuckian" or Elizabeth Taylor's movie "Raintree Country". Some of that still remains in Denville. Wonderful vlog, Jordan, again thank you for allowing us to tag along.
Col. Harland Sanders was visiting a children's hospital where my mom was when she was a child and he gave her a piggy back ride. She says he was a sweet man.
Wow, its actually less of a cemetery and more like a museum. What beautiful statues.
Jordan The Lion and Jah!….The one thing you’ve shown me is…That there’s Cool Stuff to see EveryWhere you go…Neat stuff packed away in little pockets all over this Country…All over this World….Some, right next door! Reminds me of Robert Frost “The Woods Are Lovely, Dark And Deep…But I have Promises To Keep….And Miles To Go Before I Sleep…. Take Time To Smell The Roses,…In this Journey (called Life)…That We Are All On….Thanks for reminding me of that Jordan…and Jah!
I’m a former Kentucky Resident who lived in Fairdale and moved in December of 2020 to where I currently live in Indiana.
Great video and as I was also from Louisville I video taped the Cave Hill Cemetery where Colonel Sanders, Muhammad Ali, and the Hill sisters (two of the three sisters co-wrote the Happy Birthday song).
Best wished from Scotland
Wow! What a remarkable cemetery...no shortage of folks with substantial dollars to spend on their memorials. It looks like a wonderful uplifting ground to walk around.
Great coverage.
GREAT VLOG JORDAN,THANK U !!!!
Thank you for doing this story
A memorable customer service call I had some years ago had me talking to an oldtimer who told me about volunteering with the Louisville symphony and the railroad museum!
That part of Kentucky looks like it has a lot of amazing sites to see. The cemetery where Col. Sanders and the other notable people are laid to rest has got to be the nicest and have beautiful statues. Have seen that episode of The Dark Side of the Ring” where they went and Muhammad Ali went with them. We got dinner last night from KFC. Louisville has a lot to offer for visitors. Really enjoyed this vlog. Another great showing of that part of Kentucky. I remember watching a problem a good while back talking about that day that Zackary Taylor ate all that fruit and drank all that milk that he got sick from that he ended up dying from. This was before milk started to be pasteurized. The water in the area at that time was very contaminated so they had to fix the problem before anyone else died from the contaminated water system. If I remember right, they learned about pasteurized milk. Seems like that day was a very hot day. Love learning new things everyday. Thank you and Kevin for the last couple of vlogs.
These beautiful cemetery I enjoyed your vlog today. Thank you
You always pick the most interesting places to go to!!! Such a interesting young Man. And that little Jah❤️ Congrats on your new place , You have style ( Alot like Elvis)
With a twist. Best Wishes ❤️
Nice journey JTL always a pleasure ☮️
Enjoyed very much! Thanks for all you do!😊😊
We had our 8th grade graduation party in '98 on the Belle (she stayed docked though for some reason that day). My grandparents and my brother are buried there as well as some other family members too. Cave Hill is beautiful. I work for the Colonel as well 😁. Thanks for vlogging here for a few days. 👍
My favorite cemetery blog yet, thanks for, this beautiful blog…
Jordan my brother-in-law used to work for the Colonel back in the day. The Colonel used to live in my city of Mississauga for a while in the 80’s I think. Yes that’s Canada.
Very cool that you visited Louisville, especially Zachary Taylor cemetery. Behind the mosuleum is the family section. My family is buried there. The Taylor's and the Saam.
Very nice vlog Jordan. May they all Rest In Peace.
I would just like to say it was a great video didn't know that much stuff was in Louisville and around that area very interesting Thank you Jordan give jaw being hug for me👍
Another great video. I love that you teach me things about my own state that I didn't know. Keep up the good work!
Thank you
🦁 I visited their gravesites and I toured the Muhammad Ali Museum. Beautiful cemetery.
Who ever knew Louisville would be so fun. I am glad you are taking us to places we would never have thought to visit. I was disappointed that with all of those super cool statues in the cemetery that they didn't create a large drumstick or bucket of chicken for the Colonel's grave.
Brilliant, brilliant blog! Thank you.
thanks to you daze for putting this video together for us to share in england look forward to your elvis feature video
Very nice!! Have a wonderful day Jordan
I live just a few blocks away from the hospital where Muhammad Ali passed away. Locals turned a Bus Stop by the hospital into a shrine. I vloged it before it was dismantled. The Champ's Wife was one of our customers where I work nearby. He passed at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital here in Scottsdale, Arizona. Nice Job, Jordan. Always enjoy your vlogs.
They sold tickets to Ali’s funeral. That’s the tackiest thing I have ever seen. He was a great man.
I really wish you could do a Vlog with Jim Cornette sometime because I would love to see that & I know you would love to meet him as well . I remember when they exhumed President Zachary Taylor to check to see if he was poisoned.
I had a very similar trip to Louisville a few months ago. Taylor, Ali, Sanders. Went to Churchill downs and went to William Henry Harrison’s grave on the way back to Columbus
Very interesting. Thank you!
Thanks for the intro music. It puts me in a better mood for some reason after a hard day at work. ✌
I live three hours from Louisville and hardly ever go. Thanks Jordan for going for us.
I was born and raised in Louisville Kentucky all my life good to see this, didn't think you would e in Louisville, so awesome 😎
i remember col Sanders wasn't happy with KFC after he sold them his recipies. they changed and cheapened things so much, he called their version of his gravy "wallpaper paste" i remember reading
He'd be really devastated by what it is now.
Excellent vlog Jordan! I remember watching Muhammad Ali fight when I was growing up. To this day, there is no other fighter that comes close to his grace and power.
Awesome video!! 👏👏👏
Live in Louisville and been to the Cave Hill cemetery many a time
💋Fantastic vlog yet again! Continued Blessings and Support.~Love&Light♥️C.
Sorry to see that you had to turn off your comments again but we don't blame you at all, people are so cruel for now reason, all they have to do is not watch. So just to let you know we loved the videos of Jah and you in the pool. Sorry to hear about your family members. Glad thou that you got to see your family again. we always enjoy seeing your Grandpa you biggest fan. You place is really coming together. Love you finds at the yard sale. Also this video was cool to see and learn more about Colonel Sanders. The river boats were nice to see. We are glad you went to the cemetery that had President Taylor. Honestly did not know a lot about him but the facts you told us was very interesting. Can't believe that grave site has been there since 1700's that is so awesome and what a very nice cemetery. So cool to learn about Taylor. One last that pin ball was wild
Ali's gravesite is beautiful. I considered myself very lucky to have met this amazing man. He was everything his stone said he was. He was already ill but he was gracious and charming and spoke so eloquently. I was taken in by his charm, I must say. Rest In Peace Mohammed. You will never be forgotten Champ!
That is one beautiful cemetery I love all the statues it's really beautifully kept amazing!!!
Great vlog as usual! 😀
My home town thanks Jordan
Great vlog! Very cool to see the grave of Zachary Taylor.
OMG. I have been following you for a few years now . You made it to my Hometown. It is not Hollywood but it is a cool city .
Nice vlog. I grew up a few minutes' walk from Zachary Taylor National Cemetery.
Born & raised in louisville, lived two blocks from cave hill and would take my kids for walks there and feed the ducks at the pond. It is a beautiful cemetery..
Nice one as usual. A Jordan the Lion video with breakfast. A great way to start the day. Thank you man.. ✌
Great vlog now need to see how baseballs are made thanks Jordan
I love Cave Hill! My grandmother and her parents are buried just across the road and down the hill from the Colonel. I have been there many times. One visit over the 4th of July, we sat on the Star of Louisville on the River and watched the fireworks. Haven’t been back in years, though. Maybe I need to take my kids to visit. I love Louisville best around derby. Spring is always so sweet there.
brown cloudy rivers don't necessarily mean the water is dirty, just might be silt from higher up where the river started flowing.. where I live, the river changes colour depending on if its winter or summer due to stuff getting washed down it .Not filth, but just clay or leaf tannins in the water
I’m so bummed that I didn’t know you were in my town! My great grandma is buried right by the Col!
Good video Jordan!
Every time I go to Louisville, I visit the grave of Mia Zapata from The Gits. Such a sad story. It even was on Unsolved Mysteries until the man was caught.
Loved that show and that story always stuck out in my mind!
I didn't know Mia Zapata was buried in Louisville! Thanks for sharing!
Mia had so much ahead of her, I know she would have been a star ✨. Rest in peace ✌️ child of God.
Mia is buried at Cave Hill, not far from Col. Sanders.
Great Job Jordan, I met Ali way back after he was stripped of the title. Met him in a magic shop off 43 street in NYC. Many did not know he loved Magic. infact he was pretty good at it back then. RIP Champ
I absolutely love the way you do your vlogs because it seems like you're just with a friend traveling not to mention I love ja He's awesome
Thank you! That's my hope! That it feels like an experience you are having too, not just showing me doing everything
@@DazewithJordantheLion if you ever come to Texas and are traveling east before you get to Louisiana I live in a small town called Tyler we have several historical things here I will get the information on them is there anyway I could contact you or get the information to you have a blessed day Make sure ja has plenty of water safe travels my friend
I've been to this a couple of times to see The GOAT! Added fun fact if you didn't know but the lady who wrote the Happy Birthday song we sing on birthdays is also barried there...
It's all in the video
Great job bro
I really enjoyed the cemetery too, so beautiful!
My grandparents and uncle are buried at Cave Hill. It is a beautiful cemetery. Charles Edwin Gheens, whose mausoleum features the stained glass Last Supper, owned a candy factory and store in Louisville. He also struck oil in Louisiana and became a multimillionaire.
Wow thanks for sharing this. Would like to see it . An other some day.
Thank you for bringing us these lovely vlogs. I’m from Kentucky so I have especially enjoyed them. I learned quite a bit and it makes me miss my family that is still out there. Very nice Jordan!
You mentioned Ned Beatty in the beginning of the video. He is actually from Louisville and was just buried in a local cemetery.
Wow Patty Hill, that's cool.
I’m from Louisville Kentucky born and raised and still reside there and I have family buried in cave hill cemetery as well!
My neck of the woods…hope you enjoyed Louisville- love your videos!!
Always enjoy your vlogs! Next time you are in Louisville, actor Victor
Mature is buried in St. Michael Cemetery. Sadly a friend of mine is
buried near the Hollywood star, and I often see fresh flowers on Mr.
Mature's absolutely beautiful grave which features a crying angel.
Musician Wilson Pickett is also buried in Louisville at Evergreen
Cemetery.
Few years back rode that boat for a late nite river cruise
Quite a few famous people were born in Louisville, including Ned Beatty. I've always heard Tom Cruise lived in Louisville too at some point in his younger life.
EXCELLENT!
I love Louisville. Get you a Hot Brown and some Derby Pie!
You really need to check out the Hope Cemetery in Barre, Vermont. You can be there all day and not see everything. Absolutely amazing! It's like this cemetery but on steroids!
Cool. You did see the other large bat in town. That cemetery is one of my favorites to.
As a “Christian” I cried when Muhammad Ali passed away.
No one is perfect, but he was a man who really tried to practice what he preach.
Before his death he made it clear any faith was welcome at his funeral.
When on his death bed, his heart beat strong for 1/2 an hour after multiple organs failed. Even doctors were impressed.
I like to think while Ali went with Death willingly, he made death go a few rounds with him.
Death always wins in the end….but I bet Death needed a few ice packs, Extra Strength Tylenol, and a tissue for a serious nose bleed.
Ali willingly went to Libya to rescue three American hostages and later Saddam Hussein to bring home a dozen a American hostages.
He may of had Parkinson’s(?) but he had a presence that impressed Saddam.
People hate him because he refused to go to Vietnam. Well, outside the ring, Ali was was a pacifist.
I think him going willingly to a dangerous situation, and bringing home US citizens makes up for that 100%
😖 I could not face Saddam, He looked that monster right in the eye.
RIP Ali.
You are the Greatest. ✊🏿
Ali, was not just the greatest boxer, her was the greatest human being that we all should aspire to be, there is not enough words to describe how much I admired this man.
Im trying to determine if I should move to Tenn or Kentucky. So pretty there!
Jordan, check out the Louisville 'Music Go Round' the next time you're there. They have a good selection of used guitars and amps, sometimes you can find a gem there.