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FASHion Lele's Boutique 10624 W. Manslick Road // 368-3772 lelsboutique.com A gift shop with goods that run the gamut from soy lotion candles to jewelry to children's clothes. Owner Lindsey Younger, a Fairdale native, named the shop after her pet boxer dog Lele. Terry's Bridal 8314 Preston Highway // 964-4011 terrysweddings.com Bridal dresses, prom dresses, gowns and formal wear for all occasions. ATTRACTiONS McNeely Lake Park 10500 Cedar Creek Road // 456-8100 This 46-acre fshing lake is one of the largest in the Metro Parks system. Fish from shore or by boat. The Welcome Center at Jefferson Memorial Forest 1311 Mitchell Hill Road // 368-5404 Fairdale is the gateway to Jefferson Memorial Forest and 6,191 acres of verdant urban escape. The welcome center sells camping supplies and offers free fshing pole rentals. EVERYTHiNG ELSE American Security & Iron Works 1207 Old Fern Valley Road // 966-9896 americansecurity-ironworks.com Craftsman Larry Wright turns out custom iron creations, from railings and doors to artistically rendered iron works at this studio/store. Bargain Barn Indoor Flea Market 9402 National Turnpike // 368-9960 The sign outside boasts of "Tools from A to Z" and it's no idle brag. The Bargain Barn has enough (mostly new) tools to make Home Depot jealous, plus all the usual knickknacks and odd fnds in more than 100 booths that'll keep you browsing for hours. www.cancer.org Smyrna Bait & Tackle Shop 8205 Smyrna Pkwy. // 964-9213 Fishing tackle and live baits. Catch your own dinner. ! HOT·AGAIN SUSAN SEILLER When Susan Seiller, one of Louisville's frst great restaurateurs, sold the legendary Jack Fry's in 2008, she found herself on a vision quest. She followed her yellow-brick road to Nova Scotia, camping and roughing it among some of the world's most beautiful landscapes. When her father's heart ailment brought her back to Louisville, Seiller was told by his physician that he would have to learn to eat healthier. From that familial challenge, her new healthy gourmanderie, Relish, was born. Opened last November, the eatery (1346 River Road) has received great critical praise. A lunchtime table has been one of the more coveted bits of restaurant real estate in the city. Seiller's homecoming has taught her what Dorothy Gale learned so long ago, that sometimes to fnd yourself you have to look no further than your own back yard. "I had no idea people loved me and what I do so much," she says. There really is no place like home. 6.13 LOUISVILLE MAGAZINE 101