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Goosing Chickens
Country folks are not dumb. And once again, they have proven that city folks will actually pay for the privilege of doing country chores. After visiting Mammoth Cave National Park, we spent the weekend at a lovely B&B in Priceville, … Continue reading
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A nice place to hike, if you have a horse
I had planned on doing some hiking while we visited Mammoth Cave Park. I bought a fancy National Geographic topo map that showed miles of hiking trails through the hills and woods, packed my Camelbak, laced up my boots, and … Continue reading
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Mammoth Cave Above Ground
How can a cave be above ground? Well, what I really mean is Mammoth Cave National Park above ground. After completing our underground tour, it was such a nice day that we decided to stay topside. There was tour that … Continue reading
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Mammoth Cave Underground
We took off for a long weekend and went down to “Cave Country”, the area around Mammoth Cave National Park. We started with a visit to the big cave. It’s a different cave experience than Carlsbad, but one thing is … Continue reading
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I realize that I did not post a lot this summer
I realize that I did not post a lot this summer, and it is true that we have not been as active as we were last summer when the grandchild was staying with us, but neither have we been completely … Continue reading
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I meet a celebrity
This last Saturday was the Kentucky Humane Society’s annual outdoor fundraiser, the “Waggin’ Trail”. Donors brought out their dogs for laps around the park. It turned out to be a hot day with bright sun, and I carried many gallons … Continue reading
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Kitty Erector Sets
When I was a little kid, I had a wonderful toy called the “Kenner Girder & Panel and Bridge & Turnpike Building Set”. It was like an erector set from the aliens; after building with it, you could never go … Continue reading
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I’ve got plenty to be thankful for
– just as Bing Crosby sang in “Holiday Inn”. CVH fixed an outstanding Thanksgiving feast: marinated kalamata olives and provolone, hot crab dip, stuffed baby artichokes, roasted turkey breast with cornbread dressing, cranberry sauce, fresh green bean and mushroom casserole, … Continue reading
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Adventures in lunch
Our old pepper grinder broke a couple of weeks ago; it was over twenty years old, so I suppose we got our money’s worth out of it. Nonetheless, CVH simply cannot cook without a good supply of fresh ground pepper, … Continue reading
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Meeting our Kentucky obligations
Along with every other Kentuckian of a certain age, it seemed necessary for us to see the Secretariat movie. So we went today. There were a lot of people our age in the audience.
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