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The last morning we were there, after having stayed for several nights our friends who were staying two cabins away found a bed bug on one of their beds. Maybe I should make this a habit in the future, but it has never been on my radar. I have never been in the habit of checking a place for bed bugs. We stayed from a Wednesday to a Sunday at the Bluet cabin. Still very nice lights both for driving and walking through, while doing a bit of shopping. The venue could easily add a few arrow shaped lights into the display to keep people moving in the right direction. a light display is done during the evening therefore having to turn on an interior vehicle light to read a map is not only disturbing to all the parties eyes in your vehicle but any of those around you. The light display could benefit from a bit of directional signage as opposed to a map. The gentleman attending our table was very attentive and friendly. All in all cost about $100 a person for a buffet once appetizers (nothing of the sort on the buffet), drinks, and tip were added. Drinks were surprisingly in par with market price. Appetizers were overpriced but very good. Think dated ski lodge attempting 4 star service. The price was a touch high for the offerings but one should assume that's for location. Buffet dinner was ok but nothing extraordinary, and limited for a buffet at a resort.

I booked ahead online and would recommend doing that. Plenty of parking in the street and in a small lot. Also, there is an Indian burial mound directly across the street with a archaeological museum which I didn’t realize until I pulled up. You can find info on that on the website. I’d have liked to been with a smaller group and seen more but that might be available in one of the special after hours tours. Water was dripping from the ceiling in spots - it had rained earlier in the day.

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Some areas felt a little unnerving and it smelled different in there - not sure exactly how to describe that but it was a noticeable scent.

I didn’t see any ghosts but I wasn’t really looking for any. She shared a lot of info and very much painted a vivid picture of things that happened in this prison. She was knowledgeable and had a strong voice - there were about 40 people in the group and probably half of them were kids so at times there was some noise for her to talk over and a lot of moving around. The tour guide was Tina and she was very good.

' Laid-in between pages 2-3 is six-page article clipped from July 1973 issue of 'Rural Kentuckian' magazine - 'The Kentucky Guild of Artists and Craftsmen Say Come to the Fair' by Fran Maierhauser.I stopped for a guided tour on a Saturday late afternoon in May. Additionally, we intended to bring to the attention of the public the very fine skills existing even in our remote communities. Our primary objective was the creation of income in areas where personal income is exceedingly scarce. In early 1961, I directed the Kentucky Department of Commerce to establish an arts and crafts program. summarizes: 'This catalog is a reflection of a new and imaginative program of Kentucky government. Rude Osolnik 'Ruth's Ceramics, Frankford, Franklin County' by Mrs. Moore 'Lucille Morrison, Princeton, Caldwell County' by Morrison's Art Products 'Osolnik's Originals, Berea, Madison County' by Mr.

Robert Coleman 'Cabin Crafts, Renfro Valley, Rockcastle County ' 'Kentucky Mountain Crafts, Jackson, Breathitt County ' 'Kentucky Hills, Paintsville, Johnson County ' 'Moore Contemporaries. Sampling of artisans and/or centers: 'Beulah Dolls, Frankfort, Franklin County' by Mrs. State-sponsored catalog of handcrafted objects available from Kentucky Craft Centers. B/w illustrations of objects with prices. Past owner's ink notes on rear cover slight toning at margins of leaves. Staple-bound oblong paperback: H 21.25cm x L 28cm.

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