Getaway

We had a romantic anniversary weekend in Rabbit Hash, Kentucky. Rabbit Hash is only a 45 minute drive down the Ohio River but it is a great destination. It was nice to not travel too far. And it was nice that we could bring Hazel Roy along with June of course. Rabbit Hash is a quirky little town right on the river. There really isn't much to do there. The only thing open was the General Store. We pretty much had the town to ourselves. In fact on Sunday when the General Store was closed, we didn't see a soul and we had ourselves an easter egg hunt throughout the whole town. At night and in the mornings it was completely silent except for birdsong. There was a lovely view of the river and at night it glittered with reflections of lights from Rising Sun, Indiana. As soon as we arrived on Friday we saw the typical scene of bikers hanging out in front of the General Store. A couple had just gotten married inside next to the wood stove. We took a walk down the road and and saw a boat plane take off from the river. That night folks gathered inside the General Store for a potluck and pickup music. In Rabbit Hash, they have a dog for the Mayor. Her name is Lucy Lou. Dogs are friendly and none are on leash. Many came and visited Hazel Roy and just hung out on the front porch with us. In fact, every day there was a new dog on the porch lounging around with HR.

A mini croquembouche made to celebrate our anniversary.

Inside of our cozy apartment in downtown Rabbit Hash. It is fully heated by a wood stove. We loved it.

Andy's gift - a handmade ukelele crafted by our good friend Ken from mahogany wood. June approves.

A new tradition - to pack a picnic! We hiked up to the overlook at Boone Cliffs.

the easter egg hunt