Ken & Diane Travel

 April 10, 2021 Our last few days at Horse Cave KOA took us into town to visit the Hidden River Cave in downtown Horse Cave, Kentucky. This cave has two subterranean rivers flowing over one hundred feet below ground. It also has the world's longest underground swinging bridge taking you up into the Sunset Dome, one of the largest free-standing cave domes in the United States. It is 100 feet high and 250 feet across.  This cave once supplied the city with water via a hydroelectric generating system. It lay 100 feet below ground and there are 230 steps to go down and come back up.  This was our campsite for a week at Horse Cave KOA. We think we had the best view in the campground. We could watch the Amish building "tree house" for the campground 20 feet in the air. They were also clearing a large area of trees for another project. They have 3 of these wagons for rent with a 4th coming.  This "tree house" was framed and windows in this week and they started on a se

 April 4, 2021 Happy Easter Another week has gone by quickly. We were at Whispering Hills Campground near Georgetown, Kentucky for a week and are now at a KOA near Horse Cave, Kentucky.                                                                                                         Georgetown was, like most Kentucky cities, historic. Old beautiful buildings dot the landscape. We walked around downtown one morning but most places, even thought they were to be open, were closed. We did have lunch at a local restaurant on main street and walked around the old Jail that was used up until the early 90's.                                                       We drove up to Williamstown to visit the Ark Encounter park. I had been there about 6 months after it opened in 2016 and was one of only a few people in the entire Ark. I have pictures inside with nobody in the halls. A lot different this time around. We were there on Monday, of Easter Week, and it was packed. We spent several