A suspension bridge behind where we were staying. A sign says it was built in 1889 and it is still being used today. |
A few of us went into downtown on Sunday morning to attend church at one of the older churches in the area. This Methodist church was built in the 1890s. |
Of course Duncan Hines cake mixes are still around, but do you remember these.....? Duncan Hines dairy products? |
Or the Duncan Hines electric stove? He also endorsed a line of pots and pans, spices and other food items. |
Our favorite place to eat was Mariah's. We went there twice in one week. Maybe it was because of the 2 for 1 specials they had in the evenings. |
The entrance to Lost River Cave where we took an underground boat trip. |
Inside they still have private parties and weddings. But I'm sure they aren't as much fun as the parties before prohibition and after. |
Here we are getting on the boat for our boat ride underground. |
About a mile back the other way we found the spring which is the beginning of this river. |
As we left the park we found the Green River Ferry. This picture was taken through my windshield as I sat on the ferry. The ferry is winched across the river and back on a cable. |
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