posted 10-08-2006 04:02 PM                  

This was also a milestone since this was Kathy's first real ride in the Kat after having it three (!) years. She had a great time. Thanks to everyone for making her and myself feel so welcome.

Ed shows us the hitchhiking technique we will need to get back to our cars.

Kathy and the Kats. The Park & Ride at GE.

Our ride for the night - The Belle of Louisville.

Some of the Tall Stacks action....

posted 10-08-2006 08:26 PM                  

Ed thanks for a great time at the non-Prowler event. Nice and laid back.

The hotel was great. We hung out on the porch at night.

All the most modern amenities

The reastaurant was right next to the hotel

The restaurant even had a gift shop. Cracker Barrel eat your heart out!

posted 10-08-2006 09:09 PM                  

Thanks Ed and Sandy for a great time.

posted 10-08-2006 10:11 PM                  

Downtown Cincy

Cruisin' to Rabbit Hash, KY

Rabbit Hash General Store

Wildcat at the Rabbit Hash Gas Station

Riverboat

posted 10-09-2006 08:30 AM                  

For those of you who weren't with us, here's a little insight about Rabbit Hash, Kentucky and why Ed took us there......

Rabbit Hash, Kentucky is situated on the banks of the Ohio River and consists of two log houses, an old beautiful barn plastered with those metal signs and old license plates, an antique store that's an antique in itself, and.....the "jewell" of Rabbit Hash; the "general store".
There you can get everthing from dill pickles or pickled sausage from a wide mouth jar (serve yourself) to a sack of Martha White flour or back scratchers made from a stick with a corn cob on the end of it. The general store appears to have been built in the 1930's and still looks pretty much the same as it did back then. It is a landmark that draws people from all over.....

Rabbit Hash's other "claim to fame" is it's mayoral election....The candidates are generally limited to a dog, cat and pig (or any other "critter" that wants the job)...

Patrons of the general store are encouraged to cast their ballots (you don't have to be a resident to vote)....The election is blatantly corrupt as "votes" are $1.00 each.....the more you pay, the more votes you get to cast...

The current mayor is a black lab named "Junior"......Junior's office is located on the front porch of the general store on warm sunny days and moves to a location near the pot bellied stove in the winter....

Rumor has it that Ed has been considering making a "run" for the office and brought his Prowler buddies there to "test the water"......As for me;.....well, I'm kinda leaning toward re-electing Junior

Seriously,....It's a real priviledge to be part of such a fun loving group of people and Ed and Sandy make it all work in our area.....So the next time you hear of something going on in our town, fire those Prowlers up and come join us.....

posted 10-09-2006 09:06 AM                  

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Originally posted by bjprowler:
[B]Patrons of the general store are encouraged to cast their ballots (you don't have to be a resident to vote)....The election is blatantly corrupt as "votes" are $1.00 each.....the more you pay, the more votes you get to cast...

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This is how it is done in Illinois ... doesn't everyone do it this way???????????

The only difference is they the politicians pay the voters and your vote is worth more later in the day.

posted 10-10-2006 02:00 PM                  

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