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A Day Trip to the Rock House, Creelsboro, KY By Greg Thomas, Thomas Photography Owner, Thomas Photograhy; Adair County Emergency Disaster Coordinator, and member Columbia Parks & Recreation Commission It's Sunday (February 18, 2007) and I had cabin fever so I called Charles Grimsley and we took a short trip to Rock House Bottom in Russell County. In the past I have rappelled off the top but today was not a day for that. I've attached are some pictures. At least one other person had already been there today because we saw the tracks. We made it down under natural stone structure with little problems and back out. When we decided we might attempt to climb up the hill side we change our mind very fast. Charles had to hold on coming back down and did good. The odd thing this is, after he got out on flat ground is when he went down. Oh yes, I had to snap a couple of pictures of that. I promise I didn't laugh :-) For the ones who don't know what Rock House is this is some of what it said on the stone:
The Rock House is approximately 20 miles from Columbia, KY. One way to get to the Rock House: take KY 55 through Glensfork. About two miles south of Glens Fork, turn right on Crocus Road, KY 1313. You'll pass one of Adair County's most beautiful, ever homes on the right in Crocus, KY. The next main intersection is Bryan, KY. Bear right on KY 1058. In the ghost town community of Creelsboro, turn right on KY 379 travel about two miles watching for the formation on the left. This story was posted on 2007-02-19 07:16:28
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