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Rock House revisit Sun 10 Apr 2016 - Album Click on headline for introduction and photo(s) of the visit. - EW By Ed Waggener The visit was only four hours. And there was one priority for our oldest grandson, a visit to Rock House. The first time he visited it, took off up the trail to the top of the Creelsboro Arch and never forgot. So it was on Sunday, April 10, 2016, with an assignment from Jim yet to be completed, the vote was 4 for and 1 acquiescence, to see the Rock House again. The Rock House never disappoints; even though its reward were not our primary aims that day, the trip was a near perfect one. Great Mema, Geniece Marcum, found a fond memory, a confirmation that there had been a burial ground on top of the arch. Linda and I didn't find 1) Trillium in bloom, 2) The brightest show of dogwood, nor 3) our first sighting of wild iris this year. They were all near misses. But the wildflowers we did see were well worth the trip. Along with learning anew, that greeting and photographing wildflowers at their level is just as important as taking photos of kids and pets at their eye levels is the only way. Along the steep banks in Rock House Bottom, the perspective was imposed. No work to it. Watching Graham's agility was something to behold. And to watch his Dad try, and almost keep up with him was quite a show. Pen scaled the steep path to the trail at the Top of the Arch, but had to admit he was winded. In the meantime, our grandson was up and down the cliff, actually running most of the way. The Rock House is only about 20 miles from Columbia, almost as near as it is to Jamestown and Russell Springs. Our Revisit 10 April 2016, was taken on a whim. But it surely won't be our last, just as surely as the next visit won't be the same. This story was posted on 2016-04-12 12:27:30
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