A vegetarian Bed and Breakfast deep in the outback of Kentucky.

[alfredo]

http://www.snughollow.com/

This is a green establishment. Her meals are vegetarian

http://www.snughollow.com/meals.htm

[Sarah Ibarruri]

1. Wow, didn't think any existed (vegetarian bed and breakfasts) - thanks nt

[flvegan]

2. There are a bunch of them.

Hard pressed to find a state that didn't have at least one.

[bad_robbie]

3. Even an ordinary B&B will cater to a veg if asked

Many B&Bs that aren't "vegetarian B&Bs" will still prepare vegetarian meals on request. Often, they find it a challenge to prepare a delicious meal without meat to guests who request it. The only trick is to call them up at reservation time and make a request -- that way they have time to get alternate ingredients or do a little research.

[Sarah Ibarruri]

5. Aaah, sounds easy enough. I need to go off some place relaxing after all the 08 Election stress

I'm going to make it a B&B this time.

[alfredo]

There's a Buddhist Monastery nearby, to the north in Furnace Ky, just

south of Clay City Ky.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Furnace_Mountain

To the east of Clay City is Natural Bridge State Park.

http://parks.ky.gov/findparks/resortparks/nb/

[BrklynLiberal]

4. Sounds delightful. thanks.

You might consider cross posting in the Vegetarian Group.

[Cha]

6. How cozy, delicious,

fun, and green does that look?!

Rec'd~

[alfredo]

25. It will probably smell wonderful. There is the smell of the natural

surroundings, the flowers she's planted, and the breakfast she cooks.

[wellstone dem]

7. To me this sounds like a Hansel and Gretel type ploy

to lure the vegetarians to the Kentucky wilderness, never to be seen again.

[yewberry]

8. Don't worry about us.

We're crafty.

And fast.

[flvegan]

9. Although...and think about this...

omnis DO tend to favor eating herbivores.

We need to stay crafty and fast!

[yewberry]

11. You can stand behind me, flvegan.

I'll warn you if I spot a gingerbread house, and if we get attacked from the rear, well, I'm still crafty and fast.

[LisaLynne]

16. Could be ...

Vegetarians taste better. :rofl:

[wellstone dem]

26. I've heard that free range vegetarians are the best

which is why I always eat indoors.

[VoodooGuru]

10. Oh wow, this is close by to me!

I live about an hour and a half from this place - much of that travel time due to winding roads rather than strict distance. I think I will have to check it out, it sounds beautiful. Sadly, fall foliage is past peak, but next year...

[alfredo]

13. I live up in Lexington. It would be a good day trip. There's also a

four star restaurant somewhere nearby. It's in the basement of a antique store/museum.

[VoodooGuru]

14. No kidding, I live in Lexington too...

and work at Joseph-Beth, in fact.

[alfredo]

20. One of my favorite places. I need to run down for yet another Orhan Pamuk

title. I'm running out. Need a refill. Maybe I will feed the ducks. I don't know, I might just wander around looking for inspiration.


You know that Mayor Newberry likes to drop acid and then ride your escalators all day?

Not really, but it might do him some good.

I hope things get really crazy this year. Books are a good inexpensive gift. Maybe that will be what a lot of people will think this Christmas.

I remember when it first opened, it was a "singles" bookstore. I always though the concept of looking for action at a bookstore was refreshing. The old store had a better atmosphere and layout for a social scene. It used to be packed with UK students. My wife sang there at least once. Still its one of the hippest places to go that doesn't sell liquor.

BTW, what do they have you doing there?

[rucky]

12. I've had plenty of meatless breakfasts before.

But I don't think I can make it a single night without my meat bed.

[Two Americas]

15. lol

:spank:

This is a huge blow against the forces of reaction, and you mock it.

[Norrin Radd]

17. LOL from a vegetarian.

[123infinity]

18. What is the purpose of this Commercial Announcement here?

(think Inherit the Wind)
same principle

[alfredo]

22. I just thought it a pretty place, and the lady who owns it seems to have

it all together. They did a spot on it on our public TV station. I was watching the show because they featured a friend's florist in one of the stories.

[ihavenobias]

19. Kentucky is too far. They need to make one somewhere in Northern IL.

;)

[alfredo]

23. It's worth it to get out of the flatlands and into the embrace of the forested

hills of Appalachia. Anywhere along that mountain chain you can find little bits of paradise.

[Arugula Latte]

21. OMG!1! They're supposed to be in Real Amurika!

Why are they betraying the cause?!!11!1!!

[alfredo]

24. All that hillbilly heroin has twisted them every which way.