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Kentucky Life Story, KET, Winter 2012
Book Review by Johanna Riddle, January 2010
Nougat Magazine Food Column for Earth Day by Rona Roberts, April 2008
Taste of the South Magazine, Summer 2007
Review from Edible Louisville
Lexington Herald-Leader Good for Nothing
Lexington Herald-Leader Snug Hollow Cookbook is Almost Done
Arts Across Kentucky, Summer 2005

Our Guests Say…

Our Christmas gift to each other was a few days at a B&B. With all that guilt that we ought to call someone or be doing something, or preparing our next meal—all that left somewhere else, we lounged and read and talked to our hearts’ content.

Sisters Sandy, Janis, Phyllis, Hamlin, NY and LexingtonKY

It was a magical time with fabulous food, quiet evenings of conversation, and plenty of time to explore the rich culture of the area, hike the hills, or just relax on the porch and rock.

Sharon Palmer, artist and editor, MadisonWI

Snug Hollow is as authentic as tourism gets anywhere. Highly recommended for anyone who loves nature, wildlife, peace and solitude.

Frances Figartsustainable travel industry editor

Barb told us about Tater Knob Pottery… We ended up spending the whole day talking with the owners and making pots, which they then glazed and fired. Barb listened to the kids’ stories of pottery making to the last detail.

Daniel Beals, pediatric surgeon, MobileAL

My husband enjoyed the remoteness and viewing turkey and deer right from the cabin porch while having morning coffee. Our 10- and 11-year-old daughters loved the whole stay. The experience exceeded our expectations!

Krista McCaulley, pharmacist, MadisonWI

My favorite part was running in the fields. Taking hikes in the forest. Watching the birds. And most of all the yummy food. So I had so much fun. And I hope we can come back soon.

Sky7

My favorite part was the pond. It was so fun to sit in the hammock and watch the butterflies and see the bull frogs. It is a very peaceful and fun place. I hope that we can go back there soon.

Petra10

We left after four days refreshed, connected to each other and appreciative of the ‘small’ things – sounds of bullfrogs splashing into the pond, sighting Saturn’s rings with our naked eyes, hide-n-seek in the hay stacks, close contact with fawns, and butterfly friends.

Josepha Rangel, physician, CincinnatiOH

You come away remembering the taste of a delicious meal, the smell of the woods, the sound of rain on the roof, the savoring of a special book, or the sharing of a conversation.

Mary Lou Muncy, registered nurse, BereaKY

With the warmth of Barbara’s hospitality and unprecedented artistic details, Snug Hollow manages to wrap you up and hold you in a place thought lost to the modern world.

Wendy W. Burki, mother, activist, gardener, FarmingtonCT

wabi: simple, humble by choice and in tune with nature

sabi: the beauty inherent in the weathered patina of age

Wabi sabi is a Japanese term celebrating all the marks that time, weather and loving use leave behind. Their beauty is in their cracks, chips, dents and stains. Their beauty is in their history.

Snug Hollow is wabi sabi in the purest sense. It feels like home and its charm inspires and comforts the soul.

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