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03-28-2014, 06:53 AM
#23
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Join Date: Dec 2011
Location: Northern Indiana
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I'm going with a group of my quilting friends, the last two years we've stayed at the fish camp at Kentucky dam. Great price but a little bit of a drive into town. But worth it. If you are staying a couple of days you may find the later in the day you go into the "marshmallow" and the venders in the convention center you'll be able to get through faster and with less crowds. But really it great even when it's crowded. The Locals are great and will steer you in the right direction for anywhere you want to go!
03-29-2014, 09:08 AM
#24
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Join Date: May 2010
Location: So. Central MO
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The "Marshmallow" is up - son-in-law just emailed me an article in the Paducah Sun with a picture of it being power washed after its long winter's sleep - The Marshmallow is a huge air-conditioned tent that houses the quilt show and some of the vendors. After you go in through various air-lock doors, you don't even notice the white marshmallow looking walls. Kind of neat. Can't wait. They say that next year they will have a permanent building built on the site - maybe a hotel and convention center???
Originally Posted by Fabricbug
I'm going with a group of my quilting friends, the last two years we've stayed at the fish camp at Kentucky dam. Great price but a little bit of a drive into town. But worth it. If you are staying a couple of days you may find the later in the day you go into the "marshmallow" and the venders in the convention center you'll be able to get through faster and with less crowds. But really it great even when it's crowded. The Locals are great and will steer you in the right direction for anywhere you want to go!
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