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Wigwam Village #2
Wigwam Village #2 in Cave Creek, Kentucky, is one of seven concrete tipi motels built between 1933 and 1950. Only three of the seven still exist today. The tipi-shaped design (incorrectly labeled called a wigwam) was the brainchild of Frank A. Redford who created the first Wigwam Village around his Indian artifact museum and shop in Horse Cave, Kentucky. Wigwam Village #2 was built in 1937, a few miles from the original.
We spent a night in Tipi #1, which provided accommodations similar to other older cheap roadside motels. The bed was equipped with the perfect mattress for simulating the experience of sleeping on the ground while camping. In spite of waking up with a slightly sore back, this was a fun and different place to stay. I'd sleep in a wigwam again.
Too Much Stuff
After 50 days on the road, we've filled the car with stuff. Our hitchhikers seem a little cramped in the backseat.
Butt Drugs
The folks in Corydon, Indiana, have been relying on the Butt family for their pharmaceutical needs for over 60 years. Today they offer a pharmacy, cheap coffee, a soda fountain, and selected unique and local products. Plus they offer a wide variety of I ♥ Butt Drugs merchandise. Stop by and get yourself some Butt Drugs.
