Women Who Write | A Place, A Space, A Voice | Louisville, Kentucky Sep 30, 2017 - 10:00 am
Hopscotch House – Photo by Nicci Mechler
Most writers need more time to write. At the WWW fall retreat, falling leaves, a rushing waterfall, and the support of other friendly women writers is in abundance like a fruitful fall harvest. The atmosphere is conducive for keyboard clicking. There are lots of nooks and crannies, couches, and tables for writing. Plan now to attend.
WWW members will write and talk about writing at our annual fall retreat. Join us at the Hopscotch House, 8221 Wolf Pen Branch Road, Prospect, Ky., 40059, on Sat., Sept. 30, 10 a.m., through Sun., Oct. 1, 3:00 p.m. Come for all or part of the retreat. Carolyn Humphrey is co-chairing a committee that will ask participants to bring salad, vegetables, desserts, or casseroles for specific meals. Carolyn or someone on the retreat food committee will contact you about this as the time draws near. There’s room for six overnight guests in beds and for others with sleeping bags. Participants need to bring their own linen, towels, and toiletries. Other suggested items include walking shoes, comfortable layered clothes, camera, laptop, and journal. Participants must bring $15 cash or a check made out to the Kentucky Foundation for Women to support the Hopscotch House. This is a members only event. http://www.kfw.org/retreats-residencies/
Directions
From downtown Louisville, take I-71 N toward Cincinnati to I-264
Exit unto Brownsboro Rd. Turn left unto Brownsboro Rd. and head toward Prospect.
Take right onto Wolf Pen Branch Rd. approximately .5 mile, take left at the 4-way stop at Green Springs Subdivision to continue on Wolf Pen Branch Rd.
Approximately 1.5 miles to stop sign at Wolf Pen Branch Rd. and Spring Farm Rd. take left to continue on Wolf Pen Branch Rd. Follow for .75 mile and take a left onto the driveway at 8221 Wolf Pen Branch Rd.
Cross the creek, go up the hill and follow drive about .5 mile. Hopscotch House is the large yellow farmhouse on the right surrounded by black fencing. Park by the front of the house or towards the grass on the carport side.