Thanksgiving has come and gone; Christmas and the New Year are on the horizon. Now is a great time to plan a restorative getaway at our Wisconsin Bed and Breakfast. Whether you need time to finish a project, a peaceful place to relax before hosting friends and family, or inspiration for gifts in unfamiliar shops, you can find it here.
Isn't this where you want to prepare for the holidays?
The inn is situated on 160 peaceful acres in the rural, southwestern part of the state, not far from the Mississippi River. It is an ideal place to hunker down with friends and take care of those last minute knitting projects you all have to finish by the 25th. Think of the fun you will have, side by side with your friends, creating something hand-made for someone special. Sip tea or wine together and talk late into the night as you inspire one another to work until you finish your projects; you won’t be tempted by the many distractions at home, but you should make time to stretch your legs with a long walk (or ski!) through the Kickapoo Valley. If you have a little extra time, head out for some interesting shopping.
The area surrounding our Bed and Breakfast Wisconsin is home to one of the largest Amish populations in the country. The Amish are known for their superior craftsmanship – echoes of an earlier time – and as a result there is some fine shopping near our inn. Peruse nearby Amish shops for beautiful quilts, sturdy baskets and attractive furniture, for you are sure to find a perfect gift for someone.
In short, you can’t afford not to take some time for yourself before the holidays - take advantage of our internet special over the next couple of months, and travel for less. You’ll feel refreshed when you get back to the real world.
Tags: Cashton Amish, Christmas, crafts, Holidays, New Year, Southwest Wisconsin
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Hi Nora, I hope you get this. Been thinking about you since Thanksgiving. I was given this question “Describe a friendship with someone quite different than you for which you are very grateful.” So I told about Nora Knapik.
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If I get your personal email I will send you my Christmas greeting as I am not sending cards.