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| Milkweed Mercantile | | |
This weekend was amazing! We hit the road Friday morning for
Dancing Rabbit, an ecovillage in Northeastern Missouri. We stayed at the
Milkweed Mercantile (pictured above), a bed and breakfast that just opened this year. After we unloaded, Alline gave us a quick overview of the neighborhood, we had a few beers and relaxed. Alline and Kurt were wonderful hosts!
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| Alline has a point...haha, ok maybe that was corny |
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| Jessica, Tina, Ann and Bobbie try to focus in the sun |
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| Kurt and Alline behind the counter busy with dinner prep. and serving beers ;) |
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| A fuzzy pic, but doesn't Kurt look so happy to serve? haha ;) |
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| Fancy dinner arrangement |
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| Ann and Jessica enjoying the amazing hammock chairs |
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| Bobbie and I having an intense discussion (evidently) over beers |
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Credit: Thanks to Ann for allowing me to use a few of her photos! (The first one of the Mercantile and the last photo)
Next up: Photos from the canning seminar!
Still to come: Dancing Rabbit tour, more book reviews and a cookbook give away, garden pics, food and projects.
FYI: Some changes are on the way! I'm hoping to make some long desired changes in appearance to this blog. For awhile I considered starting a second blog for projects and inspiration, but I have decided to integrate those ideas with this blog. Exciting for some and not to others, but you have the power to choose what you read ;)
8 comments:
Oh I love the hammock chairs! Also, go by my page for an award :o)
What an awesome sounding place.
ooo i love bed and breakfast hotels! something about them just gives me a 'home' feeling : ]
I don't think you'll find a more accomodating B & B for vegans and vegetarians--or any dietary choices. Also, they just know how to have a good time! :)
Carissa - Me too! Thanks for the award!
Susan - It is! I definitely recommend it :)
Jacklyn - This one will make you very happy. It's quite cozy and the people are great!
Bobbie - Yep, definitely good for vegans. I've heard of a few others that might be and I'm guessing many Ecovillages accommodate vegans. But the combination of visiting an Ecovillage and staying at a bed and breakfast is wonderful! And you're right, of course, they do know how to have a good time ;)
How fun! Blog changes are always nice. I like chaning my layout every few months, it's kind of like moving your furniture around to change the flow of chi! :D
Just lovely, looks like a very relaxing place to spend a summer vacation. :)
River - It was amazing! Yeah, you're one to talk - your new layout looks great :)
bittersweet - Oh, indeed!
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