Showing posts with label getaway. Show all posts
Showing posts with label getaway. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 8, 2015

A to Z - "G" is for Garden Gazebo Getaway

I decided to search 'gazebo getaway' and look for some peaceful and beautiful ideas for my gazebo dreams and guess what? I found my ideal writing/gardening getaway!

Here is the link. It's only 17,200 dollars for the smallest model. :)

Guess I have to sell a few books and get some speaking engagements to afford that.

I would use it exactly like this picture, with one wall of windows and skylights. This would be for gazing out and gardening. The other wall would house my desk, laptop, inspiration, and a comfy desk chair and maybe another chair to curl up in beside a bookshelf in the far corner, if there is room.

A girl can dream, right?

I still think I want a small gazebo with a butterfly garden around it.
Something like this..
This is actually a garden with many themed spots that welcomes writers, artists, and tourists. It has a cute children's play garden...
and it located in Montana. Tizer Gardens.

I guess if I ever take that road trip across America...

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Tuesday, May 10, 2011

Turkey Run


This weekend we got away from it all in Turkey Run, a large state park located around Sugar Creek. With all the rain and flooding, the creek was high, but Saturday was dry enough and temperate for a long hike.
Normally, hubby has issues with bridges, especially suspension bridges, but he did great both times we crossed this one, even telling me to get pictures from it's height. Such a brave man!


Which path do I choose?? On the left, the man-made bridge over a ditch, on the right, a log from a fallen tree. So many great dilemmas to philosophize over in this picture, so little time!

We hiked for 2 hours, viewing cavernous holes, rock formations, and even some wildlife.I nearly stepped on this little snake!


But mostly, his trip was about our anniversary and us being together, and I thoroughly enjoyed it! We have decided that this is a great place to bring the boys, as long as we add in a canoe trip and not hike quite so far! We'd make it a one day thing. This park is an hour's drive from my home.

..Oh, and we must remember to bring change for the arcade.. :)



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