The Highlight of Your Town - What Not to Miss  

Sounds wonderful. I love beautiful countrysides and parks. God's country, I call it. Food tastes better in the country. People are usually friendlier in the country. Silk mills? Beautiful fabrics? I would probably try to bring yards and yards home with me. The thought of entering a real castle excites me. My husband would enjoy the football match. That would complete his vacation. Thank you for a wonderful time.

its sounds good

Thank you for your response. One stoplight! That's smaller than the town I grew up in and when I was a kid I thought that was the smallest town ever. I think I plotted my escape from birth. Of course I now realize it was because I was an only child and smothered to death. It wasn't the town, it was my parents over-protecting me.

Now that I'm older, I remember the good things about my ome town - the warm, friendly people, the good neighbors,a restaurant that has the best catfish this side of the Mississippi, the best drinking water in the world, the sweetest fruit trees and the prettiest Christmas decorations.
Sounds like we rest in your town and venture out to surrounding areas. That works for me. Water and light shows are great. Rides up the mountain are always fun. City lights are always romantic.Food at new places is always a treat. Thank you for a lovely time.

yea my graduating class was 69 people....everyone knew everyone.

Sounds cruel and inhuman. If anyone needs a vacation, its you. Thanks for the warning. I will stay away from Selfridge, MI. Maybe you can read some of these posts and be somewhere else in your dreams. How long will you be there? Is there any relief in sight? God bless.

Thank you for your response. You've got all the makings of a fun time. A seat on the 50 yard line! Up close and personal with the team! You can't beat that. My husband will think he died and went to heaven. Pizza and beer are the ideal toppers for any game. The next night I'm looking forward to that lovely hayride around the scenic mountains and valleys in a place where there is foilage and it actually changes colors to reflect the season; unlike our desert in Nevada. Beautiful! And let us not forget the food! You have not visited a place until you have tasted the local food. The most appealing thing about your town is the warmth that comes through. This must be a great place to raise kids.

a seat on the 50? nope..............a seat on the bench with the players and staff. make sure he dresses warm, it's probably the most cold place in town. and if you hurry, it's homecoming week. we're having our faculty walk friday after school, there's a semi formal friday night, a parade with floats saturday night and then on to the game. does he want to ride the faculty float, freshman, sophmore, jr. or senior float? my daughter is a sophomore, so my husband and i are helping with that one. and pack navy and white clothes for the school colors!!!

If you're cold, you're not rootin' hard enough for the home team!

our football stand has the best hot chocolate.....my treat...

Thank you for your response. LOL. That big steel building tells me something. Don't get caught driving through your town in the winter months when it snows or we may need snow chains. Is this one of those towns with back-to-back signs "Welcome to" and "You are now leaving?" We'll wave as we go by.

Sounds like a really nice special get-away, make sure you aren't followed!

Thank you for your response. I agree with Lackingstyle. You don't really want anyone else to know about your own private lake. But thank you for sharing it with us. Cherish it.

Thank you for your response. Ummm...Arts and Crafts. Sounds like I can pick up a lot of unique items. The Amish are known for their cooking. That's good. Niagara Falls - famous romantic spot. All good. Thanks for a wonderful time.

It's not the arts and crafts most people think of. It's Mission style furniture, books and tapestry with philosophy. You may have known what I was talking about because I know it is quite popular in California.
For me it's become a passion.
http://www.roycrofter.com/

You have to stay at The Roycroft Inn, where I used to be the baker and prepared the continental breakfast. Or at least take a tour.
http://www.roycroftinn.com/

Love the epigrams at this site. The Roycroft Inn is certainly on my list of places to go. Thanks for the tip.

Breads are a weakness of mine. A side issue. I knew a baker who had no fingerprints. He had burned his fingertips so badly. Is this a problem with you?

Where though?

Thank you for your response. LOL. I'm a girl with a family, so what do the girls do for fun?

Thank you for your response. Where are these historical monuments? Sounds fun.