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• Apple Tree Lane Bed & Breakfast
  "We'll be back - great place to stay"
  "My wife and I celebrated our 40th anniversary by spending the night at Apple Tree Lane B & B. Only live 2 hours away but it was so nice we'll go back. Kerri was very friendly and cooked us a great breakfast. The weather wasn't the best but we took a walk to the River anyway. It would have been nice ..."to have a campfire but it was to cold and windy. Lots to see and do in Waupaca. Kerri also made several great suggestion on where to have dinner. We stayed in the Master Suite very nice room with a claw foot tub. " More >
• BEST WESTERN PLUS Grand Seasons Hotel
  "Great experience!"
  "We attended a week-long training at this hotel. Cheryl and Katherine at the front desk went out of their way to be amazingly helpful and cheerful while meeting our various needs. Brenda at breakfast keep everything clean and well stocked and got to know each of us throughout the week. Ginger and ..."Jenny from the conference staff were very attentive to our needs as a group and individually. The only downside was that attention to the sleeping rooms was at times minimal. One woman reported that her bed was not made and trash not emptied for 2 days. Overall it was a great experience and we would definitely come back. " More >
• Crystal River Inn B&B, LLC
  "" The Road Goes Ever On...""
  "...along the way we seek the sublime. "I think of two landscapes - one outside the self, the other within. The external landscape is the one we see - not only the line and color of the land and its shading at different times of the day, but also its plants and animals in season, its weather, its geo..."logy, the record of its climate and evolution....The second landscape I think of is an interior one, a kind of projection within a person of a part of the exterior landscape. Relationships in the exterior landscape include those that are named and discernible, such as the nitrogen cycle, or a vertical sequence of Ordivician limestone, and others that are uncodified or ineffable, such as winter light falling on a particular kind of granite, or the effect of humidity on the frequency of a blackpoll warbler's burst of song.... The shape and character of these relationships in a person's thinking, I believe, are deeply influenced by where on this earth one goes, what one touches, the patterns on... " More >