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Triggers CabinCabin in the woods on a stocked trout pond. Outside deck over the pond for quietly relaxing. Outside fire pit. Gas grill. Inside fireplace.Located in a small private quiet campground. On 200 acres of private wooded land in central Massachusetts. Located on hiking trails that are also used for biking & horseback. Bring your own linens....but kitchen fully equipped. A great place to enjoy the out doors & disconnect & recharge..
The Writer's Retreat: A Sweetwater StayLocated on the shore of Tully Pond, The Writers Retreat is a newly designed 325sqft lake side cottage with breathtaking views of Tully Mountain. This 4-season cottage is built with salvaged barn wood; up-cycled maple floors and custom built furniture and lighting. It's the little sister to The Fishing Cottage. You'll find this intimate home has everything you need to relax, write the next Great American Novel, connect with a lover, or just plain chill. Note: landscaping is a work-in-progress.
Private room quiet neighborhood near ski and hikeLight and airy recently constructed private room in a single family home. Perfect for a quiet overnight between days of skiing or hiking in Central Mass. Wachusett ski area is just 10 minutes down the road. Full private bath with large shower. Two twin beds. Private zone heating and air conditioning! Private keyed entrance. We have a coffee maker and a small dorm fridge for your use. Large screen television with (SENSITIVE CONTENTS HIDDEN) Chromecast.
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- I’ll introduce you to each horse in the barn, you’ll learn their stories and feed them treats. Then we’ll select several and groom them slowly while listening to peaceful music that calms not only the horse but also you. By giving the horse love and attention you will learn to trust them, as they will learn to trust you. After they have been groomed we will take them for a short walk on a lead line either inside the indoor arena or out on the state park that connects with Hidden Springs Farm, depending on the weather. We’ll end the walk by returning to the barn and you’ll leave the farm feeling connected to nature and horses and feeling refreshed. Other things to note These horses are used to people but that doesn’t mean that they don’t get nervous. Ways to avoid nervous horses is to approach slowly, make no sudden movements and speak in a quiet, even voice. A lot of our horses have been through traumatic situations so this is important!Kusuka ku- Inani:$45 / umuntu
- We will start the tour on Lexington Green, one of the best known landmarks of that fateful day when the American Revolution began. We will recount stories about that day, some familiar and many not that well known, like the house where Paul Revere was told to be quite as he was spreading the alarm. We will then head toward Concord, making several stops along the way at locations with many other surprising tales that may be contrary to popular accounts. In Concord we will visit the Old North Bridge and learn about heroic and tragic events that took place at the bridge and surrounding area. On the return leg we will visit several little known but very significant sites with their own stories to tell. We will complete the adventure where we started, on Lexington Green, to talk about the horrific British retreat to Boston. I hope that guests will gain a new appreciation of that historic day, when a group of poorly trained and poorly equipped, but highly motivated farmers and tradespeople stood up to the greatest military force in the world. Other things to note I hope you will be surprised and entertained by these tales that don't often get told.Kusuka ku- Inani:$44 / umuntu
- The Revolutionary Story Tour is different. The simplest thing to grasp is that instead of walking the Freedom Trail geographically – starting at one end and following it to the other – we let the escalating action of the American Revolution guide us through the crooked streets of Boston. The sightseeing is synchronized with and unfolds to the storytelling. There’s a lot less emphasis on dry facts and dates and a lot more on the passions, personalities, and psychologies driving the events; recreating the drama and recapturing the energy that invented America. It's not only much more enjoyable it's also the most effective way to explore the city and relive the history. The entire experience has been built with the aspirations and anxieties of a fellow tourist in mind: the groups are kept small so you aren't herded around; we cover both the major sights and the hidden gems; extensive visual aids and props help you grasp the material; and you'll enjoy the charm of the original neighborhoods while getting a sense of the beautiful and booming modern city as well. If you're looking to do more than just scratch the surface or check a box this tour is for you!Kusuka ku- Inani:$44 / umuntu
- You get to relax and enjoy the experience of riding a battery powered mountain bike through beautiful country scenes. This is a moderate exercise activity suitable for young and older guests. The 7 speed mountain bikes are equipped with large capacity Li-Ion battery packs that allow both pedal assisted biking (PAS) at 5 different assist levels: from minimal assist all the way up to completely pedal-free cruising. Following the route we’ve planned you'll enjoy some of our quiet country roads, cruising by peaceful apple orchards, working farms with cows and horses out to pasture, lakes and streams, waterfalls and many other country settings. How do you like them apples? Stop and pick some up at Knight's Farm Apple Orchards. Sample some local honey at a farm stand, grab a quick bite at Cold Brook Cafe. Other things to note You should be comfortable with biking in general and you should expect some traffic as make your way to the more remote biking routes. All guests must sign waivers and safety documents. All guests must wear the supplied approved bike helmet (unless you have your own) while riding.Kusuka ku- Inani:$35 / umuntu
- Participants are introduced to a unique, creative approach to focusing on, reflecting and realizing one’s heart’s desire. Participants learn the principles behind Creative Journal Expressive Arts techniques. Each individual is guided through meditation, writing and collage creation to address individual area of focus. Collages are developed using pictures and words from magazines. Most of the workshop is done in silence. Breaks are taken to allow optional sharing. Participants leave with a poster sized Visioning® collage, their personal journal and tools for continuing to achieve their heart’s desire. If all participants are COVID vaccinated we will be inside. If not, the session will be outside. Lunch is either at a local café screened for safe COVID safety practices or a boxed picnic option when weather permits at the local Quabbin Reservoir. Three hours are allowed for the workshop and one hour for lunch. Participants can arrive up to 15 minutes prior to the experience. This is a good option for anyone wishing to learn more about the history of our home. Other things to note Guests sometimes feel that they need to consider themselves "artistic" to enjoy this experience. Don't worry, everyone can do these activities. It is helpful to have the use of both hands. Please make an inquiry if you have questions.Kusuka ku- Inani:$80 / umuntu
