The Van Buren Hotel at Shipshewana
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Shipshewana and the Amish!
Well today I didn't end up going to the mall at all, instead I went to a small place in Indianna called Shipshewana. That is where there are lots of Amish people. The Amish are a culture who don't use any modern technology or power, instead they do EVERYTHING by hand. They don't drive cars either - they go everywhere in a horse and buggy. I got a ...
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... etc. in one place. This was started three years ago by this company and the rest of the companies followed suit. It has now become a real important event for dealers worldwide.
We had a whale of a time.
Wednesday 19th, we went through Chicago on our way to the city of Minneapolis in Minnesota arriving at 9:30 PM. NEVER travel through Chicago if it can be avoided. The tolls are almost every five kilometres and will totally rob you of your money!!!
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Are we having fun? "You betcha"
... variety singer. We bought a large blooming onion, so large that we couldn't eat all of it. Then onto the other stage tent where we: listened to a very entertaining comedic magician and ventriloquist; listened to Echo Village, a bluegrass band from Tennessee; and then watched the Smage Brothers, who were featured on America’s Got Talent, perform their trick motorcycle demonstration. During Echo Village’s performance, an ultralight plane circled overhead a few times. ...
Star's Birthplace
... Eating there was very similar to our experience with New Glasgow lobster suppers in PEI with homemade food and lots of dishes. The food was served family style:
On the table: warm homemade bread, apple butter, coleslaw, pickles
First course: ham and bean soup
Main course: roast beef, fried chicken, green beans with ham, mashed potatoes, dressing, giblet gravy, beef goulash
Dessert: there were more than ...
Ethan says:
Almost back home! It's been a while, but I'm still here!
Our last day at Bryce Canyon was the day that we went horseback riding, or in our case, muleback riding. I was riding behind my dad's horse, whose name was Wah Weep and my mule's name was Tuffy. The funny thing is my mom's horse's name was Tuff. And Chris's name was Angie. My dad's horse at the very beginning was a very ***** horse. But pretty soon EVERYBODY'S horses were *****. The one in front of my ...
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Amenities
- Swimming pool
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Business Services
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Fitness/Health center
- Free parking