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Wednesday, August 10, 2011

Outdoor Wednesday

This week I have been spending with the grandchildren. Their mother, my oldest daughter, went back to school, not studying, but teaching, andhas no one to keep the kids now that they are school age.
On Monday, we went out to the Inn at the Mill and looked  around and took some pictures.  It's a beautiful place, although no longer "in the country" as growth and progress knocks on its door.  Christopher wanted to look at the old wheel and the grindstones, which are all still in place. 

We took a few pictures.  Then a couple of days later, it rained, thank goodness, and the heat wave has abated.
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The big wheel.































Waterfall from the spring into the pond.  This mill was owned by the Johnson family.  When it operated as a mill, the spring fed the wheel  to keep it turning.


Inside the lobby area which is the old mill part.

















































Christopher and Olivia check out one of the Remingtons.



















And check out the Indian out front. 
If you are ever in the Northwest Arkansas area this is a great place to stay and has an excellent resturant on the hill above it.

Enjoy ! And thanks for the rain!!!

SG




4 comments:

  1. The very BEST of times...spent with those you love! Thanks for sharing! Visiting from Outdoor Wednesdays! Hope you will visit me sometime soon!!

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  2. I love that mill, we used to visit the one at War Eagle in Arkansas a long time ago.
    I'm glad you got some rain and cooler weather, could you send some to east Texas?

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    Have a wonderful day!!

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  3. I drive by it all the time but have never stopped! Maybe next time my parents come to visit from Massachusetts I'll take them to the restaurant.

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  4. hi! i found you through arkansas bloggers. love your southern style. :)

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    have a great friday!
    blessings,
    sara

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