Happy Friday Blog Friends! I returned yesterday from a sweet getaway to Door County, WI. If you look at a map of the state of Wisconsin, Door County is the peninsula in the "thumb" of the map. The entire peninsula is made up of about 10 small towns that cater to tourists during the summer and fall months. I've heard it called the Cape Cod of the Midwest, and it truly is a quaint destination.
I went with two of my closest friends and their mom, who is like a surrogate mother to me. She is a great traveling companion because she is always eager to join in on whatever we choose to do.
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We stayed at a Bed & Breakfast that had a grand piano in the front sitting room. We met a young doctor and his wife the first night, and they played the piano while we chatted.
Here is a pic of the breakfast area, and also one of my yummy breakfasts.
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There were plenty of boutiques and shops all around our hotel, which was in the town of Fish Creek. One morning I spied a dog waiting for his wife owner to return from shopping. The view cracked me up!
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We visited some art galleries. This one also had a unique sculpture garden. The sculptures were selling for up to $12,000 - a bit steep for a teacher's salary - ha!
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We saw two different plays at a theater in the woods. They were both so funny, with lots of references to Wisconsin, and especially to the Green Bay Packers.
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Just being by the water is so relaxing. The weather was perfect.
My husband and I took our honeymoon in Door County 18 years ago. It was really beautiful! I like to go cherry picking there in the late summer (my in-laws live in Appleton). Sounds like you had a very relaxing time away!
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