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Whats the official hotel/motel/B&B/bnb? of the 2005 campout?
Hotel?????
What happened to exploring nature…enjoying nature…living with sounds, animals, thunderstorms, insects,….
hmmmmmmmmmmm……
Yeah, where are the hotels at anyway…
[This message has been edited by jjjtba (edited 04-06-2005).]
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Originally posted by jjjtba:
…enjoying nature…living with sounds, animals, thunderstorms, insects,….…we enjoy nature, etc. We just prefer that it remain in the out of doors and not near our sleep space…or is that just me Commander?
Uhmmmm….I’m all for camping out as long as I can flush the toilet, wash w/ hot running water, turn on the television for noise, and get that wakeup call from the front desk so I’m not late for pancakes. As for the Commander, well…MajorBrat
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Originally posted by jthorson:
Whats the official hotel/motel/B&B/bnb? of the 2005 campout?Well, I’m the official bnb. As to the others, I don’t know what Trudy has chosen but I mentioned some in another thread.
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Originally posted on 1/24/05 in “Lake Wissota here we come!” thread:
For Trudy camping, there are motels in Chippewa Falls and I saw a sign for a B&B a couple of miles from the park entrance – more expensive than the motels in town, though.
http://www.pleasantviewbb.com
http://www.chippewachamber.org/lodging.asp
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And then on 3/12/05 I posted:
The motel actually closest to the park is not a standard chain-type motel, I suspect. I’d have to look up distances to know for certain. There are some old fashioned types of motels at the north end of Chippewa Falls (Glen Loch Motel, Edelweiss Motel) but I don’t know anything about their quality. There are some chain motels on the south side of Chippewa Falls (AmericInn, Country Inn, Park Inn) that really aren’t that much further of a drive – especially if you take the bypass around the city. (Yes, a bypass around a 13,000 pop city. The rush hour in Chippewa lasts for at least 10 minutes or so.) There are also a few Bed & Breakfast’s in the area, but my guess is that they are the most expensive places.We booked a room at the Park Inn. I was told their pool is open 24 hours….ahh the comforts of camping.
T&tb will be at the Country Inn in C.Falls
They have an old-folks rate and a pool.Well the official bnb is camping… and
The other B&Bs are pricey… and
I refuse to accept an old folks rate…So I booked at the Park Inn in Chippewa Falls.
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