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| bboopster |
Posted - Jun 20 2013 : 7:57:38 PM
I am hosting a Glamping weekend here at my place in West Bend WI. September 20-22nd. Weather here in Wisconsin will still be very nice. I wanted to get the date out there so that you can plan ahead. We have room for Campers and Tents we have a small 1 car garage size cabin and a rent a potty. TeeHee!!! We all ready have a firepit for cooking and every other luxury we need. Crafting classes, and a trunk sale along with games and I am sure LOTS of YUMMY FOOD and Farmgirl Chit Chat!!! West Bend has a wonderful Farmers Market on Saturday morning and close by Antique shops, resale shops and lakes for fishing..... Hope to see you all in September....
http://www.settlersparkmarket.com/
https://www.facebook.com/SettlersParkMarket
https://www.facebook.com/JourneystoHealth
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| countrymommy85 |
Posted - Jul 26 2013 : 07:28:45 AM
I will totally have to keep that in mind Betty-Jo! Depends on if we are still in WI or out west! (we are moving to MT eventually) At any rate are kids welcome or is it just for big girls? Are pets welcome to come along? Just wanted to know so if we are still in WI I can plan ahead! Thanks sister!
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| AnnieinIdaho |
Posted - Jun 25 2013 : 5:59:51 PM
Thank you Betty Jo for the invitation. I will keep it in mind. I have always wanted to visit Wisconsin. Your Settlers Park Market is so cool and I love the website. (My family have culinary backgrounds so I can appreciate the work and attention to detail). Best to you! Annie
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