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Archive for July, 2010

Something new

Wednesday, July 28th, 2010

One of the most exciting things about owning an older home and especially with it being a Bed & Breakfast, is the new amenities that we continue to add to improve the quality of our guests experience.  So to that end we added at the beginning of July, a flat screen television in the Maple Room. Tim put a frame around the television as to make it blend more with the room.  The guests that have stayed in the Maple Room since our new addition have commented that they have enjoyed having it to unwind in the evening.  Stay tuned for more changes, be it big or small there is still changes happening all the time in our little corner of the world.

Music & Memories

Wednesday, July 28th, 2010

Music & Memories

When:Friday, Jul 30, 2010

Where:Bandstand in Downtown Waupaca

Join us at the City Square by the Bandstand for Music & Memories, from 5-7 p.m. Bring your lawn chairs and blankets for a great evening of entertainment. The Waupaca City Band will follow from 7-8 p.m.

June 6 – Carmen Lee & The Tomorrow River Two
July 2 – Desperate Ottos
July 9 – One For The Road
July 16 – Suzuki Violin Students
July 23 – Frank Sinatra Tribute
July 30 – Ryan Tomski Jazz
August 6 – Blue Collar Blues
August 13 – Jim King
August 20 – U.W. Stevens Point African Dance & Drumming

Thresheree

Thursday, July 22nd, 2010

July 23, 24, 25 2010

 

Our 43rd annual show

Featuring Minneapolis Moline Tractors

Gasoline engine exibitors can camp free with their engines

Flea Market exibitors have full access to the show.

Friday:Grounds open at noon. Friday evening music Nighthawk

Saturday:

Grounds open at 7am

National Antique Tractor Pull
Pull starts at 11 am Sat July 24
Dance 8pm till Midnight

Sunday Church service on the grounds at 7am

Grounds open at 7am

Threshing, Rock crushing, Sawmills, Fairbanks Morse engines running,
Parade at 11:30am
Polka Music from 1to 3pm
Chainsaw contest begins at 3pm

ALL WEEKEND
Tractors, Food, Engines, and much more

Good press

Thursday, July 15th, 2010

Recently Lindsay House Bed & Breakfast was on the receiving end of some very nice press.  A reporter for the Picture Post, which is the seasonal publication that lets us all know in Waupaca County that summer has arrived.  The Picture Post reports on happenings in and around Waupaca County and people enjoying all of our natural resources.  It was also in the County Post East on July 1, 2010.  Our local paper is continually improving and striving to report on everything that is happening in our area.

Golfing in beautiful Central Wisconsin

Wednesday, July 14th, 2010

If you say the word golf to different people, you most certainly will get some varied reactions.  Some people articulate that they believe golf is fundamentally a sport, albeit a boring one to watch on television, others will say that possibly golf is one of the only sports that is worth playing.  Wherever your opinion lies (pardon the pun), you can find a variety of wonderful golf courses right here in Central Wisconsin.  Cedar Springs is located just outside of Manawa.   The 9-hole Cedar Springs Golf Course is a public golf course that opened in 1965. Designed by Marty Garrity, Cedar Springs Golf Course measures 2967 yards from the longest tees. The course features 3 sets of tees for different skill levels. In todays golf world, Cedar Springs may seem like it isn’t enough of a challenge but believe me, I have seen some very talented golfers get taken in by what they think is a slam dunk course, only to be fooled as their skill level is tested.  We are also blessed to have Glen Cairn which is a golf course located northwest of Manawa. The 18-hole “Glen Cairn” course at the Glen Cairn Golf Club facility in Ogdensburg, Wisconsin features 6,230 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 71 .  Designed by Jerry Berkholtz, the Glen Cairn golf course opened in 2000. To the southwest of us is Hidden Waters. This elegant country club offers a nine hole golf course with a driving range and a pro shop for all your equipment needs.  The 9-hole “Weymont Run” course at the Weymont Run Country Club facility in Weyauwega, Wisconsin features 3,229 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 36 .  Carved magically by ice and earth Glacier Wood Golf Club has been cited as “an awe inspiring golf experience.” With broad elevation changes, breath-taking scenery from tee box to green, an abundance of wildlife and the kind of challenge that defines excellence in golf, Glacier Wood Golf Club is unique amongst its rivals.

Utilizing the natural terrain famed golf architect Larry Packard offers 18 championship holes combining forest, marshland, and open rolling holes.

Exemplifying his genius is the signature hole #12 that incorporates breath taking elevation, forest and wetlands to create the pinnacle in golfing experience.

Glacier Wood offers a completely redesigned state-of-the-art practice facility. With four target greens, 12,000 square foot natural grass hitting area, and a large chipping/putting green, we aspire to the notion that “golf is a lifetime pursuit towards perfection.” If your looking for a Wisconsin North Woods golf experience where sport meets natural beauty, look no further than Glacier Wood Golf Club.

Golf Digest’s guidebook, Best Places to Play 2004-2005 had listed Glacier Wood in the state of Wisconsin.  Stay and play right here in Manawa, WI located in the center of all the action and fun that is to be had in Waupaca County.  

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Butterfly House opening

Wednesday, July 7th, 2010

Mosquito Hill Nature Center’s Butterfly House open Wednesday for it’s 16th season.  Butterfly House is open to the public from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays through August 29th. A $1 per person donation is asked to help fray operating expenses of the house. Private guided tours are available for organized groups on Thursdays and Fridays for a fee of $2 per person. For an additional 50 cents, groups may enjoy an ice cream treat following their tour. Advance reservations are required.  The Butterfly House allows visitors to walk among the butterflies in their natural habitat. Visitors may also view the butterfly nursery where they can observe how butterflies are reared for release into the house and witness metamorphosis.  This and other excellent programs are happening throughout the summer and fall at Mosquito Hill, log onto www.mosquitohill.com to see what other wonderful things there are to do and see.  Mosquito Hill is located 2 miles east of New London off County S at the end of Rogers Rd.

A little slice of Americana

Saturday, July 3rd, 2010

Rodeo weekend is upon us and Manawa is abuzz with activity.  This morning was our 52nd annual rodeo parade, there was a plethora of entries.  It is a small town parade with big pride.  Some of the entries were promoting upcoming events in our area, such as the Symco Thresheree, the Old Iola Car Show, Bear Lake’s upcoming Beach Parties and many many more.  There was an exceptional entry as well, Tim and our dog Abby pulled the Chamber of Commerce float with our Lindsay House Bed & Breakfast vehicle.  They were quite a pair, enjoying the parade from a unique vantage point. Still much more action is to be had for the rest of the weekend at the Rodeo grounds, lots of broncs, bulls and babes as the radio announcer says.

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