A Plan For Our Next Trip To Amish Country

     ...Continued From Yesterday:
     My second night at The Berlin Resort was, thankfully, more restful than my first (see post from 2/25 /2016) and when we woke up Saturday morning -  me considerably more perky than the day before -  the sun was shining,  the snow had melted and the day was so warm and nice that after breakfast we sat outside on the balcony for a  while to enjoy the view of the grounds.

      Then it was time to pack up and check out, but before we left we took a walk around the rolling meadow behind the hotel, our first time doing so, as the place had been under snow for the last two days as well as the whole time during our first visit last February.

    As we walked the area we could hear soothing music that seemed to be wafting in on the air until we noticed that the rocks at the base of each lamp post were actually speakers. It was very pleasant.

      The path  wound through the meadow until it led to a wooded area.

    We walked only a little ways in until the path turned muddy from the melted snow, then we turned back.

     There  was an enchanting little children's village at the edge of the meadow with a row of playhouses inside of which were play environments.

       There was a school house with desks and a chalkboard,

...a pet store,

​...a grocery store,

...a dance studio,

​...a movie theater with a TV screen that showed actual kiddie movies,

...a police station with a play jail,

...and a little church.

     Tom and I could practically see our two young grandchildren, delighted, noisily running in, out, and all about the playhouses and we so wished they were there with us doing just that. 
     As we left Holmes County we  talked and decided that next time we return to The Berlin Resort we want to have our two little ones with us.  How much more fun would that be?
      I guess we'd like to find out.